Luciano L''Abate
Biographic Data
| ID | 110481 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Luciano L''Abate |
| GIVEN NAMES | Luciano |
| FAMILY NAME | L''Abate |
| SIGNATURE | ABATE L L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Personality in intimate relationships: Socialization and Psychopathology
Family Evaluation: A Psychological Approach
Why Evaluate? Why Ask Why? The Independent Variables of the Family The Individual and the Family Multidirectional Effects The Interview Direct Questions and Indirect Inferences Ways of Measuring Families An Embarrassment of Riches The Assessment of Family X Interpretation of Results Paying Attention to Many Factors Report Writing For Whose Benefit? Report on Family X Family Evaluation Issues in the Present and in the Future
A Marital Therapy Manual
Am J Psychiatry 134:3, March 1977 337 bringing the knowledge of Chinese acupuncture up to date and consequently are justified in continuing to use the subtitle Current Chinese Practice. The book is written in a precise, thorough, and yet concise manner, using modern scientific language. When Chinese words are used the transliteration is accurate. The effective organization of the text remains intact for easy learning and quick reference. The book…
Intimate Friendships
Four Approaches to Family Facilitation: Some Issues and Implications
Implications of the Enrichment Model for Research and Training
The enrichment model using structured short-term instructions through the use of manuals shows some definite advantages for process and outcome research, theory testing, applicability to nonclinical families, and comparisons of structured versus unstructured and cognitive versus affective approaches. In training, the enrichment model can be used for a more active approach to undergraduate specialization, and graduate education. Examples of gradua…
Religiosity, Dogmatism, and Repression-Sensitization
I NTRODUCTION. The primary hypothesis of this study is that dogmatism and religiosity are positively correlated. Rokeach's definition of dogmatism, (a) relatively systems of beliefs and disbeliefs about reality, (b) organized around a central set of beliefs about absolute authority which in turn, (c) provides a framework for intolerance and qualified tolerance for (1956, p. 195), would appear to apply to religiosity. The latter also includes syst…
Religiosity, Dogmatism, and Repression-Sensitization
I NTRODUCTION. The primary hypothesis of this study is that dogmatism and religiosity are positively correlated. Rokeach's definition of dogmatism, (a) relatively systems of beliefs and disbeliefs about reality, (b) organized around a central set of beliefs about absolute authority which in turn, (c) provides a framework for intolerance and qualified tolerance for (1956, p. 195), would appear to apply to religiosity. The latter also includes syst…
Four Approaches to Family Facilitation: Some Issues and Implications
Religiosity, Dogmatism, and Repression-Sensitization
I NTRODUCTION. The primary hypothesis of this study is that dogmatism and religiosity are positively correlated. Rokeach's definition of dogmatism, (a) relatively systems of beliefs and disbeliefs about reality, (b) organized around a central set of beliefs about absolute authority which in turn, (c) provides a framework for intolerance and qualified tolerance for (1956, p. 195), would appear to apply to religiosity. The latter also includes syst…
Four Approaches to Family Facilitation: Some Issues and Implications
Implications of the Enrichment Model for Research and Training
The enrichment model using structured short-term instructions through the use of manuals shows some definite advantages for process and outcome research, theory testing, applicability to nonclinical families, and comparisons of structured versus unstructured and cognitive versus affective approaches. In training, the enrichment model can be used for a more active approach to undergraduate specialization, and graduate education. Examples of gradua…
A Marital Therapy Manual
Am J Psychiatry 134:3, March 1977 337 bringing the knowledge of Chinese acupuncture up to date and consequently are justified in continuing to use the subtitle Current Chinese Practice. The book is written in a precise, thorough, and yet concise manner, using modern scientific language. When Chinese words are used the transliteration is accurate. The effective organization of the text remains intact for easy learning and quick reference. The book…
Intimate Friendships
Family Evaluation: A Psychological Approach
Why Evaluate? Why Ask Why? The Independent Variables of the Family The Individual and the Family Multidirectional Effects The Interview Direct Questions and Indirect Inferences Ways of Measuring Families An Embarrassment of Riches The Assessment of Family X Interpretation of Results Paying Attention to Many Factors Report Writing For Whose Benefit? Report on Family X Family Evaluation Issues in the Present and in the Future
Personality in intimate relationships: Socialization and Psychopathology
Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Acupuncture (1 works) · Alternative medicine (1 works)