PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY OF COGNITIVE STYLE (Reflection-Impulsivity)

Binge Drinking and Reflection Impulsivity

Reflection--impulsivity: the generality and dynamics of conceptual tempo.

3rd-grade children previously classified as either reflective or impulsive were administered a serial learning task under 3 different conditions. After administration of 2 lists, 1 group was told their performance was poor, a 2nd was told that the next lists were difficult, and controls were given no special communication. Impulsive Ss in all groups reported more incorrect words before and afte...

Study of the Efficacy of Cognitive Restructuring Teaching at Student\'s Attribution Style and Academic Performance

Objectives: One of the education ministry’s concerns in high schools is the problem of academic achievement. The researches have mentioned that student’s false attribution and absence of scholastic counseling service are the most important factors affecting student’s low performance and achievements. The main goal of this research was to study the rate of cognitive reconstructive effect on attr...

Cognitive Style and Auditor's judgment: Does Cognitive Style mitigate the Impact of recency bias on the auditors’ belief revision process?

Abstract: The purpose of the present study is two-dimensional. First, provide more evidence of the effects of information order on auditors' beliefs, and secondly, examine whether auditors vary their beliefs in different cognitive styles. These goals were achieved through the use of experienced professional auditors. To determine the effects of information sequence, Hogarth and Einhorn’s belie...

Reflection - Impulsivity in Predelinquent Preadolescents in a Residential Facility

AUTHORS’ NOTE: The authors wish to thank the administration, staff, and children of the Children’s Home in Kingston, New York, and the Paddy Hill Elementary School in Greece, New York, for their cooperation in the present research. Requests for reprints should be sent to David Glenwick, Psychology Department, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio 44242. Thirty institutionalized "predelinquent" prea...