Jack Balswick
Biographic Data
| ID | 102020 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jack Balswick |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jack |
| FAMILY NAME | Balswick |
| SIGNATURE | BALSWICK J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Graduate School of Psychology Fuller Theological Seminary Pasadena, California |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 55 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
How ministers deal with sexual temptation
The Inexpressive Male
A Maturity-Empowering Model of Christian Parenting
This maturity-empowering model of Christian parenting integrates social science literature on parent/child relationships and a biblical model of God as parent. This model presents (a) a parenting style which evolves with and corresponds to the developing needs of children, and (b) an empowering style which assists children in progressing from dependency to self-sufficiency and maturity which enables them to empower others
The Inexpressive Male
A complementary—Empowering model of ministerial leadership
Equals before God: Seminarians as Humanistic Professionals
American Evangelicalism: Conservative Religion and the Quandary of Modernity
Affective Self-Disclosure and Marital Adjustment: A Test of Equity Theory
Based upon responses to questionnaries by 162 university married-housing couples (324 persons), equity theory was used to explain the relations between affective self-disclosure and marital adjustment. Specifically, it was found that the greater the discrepancy in partners' affective self-disclosure, the less was an individual's marital adjustment. This finding held for individuals who indicated receiving either more or less disclosure than they …
Heroes and heroines among American adolescents
Subsistence Economy, Family Structure, and the Status of the Elderly
The status of the elderly in a society is hypothesized to be a complex function of the economic development of that society, of the structure of the family within it, and of the transfer of wealth to a couple at marriage by one or both families of orientation. Specific relationships among these variables are investigated for societies ranging from the hunting and gathering level to the traditional agrarian level of economic development. Statistic…
Childrens' perceptions of parental expressiveness
Why I Can't Say I Love You
The Inexpressive Male: Functional-Conflict and Role Theory as Contrasting Explanations
Functional-conflict and role theory perspectives are compared and contrasted in their ability to explain male inexpressiveness. Although both perspectives should be utilized as approaches to study male inexpressive behavior empirically, it is suggested that the role theory approach has the advantage of incorporating both the individual and the social structure in explaining male inexpressiveness. It is suggested that change in male expressiveness…
Comparative earnings of Greek Cypriot women and men
Strong Men and Virtuous Women: A Content Analysis of Sex Roles Stereotypes
On Black and White Family Patterns in America: Their Impact on the Expressive Aspect of Sex-Role Socialization
Trance, Healing, and Hallucination: Three Field Studies in Religious Experience
The Incomplete Adult. Social Class Constraints on Personality Development
Differences in Expressiveness: Gender, Interpersonal Orientation, and Perceived Parental Expressiveness as Contributing Factors
Jack Balswick, Christine Proctor Avertt, Differences in Expressiveness: Gender, Interpersonal Orientation, and Perceived Parental Expressiveness as Contributing Factors, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 39, No. 1 (Feb., 1977), pp. 121-127
Theological and Socio-Political Belief Change among Religiously Conservative Students
Jack Balswick, Dawn McN. Ward, David E. Carlson, Theological and Socio-Political Belief Change among Religiously Conservative Students, Review of Religious Research, Vol. 17, No. 1, Attitudes, Beliefs, and World Views (Autumn, 1975), pp. 61-67
The Jesus People Movement: A Generational Interpretation
The Jesus People, as members of a distinctive age stratum, exhibit many attributes common to the counterculture: subjectivism, informality, spontaneity, new forms and media of communication. As members of a distinctive religious orientation, they exhibit attributes common to fundamentalist and Pentacostal Christianity: the inerrancy of scripture, emphasis on the Holy Spirit, and a commitment to “one way” to God. This phenomenological study of the…
The Sociological Interpretation of Religion
Affective Self-Disclosure and Marital Adjustment: A Test of Equity Theory
Based upon responses to questionnaries by 162 university married-housing couples (324 persons), equity theory was used to explain the relations between affective self-disclosure and marital adjustment. Specifically, it was found that the greater the discrepancy in partners' affective self-disclosure, the less was an individual's marital adjustment. This finding held for individuals who indicated receiving either more or less disclosure than they …
Differences in Expressiveness: Gender, Interpersonal Orientation, and Perceived Parental Expressiveness as Contributing Factors
Jack Balswick, Christine Proctor Avertt, Differences in Expressiveness: Gender, Interpersonal Orientation, and Perceived Parental Expressiveness as Contributing Factors, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 39, No. 1 (Feb., 1977), pp. 121-127
Heroes and heroines among American adolescents
The Inexpressive Male: Functional-Conflict and Role Theory as Contrasting Explanations
Functional-conflict and role theory perspectives are compared and contrasted in their ability to explain male inexpressiveness. Although both perspectives should be utilized as approaches to study male inexpressive behavior empirically, it is suggested that the role theory approach has the advantage of incorporating both the individual and the social structure in explaining male inexpressiveness. It is suggested that change in male expressiveness…
