Eleanor D Macklin
Biographic Data
| ID | 118024 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eleanor D Macklin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eleanor D |
| FAMILY NAME | Macklin |
| SIGNATURE | MACKLIN E D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Syracuse University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Relationship Between Former-Spousal Contact and Remarital Satisfaction in Stepfather Families
Prior research has suggested a curviliner relationship between former-spousal contact and remarital satisfcation. Sixty couples in stepfather families were interviewed in order to further explore the relationship between wife former-spousal contact and remarital satisfaction. Two variables were found to interact with contact to enhance the predictability of remarital satisfaction: husband congruence between the ideal and the perceived amount of w…
Contemporary Families and Alternative Lifestyles
Effect of Changing Sex Roles on the Intimate Relationships of Men and Women
No abstract available for this article
Contemporary Families and Alternative Lifestyles
Single parent families, reconstituted families and dual-earner families -- this monumental effort synthesizes research and explores theories about such alternatives to traditional family life. Leading scholars were asked to write chapters about the new family forms. They review what is already known about their particular topic, its historical context, its impact on individuals and society and suggestions for future directions. They also deal wit…
Education for Choice
Given the increasing range of lifestyle alternatives available in contemporary society, it is important that family life educators prepare individuals to make wise lifestyle choices. The article reviews the contemporary alternatives to the traditional family, notes some of the skills and knowledge required by these alternatives, and suggests a format for preparing students to make appropriate lifestyle choices. The following lifestyle options and…
Nontraditional Family Forms
The article reviews the research of the past 10 years on the major alternatives to the traditional nuclear family [in the United States]; documents the gradually increasing pluralism; summarizes what is now known about each of the major nontraditional family forms; and notes the primary research needs. (EXCERPT)
Heterosexual Cohabitation among Unmarried College Students
This article is an initial exploration of unmarried cohabitation as experienced by female students at Cornell University, and includes a description of the nature of the relationship, the reasons for involvement, and attendant problems and benefits. Discussion is based on intensive interviews with fifteen junior and senior women, and questionnaire responses from 29 junior and senior women, all of whom had experienced cohabitation. The author sugg…
Nontraditional Family Forms
The article reviews the research of the past 10 years on the major alternatives to the traditional nuclear family [in the United States]; documents the gradually increasing pluralism; summarizes what is now known about each of the major nontraditional family forms; and notes the primary research needs. (EXCERPT)
Heterosexual Cohabitation among Unmarried College Students
This article is an initial exploration of unmarried cohabitation as experienced by female students at Cornell University, and includes a description of the nature of the relationship, the reasons for involvement, and attendant problems and benefits. Discussion is based on intensive interviews with fifteen junior and senior women, and questionnaire responses from 29 junior and senior women, all of whom had experienced cohabitation. The author sugg…
Effect of Changing Sex Roles on the Intimate Relationships of Men and Women
No abstract available for this article
Heterosexual Cohabitation among Unmarried College Students
This article is an initial exploration of unmarried cohabitation as experienced by female students at Cornell University, and includes a description of the nature of the relationship, the reasons for involvement, and attendant problems and benefits. Discussion is based on intensive interviews with fifteen junior and senior women, and questionnaire responses from 29 junior and senior women, all of whom had experienced cohabitation. The author sugg…
Nontraditional Family Forms
The article reviews the research of the past 10 years on the major alternatives to the traditional nuclear family [in the United States]; documents the gradually increasing pluralism; summarizes what is now known about each of the major nontraditional family forms; and notes the primary research needs. (EXCERPT)
Education for Choice
Given the increasing range of lifestyle alternatives available in contemporary society, it is important that family life educators prepare individuals to make wise lifestyle choices. The article reviews the contemporary alternatives to the traditional family, notes some of the skills and knowledge required by these alternatives, and suggests a format for preparing students to make appropriate lifestyle choices. The following lifestyle options and…
Effect of Changing Sex Roles on the Intimate Relationships of Men and Women
No abstract available for this article
Contemporary Families and Alternative Lifestyles
Single parent families, reconstituted families and dual-earner families -- this monumental effort synthesizes research and explores theories about such alternatives to traditional family life. Leading scholars were asked to write chapters about the new family forms. They review what is already known about their particular topic, its historical context, its impact on individuals and society and suggestions for future directions. They also deal wit…
Contemporary Families and Alternative Lifestyles
The Relationship Between Former-Spousal Contact and Remarital Satisfaction in Stepfather Families
Prior research has suggested a curviliner relationship between former-spousal contact and remarital satisfcation. Sixty couples in stepfather families were interviewed in order to further explore the relationship between wife former-spousal contact and remarital satisfaction. Two variables were found to interact with contact to enhance the predictability of remarital satisfaction: husband congruence between the ideal and the perceived amount of w…
Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Family life (2 works) · Family studies (2 works)