David P Mcwhirter
Biographic Data
| ID | 1260892 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David P Mcwhirter |
| GIVEN NAMES | David P |
| FAMILY NAME | Mcwhirter |
| SIGNATURE | MCWHIRTER D P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California San Diego |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Serodiscordant Male Couples
IN studying male couples facing AIDS, the authors became aware of the existence of serodiscordant male couples. A couple is described as serodiscordant when one partner is antibody positive for the Human Immodeficiency Virus (HIV) and the other partner is antibody negative for HIV. This article is based on a research project, which included video taped interviews with 27 male couples facing AIDS and 14 survivors whose partners died of AIDS. Using…
In memoriam
Enhanced sexual behavior in exercising men
Stage Discrepancy in Male Couples
Any characteristic in the developmental stages of relationships has the potential for being at the core of a stage discrepancy problem. A few of the more frequently seen stage discrepancies are (a) reappearance of the individual in Stage Three in conflict with the merging of Stage One, (b) reappearance of the individual in Stage Three threatening the dependability of the partner in Stage Four, and (c) the high limerence of Stage One in sharp cont…
Psychotherapy for Gay Male Couples
Although there is no specific therapy for gay male couples, this paper outlines the more critical issues therapists must understand to provide optimal treatment for gay male dyads. Additionally, the authors present new assumptions arising from their five year research study of 156 gay male couples living together from one to over 37 years. The most therapeutically useful finding is that stages of these relationships parallel stages of clinical de…
Psychotherapy for Gay Male Couples
Although there is no specific therapy for gay male couples, this paper outlines the more critical issues therapists must understand to provide optimal treatment for gay male dyads. Additionally, the authors present new assumptions arising from their five year research study of 156 gay male couples living together from one to over 37 years. The most therapeutically useful finding is that stages of these relationships parallel stages of clinical de…
Stage Discrepancy in Male Couples
Any characteristic in the developmental stages of relationships has the potential for being at the core of a stage discrepancy problem. A few of the more frequently seen stage discrepancies are (a) reappearance of the individual in Stage Three in conflict with the merging of Stage One, (b) reappearance of the individual in Stage Three threatening the dependability of the partner in Stage Four, and (c) the high limerence of Stage One in sharp cont…
Enhanced sexual behavior in exercising men
Serodiscordant Male Couples
IN studying male couples facing AIDS, the authors became aware of the existence of serodiscordant male couples. A couple is described as serodiscordant when one partner is antibody positive for the Human Immodeficiency Virus (HIV) and the other partner is antibody negative for HIV. This article is based on a research project, which included video taped interviews with 27 male couples facing AIDS and 14 survivors whose partners died of AIDS. Using…
Psychotherapy for Gay Male Couples
Although there is no specific therapy for gay male couples, this paper outlines the more critical issues therapists must understand to provide optimal treatment for gay male dyads. Additionally, the authors present new assumptions arising from their five year research study of 156 gay male couples living together from one to over 37 years. The most therapeutically useful finding is that stages of these relationships parallel stages of clinical de…
Stage Discrepancy in Male Couples
Any characteristic in the developmental stages of relationships has the potential for being at the core of a stage discrepancy problem. A few of the more frequently seen stage discrepancies are (a) reappearance of the individual in Stage Three in conflict with the merging of Stage One, (b) reappearance of the individual in Stage Three threatening the dependability of the partner in Stage Four, and (c) the high limerence of Stage One in sharp cont…
Enhanced sexual behavior in exercising men
Serodiscordant Male Couples
IN studying male couples facing AIDS, the authors became aware of the existence of serodiscordant male couples. A couple is described as serodiscordant when one partner is antibody positive for the Human Immodeficiency Virus (HIV) and the other partner is antibody negative for HIV. This article is based on a research project, which included video taped interviews with 27 male couples facing AIDS and 14 survivors whose partners died of AIDS. Using…
In memoriam
Psychology (5 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Psychoanalysis (2 works) · Aerobic capacity (1 work) · Aerobic exercise (1 work) · Clinical Psychology (1 work) · Clinical Psychology (1 work) · Coronary heart disease (1 work) · Demography (1 work)