Nathan Kogan
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1347402A
Top Subjects
- Decision making (4)
- Risk-taking (Psychology) (4)
- Social psychology (2)
- Cognition in children (2)
- Cognitive styles (2)
- Infant psychology (2)
- Anxiety (1)
Books by Nathan Kogan
Total count: 17
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Personality and situational determinants of judgmental confidence and extremityEducational Testing Service1964-01-01
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Risk takinga study in cognition and personalityHolt, Rinehart & Winston1964-01-01
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Risk takinga study in cognition and personalityHolt, Rinehart and Winston1964-01-01
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Effects of physical separation of group members upon risk takingEducational Testing Service1965-01-01
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Modes of thinking in young childrena study of the creativity-intelligence distinctionHolt, Rinehart and Winston1965-01-01
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Group risk taking as a function of members' anxiety and defensiveness levelsEducational Testing Service1966-01-01
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The risky-shift phenomenon in small decision-making groupsa test of the information-exchange hypothesisEducational Testing Service1966-01-01
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Modification of a judgmental style through group interactionEducational Testing Service1966-01-01
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Group risk taking under competitive and non-competitive conditions in adults and childrenEducational Testing Service1967-01-01
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Task and motivational influences on the assessment of creative and intellective ability in childrenEducational Testing Service1967-01-01
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Effects of anticipated delegate status on level of risk taking in small decision-making groupsEducational Testing Service1968-01-01
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Negotiation by leaders in the presence of their delegates and by delegates in the presence of their leadersEducational Testing Service1969-01-01
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The effect of a reciprocal decision rule on decisions for another personEducational Testing Service1971-01-01
Cognitive styles in infancy and early childhoodL. Erlbaum Associates1976-01-01-
Understanding visual metaphordevelopmental and individual differencesUniversity of Chicago Press for the Society for Research in Child Development1980-01-01
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Gender and AgingCambridge University Press2002-01-01
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Cognitive Styles in Infancy and Early Childhood (Psychology Revivals)Taylor & Francis Group2013-01-01