Orville G Brim
Biographic Data
| ID | 106191 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Orville G Brim |
| GIVEN NAMES | Orville G |
| FAMILY NAME | Brim |
| SIGNATURE | BRIM O G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Foundation for Child Development |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 97 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 33 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Life-Span Development and Behavior, Vol. 6
Lessons to be learned from large behavioral research organizations
Lessons to be learned from large behavioral research organizations
Translating research into policy for children
Translating research into policy for children
Exploring the Life Course
Types of Life Events
Theories of the Male Mid-Life Crisis
Macro-structural influences on child development and the need for childhood social indicators
Dr. Brim was President of the American Orthopsychiatric Association, 1974–75. This address was presented at the Presidential Session of the Association's 1975 annual meeting, in Washington, D.C
La Mort et le Mourant dans notre civilisation
Ariès Philippe. La mort et le mourant dans notre civilisation. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1973, 14-1. pp. 125-128
The Dying Patient
The Dying Patient
Socialization after Childhood
Privacy and behavioral research
A successful society is marked by an ability to maintain a productive equilibrium between numerous competing forces. The goal of our own federal political system is to assure for the individual an ample range of freedom, and an ample opportunity for diversity. By tradition and conviction our form of democracy jealously seeks to protect the individual from accumulations of power. This protection finds its expression, for example, in the separation…
American attitudes toward intelligence tests
Adolescent Personality as Self-Other Systems
Properties of the Self-Descriptions There is still something else that can be done with these interesting responses to the question Who am I? There are a number of abstract or content-free characteristics of the personality which can be obtained from these answers. These are in the form of indices based on types, numbers, or ratios of responses. The researchers have developed about 20 of these, of which three might be mentioned as illustrations. …
Personality and Decision Processes
Personality Development in Children
Relations between Family Problems
Education for Child Rearing
Education for Child Rearing
Two Aspects of Subjective Probability among College Students
Orville G. Brim, Jr., Fredrick W. Koenig; Two Aspects of Subjective Probability among College Students, Journal of Communication, Volume 9, Issue 1, 1 Marc
The Sociological Review Monograph No. 1
The Psychodynamics of Family Life
Sociology and the Field of Education
Family Structure and Sex Role Learning by Children
Theories of the Male Mid-Life Crisis
Attitude Content-Intensity and Probability Expectations
Privacy and behavioral research
A successful society is marked by an ability to maintain a productive equilibrium between numerous competing forces. The goal of our own federal political system is to assure for the individual an ample range of freedom, and an ample opportunity for diversity. By tradition and conviction our form of democracy jealously seeks to protect the individual from accumulations of power. This protection finds its expression, for example, in the separation…
A Note on the Relation of Values and Social Structure to Life Planning
Individual and situational differences in desire for certainty
Adolescent Personality as Self-Other Systems
Properties of the Self-Descriptions There is still something else that can be done with these interesting responses to the question Who am I? There are a number of abstract or content-free characteristics of the personality which can be obtained from these answers. These are in the form of indices based on types, numbers, or ratios of responses. The researchers have developed about 20 of these, of which three might be mentioned as illustrations. …
American attitudes toward intelligence tests
Personality and Decision Processes
Types of Life Events
Sociology and the Field of Education
Sociology and the Field of Education
The Acceptance of New Behavior in Child-Rearing
The Acceptance of New Behavior in Child-Rearing
Attitude Content-Intensity and Probability Expectations
Self and Other Conceptions in Courtship and Marriage Pairs
A Note on the Relation of Values and Social Structure to Life Planning
Evaluating the Effects of Parent Education
Individual and situational differences in desire for certainty
Family Structure and Sex Role Learning by Children
Two Aspects of Subjective Probability among College Students
Orville G. Brim, Jr., Fredrick W. Koenig; Two Aspects of Subjective Probability among College Students, Journal of Communication, Volume 9, Issue 1, 1 Marc
The Sociological Review Monograph No. 1
The Psychodynamics of Family Life
Sociology and the Field of Education
Sociology and the Field of Education
Education for Child Rearing
Relations between Family Problems
Education for Child Rearing
Personality Development in Children
Personality and Decision Processes
American attitudes toward intelligence tests
Adolescent Personality as Self-Other Systems
Properties of the Self-Descriptions There is still something else that can be done with these interesting responses to the question Who am I? There are a number of abstract or content-free characteristics of the personality which can be obtained from these answers. These are in the form of indices based on types, numbers, or ratios of responses. The researchers have developed about 20 of these, of which three might be mentioned as illustrations. …
Privacy and behavioral research
A successful society is marked by an ability to maintain a productive equilibrium between numerous competing forces. The goal of our own federal political system is to assure for the individual an ample range of freedom, and an ample opportunity for diversity. By tradition and conviction our form of democracy jealously seeks to protect the individual from accumulations of power. This protection finds its expression, for example, in the separation…
Socialization after Childhood
The Dying Patient
La Mort et le Mourant dans notre civilisation
Ariès Philippe. La mort et le mourant dans notre civilisation. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1973, 14-1. pp. 125-128
The Dying Patient
Macro-structural influences on child development and the need for childhood social indicators
Dr. Brim was President of the American Orthopsychiatric Association, 1974–75. This address was presented at the Presidential Session of the Association's 1975 annual meeting, in Washington, D.C
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