T Neal Garland
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 87328 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | T Neal Garland |
| NOMBRES | T Neal |
| APELLIDO | Garland |
| FIRMA | GARLAND T N |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Akron |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 58 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1969 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Caring for Elderly Parents
Saso, Mary, Women in the Japan Ese Workplace
"SASO, Mary, WOMEN IN THE JAPAN ESE WORKPLACE." Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 24(1), pp. 155–156
Job satisfaction among nurse assistants employed in nursing homes
Correlates of men's attitudes toward women's roles in Libya
Characteristics of Hospice Patients and Their Caregivers
This study describes selected characteristics of a group of terminal patients who were enrolled in a home-based hospice program. Similar characteristics of the patients' primary caregivers also are described. Relationships between the characteristics of patients and caregivers are examined, as are relationships between these characteristics and the rate at which various services were utilized. Implications for hospice service delivery and for fut…
High School Students' Marital Lifestyle Preferences
The impact of parents and best friends upon the marital lifestyle preferences of a sample of 181 high school students is examined. Respondents' choices of lifestyles are found to be correlated with their perceptions of best friends' choices to a slightly greater degree than with perceptions of parents' choices. However, perceptions of best friends' and parents' choices both exert a significant influence on respondents' own choices. Mother's occup…
The 50-50 Marriage
A Training Program for Graduate Teaching Assistants
An Approach to Quantifying the Needs of Dual-Career Families
Research on the dual-career family is identifying strains and costs particular to women who are attempting to balance the two roles of career and family. Counseling and associated research have not, as yet, provided knowledge that would lead to the more effective counseling of women in dual career families. Using wives in the second phase of a longitudinal study of 53 dual career couples, this study inductively derives a set of dual-career scales…
Dual-Career Couples
The book presents original essays which confront the stresses and felicities of marriages in which both partners work. The editor and other distinguished figures in women's studies place the dual career family in the context of the women's movement and review the literature on it, and proceed to consider such topics as parenthood, young marrieds, equal opportunity laws, salaries, and the job market. 'I think this is a good book which deserves spa…
Reconsidering the Dual-Career Marriage A Longitudinal Approach
THE topic of dual-career families has been approached by numerous researchers since the publication of Rapoport and Rapoport's (1969) pioneering work. Most have utilized a cross-sectional research design. This article attempts to add a longitudinal dimension by reporting data collected in 1977 from 45 professional women who were originally interviewed in 1969. Their career and family patterns are investigated in terms of the family life cycle pro…
Scales for Investigation of the Dual-Career Family
Research on the dual-career family has primarily been qualitative and has used relatively small samples. Although much has been learned, questions about the representativeness and generalizability of findings remain. This study uses data collected from 53 career wives and has three purposes: to suggest six analytical areas for dualcareer research (marriage type, domestic responsibility, satisfaction, self-image, career salience, and career line);…
The Validity of Student Evaluations of Objective Test Items
This study has used the correlation between student ratings of multiple-choice items and the point biserial correlation between the item responses and the total test score as a measure of the validity of student ratings of objective test items. Results show students are unable to distinguish discriminating multiple-choice items from non-discriminating items. However, students with knowledge of the subject area were able to distinguish discriminat…
On the Social Construction of Reality
Introduction The reciprocal nature of the role of husband and wife in the con struction of reality is an assumption made in nearly all theoretical discussions. As Berger and Kellner (1970:58) have observed in their description of the construction of reality in marriage, Each partner's definitions of reality must be continually correlated with the definitions of the other. The other is present in nearly all horizons of everyday conduct ... In each…
The Feminized Male
The Married Professional Woman
Margaret M. Poloma, T. Neal Garland, The Married Professional Woman: A Study in the Tolerance of Domestication, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 33, No. 3, Sexism in Family Studies (Aug., 1971), pp. 531-540
Pilgrim's Progress I
John F. Klein, Gene P. Calvert, T. Neal Garland, Margaret M. Poloma, Pilgrim's Progress I: Recent Developments in Family Theory, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 31, No. 4 (Nov., 1969), pp. 677-687
The Married Professional Woman
Margaret M. Poloma, T. Neal Garland, The Married Professional Woman: A Study in the Tolerance of Domestication, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 33, No. 3, Sexism in Family Studies (Aug., 1971), pp. 531-540
The Feminized Male
Reconsidering the Dual-Career Marriage A Longitudinal Approach
THE topic of dual-career families has been approached by numerous researchers since the publication of Rapoport and Rapoport's (1969) pioneering work. Most have utilized a cross-sectional research design. This article attempts to add a longitudinal dimension by reporting data collected in 1977 from 45 professional women who were originally interviewed in 1969. Their career and family patterns are investigated in terms of the family life cycle pro…
Scales for Investigation of the Dual-Career Family
Research on the dual-career family has primarily been qualitative and has used relatively small samples. Although much has been learned, questions about the representativeness and generalizability of findings remain. This study uses data collected from 53 career wives and has three purposes: to suggest six analytical areas for dualcareer research (marriage type, domestic responsibility, satisfaction, self-image, career salience, and career line);…
A Training Program for Graduate Teaching Assistants
An Approach to Quantifying the Needs of Dual-Career Families
