Carl L Harter
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 156354 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Carl L Harter |
| NOMBRES | Carl L |
| APELLIDO | Harter |
| FIRMA | HARTER C L |
| AFILIACIONES | Tulane University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1966 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1981 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Future Time Orientation, Social Class and Anomia
One hundred seventy-two (172) subjects in a southern metropolitan area were given the Circles Test to determine future dominance and the “Srole Anomia Scale.” They were then assigned a social class ranking based on their education and occupation. It was found that social class was related inversely to anomia and directly to future time orientation. These results suggest that the avoidance of thinking about the future among the lower class is a de…
A Methodology for Classifying Household Family Structures
A Peculiar People
The fertility of sterile and subfecund women in New Orleans
Three sterility categories are defined: 1)sterile never pregnant (SNP) 2)sterile before completing desired fertility (SB) 3)sterile after completing desired fertility (SA). Sterility and sub-fecundity can both be viewed as having either medical-physical or social origins. 2 subfecund categories are: 1)difficulty in conceiving (DC) 2)complications in delivery or in carrying to term (CDCT). 1021 people were interviewed; 2.5% of the whites and .7% o…
Male Fertility in New Orleans
Male fertility in New Orleans
Este informe sugiere que el que estudia la fecundidad, además de la información sobre mujeres, debe obtener información sobre hombres. Se presenta datos obtenidos de hombres en estudios de fecundidad y KAP (conocimientos, actitucles, y prácticas), y utilizando el tamaño actual de la familia como índice de fecundidad masculina, se examinan diferencias de fecundidad dentro y entre grupos de raza-religión-clase. Cuando se compara los promedios actua…
Maternal Preference of Socialization Agent for Sex Education
Whom do parents see as the social agent(s) to be entrusted with the sex education of children? This paper investigates the question of the so-called take-over of a family function by another social institution. Data obtained from a random sample of mothers who had experienced a livebirth or stillbirth in the last five years suggest that most parents feel they should teach children about reproductive physiology, but that they also want the schools…
The Occurrence of the Extended Family at the Origin of the Family of Procreation
A New Orleans sample of families are studied from a structural and developmental point of view. The significant differences between Negroes and whites in the distribution of family types in the sample is largely accounted for by the number of Negro families which begin with the birth of an illegitimate child. Various associations between race, class, age, and living with relatives at the origin of the family are explored. The sequences of family …
A survey concerning induced abortions in New Orleans
A survey concerning induced abortions in New Orleans. Affiliation C L Harter, and J D BeasleyCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.57.11.1937 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Attitudes and knowledge relevant to family planning among New Orleans Negro women
Attitudes and knowledge relevant to family planning among New Orleans Negro women. J D Beasley, C L Harter, and A FischerCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.56.11.1847 Published Online: August 29, 2011
The Occurrence of the Extended Family at the Origin of the Family of Procreation
A New Orleans sample of families are studied from a structural and developmental point of view. The significant differences between Negroes and whites in the distribution of family types in the sample is largely accounted for by the number of Negro families which begin with the birth of an illegitimate child. Various associations between race, class, age, and living with relatives at the origin of the family are explored. The sequences of family …
A Methodology for Classifying Household Family Structures
Male fertility in New Orleans
Este informe sugiere que el que estudia la fecundidad, además de la información sobre mujeres, debe obtener información sobre hombres. Se presenta datos obtenidos de hombres en estudios de fecundidad y KAP (conocimientos, actitucles, y prácticas), y utilizando el tamaño actual de la familia como índice de fecundidad masculina, se examinan diferencias de fecundidad dentro y entre grupos de raza-religión-clase. Cuando se compara los promedios actua…
Attitudes and knowledge relevant to family planning among New Orleans Negro women
Attitudes and knowledge relevant to family planning among New Orleans Negro women. J D Beasley, C L Harter, and A FischerCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.56.11.1847 Published Online: August 29, 2011
A survey concerning induced abortions in New Orleans
A survey concerning induced abortions in New Orleans. Affiliation C L Harter, and J D BeasleyCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.57.11.1937 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Male Fertility in New Orleans
Male fertility in New Orleans
Este informe sugiere que el que estudia la fecundidad, además de la información sobre mujeres, debe obtener información sobre hombres. Se presenta datos obtenidos de hombres en estudios de fecundidad y KAP (conocimientos, actitucles, y prácticas), y utilizando el tamaño actual de la familia como índice de fecundidad masculina, se examinan diferencias de fecundidad dentro y entre grupos de raza-religión-clase. Cuando se compara los promedios actua…
Maternal Preference of Socialization Agent for Sex Education
Whom do parents see as the social agent(s) to be entrusted with the sex education of children? This paper investigates the question of the so-called take-over of a family function by another social institution. Data obtained from a random sample of mothers who had experienced a livebirth or stillbirth in the last five years suggest that most parents feel they should teach children about reproductive physiology, but that they also want the schools…
The Occurrence of the Extended Family at the Origin of the Family of Procreation
A New Orleans sample of families are studied from a structural and developmental point of view. The significant differences between Negroes and whites in the distribution of family types in the sample is largely accounted for by the number of Negro families which begin with the birth of an illegitimate child. Various associations between race, class, age, and living with relatives at the origin of the family are explored. The sequences of family …
The fertility of sterile and subfecund women in New Orleans
Three sterility categories are defined: 1)sterile never pregnant (SNP) 2)sterile before completing desired fertility (SB) 3)sterile after completing desired fertility (SA). Sterility and sub-fecundity can both be viewed as having either medical-physical or social origins. 2 subfecund categories are: 1)difficulty in conceiving (DC) 2)complications in delivery or in carrying to term (CDCT). 1021 people were interviewed; 2.5% of the whites and .7% o…
A Peculiar People
A Methodology for Classifying Household Family Structures
Future Time Orientation, Social Class and Anomia
One hundred seventy-two (172) subjects in a southern metropolitan area were given the Circles Test to determine future dominance and the “Srole Anomia Scale.” They were then assigned a social class ranking based on their education and occupation. It was found that social class was related inversely to anomia and directly to future time orientation. These results suggest that the avoidance of thinking about the future among the lower class is a de…
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