PSYCHOLOGY OF POWER -- PSYCHOLOGY OF POWER -- LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- CHAPTER 1. DOES PERCEIVED POWER INFLUENCE RELATIONAL PROCESSING IN THE LATIN SQUARE TASK? -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- Limitations of Power Priming Procedures -- Relational Processing -- Hypotheses -- PILOT STUDY -- Method -- Results -- MAIN STUDY -- Method -- Results -- DISCUSSION -- CONCLUSION -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 2. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LANGUAGE AND POWER IN THE MIDDLE EAST: A COMPARATIVE DISCOURSE ANALYSISOF LEGITMATION USING PRONOUNS,MODALITY AND LEXICALIZATION IN NEWS REPORTING OF THE GAZA WAR1 -- 1. INTRODUCTION -- 2. RESEARCH QUESTIONS -- 3. HYPOTHESIS OF THE STUDY -- 4. DATA COLLECTION -- 5. LITERATURE REVIEW -- 5.1. Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) -- 5.2. Just War Theory -- 5.2.1. Just Cause -- 5.2.2. Last Resort -- 5.2.3. Proportionality -- 5. 3. Using Personal Pronouns for Various Functions -- 5.4. Lexicalization -- 5.5. Modality -- 6. PROCEDURE OF THE STUDY -- 7. DATA ANALYSI -- 7.1. Just War Theory -- 7.2. Pronouns -- The Palestinian Side -- 7.3. Lexicalization -- 7.4. Modality -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 3. SOCIAL POWER AND THEJUNIOR LEADER PARADOX:CHALLENGES AND POSSIBILITIES -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 4. COMMUNICATION AND POWER: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON INTERACTION IN AN INTERCULTURAL ORGANIZATIONAL SETTING -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- POWER IN INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION -- Psychological Perspectives -- Anthropological Perspectives -- INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION IN CHINA -- METHODOLOGY -- Observations -- Interview -- Analysis -- COMMUNICATION STYLES AND POWER IN INTERCULTURAL ENCOUNTERS -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES.

CHAPTER 5. CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF HEALTH CARE STUDENTS' PREFERENCES FOR WORKING WITH PATIENTS WITH DISABILITIES -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- INEQUALITIES IN HEALTH CARE -- Race and Ethnicity -- Age -- Disability -- ACCOUNTING FOR HEALTH CARE PROVIDER BIAS -- COMMUNICATION DISORDERS AS DISABILITIES -- Speech-Language Pathologists as Specialists in Communication and Disability -- Research Questions -- METHODS -- Participants -- Procedures -- Data Analysis -- RESULTS -- Quantitative Findings -- Qualitative Findings -- Theme 1: Children with Disorders Are More Accepted than Adults -- Theme 2: Less Severe or Less Visible Disorders Are More Acceptedby Society -- Theme 3: Feelings of Clinical Competence and Personal Satisfaction Draw Students toward Certain Clinical Populations -- DISCUSSION -- CONCLUSIONS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 6. EXERCISING POWER WHILE YOU ARE NOT INTRINSICALLY VESTED WITH ANY -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- The Importance and Salience of Workplace Communication -- Request and the Need to Make Requests of One Another -- The Next Organization of the Chapter -- METHODOLOGY -- The Communities of Practice -- The Data - Request E-Mails -- POWER THROUGH GRAMMAR -- Systemic Functional Grammar -- Choosing Appropriate Mood and Modality -- POWER THROUGH DIRECTNESS -- Clause-Level Directness -- Requesting One's Peers with Direct Strategies -- Discourse-Level Directness -- POWER THROUGH INSTITUTIONAL DISCOURSE -- The Three Types of Workplace Discourse -- The Inclusion of Institutional Discourse in Request E-Mails -- QUANTITATIVE SUMMARY OF FINDINGS -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- CHAPTER 7. PARENTAL CONTROL OVER MATING ACROSS CULTURES AND ACROSS TIME -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- PARENT-OFFSPRING CONFLICT OVER MATING -- A MODEL OF PARENTAL POWER OVER MATING -- Power over Mating -- Control Asymmetries.

PARENTAL POWER OVER MATING IN PRE-INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES -- Power over Mating in Hunting and Gathering Societies -- Power over Mating in Agropastoral Societies -- Power over Mating in Historical Societies -- Power over Mating in Post-Industrial Societies -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- INDEX.