The Jesus People Movement: A Generational Interpretation
The Jesus People, as members of a distinctive age stratum, exhibit many attributes common to the counterculture: subjectivism, informality, spontaneity, new forms and media of communication. As members of a distinctive religious orientation, they exhibit attributes common to fundamentalist and Pentacostal Christianity: the inerrancy of scripture, emphasis on the Holy Spirit, and a commitment to “one way” to God. This phenomenological study of the…
On Black and White Family Patterns in America: Their Impact on the Expressive Aspect of Sex-Role Socialization
Theological and Socio-Political Belief Change among Religiously Conservative Students
Jack Balswick, Dawn McN. Ward, David E. Carlson, Theological and Socio-Political Belief Change among Religiously Conservative Students, Review of Religious Research, Vol. 17, No. 1, Attitudes, Beliefs, and World Views (Autumn, 1975), pp. 61-67
A complementary—Empowering model of ministerial leadership
Childrens' perceptions of parental expressiveness
Subsistence Economy, Family Structure, and the Status of the Elderly
The status of the elderly in a society is hypothesized to be a complex function of the economic development of that society, of the structure of the family within it, and of the transfer of wealth to a couple at marriage by one or both families of orientation. Specific relationships among these variables are investigated for societies ranging from the hunting and gathering level to the traditional agrarian level of economic development. Statistic…
Strong Men and Virtuous Women: A Content Analysis of Sex Roles Stereotypes
The Sociological Interpretation of Religion
The Jesus People Movement: A Generational Interpretation
The Jesus People, as members of a distinctive age stratum, exhibit many attributes common to the counterculture: subjectivism, informality, spontaneity, new forms and media of communication. As members of a distinctive religious orientation, they exhibit attributes common to fundamentalist and Pentacostal Christianity: the inerrancy of scripture, emphasis on the Holy Spirit, and a commitment to “one way” to God. This phenomenological study of the…
Theological and Socio-Political Belief Change among Religiously Conservative Students
Jack Balswick, Dawn McN. Ward, David E. Carlson, Theological and Socio-Political Belief Change among Religiously Conservative Students, Review of Religious Research, Vol. 17, No. 1, Attitudes, Beliefs, and World Views (Autumn, 1975), pp. 61-67
Trance, Healing, and Hallucination: Three Field Studies in Religious Experience
The Incomplete Adult. Social Class Constraints on Personality Development
Differences in Expressiveness: Gender, Interpersonal Orientation, and Perceived Parental Expressiveness as Contributing Factors
Jack Balswick, Christine Proctor Avertt, Differences in Expressiveness: Gender, Interpersonal Orientation, and Perceived Parental Expressiveness as Contributing Factors, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 39, No. 1 (Feb., 1977), pp. 121-127
Comparative earnings of Greek Cypriot women and men
Strong Men and Virtuous Women: A Content Analysis of Sex Roles Stereotypes
On Black and White Family Patterns in America: Their Impact on the Expressive Aspect of Sex-Role Socialization
Why I Can't Say I Love You
The Inexpressive Male: Functional-Conflict and Role Theory as Contrasting Explanations
Functional-conflict and role theory perspectives are compared and contrasted in their ability to explain male inexpressiveness. Although both perspectives should be utilized as approaches to study male inexpressive behavior empirically, it is suggested that the role theory approach has the advantage of incorporating both the individual and the social structure in explaining male inexpressiveness. It is suggested that change in male expressiveness…
Childrens' perceptions of parental expressiveness
Subsistence Economy, Family Structure, and the Status of the Elderly
The status of the elderly in a society is hypothesized to be a complex function of the economic development of that society, of the structure of the family within it, and of the transfer of wealth to a couple at marriage by one or both families of orientation. Specific relationships among these variables are investigated for societies ranging from the hunting and gathering level to the traditional agrarian level of economic development. Statistic…
Heroes and heroines among American adolescents
American Evangelicalism: Conservative Religion and the Quandary of Modernity
Affective Self-Disclosure and Marital Adjustment: A Test of Equity Theory
Based upon responses to questionnaries by 162 university married-housing couples (324 persons), equity theory was used to explain the relations between affective self-disclosure and marital adjustment. Specifically, it was found that the greater the discrepancy in partners' affective self-disclosure, the less was an individual's marital adjustment. This finding held for individuals who indicated receiving either more or less disclosure than they …
Equals before God: Seminarians as Humanistic Professionals
A complementary—Empowering model of ministerial leadership
A Maturity-Empowering Model of Christian Parenting
This maturity-empowering model of Christian parenting integrates social science literature on parent/child relationships and a biblical model of God as parent. This model presents (a) a parenting style which evolves with and corresponds to the developing needs of children, and (b) an empowering style which assists children in progressing from dependency to self-sufficiency and maturity which enables them to empower others
The Inexpressive Male
The Inexpressive Male
How ministers deal with sexual temptation
Psychology (17 works) · Social Psychology (14 works) · Sociology (13 works) · Developmental psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (4 works)