论文信息 - Affect control theory: Respecification, estimation, and tests of the formal model

Affect control theory: Respecification, estimation, and tests of the formal model

The mathematical model for a theory of social action drawn from symbolic interactionism is respecified with new theoretical refinements. Model parameters are estimated from empirical data and are tested by simulating behaviors in role relationships. The best simulations are provided by simplifications of the original model rather than by elaborations.

David R. Heise | David R. Heise

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