Bron B Ingoldsby
Biographic Data
| ID | 185171 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bron B Ingoldsby |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bron B |
| FAMILY NAME | Ingoldsby |
| SIGNATURE | INGOLDSBY B B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Brigham Young University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Role of Discipline in Hutterite Child Rearing
The Hutterian Brethren are an Anabaptist religious group who live communally and have flourished since coming to North America in the 1870s. Colony life is structured so as to resist the modernizing influences of the greater society and to instill conformity to traditional values and behaviors in their children. The authors examine the role of discipline in the child‐rearing behaviors of the Hutterites over time in the context of overall family c…
Westfried, Alex Huxley., Reinventing the Culture of Womanhood in America and Brazil, an Anthropological Perspective
Westfried, Alex Huxley., REINVENTING THE CULTURE OF WOMANHOOD IN AMERICA AND BRAZIL, AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE: Models for the 21st Century 1964-2001." Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 37(1), p. 150
Emotional Expressiveness and Marital Adjustment in Ecuador
This study investigates the relationship between emotional expressiveness and dyadic adjustment in a sample of adults from Guayaquil, Ecuador. Hypotheses were explored and tested in the following areas: the factor structure of emotional expressiveness and marital adjustment items, gender differences in emotional expressiveness, and the relationship between emotional expressiveness and marital adjustment. The factor structure in the current sample…
Public School Teachers Perspectives on the Contemporary Hutterite Family
The Hutterites are an Anabaptist group, and are the oldest family communal group in the Western world. The parenting, sibling, and gender practices of Hutterite families were assessed using an open-ended qualitative survey administered on-line. Thirty-two public school teachers on Alberta Hutterite colonies responded. Analyses indicate that parents are loving and supportive of preschoolers, but shift more parenting responsibility to the colony on…
Mate Selection Across Cultures
'Mate Selection Across Cultures' provides a compilation of the diversity of couple formation experiences, with particular attention to those relationships that lead to marriage. It covers the processes, traditions and practices associated with couple formation in 14 countries around the world
An Exchange Theory Perspective on Couple Formation Preferences and Practices in Ecuador
Exploratory studies of mate selection practices and preferences are reported. In the first study, the demographic characteristics of couple formation are explored in a nationally representative sample of women in Ecuador. Results indicate significant differences by region. In the second study, a social exchange perspective is utilized to explore qualities believed to be important in selecting a marriage partner among a sample of persons from Guay…
The Relationship Between Parenting Behaviors and Adolescent Achievement and Self-Efficacy in Chile and Ecuador
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between the perception of parenting behaviors (positive induction, monitoring, autonomy granting, punitiveness, and permissiveness) on adolescent achievement orientation and self-efficacy among samples of Chilean and Ecuadorian adolescents. Hierarchical regression analyses indicated that parental positive induction significantly predicted a greater achievement orientation for Ecuadorian yo…
Perceptions of Acceptable Mate Attributes in Ecuador
Building on similar research previously conducted in North America, 121 adults from Guayaquil, Ecuador were surveyed. Subjects responded to forty-six items identified in the social exchange literature as traits important to mate selection. The large majority marry for love and within their social class. Religion, height and race are not important considerations in choosing a mate. Sexual, health and drug problems are very damaging to one's status…
CLARK, Edith, MY Mother WHO Fathered ME; A Study of the Families in Three Selected Communities in Jamaica
CLARK, Edith, MY MOTHER WHO FATHERED ME; A Study of the Families in Three Selected Communities in Jamaica. Kingston, Jamaica: The Press University of West Indies, 1999, 274pp., $25.00 softcover. This text is a re-issuing by the Clarke of a classic anthropological work which was originally published in 1957. It begins with a forward to the new edition by Rex Nettleford of the University of the West Indies, who provides us with some background info…
The Hutterite Family in Transition
This article provides an updated review of the literature of family life among the Hutterian Brethren. Recent research indicates that there are significant changes occurring in this normally static group. In particular, a shift from community to family as the center of Hutterite life and decision making is noted. This appears to be mainly due to greater affection and equality in marriage, as well as greater societal influence in dating and fertil…
The Latin American Family
This article discusses two conceptualizations of the Latin American family: familism, where family needs are placed ahead of individual development; and machismo. Machismo centers around aggression and sexual exploitation and could be considered anti-family. The causes for macho behavior are explored, and an attempt to theorize about these two approaches to family life is made
The Hutterites and Fertility Control
