Edward M Levine
Biographic Data
| ID | 182810 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edward M Levine |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edward M |
| FAMILY NAME | Levine |
| SIGNATURE | LEVINE E M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Loyola University Chicago |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1725-2805 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Personal Sexual History and Punitive Judgements for Rape
Although there have been numerous studies implicating extralegal factors as influencing the assessment of the seriousness of rape, few have considered the unique life experiences of the individual who makes such judgements. One exception, the Zillman and Bryant study, demonstrated that experimental subjects, after massive exposure to pornography, gave significantly shorter sentences to a rapist than did the controls. It is hypothesized that, if e…
Sexual violence among dates and acquaintances: Trends and their implications for marriage and family
The Realities of Day Care for Children
Sociocultural causes of family violence: A theoretical comment
Religious Cults: Their Implications for Society and the Democratic Process
During the past decade, there has been a steady growth in the literature dealing with religious cults. Scholars have studied the following characteristics: the nature of cults' religious views (Bellah, 1974; Enroth, 1977); whether cults provide a meaningful alternative to young people troubled by identity diffusion and social rootlessness (Robbins, 1974; Levine, 1980b); the appreciable degree of drug use and emotional distress of pre-converts (Ga…
Middle-class family decline
Deprogramming without tears
Drug and alcohol use, delinquency, and vandalism among upper middle class pre- and post-adolescents
Postoperative mole transsexuals and the courts: Unanswered questions about deviance
Many professionals and laypersons share the view that the lives of postoperative male transsexuals are substantially happier because their anatomy is much more, if not entirely, consonant with their psychic state as a result of sex‐reconstruction surgery. They also tend to believe that marriage will then be much more likely for such transsexuals since they will have no difficulty in attracting heterosexual males. Thus, these individuals will no l…
Middle class urbanites in rural communes: A social-psychiatric analysis
Hyperactivity among white middle-class children: Psychogenic and other causes
Behavioral differences and emotional conflict among male-to-female transsexuals
Male to female: The role transformation of transsexuals
Chicago's Art World: The Influence of Status Interests on Its Social and Distribution Systems
The Irish and Irish Politicians: A Study of Cultural and Social Alienation
Drug and alcohol use, delinquency, and vandalism among upper middle class pre- and post-adolescents
Male to female: The role transformation of transsexuals
Chicago's Art World: The Influence of Status Interests on Its Social and Distribution Systems
Behavioral differences and emotional conflict among male-to-female transsexuals
Sexual violence among dates and acquaintances: Trends and their implications for marriage and family
Deprogramming without tears
Religious Cults: Their Implications for Society and the Democratic Process
During the past decade, there has been a steady growth in the literature dealing with religious cults. Scholars have studied the following characteristics: the nature of cults' religious views (Bellah, 1974; Enroth, 1977); whether cults provide a meaningful alternative to young people troubled by identity diffusion and social rootlessness (Robbins, 1974; Levine, 1980b); the appreciable degree of drug use and emotional distress of pre-converts (Ga…
Middle-class family decline
Postoperative mole transsexuals and the courts: Unanswered questions about deviance
Many professionals and laypersons share the view that the lives of postoperative male transsexuals are substantially happier because their anatomy is much more, if not entirely, consonant with their psychic state as a result of sex‐reconstruction surgery. They also tend to believe that marriage will then be much more likely for such transsexuals since they will have no difficulty in attracting heterosexual males. Thus, these individuals will no l…
The Irish and Irish Politicians: A Study of Cultural and Social Alienation
Chicago's Art World: The Influence of Status Interests on Its Social and Distribution Systems
Male to female: The role transformation of transsexuals
Behavioral differences and emotional conflict among male-to-female transsexuals
Hyperactivity among white middle-class children: Psychogenic and other causes
Middle class urbanites in rural communes: A social-psychiatric analysis
Drug and alcohol use, delinquency, and vandalism among upper middle class pre- and post-adolescents
Postoperative mole transsexuals and the courts: Unanswered questions about deviance
Many professionals and laypersons share the view that the lives of postoperative male transsexuals are substantially happier because their anatomy is much more, if not entirely, consonant with their psychic state as a result of sex‐reconstruction surgery. They also tend to believe that marriage will then be much more likely for such transsexuals since they will have no difficulty in attracting heterosexual males. Thus, these individuals will no l…
Deprogramming without tears
Religious Cults: Their Implications for Society and the Democratic Process
During the past decade, there has been a steady growth in the literature dealing with religious cults. Scholars have studied the following characteristics: the nature of cults' religious views (Bellah, 1974; Enroth, 1977); whether cults provide a meaningful alternative to young people troubled by identity diffusion and social rootlessness (Robbins, 1974; Levine, 1980b); the appreciable degree of drug use and emotional distress of pre-converts (Ga…
Middle-class family decline
Sociocultural causes of family violence: A theoretical comment
Personal Sexual History and Punitive Judgements for Rape
Although there have been numerous studies implicating extralegal factors as influencing the assessment of the seriousness of rape, few have considered the unique life experiences of the individual who makes such judgements. One exception, the Zillman and Bryant study, demonstrated that experimental subjects, after massive exposure to pornography, gave significantly shorter sentences to a rapist than did the controls. It is hypothesized that, if e…
Sexual violence among dates and acquaintances: Trends and their implications for marriage and family
The Realities of Day Care for Children
Psychology (11 works) · Developmental psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Psychoanalysis (5 works) · Criminology (4 works)