Evelyn Millis Duvall
Biographic Data
| ID | 109806 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Evelyn Millis Duvall |
| GIVEN NAMES | Evelyn Millis |
| FAMILY NAME | Duvall |
| SIGNATURE | DUVALL E M |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Council on Family Relations with headquarters at the University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 68 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 68 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1941 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Evelyn Duvall's Life
Key Words: Autobiographyfamily life developmentmarriage and familyresearch
Marriage and Family Developmment
Marriage and family development.
Marriage and Family Development
Evelyn Duvall's Handbook for Parents
Family Development Applications
Teachers in the classroom, workers in the community, parents in family settings, and others working directly with families rely largely on others like themselves for the knowledge and skills they need. Teachers attend in-service workshops where they exchange insights with other educators. Ministers and social workers meet other service-oriented professionals from time to time. Parents pick up what they can at PTA meetings, from popular magazines,…
Faith in Families
Teen-Agers and the Generation Gap
This is the first generation of young people who have been brought up by mass media. A Syracuse University study finds that the child has had between 3000 and 4000 hours of television viewing before entering the first grade. By the time he or she graduates from high school television-viewing hours have increased to 15000 in contrast to 11000 hours in the classroom. This generation of young people exposed to mass media programming with the stress …
Teen-age marriage
Why Wait till Marriage
How Effective Are Marriage Courses
Peer pressures on youth—Present-day challenges
Adolescent Love as a Reflection of Teen-Agers' Search for Identity
Some adults take adolescent love affairs lightly, regarding them as temporary and inconsequential. Others express their amusement at the callow quality of teen-agers' affection, as Booth Tarkington did so well in Seventeen. Some parents and teachers view adolescent love with dismay and fear its consequences in premarital sexual precocity or impulsive premature marriage. Still other adults may agree that puppy love often leads to a dog's life, but…
Identifying Potential Conflict Areas in High-School Dating
American Families and NCFR. Since 1938
A broad overview of social change affecting American families is paralleled with the development of the National Council on Family Relations through its first 25 years, 1938-1963. Topics covered include: social climate, purpose, personnel, and procedures in founding NCFR; growth and nature of the membership; scope and coverage of annual conferences and of the journal, MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIVING; local, state, and regional councils on family relat…
Family Development
Love and the Facts of Life
Family Living
Sex Ways-In Fact and Faith
Research Finds
North American Conference on Church and Family
Sex Ways. In Fact and Faith
Research Finds
International Conference on the Family
Being Married
Conceptions of Parenthood
Mothers selected to represent various subcultures in the Midwest were queried in group tests and individual interviews on their ideas of parenthood. Mothers of lower social classes, Negroes, and those with older children tend to have more traditional conceptions than do mothers of higher status, white mothers, and those with younger children. Conversely, developmental conceptions tend to be most frequent among those of the upper classes, white mo…
Teen-Agers and the Generation Gap
This is the first generation of young people who have been brought up by mass media. A Syracuse University study finds that the child has had between 3000 and 4000 hours of television viewing before entering the first grade. By the time he or she graduates from high school television-viewing hours have increased to 15000 in contrast to 11000 hours in the classroom. This generation of young people exposed to mass media programming with the stress …
How Effective Are Marriage Courses
Adolescent Love as a Reflection of Teen-Agers' Search for Identity
Some adults take adolescent love affairs lightly, regarding them as temporary and inconsequential. Others express their amusement at the callow quality of teen-agers' affection, as Booth Tarkington did so well in Seventeen. Some parents and teachers view adolescent love with dismay and fear its consequences in premarital sexual precocity or impulsive premature marriage. Still other adults may agree that puppy love often leads to a dog's life, but…
Identifying Potential Conflict Areas in High-School Dating
American Families and NCFR. Since 1938
A broad overview of social change affecting American families is paralleled with the development of the National Council on Family Relations through its first 25 years, 1938-1963. Topics covered include: social climate, purpose, personnel, and procedures in founding NCFR; growth and nature of the membership; scope and coverage of annual conferences and of the journal, MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIVING; local, state, and regional councils on family relat…
Sex Ways-In Fact and Faith
In-laws in your life
Problems of Youth in the National Emergency
Marriage in War Time
Sex Education in High Schools
Growing Edges in Family Life Education
Loneliness and the Serviceman's Wife
Social Work Yearbook 1945
Building Your Marriage
Youth, Marriage and Parenthood
When You Marry
Personal Problems of the High School Girl
Conceptions of Parenthood
Mothers selected to represent various subcultures in the Midwest were queried in group tests and individual interviews on their ideas of parenthood. Mothers of lower social classes, Negroes, and those with older children tend to have more traditional conceptions than do mothers of higher status, white mothers, and those with younger children. Conversely, developmental conceptions tend to be most frequent among those of the upper classes, white mo…
Leading Parents Groups
Keeping up with Teen-Agers
Teen Days
Growth and Development of the Young Child
Living Together in the Family
Youth Comes of Age
Readings in Social Psychology
The Sociology of Child Development
Facts of Life and Love
Family Living
Guide to the Perplexed
Rose Franzblau, Albert Deutsch, Evelyn Millis Duvall, Guide to the Perplexed, Marriage and Family Living, Vol. 12, No. 3, Summer: Second Special Issue on Groves Conferences (Aug., 1950), pp. 102-103+118
Organization of Social Forces to Promote Family Stability
teenth century, families were expected to be self-sufficient, to fend for themselves, to answer their own questions, and to meet their own needs, at the same time that they baked their own bread, churned their own butter, and cobbled their own shoes. Occasionally a Mrs. March bundled up her breakfast along with her little women to ease the strains upon less fortunate families in the neighborhood. But the lady bountiful efforts, although well-mean…
Self Understanding
Trampled Terraces
Psychology (47 works) · Sociology (19 works) · Political science (14 works) · Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics (12 works) · Social Psychology (12 works) · Psychoanalysis (10 works) · Developmental psychology (9 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (9 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (9 works) · Social Psychology (9 works)