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Frederick Rhodewalt

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#2727

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Social Psychology

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#343

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Frederick Rhodewalt's Degrees

PhD Social Psychology University of California, Santa Barbara
Masters Social Psychology University of California, Santa Barbara
Bachelors Psychology University of California, Santa Barbara

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According to Wikipedia, Frederick Rhodewalt was an American social psychologist at the University of Utah. Background Rhodewalt completed his BA at Lincoln University and a PhD in Social Psychology at Princeton University . He spent his entire 31 year academic career at the University of Utah in the Department of Psychology where he published extensively on issues related to personality and the self.

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Frederick Rhodewalt's Published Works

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Unraveling the Paradoxes of Narcissism: A Dynamic Self-Regulatory Processing Model (2001) (1736)
Optimism, neuroticism, coping, and symptom reports: an alternative interpretation of the Life Orientation Test. (1989) (419)
Self and Interpersonal Correlates of the Narcissistic Personality Inventory: A Review and New Findings (1995) (398)
On self-aggrandizement and anger: a temporal analysis of narcissism and affective reactions to success and failure. (1998) (391)
Narcissism, Self-Knowledge Organization, and Emotional Reactivity: The Effect of Daily Experiences on Self-Esteem and Affect (1998) (321)
Effects of strategic self-presentation on subsequent self-esteem. (1981) (267)
Conceptions of Ability, Achievement Goals, and Individual Differences in Self‐Handicapping Behavior: On the Application of Implicit Theories (1994) (210)
Appraisal of life change, depression, and illness in hardy and nonhardy women. (1989) (188)
Self-handicappers: Individual differences in the preference for anticipatory, self-protective acts. (1990) (171)
Self-handicapping : the role of discounting and augmentation in the preservation of self-esteem (1991) (152)
Self-handicapping among competitive athletes: The role of practice in self-esteem protection. (1984) (144)
Distinguishing Narcissism and Hostility: Similarities and Differences in Interpersonal Circumplex and Five-Factor Correlates (2001) (135)
The Double-Edged Sword of Self-Handicapping: Discounting, Augmentation, and the Protection and Enhancement of Self-Esteem (1997) (132)
Expanding the Dynamic Self-Regulatory Processing Model of Narcissism: Research Directions for the Future (2001) (123)
Self-Handicapping and Subsequent Performance: Role of Outcome Valence and Attributional Certainty (1986) (123)
Effects of self-presentation on the phenomenal self. (1986) (122)
On the relationship of hardiness to the Type A behavior pattern: Perception of life events versus coping with life events (1984) (117)
Narcissus Reflects: Memory Distortion in Response to Ego-Relevant Feedback among High- and Low-Narcissistic Men (2002) (116)
Dissonance motivation: Its nature, persistence, and reinstatement. (1979) (94)
Claimed self-handicaps and the self-handicapper: The relation of reduction in intended effort to performance (1991) (88)
Cognitive, behavioral, and affective correlates of the Cook and Medley Hostility Scale. (1990) (82)
Self-Handicapping in the Classroom: The Effects of Claimed Self-Handicaps on Responses to Academic Failure (1995) (79)
Induced-compliance attitude change: Once more with feeling (1979) (72)
Narcissism and self-handicapping: Linking self-aggrandizement to behavior (2006) (67)
Defensive Strategies, Motivation, and the Self: A Self-Regulatory Process View. (2005) (63)
On states, traits, and processes: A transactional alternative to the individual difference assumptions in Type A behavior and physiological reactivity (1986) (60)
A person-environment analysis of job stress: a contingency model explanation. (1985) (56)
Reactance and the coronary-prone behavior pattern: the role of self-attribution in responses to reduced behavioral freedom. (1983) (48)
Self-Handicapping Scale (2012) (47)
Seff-Handicapping and Interpersonal Trade-Offs: The Effects of Claimed Self-Handicaps on Observers' Performance Evaluations and Feedback (1995) (45)
Role of Self-Protective Attributions in the Experience of Pain (1988) (45)
Interpersonal self-regulation: Lessons from the study of narcissism. (2003) (39)
Dissonance and humor: Evidence for the undifferentiated nature of dissonance arousal. (1978) (38)
The Type A Behavior Pattern and Carotid Artery Atherosclerosis (1984) (29)
Self-involvement, self-attribution, and the Type A coronary-prone behavior pattern. (1984) (29)
Self-Presentation and the Phenomenal Self: On the Stability and Malleability of Self-Conceptions (1986) (28)
Type A Behavior, Perceived Stress, and Illness (1984) (27)
Coronary-Prone Behavior and Reactance (1982) (24)
Self-presentation and the phenomenal self: The "carryover effect" revisited. (1998) (23)
Self‐Handicapping: On the Self‐Perpetuating Nature of Defensive Behavior (2008) (22)
Type A Behavior and Diabetic Control: Implications of Psychological Reactance for Health Outcomes1 (1988) (19)
Self-Handicapping and School (2002) (15)
Reflections in troubled waters: Narcissism and the vicissitudes of an interpersonally contextualized self (2005) (15)
The social mind of the narcissist: Cognitive and motivational aspects of interpersonal self-construction. (2001) (14)
A Self‐Attribution‐Reactance Model of Recovery from Injury in Type A Individuals1 (1985) (13)
Social Motivation: Social Motivation and Object Relations: Narcissism and Interpersonal Self-Esteem Regulation (2004) (13)
Cue Utilization in the Self-Attribution of Emotions and Attitudes (1979) (11)
Autobiography, Reputation, and the Self: On the Role of Evaluative Valence and Self-Consistency of the Self-Relevant Information (2001) (9)
Situational Demand and Self-Reports of Stress and Illness: The Moderating Influence of Self-Monitoring (1987) (8)
Strategic self-attribution and Type A behavior (1988) (8)
Self-Esteem and Self-Regulation: Toward Optimal Studies of Self-Esteem: Comment. (2003) (8)
The role of self-attribution differences in the utilization of social comparison information (1981) (8)
The Type A behaviour pattern, induced mood, and the illusion of control (1988) (6)
Stress and Distress as a Function of Jenkins Activity Survey-Defined Type A Behavior and Control Over the Work Environment (1991) (5)
The self and intergroup attitudes: Connecting "fragile" personal and collective self-concepts. (2010) (5)
Personality and Prejudice in Interracial Interactions (2012) (3)
Type a behavior, field dependence, and hypervigilance: Toward increased Type A specificity (1986) (3)
Reactions to Perceived Loss of Control: Self-Attribution and the Type A. (1982) (3)
Personlity and Social Behavior (2008) (1)
Personality and social behavior (2012) (1)
A self-change sampler. (1995) (0)
STEREOTYPE THREAT AND AFFIRMATION : THE INTERACTIVE EFFECT OF DOMAIN AND GENDER IDENTIFICATION , AND DIFFERENT TYPES OF AFFIRMATION ON WOMEN (2012) (0)
The role of self-serving attributional strategies in pain perception (1984) (0)
Type A Behavior, Life Change, and Illness: A Prospective Study. (1986) (0)
The effect of rejected advice on individuals high in unmitigated communion (2007) (0)

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