Charles E Schaefer
Biographic Data
| ID | 1646063 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles E Schaefer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles E |
| FAMILY NAME | Schaefer |
| SIGNATURE | SCHAEFER C E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Fairleigh Dickinson University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4141-0148 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 35 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 35 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Efficacy, Efficiency, and Ethics in the Provision of Telepsychology Services: Emerging Applications for International Workers
Computers and the Internet ushered humanity into a new era in the late 1900s—information on a variety of topics became widely available to the general public, and it became suddenly possible for individuals to communicate with one another instantaneously regardless of each person's geographical location. According to some, the evolution of technology has outpaced humanity's ability to learn how to manage technology properly, and this appears part…
Essential Play Therapy Techniques: Time-Tested Approaches
Fulfillment of Promise: 40-Year Follow-up of Creative Adolescent Girls
A 40-yr. follow-up study of 7 women from among 10 identified as exceptionally creative during adolescence indicated that all had achieved moderate success in one or more artistic domains. A self-report measure of creative achievement was used, and influences which facilitated and inhibited creativity were described by the women. A continuing creative self-concept and social support were the most commonly cited facilitative factors, while financia…
Note on Psychometric Properties of Playfulness Scales With Adolescents
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An Investigation of Validity of the Subjective Happiness Scale
Scores for 35 adult students (M age = 23 yr.) on the Subjective Happiness Scale correlated strongly and positively with scores of two proposed components of happiness, Satisfaction With Life (.66) and Positive Affect (.49)
Effect of Forced Laughter on Mood
This study examined the effect of a brief period of forced laughter on the mood of adults. Participants (N=17) rated their mood before and after 1 min. of forced laughter. Although the participants generally rated their mood as positive prior to the intervention, after forced laughter more participants rated positive affect significantly higher
Effects of Laughing, Smiling, and Howling on Mood
This study examined the effects of forced laughter on mood and compared laughter with two other possible mood-improving activities, smiling and howling. While howling did not substantially improve mood, both smiling and laughing did. Moreover, laughter seemed to boost positive affect more than just smiling by 22 adults
Brothers at War: Making Sense of the Eritrean-Ethiopian War
Outcome Ratings for Psychotherapy by Graduate Students and Professional Therapists
This report describes outcome for 404 psychotherapy cases seen over 10 years and rated by either Ph.D. students or professional therapists. There was no M difference in professional therapists' and students' ratings of patients' improvement
A Follow-up Study of Infants Who Wake at Night
A retrospective follow-up study of 68 adolescents treated for night waking when infants or toddlers showed that 82% of them were described by their parents as currently sleeping "well," and only two continued to experience a night-waking difficulty
Adults' Perceptions of Favorite Childhood Play Experiences: A Replication Study
Present results for 95 college women confirm Henniger's earlier finding that adults most often report their favorite childhood play experience occurred outdoors and involved dramatic play with friends or siblings. Such childhood play experiences rarely included parents or other adults
Defining Verbal Abuse of Children: A Survey
120 women and 31 men, mental health professionals and parents, rated 18 categories of parental verbalizations on acceptability in childrearing. There was general agreement (80%) that 10 categories of verbal behavior were never acceptable
Ethiopia in Change: Peasantry, Nationalism and Democracy
Looking back - into the future mutation of statehood and contemporary politics in Ethiopia from progressive to reactionary Eritrea - evolution towards independence and beyond an important root of the Ethiopian revolution - the student movement reflections on Ethiopian underdevelopment - problems and prospects new economic policies and rural development options in the 1990s designing structural adjustment options for Ethiopia - reconstruction, reh…
Clinical Psychology Students' Subjective Stress Ratings during Their Doctoral Training
The Bandura-Rosenthal Metrics for Assessing Stress was used to measure perceived stress among 25 first and 28 second- and third-year clinical Ph.D. students. Analysis gave no significant differences in reported stress across time
Undergraduate Students' Perceptions of an Academic Climate for Caring
