Donna Brogan
Biographic Data
| ID | 113977 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donna Brogan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donna |
| FAMILY NAME | Brogan |
| SIGNATURE | BROGAN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Emory University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Race and Restless Sleep Complaint in Older Chronic Dialysis Patients and Nondialysis Community Controls
There is mixed evidence about the relation of race to risk of sleep disturbance. We explored the relation of race to restless sleep complaint in survey data from a cohort of 311 older patients undergoing chronic renal dialysis and a similarly aged cohort of 354 nondialysis controls. Older dialysis patients were significantly more likely to report restless sleep. Restless sleep complaint was related to comorbidity, depressed mood, use of sleep med…
Sex stereotypes and health care: The case of treatment for kidney failure
The Effectiveness of Home Visitation in Reducing AFDC Case Payment Errors
This article reports the results of a three-year study of payment errors in the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program. The analysis explored the role that home visitation by the caseworker may play in retarding payment errors related to inaccurate or incomplete information about the AFDC program and its eligibility requirements. An experimental design was used in which 961 subjects were randomly assigned to three groups. One grou…
Status of life-areas: Congruence/noncongruence in ESRD patient and spouse perceptions
Problems of colleagueship for women entering the medical profession
The Decision to Enter Medicine: Motivations, Social Support, and Discouragements for Women
Responses from 93% of the women medical students enrolled in two southern medical schools in 1975–1976 indicated that wanting to serve others, desire for independence in one's work, and interest in science were strong motivations for entering medicine. These motivations also characterized men. Women, more often than men, cited the challenge of a medical career, and they showed more interest in high occupational prestige than have women medical sc…
Physical environment correlates of psychosocial health among urban residents
This study examines the hypothesis that the psychosocial health of urban dwellers is related to characteristics of the physical environment in which they reside. For each of 100 Atlanta city blocks, 21 indices of deviant psychosocial behavior were obtained, as were 104 physical environment indices (such as landscaping and nearby land use), and 106 sociocultural environment indices (such as population density and income). Factor analysis was used …
Sources of Sex Discrimination in Educational Systems: A Conceptual Model
A conceptual model is presented which relates numerous variables believed to contribute to sexism in American education. Discrimination is viewed as intervening between two sets of interrelated independent variables and the dependent variable of sex inequalities in educational attainment. The two sets of independent variables are 1) internal psychological-cognitive structures of individuals who participate in the educational system, and 2) the ed…
Measuring Sex-Role Orientation: A Normative Approach
Professional Communication Networks: A Case Study of Women in the American Public Health Association
Professional Communication Networks: A Case Study of Women in the American Public Health Association* Patricia A. Yokopenic, M.A., Patricia A. Yokopenic, M.A. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Linda Brookover Bourque, Ph.D, Linda Brookover Bourque, Ph.D Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Donna Brogan, Ph.D Donna Brogan, Ph.D Search for other works by this a…
An Investigation of Sex-Related Slang Vocabulary and Sex-Role Orientation among Male and Female University Students
Nancy G. Kutner, Donna Brogan, An Investigation of Sex-Related Slang Vocabulary and Sex-Role Orientation among Male and Female University Students, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 36, No. 3 (Aug., 1974), pp. 474-484
Measuring Sex-Role Orientation: A Normative Approach
Physical environment correlates of psychosocial health among urban residents
This study examines the hypothesis that the psychosocial health of urban dwellers is related to characteristics of the physical environment in which they reside. For each of 100 Atlanta city blocks, 21 indices of deviant psychosocial behavior were obtained, as were 104 physical environment indices (such as landscaping and nearby land use), and 106 sociocultural environment indices (such as population density and income). Factor analysis was used …
Professional Communication Networks: A Case Study of Women in the American Public Health Association
Professional Communication Networks: A Case Study of Women in the American Public Health Association* Patricia A. Yokopenic, M.A., Patricia A. Yokopenic, M.A. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Linda Brookover Bourque, Ph.D, Linda Brookover Bourque, Ph.D Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Donna Brogan, Ph.D Donna Brogan, Ph.D Search for other works by this a…
Sex stereotypes and health care: The case of treatment for kidney failure
The Decision to Enter Medicine: Motivations, Social Support, and Discouragements for Women
Responses from 93% of the women medical students enrolled in two southern medical schools in 1975–1976 indicated that wanting to serve others, desire for independence in one's work, and interest in science were strong motivations for entering medicine. These motivations also characterized men. Women, more often than men, cited the challenge of a medical career, and they showed more interest in high occupational prestige than have women medical sc…
Race and Restless Sleep Complaint in Older Chronic Dialysis Patients and Nondialysis Community Controls
There is mixed evidence about the relation of race to risk of sleep disturbance. We explored the relation of race to restless sleep complaint in survey data from a cohort of 311 older patients undergoing chronic renal dialysis and a similarly aged cohort of 354 nondialysis controls. Older dialysis patients were significantly more likely to report restless sleep. Restless sleep complaint was related to comorbidity, depressed mood, use of sleep med…
Status of life-areas: Congruence/noncongruence in ESRD patient and spouse perceptions
An Investigation of Sex-Related Slang Vocabulary and Sex-Role Orientation among Male and Female University Students
Nancy G. Kutner, Donna Brogan, An Investigation of Sex-Related Slang Vocabulary and Sex-Role Orientation among Male and Female University Students, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 36, No. 3 (Aug., 1974), pp. 474-484
The Effectiveness of Home Visitation in Reducing AFDC Case Payment Errors
This article reports the results of a three-year study of payment errors in the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program. The analysis explored the role that home visitation by the caseworker may play in retarding payment errors related to inaccurate or incomplete information about the AFDC program and its eligibility requirements. An experimental design was used in which 961 subjects were randomly assigned to three groups. One grou…
Problems of colleagueship for women entering the medical profession
Sources of Sex Discrimination in Educational Systems: A Conceptual Model
A conceptual model is presented which relates numerous variables believed to contribute to sexism in American education. Discrimination is viewed as intervening between two sets of interrelated independent variables and the dependent variable of sex inequalities in educational attainment. The two sets of independent variables are 1) internal psychological-cognitive structures of individuals who participate in the educational system, and 2) the ed…
An Investigation of Sex-Related Slang Vocabulary and Sex-Role Orientation among Male and Female University Students
Nancy G. Kutner, Donna Brogan, An Investigation of Sex-Related Slang Vocabulary and Sex-Role Orientation among Male and Female University Students, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 36, No. 3 (Aug., 1974), pp. 474-484
Professional Communication Networks: A Case Study of Women in the American Public Health Association
Professional Communication Networks: A Case Study of Women in the American Public Health Association* Patricia A. Yokopenic, M.A., Patricia A. Yokopenic, M.A. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Linda Brookover Bourque, Ph.D, Linda Brookover Bourque, Ph.D Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Donna Brogan, Ph.D Donna Brogan, Ph.D Search for other works by this a…
Sources of Sex Discrimination in Educational Systems: A Conceptual Model
A conceptual model is presented which relates numerous variables believed to contribute to sexism in American education. Discrimination is viewed as intervening between two sets of interrelated independent variables and the dependent variable of sex inequalities in educational attainment. The two sets of independent variables are 1) internal psychological-cognitive structures of individuals who participate in the educational system, and 2) the ed…
Measuring Sex-Role Orientation: A Normative Approach
The Decision to Enter Medicine: Motivations, Social Support, and Discouragements for Women
Responses from 93% of the women medical students enrolled in two southern medical schools in 1975–1976 indicated that wanting to serve others, desire for independence in one's work, and interest in science were strong motivations for entering medicine. These motivations also characterized men. Women, more often than men, cited the challenge of a medical career, and they showed more interest in high occupational prestige than have women medical sc…
Physical environment correlates of psychosocial health among urban residents
This study examines the hypothesis that the psychosocial health of urban dwellers is related to characteristics of the physical environment in which they reside. For each of 100 Atlanta city blocks, 21 indices of deviant psychosocial behavior were obtained, as were 104 physical environment indices (such as landscaping and nearby land use), and 106 sociocultural environment indices (such as population density and income). Factor analysis was used …
Problems of colleagueship for women entering the medical profession
Status of life-areas: Congruence/noncongruence in ESRD patient and spouse perceptions
The Effectiveness of Home Visitation in Reducing AFDC Case Payment Errors
This article reports the results of a three-year study of payment errors in the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program. The analysis explored the role that home visitation by the caseworker may play in retarding payment errors related to inaccurate or incomplete information about the AFDC program and its eligibility requirements. An experimental design was used in which 961 subjects were randomly assigned to three groups. One grou…
Sex stereotypes and health care: The case of treatment for kidney failure
Race and Restless Sleep Complaint in Older Chronic Dialysis Patients and Nondialysis Community Controls
There is mixed evidence about the relation of race to risk of sleep disturbance. We explored the relation of race to restless sleep complaint in survey data from a cohort of 311 older patients undergoing chronic renal dialysis and a similarly aged cohort of 354 nondialysis controls. Older dialysis patients were significantly more likely to report restless sleep. Restless sleep complaint was related to comorbidity, depressed mood, use of sleep med…
Psychology (10 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Gerontology (3 works) · Nursing (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)