Prior Exercise of Freedom and Reactance.

Keywords

Reactance, Psychology, Social psychology

References

• Effect of threats to attitudinal freedom as a function of agreement with the communicator.Stephen Worchel, Jack W. Brehm — 1970
• Direct and Implied Social Restoration of Freedom.Stephen Worchel, Jack W. Brehm — 1971
• Attitude change as a function of felt competence and threat to attitudinal freedomRobert A. Wicklund, Jack W. Brehm — 1968
• Patterns of conformity in couples varying in intimacy.William F. Stone — 1973
• Attitude change from an implied threat to attitudinal freedom.John Sensenig, Jack W. Brehm — 1968
• The interactive effects of intent and threat on boomerang attitude change.Jack F. Heller, Michael S. Pallak, James M. Picek — 1973

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• Attenuating Consumer Reactance to Threatening Messages: The Moderating Role of Construal LevelMarjan S. Jalali, Donnel A. Briley — 2011
• The Following Message Might Make You Mad: Forewarning and Inoculation Against ReactanceYoav Magid — 2011
• Resistance and PersuasionEric S. Knowles, Jay A. Linn — 2004
• Employees' Compliance with BYOD Security Policy: Insights from Reactance, Organizational Justice, and Protection Motivation TheoryFrida Ferdani Putri, Anat Hovav — 2014
• Blame for past behavior versus threat to future freedom: reaction to anti-binge drinking messagesMonica Reis-Bergan — 2000
• Resistance, Reactance, and Reluctance to Change: A Cognitive Attributional Approach to Strategic InterventionsLaurence J. Kirmayer — 1990
• THE DYNAMICS OF REACTANCE AND COGNITIVE STRUCTURE: REACTANCE, RESTORATION, AND TIME.Elena Bessarabova — 2010
• Effects of decisional control and work orientation on persistence in preventive health behavior.Joseph A. Burleson, S. Stephen Kegeles, Adrian K. Lund — 1990
• Self-consciousness and reactanceCharles S. Carver, Michael F. Scheier — 1981
• Compensatory Effects of Cognitive Characteristics of the Source, the Message, and the Receiver Upon Attitude ChangeJean‐Charles Chebat, Pierre Filiatrault, Michel Laroche — 1988
• The effects of threats to attitudinal freedom as a function of message quality and initial receiver attitudeMary John Smith — 1977
• Self-esteem and reactance: Further evidence of attitudinal and motivational consequencesJoel Brockner, Melissa Elkind — 1985
• Attitude change as a function of threat to attitudinal freedom and extent of agreement with a communicatorRex A. Wright — 1986
• Persuasion, reactance, and judgments of interpersonal appealRex A. Wright, Virginia G. Wadley, Maria Danner — 1992
• Reactance as a function of actual versus projected autonomy.Robert Baer, Steve Hinkle, Karen Smith — 1980
• Word magic and the rhetoric of common sense: Erickson's metaphors for mind.Laurence J. Kirmayer — 1988
• Toward an integration of some models and theories of social responsePaul R. Nail — 1986
• Deflecting Reactance: The Role of Similarity in Increasing Compliance and Reducing ResistancePaul J. Silvia — 2005
• Extreme disagreement and the expression of attitudinal freedomMary John Smith — 1979

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