This study investigated what behaviors by faculty were perceived by 103 college students as conveying caring towards them and what student behaviors show a caring attitude towards other students. The most common response to both questions was offering help
Ethiopia: Traditions of Creativity
The Political Economy of Ethiopia
Introduction: The Crisis of the Ethiopian State and Economy The Ethiopian State and the Problem of Power The Ethiopian State and the National Question The Economic Crisis Conclusion Selected Bibliography Index
Clinical Psychology Students' Perceptions of an Academic Climate for Caring
There is a general consensus that caring is an important personal attribute of helping professionals. One way for educational institutions to develop a caring attitude in students is to provide an academic climate for caring. A total of 45 doctoral students in a clinical psychology program were asked to list specific faculty-student and student-student interactions which they believed reflected a caring attitude towards others. Components of this…
A History of Modern Ethiopia, 1855-1974
Psychological Needs Underlying the Creative Process
The 25-year follow-up study of the motivation underlying creativity of 10 highly creative women indicated that they create primarily to satisfy inner psychological needs for self-understanding, control, and mastery
The Politics of Banking: The Bank of Abyssinia, 1905-1931
State Transformation and National Integration: Gedeo and the Ethiopian Empire, 1895-1935
A Twenty-Five Year Follow-up Study of Ten Exceptionally Creative Adolescent Girls
A 25-yr. follow-up of 10 women identified as highly creative during adolescence indicated that most believed they had actualized their creative potential to a moderately high degree. However, only one woman stated that creative expression was a dominant life theme and primary commitment. Factors that facilitate and inhibit creativity over a lifetime are discussed
Concurrent Validity of the Creative Personality Scale of the Adjective Check List
The concurrent validity of the Creative Personality Scale of the Adjective Check List was studied by testing 10 highly creative women, first identified as high school students in 1965 and then tetested in 1990. Analysis indicates that 7 of these 10 women scored above the mean of 48.24 set for the profile sheet; scores ranged from 43 to 75 with a mean of 60. These high scores on the Creative Personality Scale are consistent with the concurrent val…
Night Waking and Temperament in Early Childhood
A study of 100 young children referred to a Crying Baby Clinic for repeated waking at night yielded a less than expected incidence of “easy” temperaments and a greater number of “difficult” temperaments in the children
The Prediction of Creative Achievement from a Biographical Inventory
IN a recent review article, Freeberg (1967) summarized the literature dealing with the use of biographical information to pre-dict student achievement. Since biographical questionnaires seem to measure a wide variety of factors-both intellectual and non-intellectual, Freeberg concluded that they perform at their best and surpass other predictors when complex criteria are used, such as creative achievement. Although there have been numerous stud-i…
Development of a Creativity Scale for the Adjective Check List
Creativity scales for the Adjective Check List (ACL) were developed and cross-validated. First, through the use of item analyses, separate creativity scales were developed for each of 4 sex by specialty field groups in an initial sample of adolescents. Each of these scales successfully discriminated creative and control Ss in the cross-validation sample. Subsequently, 2 general creativity scales were formed from the data of the initial sample by …
Imaginary companions and creative adolescents
Relationship between Masculinity-Femininity and Creativity as Measured by the Franck Drawing Completion Test
The purpose of this study was to test the hypothesis that creative Ss share more of the traits commonly associated with the opposite sex than do noncreative Ss. The Franck Drawing Completion Test (FDCT) protocols of 240 high school students, equally divided in terms of sex and creative-versus-control status, were analyzed. The results confirmed the validity of the masculinity-femininity (M-F) scale of the FDCT for adolescents ( p < .001) but did …
Follow-up Study of a Creativity Scale for the Adjective Check List
Predictive Validity of the Biographical Inventory Creativity: Five-Year Follow-up Study
A 5-yr. follow-up study was conducted of the creativity exhibited by 800 creative and control students previously identified at the high school level. The findings indicate that creative youth continue to report more creative achievements than their peers but only in those specialty fields (arts or sciences) in which they had previously distinguished themselves. The data lend support for the predictive validity of the instrument previously develo…
The use of behavior ratings in assessing the effect of residential treatment with latency age boys
Treating Psychogenic Encopresis: A Case Study
