Robert M Frumkin
Biographic Data
| ID | 1286378 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert M Frumkin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert M |
| FAMILY NAME | Frumkin |
| SIGNATURE | FRUMKIN R M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kent State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Significant neglected sociocultural and physical factors affecting intelligence
The Favorite Reasons of Psychiatric Patients for Selecting a President
As part of a long questionnaire about political behavior, 50 psychotics and 27 normals were asked to identify their reasons for selecting a president using an 8-item checklist. Patients in contrast to normals significantly preferred physical appearance, good speaking skills, and acceptance of the candidate by relatives and friends, whereas normals preferred standing for issues. Results confirm that mental patients attribute control of their behav…
Social Class and Drug Use among Metropolitan Hinterland High School Students
Of a random sample of 386 students from 3 high schools representing differential social class status and drawn from the Oakland County, Michigan area, only 88 (23%) reported they had used any non-medically prescribed drugs. School A (upper middle-class suburban) reported significantly greater use of drugs than School B (lower middle-class suburban) and School C (lower middle-class semi-rural). School A also reported earlier use of drugs and poore…
Sex and attitudes toward eight major disabilities
Although all disabilities may produce or be accompanied by varying degrees of emotional impact, some disabilities may have more disturbing effects than others. It is important, therefore, for individuals preparing for a career in rehabilitation counseling to become sensitized to the psychological and emotional impact of the various major disabilities, that is, to determine their perception of the severity of various disabling conditions. At Kent …
Underlying Assumptions of the Rosenzweig Picture-Frustration Study
Extreme Levels of Dogmatism and Perceived Threat under Conditions of Group Personality Testing
Attitudes of Some Gifted Adults, Future Rehabilitation Counselors, and Rehabilitation Professors toward Disabilities
Judgments of 50 bright adults were significantly similar to those of 32 future experts in rehabilitation. Both groups were significantly different from the 7 experts (rehabilitation professors) whose attitudes represented a more objective view of the nature of the 8 disabilities examined. To rally community support for programs of rehabilitation, consideration of misconceptions in such groups is essential
Intercorrelations of Four Relationship Components of the Barrett-Lennard Relationship Inventory
This study tested Barrett-Lennard's conclusion that the 4 subscales of the Relationship Inventory are relatively independent of each other. Ss were 69 clients participating in initial interviews with 12 counselors. The findings supported those reported earlier by Barrett-Lennard
Effects of Short-Term Group Interaction on Social Adjustment in a Group of Mentally Retarded Clients
To assess the effects of short-term group-interaction sessions on the social adjustment of mentally retarded persons, 1 2 mentally retarded clients from the Vocational Development Center for the Handicapped of Akron, Ohio, were randomly selected and assigned to two groups of six. The clients had a mean age of 20.25 yr. and a mean IQ (WAIS full scale) of 68.1. The treatment group participated in 10 group-interaction sessions of 1-hr. each for 5 wk…
Attitudes of Future Rehabilitation Counselors toward Eight Major Disabilities
Although all disabilities may cause emotional disturbance to the individual, some are more disturbing than others ( 1 ) . It is important for those preparing for a career in rehabilitation counseling to be aware of how they feel about various major disabilities, char is, to determine which disabilities they feel might cause them the most and least difficulties if they were unfortunately the victim. Thus, 32 graduate students (15 men, 17 women), p…
How Middle-Aged Workers and Their Supervisors View Service Needs in a Sheltered Workshop
Race, Occupation, and Social Class in New York
Race of Men Serving Life Sentences in the Ohio Penitentiary
Attitudes of Negro College Students toward Intrafamily Leadership and Control
Race, Occupation, and Social Class in Ohio
Expected Versus Actual Social Behavior of Negro Adolescent Girls in a Southern Rural Community
Robert M. Frumkin, Mayme S. Brandyburg, Expected Versus Actual Social Behavior of Negro Adolescent Girls in a Southern Rural Community, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 23, No. 2 (Spring, 1954), pp. 197-200
Race and Major Mental Disorders; A Reasearch Note
The Kirkpatrick Scale of Family Interests as an Instrument for the Indirect Assessment of Marital Adjustment
The Indirect Assessment of Marital Adjustment
