Lee Spray
Biographic Data
| ID | 157766 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lee Spray |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lee |
| FAMILY NAME | Spray |
| SIGNATURE | SPRAY L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Grounded Neural Networking
The latest advances in artificial intelligence software (neural networking) have finally made it possible for qualitative researchers to apply the grounded theory method to the study of complex quantitative databases in a manner consistent with the postpositivistic, neopragmatic assumptions of most symbolic interactionists. The strength of neural networking for the study of quantitative data is twofold: it blurs the boundaries between qualitative…
Organizational Effectiveness
Psychotherapeutic 'Birds of a Feather
This study examines the relative influence of social-class status and religio-cultural values on psychotherapeutic relationships between psychiatrists and clinical psychologists and their private patients. Questionnaire survey data on professional therapists in the Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago metropolitan communities are used to re-assess the underlying bases of the homophilic hypothesis that Kandel (1966) and recently Rowden et al. (1970)…
Martial Status and Occupational Success among Mental Health Professionals
Focusing on psychotherapists, this paper explores the way in which marital status and a strategic professional experience, receiving personal psychotherapy, interact to affect occupational success among psychiatrists and clinical psychologists in three metropolitan communities. Confining the analysis to male members of these two professions, data are presented to demonstrate that success is strongly related to marriage, but not marital stability.…
The Origins and Correlates of Religious Adherence and Apostasy among Mental Health Professionals
This paper examines the socio-cultural sources and personal correlates of specific types of religious adherence and apostasy among mental health professionals in three metropolitan communities. Data are presented to demonstrate the following: three types of apostasy are prevalent and clearly differentiated; apostates are neither atypical nor “deviant” and apostasy is not simply the result of individual psychological dynamics but also the result o…
Religious Biographies and Professional Characteristics of Psychotherapists
The Nurse and the Dying Patient
The Cocktail Lounge
This paper covers a body of data in a relatively neglected area of research, namely, the social life found in a high-status public organization. Using a variety of methods (participant observation, interviews, having the employees of the organization systematically gather data on the clientele), it was found that the cocktail lounge was frequented by regular patrons who engaged in organized activities around which stable expectations for "proper"…
The Cocktail Lounge
This paper covers a body of data in a relatively neglected area of research, namely, the social life found in a high-status public organization. Using a variety of methods (participant observation, interviews, having the employees of the organization systematically gather data on the clientele), it was found that the cocktail lounge was frequented by regular patrons who engaged in organized activities around which stable expectations for "proper"…
Psychotherapeutic 'Birds of a Feather
This study examines the relative influence of social-class status and religio-cultural values on psychotherapeutic relationships between psychiatrists and clinical psychologists and their private patients. Questionnaire survey data on professional therapists in the Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago metropolitan communities are used to re-assess the underlying bases of the homophilic hypothesis that Kandel (1966) and recently Rowden et al. (1970)…
Martial Status and Occupational Success among Mental Health Professionals
Focusing on psychotherapists, this paper explores the way in which marital status and a strategic professional experience, receiving personal psychotherapy, interact to affect occupational success among psychiatrists and clinical psychologists in three metropolitan communities. Confining the analysis to male members of these two professions, data are presented to demonstrate that success is strongly related to marriage, but not marital stability.…
Religious Biographies and Professional Characteristics of Psychotherapists
The Nurse and the Dying Patient
The Cocktail Lounge
This paper covers a body of data in a relatively neglected area of research, namely, the social life found in a high-status public organization. Using a variety of methods (participant observation, interviews, having the employees of the organization systematically gather data on the clientele), it was found that the cocktail lounge was frequented by regular patrons who engaged in organized activities around which stable expectations for "proper"…
The Nurse and the Dying Patient
The Origins and Correlates of Religious Adherence and Apostasy among Mental Health Professionals
This paper examines the socio-cultural sources and personal correlates of specific types of religious adherence and apostasy among mental health professionals in three metropolitan communities. Data are presented to demonstrate the following: three types of apostasy are prevalent and clearly differentiated; apostates are neither atypical nor “deviant” and apostasy is not simply the result of individual psychological dynamics but also the result o…
Religious Biographies and Professional Characteristics of Psychotherapists
Martial Status and Occupational Success among Mental Health Professionals
Focusing on psychotherapists, this paper explores the way in which marital status and a strategic professional experience, receiving personal psychotherapy, interact to affect occupational success among psychiatrists and clinical psychologists in three metropolitan communities. Confining the analysis to male members of these two professions, data are presented to demonstrate that success is strongly related to marriage, but not marital stability.…
Psychotherapeutic 'Birds of a Feather
This study examines the relative influence of social-class status and religio-cultural values on psychotherapeutic relationships between psychiatrists and clinical psychologists and their private patients. Questionnaire survey data on professional therapists in the Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago metropolitan communities are used to re-assess the underlying bases of the homophilic hypothesis that Kandel (1966) and recently Rowden et al. (1970)…
Organizational Effectiveness
Grounded Neural Networking
The latest advances in artificial intelligence software (neural networking) have finally made it possible for qualitative researchers to apply the grounded theory method to the study of complex quantitative databases in a manner consistent with the postpositivistic, neopragmatic assumptions of most symbolic interactionists. The strength of neural networking for the study of quantitative data is twofold: it blurs the boundaries between qualitative…
Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Mental health (3 works) · Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Counseling Practices and Supervision (2 works) · Management science (2 works) · Metropolitan area (2 works)