Wolfgang Frese
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 99288 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Wolfgang Frese |
| NOMBRES | Wolfgang |
| APELLIDO | Frese |
| FIRMA | FRESE W |
| AFILIACIONES | Mississippi State University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 66 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1976 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Legalization of crimes against the moral order
A survey of 1,514 American adults revealed a substantial range of support for legalization of selected substances, sexual activities, and gambling behavior perceived by some as potentially threatening to the moral order. Alcohol use, gambling, and smoking received majority support for legalization, whereas substantial minority support was found for gentlemen's clubs, prostitution, and marijuana use. There was little support for legalization of co…
Bringing the convict back in
Making Life Plans
Making Life Plans
Size of Place, Residential Preferences and the Life Cycle
Recent work describing the size-of-place mobility process using a life cycle interpretation is used to specify a longitudinal LISREL model estimated with data from a four-wave panel covering the adolescent to adulthood period. The model examines the process through which residential origin influences adulthood residence as well as the temporal relationship between residential preferences and location. It is argued that the first move subsequent t…
Early Transition into Adult Roles
The transition to adult roles usually occurs within a normative age-span. By focusing on preadolescence to late-adolescence using two-wave panel data, this research seeks to develop a more informed picture of how “early” exit from the student role and “early” entry into the adult role of parent or spouse reflect factors operating prior to adolescence. The short-term consequences of adult role transition on teenage status aspirations, life plans, …
Adult Role Transitions, Parental Influence, and Status Aspirations Early in the Life Course
Educational Plans as Motivation or Attitude? Some Additional Evidence
Educational are often interpreted as simultaneously referencing both attitudinal and motivational domains, such as is illustrated in the status attainment literature through the term ambition. Recent work finds this presumption suspect, calling into question social psychological contributions to the understanding of the socioeconomic attainment process. This paper proposes a conceptual distinction between generic goal orientations (as attitudes) …
Race, Sex, and Aspirations
The ascriptive properties of and sex in structuring the formation of status aspirations have recently been analyzed and typically reveal that models do not work for blacks as compared to whites. A recent interpretation, termed here the race convergence hypothesis, suggests that gross SES differentials between races found in most samples yield the greater advantages observed for whites, and that blacks whose situation most closely approximates tha…
The Rendezvous
The Rendezvous
The After-Hours Club
Size of Place, Residential Preferences and the Life Cycle
Recent work describing the size-of-place mobility process using a life cycle interpretation is used to specify a longitudinal LISREL model estimated with data from a four-wave panel covering the adolescent to adulthood period. The model examines the process through which residential origin influences adulthood residence as well as the temporal relationship between residential preferences and location. It is argued that the first move subsequent t…
Legalization of crimes against the moral order
A survey of 1,514 American adults revealed a substantial range of support for legalization of selected substances, sexual activities, and gambling behavior perceived by some as potentially threatening to the moral order. Alcohol use, gambling, and smoking received majority support for legalization, whereas substantial minority support was found for gentlemen's clubs, prostitution, and marijuana use. There was little support for legalization of co…
Race, Sex, and Aspirations
The ascriptive properties of and sex in structuring the formation of status aspirations have recently been analyzed and typically reveal that models do not work for blacks as compared to whites. A recent interpretation, termed here the race convergence hypothesis, suggests that gross SES differentials between races found in most samples yield the greater advantages observed for whites, and that blacks whose situation most closely approximates tha…
Early Transition into Adult Roles
The transition to adult roles usually occurs within a normative age-span. By focusing on preadolescence to late-adolescence using two-wave panel data, this research seeks to develop a more informed picture of how “early” exit from the student role and “early” entry into the adult role of parent or spouse reflect factors operating prior to adolescence. The short-term consequences of adult role transition on teenage status aspirations, life plans, …
The After-Hours Club
Adult Role Transitions, Parental Influence, and Status Aspirations Early in the Life Course
Educational Plans as Motivation or Attitude? Some Additional Evidence
Educational are often interpreted as simultaneously referencing both attitudinal and motivational domains, such as is illustrated in the status attainment literature through the term ambition. Recent work finds this presumption suspect, calling into question social psychological contributions to the understanding of the socioeconomic attainment process. This paper proposes a conceptual distinction between generic goal orientations (as attitudes) …
The After-Hours Club
The Rendezvous
The Rendezvous
Race, Sex, and Aspirations
The ascriptive properties of and sex in structuring the formation of status aspirations have recently been analyzed and typically reveal that models do not work for blacks as compared to whites. A recent interpretation, termed here the race convergence hypothesis, suggests that gross SES differentials between races found in most samples yield the greater advantages observed for whites, and that blacks whose situation most closely approximates tha…
Educational Plans as Motivation or Attitude? Some Additional Evidence
Educational are often interpreted as simultaneously referencing both attitudinal and motivational domains, such as is illustrated in the status attainment literature through the term ambition. Recent work finds this presumption suspect, calling into question social psychological contributions to the understanding of the socioeconomic attainment process. This paper proposes a conceptual distinction between generic goal orientations (as attitudes) …
Early Transition into Adult Roles
The transition to adult roles usually occurs within a normative age-span. By focusing on preadolescence to late-adolescence using two-wave panel data, this research seeks to develop a more informed picture of how “early” exit from the student role and “early” entry into the adult role of parent or spouse reflect factors operating prior to adolescence. The short-term consequences of adult role transition on teenage status aspirations, life plans, …
Adult Role Transitions, Parental Influence, and Status Aspirations Early in the Life Course
Making Life Plans
Size of Place, Residential Preferences and the Life Cycle
Recent work describing the size-of-place mobility process using a life cycle interpretation is used to specify a longitudinal LISREL model estimated with data from a four-wave panel covering the adolescent to adulthood period. The model examines the process through which residential origin influences adulthood residence as well as the temporal relationship between residential preferences and location. It is argued that the first move subsequent t…
Making Life Plans
Bringing the convict back in
Legalization of crimes against the moral order
A survey of 1,514 American adults revealed a substantial range of support for legalization of selected substances, sexual activities, and gambling behavior perceived by some as potentially threatening to the moral order. Alcohol use, gambling, and smoking received majority support for legalization, whereas substantial minority support was found for gentlemen's clubs, prostitution, and marijuana use. There was little support for legalization of co…
Psychology (10 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Demography (4 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Club (3 obras) · Demography (3 obras) · Life course approach (3 obras) · Medicine (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras)