Irwin Silverman

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Irwin Silverman is affiliated with the following schools: York University, University at Buffalo, Bowling Green State University, University of Florida, Brooklyn College

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According to Wikipedia, Irwin Silverman is a professor of psychology at York University. With Marion Eals, he has studied sex differences in intelligence from the perspective of evolutionary psychology. External links Faculty page

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Sex differences in spatial abilities: Evolutionary theory and data. (1992) (523)
The Hunter-Gatherer theory of spatial sex differences: Proximate factors mediating the female advantage in recall of object arrays (1994) (438)
The Hunter-Gatherer Theory of Sex Differences in Spatial Abilities: Data from 40 Countries (2007) (315)
Gender Differences in Delay of Gratification: A Meta-Analysis (2003) (292)
Effects of play on associative fluency in preschool-aged children. (1973) (221)
Effects of estrogen changes during the menstrual cycle on spatial performance (1993) (174)
Testosterone levels and spatial ability in men (1999) (149)
Play: A General Facilitator of Associative Fluency. (1975) (146)
SELF-ESTEEM AND DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSIVENESS TO SUCCESS AND FAILURE. (1964) (137)
Reference groups : exploration into conformity and deviation of adolescents (1966) (114)
Social Change and Prejudice (1964) (113)
Gender and Sexual Orientation Differences in Cognition Across Adulthood: Age Is Kinder to Women than to Men Regardless of Sexual Orientation (2007) (111)
Homogeneity of Effect Sizes for Sex across Spatial Tests and Cultures: Implications for Hormonal Theories (1996) (96)
Differences in the Relationship of Menstrual Cycle Phase to Spatial Performance on Two- and Three-Dimensional Tasks (1997) (92)
Sex Differences in Simple Visual Reaction Time: A Historical Meta-Analysis (2006) (87)
Child and maternal correlates of impulse control in 24-month-old children. (1990) (79)
Sex Related Factors in the Perception of Threatening Facial Expressions (2002) (77)
Processes underlying sex differences in route-learning strategies in children and adolescents (2003) (69)
Effects of deceiving and debriefing psychological subjects on performance in later experiments. (1970) (65)
Pupillometry: A sexual selection approach (2004) (65)
Early proximity and intimacy between siblings and incestuous behavior: A test of the Westermarck theory (1993) (60)
Internal vs. external control of reinforcement and attention in a decision‐making task1 (1968) (57)
A short-term longitudinal study of the early development of self-regulation (1992) (56)
Dyadic interaction and conservation induction : A test of Piaget's equilibration model (1973) (55)
DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF EGO THREAT UPON PERSUASIBILITY FOR HIGH AND LOW SELF-ESTEEM SUBJECTS. (1964) (50)
SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN SPATIAL BEHAVIORS: APPLICATIONS TO ROUTE LEARNING (1996) (49)
The Human Subject in the Psychological Laboratory (1977) (48)
The Human Subject in the Psychological Laboratory (1977) (48)
Effects of Sudden Mass School Desegregation on Interracial Interaction and Attitudes in One Southern City (1973) (47)
The relationship between testosterone and route-learning strategies in humans (2002) (44)
Simple reaction time: it is not what it used to be. (2010) (43)
Crisis in social psychology: The relevance of relevance. (1971) (40)
Diffusion of Responsibility in Charitable Donations (1983) (39)
Modifying Cognitive Functioning Through Participation in a Problem-Solving Group. (1972) (39)
Role-related behavior of subjects in laboratory studies of attitude change. (1968) (38)
The experimenter as a source of variance in psychological research: Modeling and sex effects. (1972) (34)
Why social psychology fails. (1977) (33)
Gender differences in resistance to temptation: Theories and evidence (2003) (33)
The evolutionary psychology of spatial sex differences. (1998) (31)
Maternal antecedents of delay ability in young children (1995) (30)
A Conceptual Model of Artifact in Attitude Change Studies 1 (1970) (30)
Inter-related effects of social desirability, sex, self-esteem, and complexity of argument on persuasibility. (1966) (29)
Physical Attractiveness and Courtship. (1971) (26)
Subitizing and counting skills in 3-year-olds. (1980) (24)
The r/K theory of human individual differences (1990) (24)
Social desirability and need approval: some paradoxical data and a conceptual re-evaluation. (1974) (24)
Punitiveness in response to films varying in content: A cross‐national field study of aggression (1975) (23)
Evaluation Apprehension, Demand Characteristics, and the Effects of Distraction on Persuasibility (1968) (23)
The r/K theory of human individual differences: Scientific and social issues (1989) (23)
Non-Euclidean Navigational Strategies of Women: Compensatory Response or Evolved Dimorphism? (2006) (22)
The secular trend for grip strength in Canada and the United States (2011) (22)
The experimenter: A (still) neglected stimulus object. (1974) (22)
The influence of genomic imprinting on brain development and behavior (2001) (22)
Demand characteristics versus dissonance reduction as determinants of failure-seeking behavior. (1965) (20)
Response-set bias and predictive validity associated with Kogan's "attitudes toward old people scale". (1966) (20)
Effect of verbalization on reversal shifts in children: additional data. (1966) (19)
Nonreactive methods and the law. (1975) (17)
Compensation and Conservation. (1982) (16)
The effects of experimenter outcome expectancy on latency of word association. (1968) (15)
Experiment title as a source of sampling bias in commonly used "subject-pool" procedures. (1973) (15)
In Defense of the Play-Creativity Hypothesis (2016) (14)
Developmental and individual differences in children's area judgment rules (1988) (14)
Why We Lie (2006) (14)
Smiling and Laughter in Infants as a Function of Level of Arousal and Cognitive Evaluation. (1978) (13)
Goal-directedness and its relation to inhibitory control among toddlers (1997) (13)
Effects of mental health legislative reform in Ontario. (1987) (12)
Age as a moderator of the secular trend for grip strength in Canada and the United States (2015) (11)
THE INHERITANCE OF COGNITIVE SKILLS: DOES GENOMIC IMPRINTING PLAY A ROLE? (2006) (10)
Profile of social psychology: A preliminary application of “reference analysis” (1972) (10)
Using standard situations to measure attention span and persistence in toddler-aged children: some cautions. (1996) (10)
Marital Dissatisfaction Following the Death of a Child: The Influence of Genetic Factors at Cause in the Death. (1991) (10)
IN DEFENSE OF DISSONANCE THEORY: REPLY TO CHAPANIS AND CHAPANIS. (1964) (9)
A study of the development of conservation by a nonverbal method. (1968) (8)
Testing the hypothesized effect of dysgenic fertility on intelligence with existing reaction time data: A comment on Woodley, te Nijenhuis, and Murphy (2013) (2013) (8)
By What Process Do Young Children Solve Small Number Conservation Problems (1981) (8)
Looking ahead to parenthood : nonparents' expectations of themselves and their future children (1991) (7)
Confessions of a Closet Sociobiologist: Personal Perspectives on the Darwinian Movement in Psychology (2003) (6)
Symmetry and human spatial cognition: An alternative perspective (2002) (6)
The Influence of Probabilistic Statements on the Evaluation of the Significance of a DNA Match (2002) (6)
Pure types are rare: Myths and meanings of madness (1983) (5)
The Psychological Subject in the Land of Make-Believe. (1970) (5)
On the effects of mode of presentation on phonetic symbolism (1967) (5)
The Role of Ethnic Nepotism vs. Economic Pragmatism in Inter-group Conflict: Data on the Yugoslavian Civil War* (2001) (5)
On the resolution and tolerance of cognitive inconsistency in a natural-occurring event: Attitudes and beliefs following the Senator Edward M. Kennedy incident. (1971) (5)
Incidence of guilt reactions in children. (1967) (5)
Context and Number Conservation. (1979) (4)
Gender differences in inhibitory control as assessed on simple delay tasks in early childhood: A meta-analysis (2021) (4)
Expectancy effects revisited (1978) (4)
Area-matching strategies used by young children. (1984) (4)
The “magic” paradigm revisited (1979) (4)
Sociobiology and sociopolitics (1995) (3)
Mediational Performance as Affected by Overt Verbalization During Training and Testing. (1969) (3)
Effects of hunger on responses to demand characteristics in the measurement of persuasion (1969) (3)
Creating the mental illness culture: Demographic studies of mental institutionalization in Ontario. (1980) (3)
Demand Characteristics Associated with Semantic Differential Ratings of Nouns and Verbs (1967) (3)
IS PSYCHOLOGY UNDERGOING A PARADIGM SHIFT? PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE ROLES OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORY In: S.A. Peterson & A. Somit (Eds.), Evolutionary approaches in the behavioural sciences: Towards a better understanding of human nature (pp. 203-216). NY: Elsevier. 2001. (2001) (2)
Note on the Relationship of Self-Esteem to Subject Self-Selection (1964) (2)
Reply to Cyr and Haley. (1983) (2)
Perceptions of maternal and paternal solicitude by birth children and adoptees: Relevance for maternal bonding theory (1993) (2)
Reply to Levonian (1970) (2)
The mental illness culture is alive and well: A reply to Page. (1986) (2)
Test anxiety and the effectiveness of social and nonsocial reinforcement in children. (1969) (2)
A Critical Review of Committed Compliance (2012) (2)
Diagnosing the Spatial Perspective-Taking Competence of Children: A Training Study Approach. (1994) (2)
Perception as a possible source of conservation: evidence for length conservation. (1976) (1)
Teaching an Untidy Topic. (1973) (1)
Two Tests of Piaget's Equilibration Model: A Replication and an Extension (1979) (1)
Gender differences in young children’s compliance to maternal directives: A meta-analysis (2020) (1)
Control by Licensing Over Entry Into the Market (1941) (1)
Spatial Navigation and Landscape Preferences (2015) (1)
1 – Psychological Subject as a Role (1977) (0)
Rent-seeking at York University (1993) (0)
On the Existence of a Graphic Stage in Free Classification: Another Look (1984) (0)
2 – Role-Related Motives of the Psychological Subject (1977) (0)
VERBAL HABITS AND DISCRIMINATION LEARNING IN YOUNG CHILDREN (1964) (0)
Book Review:Race in North America: Origin and Evolution of a Worldview. Audrey Smedley (1994) (0)
Summary.-It is considered that Levonian's (1970) analysis of deficiencies in control procedures in self-esteem-persuasibility studies is relevant to several but not to the majority of the studies he reviews. (1970) (0)
Darwinism Applied: Evolutionary Paths to Social Goals. Human Evolution, Behavior, and Intelligence.John H. Beckstrom (1995) (0)
Generalizing from Laboratory to Life (1981) (0)
Rejoinders to Falger and Salter (1995) (0)
Inter-related effects of socioeconomic class and sex of offspring on parental resource investment (1989) (0)
"Review of Pure types are rare": Comment on book review. (1985) (0)
Rejoinder to Rushton (1990) (0)
6 – Toward a Veridical Psychology (1977) (0)
3 – Role-Related Motives and Psychological Data: Involuntary Behavior (1977) (0)
5 – Other Mediators of Role-Related Behavior (1977) (0)
Book Review:The Chosen Primate: Human Nature and Cultural Diversity. Adam Kuper (1995) (0)
Mind as modules. (1998) (0)
Rejoinder to Seifert (1996) (0)

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