Research on the dual-career family is identifying strains and costs particular to women who are attempting to balance the two roles of career and family. Counseling and associated research have not, as yet, provided knowledge that would lead to the more effective counseling of women in dual career families. Using wives in the second phase of a longitudinal study of 53 dual career couples, this study inductively derives a set of dual-career scales…
Pilgrim's Progress I
John F. Klein, Gene P. Calvert, T. Neal Garland, Margaret M. Poloma, Pilgrim's Progress I: Recent Developments in Family Theory, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 31, No. 4 (Nov., 1969), pp. 677-687
Job satisfaction among nurse assistants employed in nursing homes
High School Students' Marital Lifestyle Preferences
The impact of parents and best friends upon the marital lifestyle preferences of a sample of 181 high school students is examined. Respondents' choices of lifestyles are found to be correlated with their perceptions of best friends' choices to a slightly greater degree than with perceptions of parents' choices. However, perceptions of best friends' and parents' choices both exert a significant influence on respondents' own choices. Mother's occup…
On the Social Construction of Reality
Introduction The reciprocal nature of the role of husband and wife in the con struction of reality is an assumption made in nearly all theoretical discussions. As Berger and Kellner (1970:58) have observed in their description of the construction of reality in marriage, Each partner's definitions of reality must be continually correlated with the definitions of the other. The other is present in nearly all horizons of everyday conduct ... In each…
Pilgrim's Progress I
John F. Klein, Gene P. Calvert, T. Neal Garland, Margaret M. Poloma, Pilgrim's Progress I: Recent Developments in Family Theory, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 31, No. 4 (Nov., 1969), pp. 677-687
The Feminized Male
The Married Professional Woman
Margaret M. Poloma, T. Neal Garland, The Married Professional Woman: A Study in the Tolerance of Domestication, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 33, No. 3, Sexism in Family Studies (Aug., 1971), pp. 531-540
On the Social Construction of Reality
Introduction The reciprocal nature of the role of husband and wife in the con struction of reality is an assumption made in nearly all theoretical discussions. As Berger and Kellner (1970:58) have observed in their description of the construction of reality in marriage, Each partner's definitions of reality must be continually correlated with the definitions of the other. The other is present in nearly all horizons of everyday conduct ... In each…
The Validity of Student Evaluations of Objective Test Items
This study has used the correlation between student ratings of multiple-choice items and the point biserial correlation between the item responses and the total test score as a measure of the validity of student ratings of objective test items. Results show students are unable to distinguish discriminating multiple-choice items from non-discriminating items. However, students with knowledge of the subject area were able to distinguish discriminat…
Scales for Investigation of the Dual-Career Family
Research on the dual-career family has primarily been qualitative and has used relatively small samples. Although much has been learned, questions about the representativeness and generalizability of findings remain. This study uses data collected from 53 career wives and has three purposes: to suggest six analytical areas for dualcareer research (marriage type, domestic responsibility, satisfaction, self-image, career salience, and career line);…
Dual-Career Couples
The book presents original essays which confront the stresses and felicities of marriages in which both partners work. The editor and other distinguished figures in women's studies place the dual career family in the context of the women's movement and review the literature on it, and proceed to consider such topics as parenthood, young marrieds, equal opportunity laws, salaries, and the job market. 'I think this is a good book which deserves spa…
Reconsidering the Dual-Career Marriage A Longitudinal Approach
THE topic of dual-career families has been approached by numerous researchers since the publication of Rapoport and Rapoport's (1969) pioneering work. Most have utilized a cross-sectional research design. This article attempts to add a longitudinal dimension by reporting data collected in 1977 from 45 professional women who were originally interviewed in 1969. Their career and family patterns are investigated in terms of the family life cycle pro…
An Approach to Quantifying the Needs of Dual-Career Families
Research on the dual-career family is identifying strains and costs particular to women who are attempting to balance the two roles of career and family. Counseling and associated research have not, as yet, provided knowledge that would lead to the more effective counseling of women in dual career families. Using wives in the second phase of a longitudinal study of 53 dual career couples, this study inductively derives a set of dual-career scales…
A Training Program for Graduate Teaching Assistants
The 50-50 Marriage
Characteristics of Hospice Patients and Their Caregivers
This study describes selected characteristics of a group of terminal patients who were enrolled in a home-based hospice program. Similar characteristics of the patients' primary caregivers also are described. Relationships between the characteristics of patients and caregivers are examined, as are relationships between these characteristics and the rate at which various services were utilized. Implications for hospice service delivery and for fut…
High School Students' Marital Lifestyle Preferences
The impact of parents and best friends upon the marital lifestyle preferences of a sample of 181 high school students is examined. Respondents' choices of lifestyles are found to be correlated with their perceptions of best friends' choices to a slightly greater degree than with perceptions of parents' choices. However, perceptions of best friends' and parents' choices both exert a significant influence on respondents' own choices. Mother's occup…
Correlates of men's attitudes toward women's roles in Libya
Job satisfaction among nurse assistants employed in nursing homes
Saso, Mary, Women in the Japan Ese Workplace
"SASO, Mary, WOMEN IN THE JAPAN ESE WORKPLACE." Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 24(1), pp. 155–156
Caring for Elderly Parents
Psychology (16 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Social Psychology (10 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Developmental psychology (6 obras) · Medicine (5 obras) · Work-Family Balance Challenges (5 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras)