Jane C Kronick
Biographic Data
| ID | 161851 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jane C Kronick |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jane C |
| FAMILY NAME | Kronick |
| SIGNATURE | KRONICK J C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bryn Mawr College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Assault on Equality
Preface Introduction The History, Biology, and Psychology of IQ A Meritocratic Social Structure A Biogenetic View of Schools and Poverty Family Matters and Moral Values Race Inequalities The Assault on Education and Affirmative Action The Political Philosophy of Elitism The Assault on Equality Appendix 1: Statistical Methods Appendix 2: The Scholarship of The Bell Curve Bibliography Index
Social Differentiation and Social Inequality
A New Genre
Alternative Methodologies for the Analysis of Qualitative Data
Three different methodologies exist to analyse data which is in the form of verbal texts. They are content analysis, the Glaser-Strauss constant comparative method of grounded theory, and text interpretation in the hermeneutic tradition. This article briefly reviews content analysis and the constant comparative method. More detailed instructions for text interpretation, for which relatively few explicit specific directions exist in the literature…
Using the Computer for Content Analysis
New software for the microcomputer makes formal content analysis a more accessible methodology for generating quantitative data from documents. An early program, The General Inquirer, is briefly reviewed. Four other alternatives, the use of concordances, word processing programs, software written exclusively for content analysis, and relational Data Base Management Systems (DBMS) are presented. One application of a DBMS program, DataEase, is revi…
Beyond Dumping
Public Interest Group Participation in Congressional Hearings On Nuclear Power Development
The Family Policy Implications of a New Social Program
Miriam G. Vosburgh, Jane C. Kronick, The Family Policy Implications of a New Social Program: The New Zealand Accident Compensation Scheme, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 42, No. 3 (Aug., 1980), pp. 683-693
Community Responsibility for Accident Victims
W hat accident rate should a nation tolerate? Who is to blame for asbestosis, mesothelioma, thalidomide deformities, or dioxin defects? What does a nation owe the victims? What is the government's responsibility and how should it be determined and enforced? These questions are becoming increasingly important. Despite growing regulatory activity, birth defects from teratogenic agents continue, food products contain unknown quantities of toxic subs…
Community Responsibility for Accident Victims
The New Zealand Accident Compensation Act of 1972 is a unique national policy for addressing the problem of accidents in modern industrialized countries. It links programs of accident prevention, rehabilitation services, and income-related compensation for personal injury. The act abolished the tort action for personal injury and the Workers' Compensation program, substituting an administrative commission for awarding benefits without regard to "…
Predictors of Cross-Cultural Variation in the Percentage of Women Employed in Europe
A Seventeenth-Century Quaker Women's Declaration
Out of Wedlock.Leontine Young
Casework in Child Care.Jean Kastell
Alternative Methodologies for the Analysis of Qualitative Data
Three different methodologies exist to analyse data which is in the form of verbal texts. They are content analysis, the Glaser-Strauss constant comparative method of grounded theory, and text interpretation in the hermeneutic tradition. This article briefly reviews content analysis and the constant comparative method. More detailed instructions for text interpretation, for which relatively few explicit specific directions exist in the literature…
Predictors of Cross-Cultural Variation in the Percentage of Women Employed in Europe
Casework in Child Care.Jean Kastell
Out of Wedlock.Leontine Young
A Seventeenth-Century Quaker Women's Declaration
Predictors of Cross-Cultural Variation in the Percentage of Women Employed in Europe
Community Responsibility for Accident Victims
W hat accident rate should a nation tolerate? Who is to blame for asbestosis, mesothelioma, thalidomide deformities, or dioxin defects? What does a nation owe the victims? What is the government's responsibility and how should it be determined and enforced? These questions are becoming increasingly important. Despite growing regulatory activity, birth defects from teratogenic agents continue, food products contain unknown quantities of toxic subs…
Community Responsibility for Accident Victims
The New Zealand Accident Compensation Act of 1972 is a unique national policy for addressing the problem of accidents in modern industrialized countries. It links programs of accident prevention, rehabilitation services, and income-related compensation for personal injury. The act abolished the tort action for personal injury and the Workers' Compensation program, substituting an administrative commission for awarding benefits without regard to "…
The Family Policy Implications of a New Social Program
Miriam G. Vosburgh, Jane C. Kronick, The Family Policy Implications of a New Social Program: The New Zealand Accident Compensation Scheme, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 42, No. 3 (Aug., 1980), pp. 683-693
Public Interest Group Participation in Congressional Hearings On Nuclear Power Development
Beyond Dumping
Using the Computer for Content Analysis
New software for the microcomputer makes formal content analysis a more accessible methodology for generating quantitative data from documents. An early program, The General Inquirer, is briefly reviewed. Four other alternatives, the use of concordances, word processing programs, software written exclusively for content analysis, and relational Data Base Management Systems (DBMS) are presented. One application of a DBMS program, DataEase, is revi…
A New Genre
Alternative Methodologies for the Analysis of Qualitative Data
Three different methodologies exist to analyse data which is in the form of verbal texts. They are content analysis, the Glaser-Strauss constant comparative method of grounded theory, and text interpretation in the hermeneutic tradition. This article briefly reviews content analysis and the constant comparative method. More detailed instructions for text interpretation, for which relatively few explicit specific directions exist in the literature…
Social Differentiation and Social Inequality
The Assault on Equality
Preface Introduction The History, Biology, and Psychology of IQ A Meritocratic Social Structure A Biogenetic View of Schools and Poverty Family Matters and Moral Values Race Inequalities The Assault on Education and Affirmative Action The Political Philosophy of Elitism The Assault on Equality Appendix 1: Statistical Methods Appendix 2: The Scholarship of The Bell Curve Bibliography Index
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