Robert J Kleiner
Biographic Data
| ID | 89154 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert J Kleiner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert J |
| FAMILY NAME | Kleiner |
| SIGNATURE | KLEINER R J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Temple University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 76 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Ethnicity on Parade
Community-Based Treatment of Psychiatric Disorders in U.S.a. and Norway
This article reports on a successful community-based psychiatric treatment program in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and describes subsequent experiences seeking approval of similar programs in Philadelphia and in Oslo, Norway. Previous studies have shown that the Philadelphia community-based program, which used patient social networks and indigenous community workers assisted by psychological and psychiatric professionals, provided better treatment …
Advances in Field Theory
A new conceptual and methodological strategy has been proposed for cross-cultural research, based on field theory as formulated by Kurt Lewin. This strategy is applied to several recent research projects and is shown to be capable of explaining seemingly paradoxical findings. The following issues are emphasized: (a) the place of objective, social, and subjective realities in such research; (b) the importance of considering the relationship betwee…
A Study of Black Youth Groups
Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation Robert Kleiner, Holger Stub, James Lanahan; A Study of Black Youth Groups: Implications for Research, Action, and the Role of the Investigator. Human Organization 1 December 1975; 34 (4): 391–394. doi: https://doi.org/10.17730/humo.34.4.t…
Social treatment of the chronic psychotic patient in the community
Potential Sources of Error in Epidemiological Studies of Mental Illness
Community based treatment of the chronic psychotic
The Culture of Poverty
The "Moynihan controversy" concerning the existence of a subculture of poverty among the Negro poor has been marked by polar positions. There are those who feel that much of the "deviant behavior" of this group is actually normative and transmitted in the socialization process. Others maintain that such behavior is not normative and represents merely situational responses to extreme poverty and other forms of deprivation. The data in this paper, …
Migration and mental illness
Problems of Youth
Social-Psychological Aspects of Migration and Mental Disorder in a Negro Population
Social and Psychological Dimensions of the Family Role Performance of the Negro Male
This paper was stimulated by the controversy that has developed over the Moynihan Report and the question of the extent to which the Negro family represents an institutionalization of culturally deviant norms. In order to probe this question further, an attempt was made to determine some of the concomitants of discrepancies between the subjectively perceived actual and ideal family role behavior of a sample of Negro males. The results indicate th…
Mental Health and the Lower Social Classes
Schizophrenia and the Poor
publication of the lectures in 1955. The reader is brought up to that moment by a discussion of the by now well-known Durham case (United States Court of Appeals for the District of Colum¬ bia, 1954, with Judge Bazelon presiding). There then follows a chapter of illustra¬ tive cases showing the wide gap between law and psychiatry. A bibliography and ample notes are available in this as in the original volume. While this slim volume may be of inte…
Mental Illness in the Urban Negro Community
The Mental Health of Urban Negroes
The Intolerant Personality. James G. Martin
Characteristics of Negro Mothers in Single-Headed Households
This study contrasts the adjustment and attitudes of mothers in broken and intact families and evaluates the possible effects of these characteristics on their children. Data analyzed in this paper are based on interviews conducted in the Negro community of a large, northern urban center. Mothers in the two types of family situations were compared on educational status, prevalence of psychoneurotic symptoms, scores on a self-esteem index, referen…
Social Psychology
Status Position, Mobility, and Ethnic Identification of the Negro
Educating for Mental Health
Goal-Striving, Social Status, and Mental Disorder
The relationship of psychopathology and such social and psychological factors as social status, social mobility, and mobility orientation is examined. A distinction is made between incidence and prevalence studies, and the research findings reviewed are evaluated accordingly. Although studies on social status and social mobility suggest trends, there are conflicting data. The research on mobility orientation, however, shows that psychopathologica…
The effects of threat reduction upon interpersonal attractiveness1
Mental Disorder and Status based on Religious Affiliation
Migration and Mental Illness
Mental Illness in the Urban Negro Community
The Culture of Poverty
The "Moynihan controversy" concerning the existence of a subculture of poverty among the Negro poor has been marked by polar positions. There are those who feel that much of the "deviant behavior" of this group is actually normative and transmitted in the socialization process. Others maintain that such behavior is not normative and represents merely situational responses to extreme poverty and other forms of deprivation. The data in this paper, …
The effects of threat and frustration on group cohesiveness
Migration and mental illness
Status Position, Mobility, and Ethnic Identification of the Negro
Social and Psychological Dimensions of the Family Role Performance of the Negro Male
This paper was stimulated by the controversy that has developed over the Moynihan Report and the question of the extent to which the Negro family represents an institutionalization of culturally deviant norms. In order to probe this question further, an attempt was made to determine some of the concomitants of discrepancies between the subjectively perceived actual and ideal family role behavior of a sample of Negro males. The results indicate th…
