A A Khatri
Biographic Data
| ID | 94336 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A A Khatri |
| GIVEN NAMES | A A |
| FAMILY NAME | Khatri |
| SIGNATURE | KHATRI A A |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Department of Sociology, University of Alabama at Birmingham, University Station, Birmingham, Alabama 35294, U.S.A. |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Affirmation and Denial
Some Dimensions of Asiatic Family
This paper is derived from analysis of part of the data obtained for development of "A Scale to Measure Jointness of Families in India." It is proposed to discuss some of the dimensions of jointness of a sample of 118 Asiatic Indian families of children studying in two schools in Ahmedabad, India. These dimensions are: (1) Jointness in residence, and (2) Jointness in visits. Family types of 118 respondents were classified into "nuclear," "extende…
Marriage and Family Relations through Literature
Analysis of Fiction. A Method for Intracultural and Crosscultural Study of Family Systems
Kinship and Marriage in Burma. A Cultural and Psychodynamic Analysis
Modernization and Kin Network
Family and Civilization in the East and the West
The Adaptive Extended Family in India Today
This paper critically examines hypothesized trends towards the conjugal family in India. author offers empirical evidence on the involvement of family members and outside kin in decision-making in nuclear, joint, and extended households, as well as upon attitudes towards the joint family on the part of a sample of 118 adult respondents firom families of children from two schools in Ahmedabad, India. Among the nuclear households, in about half the…
The Indian Family
A sample of 232 girls (age range 10 to 18 years; grade range 5 to 10) from predominantly lower-middle and upper-lower class were interviewed concerning shifts in family composition since their birth. The available data also led to development of synthetic segmented longitudinal study. Subjects' households were classified into nuclear, extended, joint, and broken family types. Over half the number of subjects were found staying in the nuclear fami…
"A Boy or a Girl?" Preferences of Parents for Sex of Offspring as Perceived by East Indian and American Children
Book Notices
Social Change in The Caste Hindu Family and its Possible Impact on Personality and Mental Health
Some Neglected Approaches and Problems in the Study of Family in India
The Adaptive Extended Family in India Today
This paper critically examines hypothesized trends towards the conjugal family in India. author offers empirical evidence on the involvement of family members and outside kin in decision-making in nuclear, joint, and extended households, as well as upon attitudes towards the joint family on the part of a sample of 118 adult respondents firom families of children from two schools in Ahmedabad, India. Among the nuclear households, in about half the…
Some Neglected Approaches and Problems in the Study of Family in India
Social Change in The Caste Hindu Family and its Possible Impact on Personality and Mental Health
Book Notices
"A Boy or a Girl?" Preferences of Parents for Sex of Offspring as Perceived by East Indian and American Children
The Indian Family
A sample of 232 girls (age range 10 to 18 years; grade range 5 to 10) from predominantly lower-middle and upper-lower class were interviewed concerning shifts in family composition since their birth. The available data also led to development of synthetic segmented longitudinal study. Subjects' households were classified into nuclear, extended, joint, and broken family types. Over half the number of subjects were found staying in the nuclear fami…
The Adaptive Extended Family in India Today
This paper critically examines hypothesized trends towards the conjugal family in India. author offers empirical evidence on the involvement of family members and outside kin in decision-making in nuclear, joint, and extended households, as well as upon attitudes towards the joint family on the part of a sample of 118 adult respondents firom families of children from two schools in Ahmedabad, India. Among the nuclear households, in about half the…
Family and Civilization in the East and the West
Modernization and Kin Network
Kinship and Marriage in Burma. A Cultural and Psychodynamic Analysis
Analysis of Fiction. A Method for Intracultural and Crosscultural Study of Family Systems
Marriage and Family Relations through Literature
Some Dimensions of Asiatic Family
This paper is derived from analysis of part of the data obtained for development of "A Scale to Measure Jointness of Families in India." It is proposed to discuss some of the dimensions of jointness of a sample of 118 Asiatic Indian families of children studying in two schools in Ahmedabad, India. These dimensions are: (1) Jointness in residence, and (2) Jointness in visits. Family types of 118 respondents were classified into "nuclear," "extende…
Affirmation and Denial
Sociology (10 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Demography (4 works) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (3 works) · Demography (3 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (3 works) · Nuclear family (3 works)