Kate L Kogan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 203366 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Kate L Kogan |
| NOMBRES | Kate L |
| APELLIDO | Kogan |
| FIRMA | KOGAN K L |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Washington |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1961 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1980 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Social Class and Mother-Child Interaction
This study examined social class as a variable in interaction between mothers and their preschool children. Studies on this subject during the last 15 yr. were reviewed and critiqued. The present study distinguished between racial-ethnic background and educational-occupational achievement as sampling criteria. It also questioned whether social class differences demonstrated in earlier studies would be stable during the extensive social changes of…
Derivation of Parent Norms for the Maryland Parent Attitude Survey
The Maryland Parent Attitude Survey developed by Pumroy was employed to study child-rearing attitudes of mothers of normal and developmentally delayed preschool-aged children. Data were collected from 167 mothers of normal children and 55 mothers and 38 fathers of children with a mild to moderate delay. Because Pumroy's original non-parent normative data were not consistent with findings for our sample, all the scores of the parents of the develo…
Help-seeking mothers and their children
Interpersonal Behavior Constructs
Methods for analyzing mother-child interactions which have been used in clinical and research studies over a 10-yr. period have been revised in the interests of greater economy and more precise clinical utility. This paper reports data to document the comparability of the old and new approaches, the reliability of the method when used by several observers, and the usefulness of the new instrument in delineating behavioral change before and after …
A mother-instruction program
A mother instruction program
Effects of birth of a sibling on mother-child interactions
Status Behaviors in Mother-Child Dyads in Normal and Clinic Samples
20 mother-child pairs divided between a child psychiatry clinic population and a non-disturbed control group with all children in the age range from 4 to 6 yr. showed 3 significant results when the frequency of mother's high status (dominant) behaviors was correlated with the frequency of the child's high and low status (submissive) behaviors. In the control sample the boys' high-status behaviors and the girls' low-status behaviors were correlate…
Specificity and stability of mother-child interaction styles
Behavior Transactions between Disturbed Children and Their Mothers
10 children between 4 and 6 yr. of age, coming from families who had sought help from the University of Washington Child Psychiatry Clinic, were observed in the laboratory in interaction with their mothers. Interactive patterns were analyzed, utilizing observational methods and rating procedures developed in other research. Ss each tended to exhibit some unique and deviant occurrences of certain classes of behaviors, but the only respect in which…
Some Concomitants of Personal Difficulties in Wives of Alcoholics and Nonalcoholics
Stress, Personality and Emotional Disturbance in Wives of Alcoholics
Personality Adjustment and Childhood Experiences
Patterns of Atypical Perceptions of Self and Spouse in Wives of Alcoholics
Perceptions of Self and Spouse
Spouse similarity or complementarity has customarily been studied via spouses' perceptions of their mates. Since perception of others is only a special instance of perception, characteristics of the measuring instrument and of the perceiver must be considered as well as the stimulus perceived. Spouse perceptions of 24 women revealed a wide range in the amount of similarity attributed to self and husband. Further analysis revealed that favorabilit…
The Search for Solutions
Role Perceptions in Wives of Alcoholics and of Nonalcoholics
Personality Disturbance in Wives of Alcoholics
Conventional Sex Role Stereotypes and Actual Perceptions
Theoretical constructs of marital sex-role differentiation have not generally been substantiated in studies sampling the role perceptions and expectations of groups of married Ss. In an initial phase of the study reported here, masculinity-femininity scale values were obtained for the items of the Interpersonal Check List, and from these values a Femininity Score was derived. The ICL responses of two samples of wives of alcoholics were compared w…
Relation between Content and Response Style in ICL Femininity Scores
ICL responses of 40 Ss were divided into high and normal range Femininity Scores. Hyperfeminine scores were shown to be associated with, but not an artifact of, greater tendency to agree. There was no significant relationship between Femininity and Social Desirability
Some Role Perceptions of Wives of Alcoholics
In field of alcoholism and personality there are a n~unber of studies whose focus on the as a factor in her husband's alcoholism implies that of have attitudinal and personality characteristics in common, i.e., are a unitary group. Further, literature suggests that these similar attitudes and personality characteristics may play a part in onset and/or resolution of husband's deviant drinking (Ballard, 1959; Futterman, 1953; Igersheimer, 1959; Kal…
