James A Bayton
Biographic Data
| ID | 1476988 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James A Bayton |
| GIVEN NAMES | James A |
| FAMILY NAME | Bayton |
| SIGNATURE | BAYTON J A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Howard University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 59 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1941 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Education of Black Philadelphia
Personality Needs, Social Status, and Preferences for an "Ideal Woman" in Black and White College Males
Stanley E. Ridley, James A. Bayton, Personality Needs, Social Status, and Preferences for an "Ideal Woman" in Black and White College Males, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 49, No. 2 (Spring, 1980), pp. 165-172
Contributions to the History of Psychology: XXV. Max Meenes (1901–1974)
Validity of Adler's active-constructive, active-destructive, passive-constructive, and passive-destructive typology
Evaluative race-class stereotypes by race and perceived class of subjects
Evaluative race–class stereotypes by race and perceived class of subjects
Francis Sumner, Max Meenes, and the training of Black psychologists
Francis Sumner, Max Meenes, and the training of Black psychologists
Minority groups and careers in psychology
Reflections and Suggestions for Further Study Concerning the Higher Education of Negroes
James A. Bayton, Harold O. Lewis, The Journal of Negro Education Editorial Committee, Reflections and Suggestions for Further Study Concerning the Higher Education of Negroes, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 36, No. 3, The Higher Education of Negro Americans: Prospects and Programs (Summer, 1967), pp. 286-294
Negro perception of Negro and white personality traits
Desegregation Resistance and Readiness
Duration of Success Background and the Effect of Failure Upon Performance
Race-Class Stereotypes
An Exploratory Study of the Role of the Negro Press
Although a favorite way of viewing America stresses t h e melting-pot concept of our society, there has been a tendency for the various minorities within our country to maintain some degree of autonomy. This phenomenon can be attributed to both external and internal forces operating upon and within these minority groups. One expression of this relative autonomy is to be seen in the existence of minority group newspapers. Prominent among such mino…
Personality dynamics during success-failure sequences
The Guidance Dilemma: With Special Reference to the Guidance of Negro Youth
Guidance is an art which has been receiving more and more systematic investigation. Not only has the scope of guidance been expanded but there has been increasing depth in the analysis of the factors which are influential in guidance. There are two ways of viewing the expanded scope of guidance. On the one hand, guidance is no longer restricted to educational problems. Today the guidance approach is important in such areas as social work, work wi…
Opportunities for Negroes in psychology
There is a demand for more courses in psychology in Negro colleges throughout the south. This demand results from general improvement in the curricula of these colleges and from increased enrollment. Aside from teaching in colleges there are opportunities for Negro psychologists as school psychologists and specialists with various types of handicapped children. Several of the southern states maintain separate schools for Negro blind, deaf, feeble…
Racio-National Stereotypes Held by Negroes
The study of racial stereotypes provides a relatively simple way of in, vestigating the ideational coloring with which one individual approaches another. It is now an accepted principle in social psychology that people usually do not react to others purely on the basis of the objective reality of the other persons' personalities. Preconceived ideas about the other persons play a part in determining behavior in inter-personal relationships. Furthe…
The Psychology of Racial Morale
The problem of national has come into prominence because of present international crisis. It is interesting to note that concern with this problem only receives attention when social unit represented by nation is placed in a position of insecurity and uncertainty. In times of security and certainty for this particular social unit problem did not seem to exist. Today we have a Committee for National Morale; yesterday it was unnecessary. Negroes fo…
The racial sterotypes of Negro college students
Evaluative race–class stereotypes by race and perceived class of subjects
The racial sterotypes of Negro college students
Negro perception of Negro and white personality traits
Race-Class Stereotypes
Minority groups and careers in psychology
Racio-National Stereotypes Held by Negroes
The study of racial stereotypes provides a relatively simple way of in, vestigating the ideational coloring with which one individual approaches another. It is now an accepted principle in social psychology that people usually do not react to others purely on the basis of the objective reality of the other persons' personalities. Preconceived ideas about the other persons play a part in determining behavior in inter-personal relationships. Furthe…
Opportunities for Negroes in psychology
