Joan K Jackson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 203367 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Joan K Jackson |
| NOMBRES | Joan K |
| APELLIDO | Jackson |
| FIRMA | JACKSON J K |
| AFILIACIONES | From the Department of Psychiatry, University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, Washington. |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1953 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Working Sober
Reviewed by: Working Sober: The Transformation of an Occupational Drinking Culture Joan K. Jackson William J. Sonnenstuhl. Working Sober: The Transformation of an Occupational Drinking Culture. Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 1996. xiv + 143 pp. $37.50 (cloth), $14.95 (paperbound). Since the arrival of the first settlers, Americans have been concerned about eliminating excessive drinking. In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, as [End…
The Mental Patient Comes Home
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
Alcoholism as a family crisis
Defensiveness in Alcoholics
Ernest G. Palola, Joan K. Jackson, Daniel Kelleher, Defensiveness in Alcoholics: Measures Based on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, Journal of Health and Human Behavior, Vol. 2, No. 3 (Autumn, 1961), pp. 185-189
Epidemiology of Mental Disorder
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…
Teaching Social Science in the Medical School
The Alcoholism Training Program at the University of Washington School of Medicine
Types of Drinking Patterns of Male Alcoholics
Alcoholism and the Family
The relationship between an alcoholic and his family is a two-way one. The alcoholic affects the personalities of family members and the func tioning of the family as a unit. The family in turn contributes to the allevia tion or persistence of the alcoholism. A description of the family crisis pre cipitated by alcoholism is given. Treatment of alcoholism should include help, not only for the alcoholic but also for the family
H-Technique Scales of Preoccupation with Alcohol and of Psychological Involvement in Alcoholics
The Definition and Measurement of Alcoholism. H-Technique Scales of Preoccupation with Alcohol and Psychological Involvement
Scale Analysis and the Prediction of Life Processes
Alcoholism and Tuberculosis
With the recent discovery of several new drugs, it has become possible to arrest tuberculosis more effectively and more rapidly than at any time in the past. The tuberculosis patient of ten years ago could expect to spend several years in the sanatorium. The tuberculosis patient of 1958 can look forward to returning home in well under a year
The Adjustment of the Family to Alcoholism
THERE is a sizable literature on alcoholism and on families in crisis. However, there have been few publications dealing with families who are attempting to make an adjustment to the crisis of alcoholism. Individual members of the families of alcoholics have been studied. Psychologists and social workers have evaluated the personalities of wives of alcoholics. While these studies offer descriptions of some of the characteristic behaviors involved…
Alcoholism and the Family
The relationship between an alcoholic and his family is a two-way one. The alcoholic affects the personalities of family members and the func tioning of the family as a unit. The family in turn contributes to the allevia tion or persistence of the alcoholism. A description of the family crisis pre cipitated by alcoholism is given. Treatment of alcoholism should include help, not only for the alcoholic but also for the family
Scale Analysis and the Prediction of Life Processes
Alcoholism and Tuberculosis
With the recent discovery of several new drugs, it has become possible to arrest tuberculosis more effectively and more rapidly than at any time in the past. The tuberculosis patient of ten years ago could expect to spend several years in the sanatorium. The tuberculosis patient of 1958 can look forward to returning home in well under a year
Attitudes of the Parents of Alcoholics, Moderate Drinkers and Nondrinkers Toward Drinking
The Skid Road Alcoholic
The Adjustment of the Family to the Crisis of Alcoholism
The Adjustment of the Family to Alcoholism
THERE is a sizable literature on alcoholism and on families in crisis. However, there have been few publications dealing with families who are attempting to make an adjustment to the crisis of alcoholism. Individual members of the families of alcoholics have been studied. Psychologists and social workers have evaluated the personalities of wives of alcoholics. While these studies offer descriptions of some of the characteristic behaviors involved…
H-Technique Scales of Preoccupation with Alcohol and of Psychological Involvement in Alcoholics
The Definition and Measurement of Alcoholism. H-Technique Scales of Preoccupation with Alcohol and Psychological Involvement
Scale Analysis and the Prediction of Life Processes
Alcoholism and Tuberculosis
With the recent discovery of several new drugs, it has become possible to arrest tuberculosis more effectively and more rapidly than at any time in the past. The tuberculosis patient of ten years ago could expect to spend several years in the sanatorium. The tuberculosis patient of 1958 can look forward to returning home in well under a year
Types of Drinking Patterns of Male Alcoholics
Alcoholism and the Family
The relationship between an alcoholic and his family is a two-way one. The alcoholic affects the personalities of family members and the func tioning of the family as a unit. The family in turn contributes to the allevia tion or persistence of the alcoholism. A description of the family crisis pre cipitated by alcoholism is given. Treatment of alcoholism should include help, not only for the alcoholic but also for the family
Teaching Social Science in the Medical School
The Alcoholism Training Program at the University of Washington School of Medicine
Defensiveness in Alcoholics
Ernest G. Palola, Joan K. Jackson, Daniel Kelleher, Defensiveness in Alcoholics: Measures Based on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, Journal of Health and Human Behavior, Vol. 2, No. 3 (Autumn, 1961), pp. 185-189
Epidemiology of Mental Disorder
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…
Alcoholism as a family crisis
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…
The Mental Patient Comes Home
Psychology (26 obras) · Medicine (18 obras) · Clinical Psychology (13 obras) · Medical emergency (12 obras) · Psychiatry (11 obras) · Social Psychology (10 obras) · Poison control (8 obras) · Developmental psychology (7 obras) · Injury prevention (7 obras) · Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes (6 obras)