Some Role Perceptions of Wives of Alcoholics
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Some Role Perceptions of Wives of Alcoholics
In field of alcoholism and personality there are a n~unber of studies whose focus on the as a factor in her husband's alcoholism implies that of have attitudinal and personality characteristics in common, i.e., are a unitary group. Further, literature suggests that these similar attitudes and personality characteristics may play a part in onset and/or resolution of husband's deviant drinking (Ballard, 1959; Futterman, 1953; Igersheimer, 1959; Kal…
Some Role Perceptions of Wives of Alcoholics
The Search for Solutions
Role Perceptions in Wives of Alcoholics and of Nonalcoholics
Personality Disturbance in Wives of Alcoholics
Conventional Sex Role Stereotypes and Actual Perceptions
Theoretical constructs of marital sex-role differentiation have not generally been substantiated in studies sampling the role perceptions and expectations of groups of married Ss. In an initial phase of the study reported here, masculinity-femininity scale values were obtained for the items of the Interpersonal Check List, and from these values a Femininity Score was derived. The ICL responses of two samples of wives of alcoholics were compared w…
Relation between Content and Response Style in ICL Femininity Scores
ICL responses of 40 Ss were divided into high and normal range Femininity Scores. Hyperfeminine scores were shown to be associated with, but not an artifact of, greater tendency to agree. There was no significant relationship between Femininity and Social Desirability
Personality Adjustment and Childhood Experiences
Patterns of Atypical Perceptions of Self and Spouse in Wives of Alcoholics
Perceptions of Self and Spouse
Spouse similarity or complementarity has customarily been studied via spouses' perceptions of their mates. Since perception of others is only a special instance of perception, characteristics of the measuring instrument and of the perceiver must be considered as well as the stimulus perceived. Spouse perceptions of 24 women revealed a wide range in the amount of similarity attributed to self and husband. Further analysis revealed that favorabilit…
Some Concomitants of Personal Difficulties in Wives of Alcoholics and Nonalcoholics
Stress, Personality and Emotional Disturbance in Wives of Alcoholics
Behavior Transactions between Disturbed Children and Their Mothers
10 children between 4 and 6 yr. of age, coming from families who had sought help from the University of Washington Child Psychiatry Clinic, were observed in the laboratory in interaction with their mothers. Interactive patterns were analyzed, utilizing observational methods and rating procedures developed in other research. Ss each tended to exhibit some unique and deviant occurrences of certain classes of behaviors, but the only respect in which…
Status Behaviors in Mother-Child Dyads in Normal and Clinic Samples
20 mother-child pairs divided between a child psychiatry clinic population and a non-disturbed control group with all children in the age range from 4 to 6 yr. showed 3 significant results when the frequency of mother's high status (dominant) behaviors was correlated with the frequency of the child's high and low status (submissive) behaviors. In the control sample the boys' high-status behaviors and the girls' low-status behaviors were correlate…
Specificity and stability of mother-child interaction styles
Effects of birth of a sibling on mother-child interactions
Interpersonal Behavior Constructs
Methods for analyzing mother-child interactions which have been used in clinical and research studies over a 10-yr. period have been revised in the interests of greater economy and more precise clinical utility. This paper reports data to document the comparability of the old and new approaches, the reliability of the method when used by several observers, and the usefulness of the new instrument in delineating behavioral change before and after …
A mother-instruction program
A mother instruction program
Derivation of Parent Norms for the Maryland Parent Attitude Survey
The Maryland Parent Attitude Survey developed by Pumroy was employed to study child-rearing attitudes of mothers of normal and developmentally delayed preschool-aged children. Data were collected from 167 mothers of normal children and 55 mothers and 38 fathers of children with a mild to moderate delay. Because Pumroy's original non-parent normative data were not consistent with findings for our sample, all the scores of the parents of the develo…
Help-seeking mothers and their children
Social Class and Mother-Child Interaction
This study examined social class as a variable in interaction between mothers and their preschool children. Studies on this subject during the last 15 yr. were reviewed and critiqued. The present study distinguished between racial-ethnic background and educational-occupational achievement as sampling criteria. It also questioned whether social class differences demonstrated in earlier studies would be stable during the extensive social changes of…
Psychology (22 obras) · Developmental psychology (18 obras) · Social Psychology (14 obras) · Clinical Psychology (12 obras) · Social Psychology (10 obras) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (7 obras) · Medicine (7 obras) · Medical emergency (6 obras) · Perception (6 obras) · Psychiatry (6 obras)