Joyce Mccarl Nielsen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 135447 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Joyce Mccarl Nielsen |
| NOMBRES | Joyce Mccarl |
| APELLIDO | Nielsen |
| FIRMA | NIELSEN J M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Colorado Boulder |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 92 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1974 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Distributive Justice and the Balance of Power
The core proposition of equity theory—that which makes it different from other balance theories — states simply that if one’s input-outcome ratio differs greatly from another’s, one will experience inequity, or what Homans calls distributive injustice. The propositions of equity theory have been studied in naturalistic and laboratory settings. Field studies by Blau and Homans contributed greatly to the early development of equity theory. Equity t…
Feminist Research Methods
L’hétéronormativité genrée
Cet article est fondé sur une analyse qualitative de travaux d’étudiant·e·s portant sur les transgressions de la norme de genre – lorsque par exemple des femmes fument le cigare, réparent des voitures ou portent la moustache ou que des hommes font le ménage, portent un sac à main, se vernissent les ongles ou pleurent en public – en lien avec la littérature scientifique sur l’hétérosexualité. Les auteures montrent comment dans l’arrière-plan cultu…
Demographic Inertia Revisited
Additional informationNotes on contributorsRobyn MarschkeRobyn Marschke, a native of North Dakota, works in the Office of Institutional Research at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. She earned a Ph.D. in sociology (2004) and is an alumna of Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. Sandra Laursen is a Ph.D.-trained chemist, science educator, and professional developer. In her research with Ethnography & Evaluation Research at the Un…
Vital Variables and Gender Equity in Academe
Advances in Gender Research, Vol. 3
Gendered Heteronormativity
We present a qualitative analysis of students' written narratives of gender norm violation projects—for example, women smoking cigars, reparing cars, wearing moustaches; men doing housework, carrying purses, wearing nail polish, crying in public — i terms relevant to theoretical literature that problematizes heterosexuality. We show that routinely unquestioned heteronormative expectations and proscriptions that exist as background context in cont…
Gender, residual deviance, and social control
Focusing on gendered aspects of informal social control, we use a societal reaction approach to examine 15 years of students' gender norm violation projects. Three predictions regarding differential reaction to women's and men's residual deviance are (a) that there will be no gender differences, (b) that those with less power and status (women) will be sanctioned more or (c) that those with more status resources (men) will be monitored and reacte…
What's wrong is right
Paradigm shifts, feminist phase theory, and the missing variable in women's studies curriculum transformation projects
Transforming the Curriculum
Recycling as Altruistic Behavior
Experimental and survey data were gathered from residents of a large urban neighborhood with a community wide curbside recycling program in order to determine the extent to which recycling could be conceptualized as altruistic behavior. Results confirmed that recycling behavior is consistent with Schwartz's altruism model, according to which behavior is influenced by social norms, personal norms, and awareness of consequences. Data further showed…
Women, Work and Achievement
The waning of sexual inequality women in the labour force sex differences in early achievement the social context of sex role socialization the sex role and female personality the chameleon syndrome sex differences in the status attainment process domestic roles and occupational choice
Women Adrift
Student-faculty sexual relationships
Understanding Human Sexuality
Sex, Evolution and Behavior
Natural selection. Fitness. The animal as strategist. Why sex? Sexual selection: competing for mates. Sexual selection: mate chioce. Comparative reproduction strategies. Life history strategy. Sex allocation. Sexual development and differentiation. Human reproduction: competition. Human reproduction: investment. Bibliography. Glossary
Sex in Society
Sociological Carrying Capacity and the Last Settler Syndrome
Sex-role stereotypes of feminists and nonfeminists
Reply to Newport
An Experimental Analysis of Some Structural Determinants of Equitable and Inequitable Exchange Relations
Gendered Heteronormativity
We present a qualitative analysis of students' written narratives of gender norm violation projects—for example, women smoking cigars, reparing cars, wearing moustaches; men doing housework, carrying purses, wearing nail polish, crying in public — i terms relevant to theoretical literature that problematizes heterosexuality. We show that routinely unquestioned heteronormative expectations and proscriptions that exist as background context in cont…
An Experimental Analysis of Some Structural Determinants of Equitable and Inequitable Exchange Relations
Demographic Inertia Revisited
Additional informationNotes on contributorsRobyn MarschkeRobyn Marschke, a native of North Dakota, works in the Office of Institutional Research at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. She earned a Ph.D. in sociology (2004) and is an alumna of Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. Sandra Laursen is a Ph.D.-trained chemist, science educator, and professional developer. In her research with Ethnography & Evaluation Research at the Un…