Community based treatment of the chronic psychotic
Migration and Mental Illness
A Study of Black Youth Groups
Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation Robert Kleiner, Holger Stub, James Lanahan; A Study of Black Youth Groups: Implications for Research, Action, and the Role of the Investigator. Human Organization 1 December 1975; 34 (4): 391–394. doi: https://doi.org/10.17730/humo.34.4.t…
Mental Disorder and Status based on Religious Affiliation
Social-Psychological Aspects of Migration and Mental Disorder in a Negro Population
Characteristics of Negro Mothers in Single-Headed Households
This study contrasts the adjustment and attitudes of mothers in broken and intact families and evaluates the possible effects of these characteristics on their children. Data analyzed in this paper are based on interviews conducted in the Negro community of a large, northern urban center. Mothers in the two types of family situations were compared on educational status, prevalence of psychoneurotic symptoms, scores on a self-esteem index, referen…
Social Psychology
Educating for Mental Health
The effects of threat and frustration on group cohesiveness
Mental Disorder and Status based on Religious Affiliation
Migration and Mental Illness
The effects of threat reduction upon interpersonal attractiveness1
Goal-Striving, Social Status, and Mental Disorder
The relationship of psychopathology and such social and psychological factors as social status, social mobility, and mobility orientation is examined. A distinction is made between incidence and prevalence studies, and the research findings reviewed are evaluated accordingly. Although studies on social status and social mobility suggest trends, there are conflicting data. The research on mobility orientation, however, shows that psychopathologica…
Status Position, Mobility, and Ethnic Identification of the Negro
Educating for Mental Health
Social Psychology
The Mental Health of Urban Negroes
The Intolerant Personality. James G. Martin
Characteristics of Negro Mothers in Single-Headed Households
This study contrasts the adjustment and attitudes of mothers in broken and intact families and evaluates the possible effects of these characteristics on their children. Data analyzed in this paper are based on interviews conducted in the Negro community of a large, northern urban center. Mothers in the two types of family situations were compared on educational status, prevalence of psychoneurotic symptoms, scores on a self-esteem index, referen…
Mental Illness in the Urban Negro Community
Mental Health and the Lower Social Classes
Schizophrenia and the Poor
publication of the lectures in 1955. The reader is brought up to that moment by a discussion of the by now well-known Durham case (United States Court of Appeals for the District of Colum¬ bia, 1954, with Judge Bazelon presiding). There then follows a chapter of illustra¬ tive cases showing the wide gap between law and psychiatry. A bibliography and ample notes are available in this as in the original volume. While this slim volume may be of inte…
Migration and mental illness
Problems of Youth
Social-Psychological Aspects of Migration and Mental Disorder in a Negro Population
Social and Psychological Dimensions of the Family Role Performance of the Negro Male
This paper was stimulated by the controversy that has developed over the Moynihan Report and the question of the extent to which the Negro family represents an institutionalization of culturally deviant norms. In order to probe this question further, an attempt was made to determine some of the concomitants of discrepancies between the subjectively perceived actual and ideal family role behavior of a sample of Negro males. The results indicate th…
Community based treatment of the chronic psychotic
The Culture of Poverty
The "Moynihan controversy" concerning the existence of a subculture of poverty among the Negro poor has been marked by polar positions. There are those who feel that much of the "deviant behavior" of this group is actually normative and transmitted in the socialization process. Others maintain that such behavior is not normative and represents merely situational responses to extreme poverty and other forms of deprivation. The data in this paper, …
Potential Sources of Error in Epidemiological Studies of Mental Illness
Social treatment of the chronic psychotic patient in the community
A Study of Black Youth Groups
Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation Robert Kleiner, Holger Stub, James Lanahan; A Study of Black Youth Groups: Implications for Research, Action, and the Role of the Investigator. Human Organization 1 December 1975; 34 (4): 391–394. doi: https://doi.org/10.17730/humo.34.4.t…
Advances in Field Theory
A new conceptual and methodological strategy has been proposed for cross-cultural research, based on field theory as formulated by Kurt Lewin. This strategy is applied to several recent research projects and is shown to be capable of explaining seemingly paradoxical findings. The following issues are emphasized: (a) the place of objective, social, and subjective realities in such research; (b) the importance of considering the relationship betwee…
Community-Based Treatment of Psychiatric Disorders in U.S.a. and Norway
This article reports on a successful community-based psychiatric treatment program in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and describes subsequent experiences seeking approval of similar programs in Philadelphia and in Oslo, Norway. Previous studies have shown that the Philadelphia community-based program, which used patient social networks and indigenous community workers assisted by psychological and psychiatric professionals, provided better treatment …
Psychology (22 works) · Sociology (15 works) · Mental health (11 works) · Psychiatry (11 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Law (5 works)