Titlebook: Intuitive Judgments of Change; Linda Silka Book 1989 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1989 attention.perception.social change

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A Framework for the Study of Change Judgments,mework developed out of three general assumptions about the kinds of change judgments that are important to understand and about the underlying character of the intuitive perceiver’s approach to change. In the following section, these assumptions are discussed, along with their implications for the

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Stability Reassessed: Finding Opportunities for Change Judgments,—the anecdotes, the assertions, the analysis—suggests that perceivers frequently see change, that they see it in other people, in themselves, and in social events. It has even been suggested that perceivers are often so ready to see change that they judge it to have occurred even when the available

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Looking for Change,nd so proceed to gather information about events in a uniform manner over time in order to have appropriate information at hand when an occasion for assessing change arrives. On the contrary, it is typically not until some occasion calling for a change judgment occurs that an interest in gauging cha

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Judgments of Social Change: A Closer Look,and thus as saying something unique about our times. Yet despite appearances, they are far from unique. Consider change judgments about the institution of the family. As historians of the family have noted, the perception that the once-perfect institution of the family has suddenly undergone a decli

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Past and Future Directions for the Study of Change Judgments,nd that lies ahead. The studies presented in the foregoing chapters by no means provide a comprehensive assessment of even the limited set of theses proposed here, but they do provide a systematic, if incomplete, guide to an important and otherwise unexplored topic. In the first part of the present

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Linda SilkaThese studies capture data on a relatively broad population with treatment involving cutting edge devices and techniques. Information from these studies can be used to refine patient selection, device designs, operative techniques, risk mitigation strategies, and clinical study endpoints that can be

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