International Relations

Wright, Quincy; Bryce, James

doi:10.2307/1278173

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“…Beside's Kelley's attribution theory, which is based on the logic of analysis-ofvariance, there are other studies which examined human perception and social inference using the logic of correlation statistics as in the Pearson Product Moment correlation (e.g., Beach & Scoop, 1966;Erlick & Mills, 1967), Bayesian statistics (Ajzen, 1977), multidimensional scaling (MDS) (e.g., Granzin, 1982;Wright, 1955;Rummel, 1977), among others. We point to this work to provide a background for the reader concerning the use of "statistical and algebraic logic" in formulating psychological models of human behavior.…”

Section: Cognitive Algebra (Psychological Variance)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Toward a theory of social relations: The regression analog

Sirgy

1990

Syst. Res.

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A conceptual approach is developed in this paper using the logic and concepts of requisite variety and regression to analyze social relations phenomena such as: attraction, power, conflict, stability, competition, and cooperation. A social relationship between two social systems is conceptualized as a perceptual phenomenon by one member of the social dyad (target system) and is determined by psychological contiguity between perceived benefits and costs. The attraction felt by the target system toward the other system is conceptualized as the slope of the regression line, power in the intercept of the regression line, stability in the coefficient of determination, and conflict in the standard error of the estimate. Furthermore, competition is conceptualized in terms of proportion of variance in benefits accounted for by the target system relative to other competitor systems. Finally, cooperation is viewed as a special case in which the effort of multiple target systems is greater than the sum of the proportion of variance accounted for by each target system separately.

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Section: Cognitive Algebra (Psychological Variance)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Toward a theory of social relations: The regression analog

Sirgy

1990

Syst. Res.

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“…Users may benefit from high-context graphic only in cultures where high-context communication is common and can be understood. High-context orientation lets interface Polish level of creativity and new situations' adaptability was presented ambiguously [17]. Almost 50% of students described themselves as creative and adaptable while above 40% of questioned users expressed their lack of flexibility and adaptability.…”

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“…Questions concerning degree of strength of a country/culture in international comparison [17] revealed that polish have the complex of minority. Almost 90% of respondents stated that they have minor position on international market.…”

Section: B Authority Conceptionmentioning

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“…Political decentralisation dimension [17] pertains believes that decisions made with participation of greater amount of people would be more relevant to diverse interests of society then those made only by political authorities. 49% of respondents present lethargy and indifferent attitude whereas only 40% represent enthusiastic and full of energy point of view.…”

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The Influence of Cultural Preferences on User Interface Design – Polish Case Study

Wojciechowski

Zakrzewska

Advances in Computer, Information, and Systems Sciences, and Engineering

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-Sustainability of international virtual learning communities often appears to be problematic. There are many factors influencing it. The paper deals with the influence of cultural preferences on user interface designing process, which in turn may affect information accessibility and data interaction process -the elements of extended TAM model [1]. We consider Polish users' preferences and needs towards user interface appearance. Paper answers the question if there exist Polish cultural preferences and how they may affect user interface designing. The research is based on an existing Socrates Minerva funded CAB project virtual learning community.

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International Relations

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Toward a theory of social relations: The regression analog

Toward a theory of social relations: The regression analog

The Influence of Cultural Preferences on User Interface Design – Polish Case Study

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