Joan E Norris
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 86502 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Joan E Norris |
| NOMBRES | Joan E |
| APELLIDO | Norris |
| FIRMA | NORRIS J E |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Guelph |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1987 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Caring for the Earth
Although some earlier research has highlighted both the importance of generativity and feelings of a close personal connection with nature for environmental engagement, the role of these factors has not been studied in a narrative identity context. Thus, in this study, the interrelationships among narrative and questionnaire features of environmental identity and generative concern were evaluated using a mixed methods design. Features of environm…
Environmentalism as a Context for Expressing Identity and Generativity
Previous qualitative studies have identified themes of generativity and identity development in the interviews of environmental activists (Chan, ; Horwitz, ), suggesting their importance as motives for environmental behavior. The purpose of our study was to extend this work by identifying positive relationships between identity maturity, generativity, and environmentalism using quantitative methodologies. To explore these relationships, we design…
Intimacy in Young Adults' Narratives of Romance and Friendship Predicts Eriksonian Generativity
A quantitative and qualitative study tested Erikson's ego developmental hypotheses regarding the positive relationship between generativity and intimacy. At age 26, participants (N = 100) told 2 stories about "relationship-defining moments," one about a romantic partner, and another about a same-sex friend. Levels of relationship intimacy were coded from these narratives. "True love" and "true friendship" themes arose as the most prototypical, hi…
Environmentalism as a Context for Expressing Identity and Generativity
Intimacy in young adults' narratives of romance and friendship predict Eriksonian generativity
A quantitative and qualitative study tested Erikson's ego developmental hypotheses regarding the positive relationship between generativity and intimacy. At age 26, participants (N = 100) told 2 stories about “relationship-defining moments,” one about a romantic partner, and another about a same-sex friend. Levels of relationship intimacy were coded from these narratives. “True love” and “true friendship” themes arose as the most prototypical, hi…
“You don't want to hurt his feelings…”
Family leisure has been found to be both consensual and conflictual. Research on family leisure has focused mainly on heterosexual married couples with young children and has excluded the voices of older adults. Framed by the model of intergenerational ambivalence (Luscher & Pillemer, 1998), this interpretive study developed an understanding of the role of intergenerational ambivalence in the experience of intergenerational family leisure for gra…
Instant Ticket Purchasing by Ontario Baby Boomers
Intergenerational Transmission of Values
In this longitudinal study, we compared family stories told by 32 Canadian adolescents at ages 16 and 20 about how parents and grandparents had taught them values. Relations to parents' and children's levels of generativity were also examined. Adolescents' stories of grandparent value teaching were less readily recalled and less interactive in their content compared with stories about parents. Stories of value teaching by more generative parents …
Parents' Stories of Grandparenting Concerns in the Three‐Generational Family
Adults' level of Eriksonian generativity in midlife has been shown to predict variations in parenting, but there has been less research on its relation to inter generational processes in the three‐generational family. As part of a larger study, a sample of 35 Canadian mothers and fathers described a particular, salient child‐rearing problem with grandparents when their first‐born children were 8 years old. Descriptions were rated for severity of …
Foundations of generativity
Adult Generativity and the Socialization of Adolescents
Mothers, fathers, and their adolescent children participated in two studies investigating the relations between Erikson’s concept of generativity in adulthood and patterns of parenting. Study 1 involved 77 mothers and 48 fathers of 1st‐year university students; Study 2 was part of an investigation of socialization processes in 35 families with an adolescent, aged 14–18. Parental generative concern was assessed by the Loyola Generativity Scale (LG…
The roles of adult daughters in long-term care facilities
Stories of Hope
This longitudinal study focused on the level of optimism expressed in stories that mothers and fathers told about their adolescent children, and its relations to subsequent parenting practices. The investigation involved 35 families, focusing on adolescents aged 14 at Time 1 and 16 at Time 2, on average. Stories of an incident illustrating how the parent had taught values to the child were scored for two separate indices of optimism, overall tone…
A multidimensional and contextual framework for understanding diverse family members' roles in long-term care facilities
Difficulties with inevitable and expected loss
Gerontological research on the quality of life
Justice and intergenerational relations
Foundations of generativity
The roles of adult daughters in long-term care facilities
A multidimensional and contextual framework for understanding diverse family members' roles in long-term care facilities
Stories of Hope
This longitudinal study focused on the level of optimism expressed in stories that mothers and fathers told about their adolescent children, and its relations to subsequent parenting practices. The investigation involved 35 families, focusing on adolescents aged 14 at Time 1 and 16 at Time 2, on average. Stories of an incident illustrating how the parent had taught values to the child were scored for two separate indices of optimism, overall tone…
Justice and intergenerational relations
Gerontological research on the quality of life
Difficulties with inevitable and expected loss
A multidimensional and contextual framework for understanding diverse family members' roles in long-term care facilities
Adult Generativity and the Socialization of Adolescents
Mothers, fathers, and their adolescent children participated in two studies investigating the relations between Erikson’s concept of generativity in adulthood and patterns of parenting. Study 1 involved 77 mothers and 48 fathers of 1st‐year university students; Study 2 was part of an investigation of socialization processes in 35 families with an adolescent, aged 14–18. Parental generative concern was assessed by the Loyola Generativity Scale (LG…
The roles of adult daughters in long-term care facilities
Stories of Hope
This longitudinal study focused on the level of optimism expressed in stories that mothers and fathers told about their adolescent children, and its relations to subsequent parenting practices. The investigation involved 35 families, focusing on adolescents aged 14 at Time 1 and 16 at Time 2, on average. Stories of an incident illustrating how the parent had taught values to the child were scored for two separate indices of optimism, overall tone…
Foundations of generativity
Intergenerational Transmission of Values
In this longitudinal study, we compared family stories told by 32 Canadian adolescents at ages 16 and 20 about how parents and grandparents had taught them values. Relations to parents' and children's levels of generativity were also examined. Adolescents' stories of grandparent value teaching were less readily recalled and less interactive in their content compared with stories about parents. Stories of value teaching by more generative parents …
Parents' Stories of Grandparenting Concerns in the Three‐Generational Family
Adults' level of Eriksonian generativity in midlife has been shown to predict variations in parenting, but there has been less research on its relation to inter generational processes in the three‐generational family. As part of a larger study, a sample of 35 Canadian mothers and fathers described a particular, salient child‐rearing problem with grandparents when their first‐born children were 8 years old. Descriptions were rated for severity of …
Instant Ticket Purchasing by Ontario Baby Boomers
Intimacy in young adults' narratives of romance and friendship predict Eriksonian generativity
A quantitative and qualitative study tested Erikson's ego developmental hypotheses regarding the positive relationship between generativity and intimacy. At age 26, participants (N = 100) told 2 stories about “relationship-defining moments,” one about a romantic partner, and another about a same-sex friend. Levels of relationship intimacy were coded from these narratives. “True love” and “true friendship” themes arose as the most prototypical, hi…
“You don't want to hurt his feelings…”
Family leisure has been found to be both consensual and conflictual. Research on family leisure has focused mainly on heterosexual married couples with young children and has excluded the voices of older adults. Framed by the model of intergenerational ambivalence (Luscher & Pillemer, 1998), this interpretive study developed an understanding of the role of intergenerational ambivalence in the experience of intergenerational family leisure for gra…
Intimacy in Young Adults' Narratives of Romance and Friendship Predicts Eriksonian Generativity
A quantitative and qualitative study tested Erikson's ego developmental hypotheses regarding the positive relationship between generativity and intimacy. At age 26, participants (N = 100) told 2 stories about "relationship-defining moments," one about a romantic partner, and another about a same-sex friend. Levels of relationship intimacy were coded from these narratives. "True love" and "true friendship" themes arose as the most prototypical, hi…
Environmentalism as a Context for Expressing Identity and Generativity
Environmentalism as a Context for Expressing Identity and Generativity
Previous qualitative studies have identified themes of generativity and identity development in the interviews of environmental activists (Chan, ; Horwitz, ), suggesting their importance as motives for environmental behavior. The purpose of our study was to extend this work by identifying positive relationships between identity maturity, generativity, and environmentalism using quantitative methodologies. To explore these relationships, we design…
Caring for the Earth
Although some earlier research has highlighted both the importance of generativity and feelings of a close personal connection with nature for environmental engagement, the role of these factors has not been studied in a narrative identity context. Thus, in this study, the interrelationships among narrative and questionnaire features of environmental identity and generative concern were evaluated using a mixed methods design. Features of environm…
Psychology (17 obras) · Social Psychology (14 obras) · Developmental psychology (12 obras) · Generativity (9 obras) · Identity, Memory, and Therapy (9 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Narrative (6 obras) · Psychological and Temporal Perspectives Research (5 obras) · Aging and Gerontology Research (4 obras) · Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies (4 obras)