An 8-yr.-old encopretic boy who soiled himself 2 or 3 times a day was treated on an out-patient basis. The parents reported that the soiling had started 5 mo. previously without a clear precipitating incident. No physical or organic problem was reported by the pediatrician. The boy was treated with the standardized program developed by Wright (1973). This program involves parental administration of behavior modification principles and cathartics …
Therapeutic Use of Child's Play
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Night Waking and Temperament in Early Childhood
A study of 100 young children referred to a Crying Baby Clinic for repeated waking at night yielded a less than expected incidence of “easy” temperaments and a greater number of “difficult” temperaments in the children
Night Waking and Temperament in Early Childhood
A Twenty-Five Year Follow-up Study of Ten Exceptionally Creative Adolescent Girls
A 25-yr. follow-up of 10 women identified as highly creative during adolescence indicated that most believed they had actualized their creative potential to a moderately high degree. However, only one woman stated that creative expression was a dominant life theme and primary commitment. Factors that facilitate and inhibit creativity over a lifetime are discussed
Concurrent Validity of the Creative Personality Scale of the Adjective Check List
The concurrent validity of the Creative Personality Scale of the Adjective Check List was studied by testing 10 highly creative women, first identified as high school students in 1965 and then tetested in 1990. Analysis indicates that 7 of these 10 women scored above the mean of 48.24 set for the profile sheet; scores ranged from 43 to 75 with a mean of 60. These high scores on the Creative Personality Scale are consistent with the concurrent val…
Psychological Needs Underlying the Creative Process
The 25-year follow-up study of the motivation underlying creativity of 10 highly creative women indicated that they create primarily to satisfy inner psychological needs for self-understanding, control, and mastery
The Politics of Banking: The Bank of Abyssinia, 1905-1931
State Transformation and National Integration: Gedeo and the Ethiopian Empire, 1895-1935
Clinical Psychology Students' Perceptions of an Academic Climate for Caring
There is a general consensus that caring is an important personal attribute of helping professionals. One way for educational institutions to develop a caring attitude in students is to provide an academic climate for caring. A total of 45 doctoral students in a clinical psychology program were asked to list specific faculty-student and student-student interactions which they believed reflected a caring attitude towards others. Components of this…
A History of Modern Ethiopia, 1855-1974
The Political Economy of Ethiopia
Introduction: The Crisis of the Ethiopian State and Economy The Ethiopian State and the Problem of Power The Ethiopian State and the National Question The Economic Crisis Conclusion Selected Bibliography Index
Clinical Psychology Students' Subjective Stress Ratings during Their Doctoral Training
The Bandura-Rosenthal Metrics for Assessing Stress was used to measure perceived stress among 25 first and 28 second- and third-year clinical Ph.D. students. Analysis gave no significant differences in reported stress across time
Undergraduate Students' Perceptions of an Academic Climate for Caring
This study investigated what behaviors by faculty were perceived by 103 college students as conveying caring towards them and what student behaviors show a caring attitude towards other students. The most common response to both questions was offering help
Ethiopia: Traditions of Creativity
Adults' Perceptions of Favorite Childhood Play Experiences: A Replication Study
Present results for 95 college women confirm Henniger's earlier finding that adults most often report their favorite childhood play experience occurred outdoors and involved dramatic play with friends or siblings. Such childhood play experiences rarely included parents or other adults
Defining Verbal Abuse of Children: A Survey
120 women and 31 men, mental health professionals and parents, rated 18 categories of parental verbalizations on acceptability in childrearing. There was general agreement (80%) that 10 categories of verbal behavior were never acceptable
Ethiopia in Change: Peasantry, Nationalism and Democracy
Looking back - into the future mutation of statehood and contemporary politics in Ethiopia from progressive to reactionary Eritrea - evolution towards independence and beyond an important root of the Ethiopian revolution - the student movement reflections on Ethiopian underdevelopment - problems and prospects new economic policies and rural development options in the 1990s designing structural adjustment options for Ethiopia - reconstruction, reh…
Psychology (28 works) · Social Psychology (17 works) · Social Psychology (16 works) · Developmental psychology (14 works) · Clinical Psychology (10 works) · Clinical Psychology (10 works) · Creativity in Education and Neuroscience (9 works) · African history and culture analysis (7 works) · Creativity (7 works) · Child Therapy and Development (6 works)