There is a demand for more courses in psychology in Negro colleges throughout the south. This demand results from general improvement in the curricula of these colleges and from increased enrollment. Aside from teaching in colleges there are opportunities for Negro psychologists as school psychologists and specialists with various types of handicapped children. Several of the southern states maintain separate schools for Negro blind, deaf, feeble…
The Psychology of Racial Morale
The problem of national has come into prominence because of present international crisis. It is interesting to note that concern with this problem only receives attention when social unit represented by nation is placed in a position of insecurity and uncertainty. In times of security and certainty for this particular social unit problem did not seem to exist. Today we have a Committee for National Morale; yesterday it was unnecessary. Negroes fo…
The racial sterotypes of Negro college students
The Psychology of Racial Morale
The problem of national has come into prominence because of present international crisis. It is interesting to note that concern with this problem only receives attention when social unit represented by nation is placed in a position of insecurity and uncertainty. In times of security and certainty for this particular social unit problem did not seem to exist. Today we have a Committee for National Morale; yesterday it was unnecessary. Negroes fo…
Opportunities for Negroes in psychology
There is a demand for more courses in psychology in Negro colleges throughout the south. This demand results from general improvement in the curricula of these colleges and from increased enrollment. Aside from teaching in colleges there are opportunities for Negro psychologists as school psychologists and specialists with various types of handicapped children. Several of the southern states maintain separate schools for Negro blind, deaf, feeble…
Racio-National Stereotypes Held by Negroes
The study of racial stereotypes provides a relatively simple way of in, vestigating the ideational coloring with which one individual approaches another. It is now an accepted principle in social psychology that people usually do not react to others purely on the basis of the objective reality of the other persons' personalities. Preconceived ideas about the other persons play a part in determining behavior in inter-personal relationships. Furthe…
The Guidance Dilemma: With Special Reference to the Guidance of Negro Youth
Guidance is an art which has been receiving more and more systematic investigation. Not only has the scope of guidance been expanded but there has been increasing depth in the analysis of the factors which are influential in guidance. There are two ways of viewing the expanded scope of guidance. On the one hand, guidance is no longer restricted to educational problems. Today the guidance approach is important in such areas as social work, work wi…
Personality dynamics during success-failure sequences
An Exploratory Study of the Role of the Negro Press
Although a favorite way of viewing America stresses t h e melting-pot concept of our society, there has been a tendency for the various minorities within our country to maintain some degree of autonomy. This phenomenon can be attributed to both external and internal forces operating upon and within these minority groups. One expression of this relative autonomy is to be seen in the existence of minority group newspapers. Prominent among such mino…
Race-Class Stereotypes
Duration of Success Background and the Effect of Failure Upon Performance
Desegregation Resistance and Readiness
Negro perception of Negro and white personality traits
Reflections and Suggestions for Further Study Concerning the Higher Education of Negroes
James A. Bayton, Harold O. Lewis, The Journal of Negro Education Editorial Committee, Reflections and Suggestions for Further Study Concerning the Higher Education of Negroes, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 36, No. 3, The Higher Education of Negro Americans: Prospects and Programs (Summer, 1967), pp. 286-294
Minority groups and careers in psychology
Francis Sumner, Max Meenes, and the training of Black psychologists
Francis Sumner, Max Meenes, and the training of Black psychologists
Evaluative race-class stereotypes by race and perceived class of subjects
Evaluative race–class stereotypes by race and perceived class of subjects
Contributions to the History of Psychology: XXV. Max Meenes (1901–1974)
Validity of Adler's active-constructive, active-destructive, passive-constructive, and passive-destructive typology
Personality Needs, Social Status, and Preferences for an "Ideal Woman" in Black and White College Males
Stanley E. Ridley, James A. Bayton, Personality Needs, Social Status, and Preferences for an "Ideal Woman" in Black and White College Males, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 49, No. 2 (Spring, 1980), pp. 165-172
The Education of Black Philadelphia
Psychology (18 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Political science (7 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (5 works) · Applied Psychology (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Psychoanalysis (4 works) · Race, History, and American Society (4 works) · Applied Psychology (3 works)