Jim Millham
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 212503 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jim Millham |
| NOMBRES | Jim |
| APELLIDO | Millham |
| FIRMA | MILLHAM J |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Houston |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 144 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1970 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1981 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Sex-role Differentiation Among Black and White Americans
A comparison between Black and White Americans was undertaken with respect to sex-role differentiation based upon inherent personality characterizations. In addition, racial differences in attitudes toward sexual equality were investigated. The Black sample placed minimal value upon sex roles differentiated on the basis of trait-descriptive characteristics, whereas the White sample demonstrated substantial value for such differen tiation. Further…
Need for social approval
Attitudinal Homophobia and Support of Traditional Sex Roles
The present study investigated the relationships among various attitudes toward homosexuality and the maintenance of traditional male/female gender distinctions. The results supported both the importance of separate attitude dimensions describing reactions to homosexuality and the meaningfulness of an overall pattern of homophobia. Components of homophobic style were evaluated and related to components of support for traditional male/female roles…
Sex Role Stereotypes Among Blacks and Whites
The issue of sex-role/social stereotyping by Black Americans is examined empirically in a replication and extension of the Turner and Turner study (1974). Two comparable groups of Black and White subjects rated men and women of their own racial group with respect to three dimensions: reliability, trustworthiness, and responsi bility. They rated the target persons on these dimensions within a work context and within a social context. Little eviden…
Gain approval or avoid disapproval
Sexual Preference, Sex Role Appropriateness, and Restriction of Social Access
This study related components of gender inappropriateness that isolate target persons form sources of reward and hence functions as social controls against such deviance. The study confirmed that a significant portion of negative responsiveness toward homosexuals results form the belief that their behavior in incongruent with their anatomical sex. Further, is was found that people are tolerant of out-of-sex-role characteristics when such traits a…
The Role of Cognitive and Situational Variables in Aggression Toward Homosexuals
The relationship of several antecedents of aggression toward homosexuals was investigated. Attitudes toward homosexuality, perceived similarity to the target homosexual, and type of prior contact with the target homosexual were found to interact in influencing such aggressiveness. The implication of these findings to the "personal threat" and "scapegoating" hypotheses of aggression toward homosexuals is discussed
A Factor-Analytic Conceptualization of Attitudes Toward Male and Female Homosexuals
A wide spectrum of opinions and beliefs concerning homosexuals was sampled, compiled into a questionnaire format, and administered to a large group of heterosexual subjects. Factor analysis yielded six independent sets of attitudes that describe the variance in heterosexual reactions to homosexuals. The relationship of sex differences and familiarity with homosexuals to variations in response style is discussed
Individual Differences and Course Performance
S ummary . The relationship of several individual difference variables to achievement in college courses was investigated, using a sample of 500 freshmen and sophomores taking introductory psychology. Previous grades, degree of concordance between student preference and actual course conditions, and facilitating anxiety were found to explain 82 per cent of the variance in test performance. The importance of assessing student preferences in academ…
Two components of need for approval score and their relationship to cheating following success and failure
Individual differences in cheating during a temptation period when confronting failure
A Factor-Analytic Conceptualization of Attitudes Toward Male and Female Homosexuals
A wide spectrum of opinions and beliefs concerning homosexuals was sampled, compiled into a questionnaire format, and administered to a large group of heterosexual subjects. Factor analysis yielded six independent sets of attitudes that describe the variance in heterosexual reactions to homosexuals. The relationship of sex differences and familiarity with homosexuals to variations in response style is discussed
Attitudinal Homophobia and Support of Traditional Sex Roles
The present study investigated the relationships among various attitudes toward homosexuality and the maintenance of traditional male/female gender distinctions. The results supported both the importance of separate attitude dimensions describing reactions to homosexuality and the meaningfulness of an overall pattern of homophobia. Components of homophobic style were evaluated and related to components of support for traditional male/female roles…
Sexual Preference, Sex Role Appropriateness, and Restriction of Social Access
This study related components of gender inappropriateness that isolate target persons form sources of reward and hence functions as social controls against such deviance. The study confirmed that a significant portion of negative responsiveness toward homosexuals results form the belief that their behavior in incongruent with their anatomical sex. Further, is was found that people are tolerant of out-of-sex-role characteristics when such traits a…