Sociological Carrying Capacity and the Last Settler Syndrome
Student-faculty sexual relationships
Gender, residual deviance, and social control
Focusing on gendered aspects of informal social control, we use a societal reaction approach to examine 15 years of students' gender norm violation projects. Three predictions regarding differential reaction to women's and men's residual deviance are (a) that there will be no gender differences, (b) that those with less power and status (women) will be sanctioned more or (c) that those with more status resources (men) will be monitored and reacte…
What's wrong is right
Vital Variables and Gender Equity in Academe
Sex-role stereotypes of feminists and nonfeminists
Paradigm shifts, feminist phase theory, and the missing variable in women's studies curriculum transformation projects
Reply to Newport
An Experimental Analysis of Some Structural Determinants of Equitable and Inequitable Exchange Relations
Sex-role stereotypes of feminists and nonfeminists
Reply to Newport
Sociological Carrying Capacity and the Last Settler Syndrome
Understanding Human Sexuality
Sex, Evolution and Behavior
Natural selection. Fitness. The animal as strategist. Why sex? Sexual selection: competing for mates. Sexual selection: mate chioce. Comparative reproduction strategies. Life history strategy. Sex allocation. Sexual development and differentiation. Human reproduction: competition. Human reproduction: investment. Bibliography. Glossary
Sex in Society
Student-faculty sexual relationships
Women Adrift
Women, Work and Achievement
The waning of sexual inequality women in the labour force sex differences in early achievement the social context of sex role socialization the sex role and female personality the chameleon syndrome sex differences in the status attainment process domestic roles and occupational choice
Recycling as Altruistic Behavior
Experimental and survey data were gathered from residents of a large urban neighborhood with a community wide curbside recycling program in order to determine the extent to which recycling could be conceptualized as altruistic behavior. Results confirmed that recycling behavior is consistent with Schwartz's altruism model, according to which behavior is influenced by social norms, personal norms, and awareness of consequences. Data further showed…
Paradigm shifts, feminist phase theory, and the missing variable in women's studies curriculum transformation projects
Transforming the Curriculum
What's wrong is right
Gender, residual deviance, and social control
Focusing on gendered aspects of informal social control, we use a societal reaction approach to examine 15 years of students' gender norm violation projects. Three predictions regarding differential reaction to women's and men's residual deviance are (a) that there will be no gender differences, (b) that those with less power and status (women) will be sanctioned more or (c) that those with more status resources (men) will be monitored and reacte…
Advances in Gender Research, Vol. 3
Gendered Heteronormativity
We present a qualitative analysis of students' written narratives of gender norm violation projects—for example, women smoking cigars, reparing cars, wearing moustaches; men doing housework, carrying purses, wearing nail polish, crying in public — i terms relevant to theoretical literature that problematizes heterosexuality. We show that routinely unquestioned heteronormative expectations and proscriptions that exist as background context in cont…
Vital Variables and Gender Equity in Academe
Demographic Inertia Revisited
Additional informationNotes on contributorsRobyn MarschkeRobyn Marschke, a native of North Dakota, works in the Office of Institutional Research at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. She earned a Ph.D. in sociology (2004) and is an alumna of Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. Sandra Laursen is a Ph.D.-trained chemist, science educator, and professional developer. In her research with Ethnography & Evaluation Research at the Un…
L’hétéronormativité genrée
Cet article est fondé sur une analyse qualitative de travaux d’étudiant·e·s portant sur les transgressions de la norme de genre – lorsque par exemple des femmes fument le cigare, réparent des voitures ou portent la moustache ou que des hommes font le ménage, portent un sac à main, se vernissent les ongles ou pleurent en public – en lien avec la littérature scientifique sur l’hétérosexualité. Les auteures montrent comment dans l’arrière-plan cultu…
Feminist Research Methods
Distributive Justice and the Balance of Power
The core proposition of equity theory—that which makes it different from other balance theories — states simply that if one’s input-outcome ratio differs greatly from another’s, one will experience inequity, or what Homans calls distributive injustice. The propositions of equity theory have been studied in naturalistic and laboratory settings. Field studies by Blau and Homans contributed greatly to the early development of equity theory. Equity t…
Sociology (17 obras) · Psychology (10 obras) · Political science (9 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Criminology (3 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras) · Gender Diversity and Inequality (3 obras)