Mark A Stewart
Biographic Data
| ID | 178712 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mark A Stewart |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mark A |
| FAMILY NAME | Stewart |
| SIGNATURE | STEWART M A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Iowa |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 79 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The formation of status hierarchies in leaderless groups: The role of male waist-to-hip ratio
The developmental interface between nature and nurture: A mutual influence model of child antisocial behavior and parent behaviors
Using an adoption design to collect data on biological and adoptive parents of children adopted at birth, this study explored a possible mechanism through which heritable characteristics of adopted children evoke adoptive parent responses and lead to reciprocal influences between adoptive parent and adopted child behavior. Participants were 25 male and 20 female adoptees, 12-18 years of age, having either a biological parent with substance abuse/…
Mothers' views on the ages of onset for four childhood disorders
Age of onset of aggressive conduct disorder: A pilot study
Accent and Social Class Effects on Status and Solidarity Evaluations
Male speakers of either standard British or standard American English were presented to 60 American undergraduates as either lower-class or middle-class individuals. Speakers were rated on social status, solidarity, and speech. Moreover, respondents made causal attributions for the speakers' hypothetical successes and failures. British speakers were upgraded on status as were middle-class persons whereas main effects in the opposite direction eme…
Aggressive conduct disorder: A brief review
The natural history, prevalence, and correlates, both psychologic and biologic, of aggressive conduct disorder in childhood, are reviewed. The evidence suggests a valid behavioral syndrome, but is far from decisive.
The measure of marital satisfaction: A questionnaire to screen parents for marital problems
Attitudes Toward Younger and Older Adult Speakers: Effects of Varying Speech Rates
Undergraduates listened to tape recorded voices of either younger (20-22 years) or older (60-65 years) male speakers who varied in their rate of speech (slow, medium, and fast). The listeners evaluated the speakers on various personality and social characteristics, made causal attributions for success or failure of the speakers in hypothetical situations, estimated speaker ages, and rated the voices on several speech parameters. Overall, faster s…
Group counseling for parents of hyperactive children
Hyperactive children as adolescents: How they describe themselves
Hyperactive children in suburban elementary schools
Intellectual ability and performance of hyperactive children
Intelligence, school achievement, and perceptual-motor performance were studied in 32 children with the hyperactive child syndrome, behaviorally defined, and 34 matched controls. Patients had significantly lower WISC IQs, but scores on school achievement and perceptual-motor tests did not differ from those of controls when adjusted for WISC Full-Scale IQ. Results indicate that hyperactive children have an intellectual as well as behavioral handic…
The hyperactive child syndrome
A detailed description of the syndrome was obtained by comparing the life histories of 37 hyperactive children of relatively normal intelligence and aged five to eleven, with the histories of a like number of control children
The Drinking History: A Comparison of Reports by Subjects and their Relatives
The developmental interface between nature and nurture: A mutual influence model of child antisocial behavior and parent behaviors
Using an adoption design to collect data on biological and adoptive parents of children adopted at birth, this study explored a possible mechanism through which heritable characteristics of adopted children evoke adoptive parent responses and lead to reciprocal influences between adoptive parent and adopted child behavior. Participants were 25 male and 20 female adoptees, 12-18 years of age, having either a biological parent with substance abuse/…
Attitudes Toward Younger and Older Adult Speakers: Effects of Varying Speech Rates
Undergraduates listened to tape recorded voices of either younger (20-22 years) or older (60-65 years) male speakers who varied in their rate of speech (slow, medium, and fast). The listeners evaluated the speakers on various personality and social characteristics, made causal attributions for success or failure of the speakers in hypothetical situations, estimated speaker ages, and rated the voices on several speech parameters. Overall, faster s…
The formation of status hierarchies in leaderless groups: The role of male waist-to-hip ratio
The Drinking History: A Comparison of Reports by Subjects and their Relatives
The hyperactive child syndrome
A detailed description of the syndrome was obtained by comparing the life histories of 37 hyperactive children of relatively normal intelligence and aged five to eleven, with the histories of a like number of control children
Intellectual ability and performance of hyperactive children
Intelligence, school achievement, and perceptual-motor performance were studied in 32 children with the hyperactive child syndrome, behaviorally defined, and 34 matched controls. Patients had significantly lower WISC IQs, but scores on school achievement and perceptual-motor tests did not differ from those of controls when adjusted for WISC Full-Scale IQ. Results indicate that hyperactive children have an intellectual as well as behavioral handic…
Hyperactive children as adolescents: How they describe themselves
Hyperactive children in suburban elementary schools
Group counseling for parents of hyperactive children
Attitudes Toward Younger and Older Adult Speakers: Effects of Varying Speech Rates
Undergraduates listened to tape recorded voices of either younger (20-22 years) or older (60-65 years) male speakers who varied in their rate of speech (slow, medium, and fast). The listeners evaluated the speakers on various personality and social characteristics, made causal attributions for success or failure of the speakers in hypothetical situations, estimated speaker ages, and rated the voices on several speech parameters. Overall, faster s…
The measure of marital satisfaction: A questionnaire to screen parents for marital problems
Accent and Social Class Effects on Status and Solidarity Evaluations
Male speakers of either standard British or standard American English were presented to 60 American undergraduates as either lower-class or middle-class individuals. Speakers were rated on social status, solidarity, and speech. Moreover, respondents made causal attributions for the speakers' hypothetical successes and failures. British speakers were upgraded on status as were middle-class persons whereas main effects in the opposite direction eme…
Aggressive conduct disorder: A brief review
The natural history, prevalence, and correlates, both psychologic and biologic, of aggressive conduct disorder in childhood, are reviewed. The evidence suggests a valid behavioral syndrome, but is far from decisive.
Age of onset of aggressive conduct disorder: A pilot study
Mothers' views on the ages of onset for four childhood disorders
The developmental interface between nature and nurture: A mutual influence model of child antisocial behavior and parent behaviors
Using an adoption design to collect data on biological and adoptive parents of children adopted at birth, this study explored a possible mechanism through which heritable characteristics of adopted children evoke adoptive parent responses and lead to reciprocal influences between adoptive parent and adopted child behavior. Participants were 25 male and 20 female adoptees, 12-18 years of age, having either a biological parent with substance abuse/…
The formation of status hierarchies in leaderless groups: The role of male waist-to-hip ratio
Psychology (14 works) · Developmental psychology (10 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Psychiatry (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (4 works) · Poison control (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (3 works)