The Indirect Assessment of Marital Adjustment
The Kirkpatrick Scale of Family Interests as an Instrument for the Indirect Assessment of Marital Adjustment
Attitudes of Negro College Students toward Intrafamily Leadership and Control
Race, Occupation, and Social Class in Ohio
Expected Versus Actual Social Behavior of Negro Adolescent Girls in a Southern Rural Community
Robert M. Frumkin, Mayme S. Brandyburg, Expected Versus Actual Social Behavior of Negro Adolescent Girls in a Southern Rural Community, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 23, No. 2 (Spring, 1954), pp. 197-200
Race and Major Mental Disorders; A Reasearch Note
Race of Men Serving Life Sentences in the Ohio Penitentiary
Race, Occupation, and Social Class in New York
Effects of Short-Term Group Interaction on Social Adjustment in a Group of Mentally Retarded Clients
To assess the effects of short-term group-interaction sessions on the social adjustment of mentally retarded persons, 1 2 mentally retarded clients from the Vocational Development Center for the Handicapped of Akron, Ohio, were randomly selected and assigned to two groups of six. The clients had a mean age of 20.25 yr. and a mean IQ (WAIS full scale) of 68.1. The treatment group participated in 10 group-interaction sessions of 1-hr. each for 5 wk…
Attitudes of Future Rehabilitation Counselors toward Eight Major Disabilities
Although all disabilities may cause emotional disturbance to the individual, some are more disturbing than others ( 1 ) . It is important for those preparing for a career in rehabilitation counseling to be aware of how they feel about various major disabilities, char is, to determine which disabilities they feel might cause them the most and least difficulties if they were unfortunately the victim. Thus, 32 graduate students (15 men, 17 women), p…
How Middle-Aged Workers and Their Supervisors View Service Needs in a Sheltered Workshop
Underlying Assumptions of the Rosenzweig Picture-Frustration Study
Extreme Levels of Dogmatism and Perceived Threat under Conditions of Group Personality Testing
Attitudes of Some Gifted Adults, Future Rehabilitation Counselors, and Rehabilitation Professors toward Disabilities
Judgments of 50 bright adults were significantly similar to those of 32 future experts in rehabilitation. Both groups were significantly different from the 7 experts (rehabilitation professors) whose attitudes represented a more objective view of the nature of the 8 disabilities examined. To rally community support for programs of rehabilitation, consideration of misconceptions in such groups is essential
Intercorrelations of Four Relationship Components of the Barrett-Lennard Relationship Inventory
This study tested Barrett-Lennard's conclusion that the 4 subscales of the Relationship Inventory are relatively independent of each other. Ss were 69 clients participating in initial interviews with 12 counselors. The findings supported those reported earlier by Barrett-Lennard
Sex and attitudes toward eight major disabilities
Although all disabilities may produce or be accompanied by varying degrees of emotional impact, some disabilities may have more disturbing effects than others. It is important, therefore, for individuals preparing for a career in rehabilitation counseling to become sensitized to the psychological and emotional impact of the various major disabilities, that is, to determine their perception of the severity of various disabling conditions. At Kent …
Social Class and Drug Use among Metropolitan Hinterland High School Students
Of a random sample of 386 students from 3 high schools representing differential social class status and drawn from the Oakland County, Michigan area, only 88 (23%) reported they had used any non-medically prescribed drugs. School A (upper middle-class suburban) reported significantly greater use of drugs than School B (lower middle-class suburban) and School C (lower middle-class semi-rural). School A also reported earlier use of drugs and poore…
The Favorite Reasons of Psychiatric Patients for Selecting a President
As part of a long questionnaire about political behavior, 50 psychotics and 27 normals were asked to identify their reasons for selecting a president using an 8-item checklist. Patients in contrast to normals significantly preferred physical appearance, good speaking skills, and acceptance of the candidate by relatives and friends, whereas normals preferred standing for issues. Results confirm that mental patients attribute control of their behav…
Significant neglected sociocultural and physical factors affecting intelligence
Psychology (17 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Clinical Psychology (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (7 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Applied Psychology (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Race (biology) (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works)