Two components of need for approval score and their relationship to cheating following success and failure
Sex-role Differentiation Among Black and White Americans
A comparison between Black and White Americans was undertaken with respect to sex-role differentiation based upon inherent personality characterizations. In addition, racial differences in attitudes toward sexual equality were investigated. The Black sample placed minimal value upon sex roles differentiated on the basis of trait-descriptive characteristics, whereas the White sample demonstrated substantial value for such differen tiation. Further…
Individual differences in cheating during a temptation period when confronting failure
Need for social approval
The Role of Cognitive and Situational Variables in Aggression Toward Homosexuals
The relationship of several antecedents of aggression toward homosexuals was investigated. Attitudes toward homosexuality, perceived similarity to the target homosexual, and type of prior contact with the target homosexual were found to interact in influencing such aggressiveness. The implication of these findings to the "personal threat" and "scapegoating" hypotheses of aggression toward homosexuals is discussed
Sex Role Stereotypes Among Blacks and Whites
The issue of sex-role/social stereotyping by Black Americans is examined empirically in a replication and extension of the Turner and Turner study (1974). Two comparable groups of Black and White subjects rated men and women of their own racial group with respect to three dimensions: reliability, trustworthiness, and responsi bility. They rated the target persons on these dimensions within a work context and within a social context. Little eviden…
Individual differences in cheating during a temptation period when confronting failure
Two components of need for approval score and their relationship to cheating following success and failure
Individual Differences and Course Performance
S ummary . The relationship of several individual difference variables to achievement in college courses was investigated, using a sample of 500 freshmen and sophomores taking introductory psychology. Previous grades, degree of concordance between student preference and actual course conditions, and facilitating anxiety were found to explain 82 per cent of the variance in test performance. The importance of assessing student preferences in academ…
The Role of Cognitive and Situational Variables in Aggression Toward Homosexuals
The relationship of several antecedents of aggression toward homosexuals was investigated. Attitudes toward homosexuality, perceived similarity to the target homosexual, and type of prior contact with the target homosexual were found to interact in influencing such aggressiveness. The implication of these findings to the "personal threat" and "scapegoating" hypotheses of aggression toward homosexuals is discussed
A Factor-Analytic Conceptualization of Attitudes Toward Male and Female Homosexuals
A wide spectrum of opinions and beliefs concerning homosexuals was sampled, compiled into a questionnaire format, and administered to a large group of heterosexual subjects. Factor analysis yielded six independent sets of attitudes that describe the variance in heterosexual reactions to homosexuals. The relationship of sex differences and familiarity with homosexuals to variations in response style is discussed
Gain approval or avoid disapproval
Sexual Preference, Sex Role Appropriateness, and Restriction of Social Access
This study related components of gender inappropriateness that isolate target persons form sources of reward and hence functions as social controls against such deviance. The study confirmed that a significant portion of negative responsiveness toward homosexuals results form the belief that their behavior in incongruent with their anatomical sex. Further, is was found that people are tolerant of out-of-sex-role characteristics when such traits a…
Attitudinal Homophobia and Support of Traditional Sex Roles
The present study investigated the relationships among various attitudes toward homosexuality and the maintenance of traditional male/female gender distinctions. The results supported both the importance of separate attitude dimensions describing reactions to homosexuality and the meaningfulness of an overall pattern of homophobia. Components of homophobic style were evaluated and related to components of support for traditional male/female roles…
Sex Role Stereotypes Among Blacks and Whites
The issue of sex-role/social stereotyping by Black Americans is examined empirically in a replication and extension of the Turner and Turner study (1974). Two comparable groups of Black and White subjects rated men and women of their own racial group with respect to three dimensions: reliability, trustworthiness, and responsi bility. They rated the target persons on these dimensions within a work context and within a social context. Little eviden…
Need for social approval
Sex-role Differentiation Among Black and White Americans
A comparison between Black and White Americans was undertaken with respect to sex-role differentiation based upon inherent personality characterizations. In addition, racial differences in attitudes toward sexual equality were investigated. The Black sample placed minimal value upon sex roles differentiated on the basis of trait-descriptive characteristics, whereas the White sample demonstrated substantial value for such differen tiation. Further…
Psychology (11 obras) · Social Psychology (10 obras) · Developmental psychology (8 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Homosexuality (4 obras) · Creativity in Education and Neuroscience (3 obras) · Psychoanalysis (3 obras) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (3 obras) · Bullying, Victimization, and Aggression (2 obras) · Cheating (2 obras)