The Hutterian Brethren are 1 of the 3 basic Anabaptist groups--along with the Amish and the Mennonites--that began in Central Europe in the 1520s. They are distinguished from the other groups by their practice of having all things in common that is communalism. It now seems evident that a great many Hutterites are using artificial means of birth control and they can no longer be considered the demographic standard for maximum fertility. It is als…
Conflict Resolution in Quaker Families
A survey of conflict resolution in Quaker families was made among congregations of the Lake Erie Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, and the findings were compared to the national study on family violence. There were 130 male and 158female respondents. The Conflict Tactics Scales were used to measure the index rates of overall and severe physical violence in three types of family dyads: spouse/spouse, parent/child, and sibling/sib…
Heroes and heroines among American adolescents
Emotional Expressiveness and Marital Adjustment
The purpose of the study was to ascertain the relationship between emotional expressiveness and marital adjustment in two different cultural settings. The Emotional Expressiveness Scale and the Dyadic Adjustment Scale were administered to a sample of 106 couples from the United States and 96 couples from Colombia. No difference in expressiveness was found among U.S. males, Colombian males, and Colombian females. However, U.S. females were signifi…
Improving Therapeutic Communication
Effective Elements in Counseling and Psychotherapy. Processes and Phases in Counseling and Psychotherapy. Barrirers to Effective Communication. Developing Perceptiveness to Feelings. Responding Empathtically to the Client's Expressions: Reciprocal Responses. Expanding the Client's Meaning: Additive Responses. Relating to Clients with Respect. Relating to Clients with Genuineness. Examining Here-and-Now Feelings and Interactions Within the Counsel…
The New Husbands and How to Become One
The Eden Express
The New Psychohistory
The Family in Past Time
The Latin American Family
This article discusses two conceptualizations of the Latin American family: familism, where family needs are placed ahead of individual development; and machismo. Machismo centers around aggression and sexual exploitation and could be considered anti-family. The causes for macho behavior are explored, and an attempt to theorize about these two approaches to family life is made
Heroes and heroines among American adolescents
The Relationship Between Parenting Behaviors and Adolescent Achievement and Self-Efficacy in Chile and Ecuador
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between the perception of parenting behaviors (positive induction, monitoring, autonomy granting, punitiveness, and permissiveness) on adolescent achievement orientation and self-efficacy among samples of Chilean and Ecuadorian adolescents. Hierarchical regression analyses indicated that parental positive induction significantly predicted a greater achievement orientation for Ecuadorian yo…
Emotional Expressiveness and Marital Adjustment in Ecuador
This study investigates the relationship between emotional expressiveness and dyadic adjustment in a sample of adults from Guayaquil, Ecuador. Hypotheses were explored and tested in the following areas: the factor structure of emotional expressiveness and marital adjustment items, gender differences in emotional expressiveness, and the relationship between emotional expressiveness and marital adjustment. The factor structure in the current sample…
Conflict Resolution in Quaker Families
A survey of conflict resolution in Quaker families was made among congregations of the Lake Erie Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, and the findings were compared to the national study on family violence. There were 130 male and 158female respondents. The Conflict Tactics Scales were used to measure the index rates of overall and severe physical violence in three types of family dyads: spouse/spouse, parent/child, and sibling/sib…
Public School Teachers Perspectives on the Contemporary Hutterite Family
The Hutterites are an Anabaptist group, and are the oldest family communal group in the Western world. The parenting, sibling, and gender practices of Hutterite families were assessed using an open-ended qualitative survey administered on-line. Thirty-two public school teachers on Alberta Hutterite colonies responded. Analyses indicate that parents are loving and supportive of preschoolers, but shift more parenting responsibility to the colony on…
Perceptions of Acceptable Mate Attributes in Ecuador
Building on similar research previously conducted in North America, 121 adults from Guayaquil, Ecuador were surveyed. Subjects responded to forty-six items identified in the social exchange literature as traits important to mate selection. The large majority marry for love and within their social class. Religion, height and race are not important considerations in choosing a mate. Sexual, health and drug problems are very damaging to one's status…
The Hutterite Family in Transition
This article provides an updated review of the literature of family life among the Hutterian Brethren. Recent research indicates that there are significant changes occurring in this normally static group. In particular, a shift from community to family as the center of Hutterite life and decision making is noted. This appears to be mainly due to greater affection and equality in marriage, as well as greater societal influence in dating and fertil…
The Hutterites and Fertility Control
The Hutterian Brethren are 1 of the 3 basic Anabaptist groups--along with the Amish and the Mennonites--that began in Central Europe in the 1520s. They are distinguished from the other groups by their practice of having all things in common that is communalism. It now seems evident that a great many Hutterites are using artificial means of birth control and they can no longer be considered the demographic standard for maximum fertility. It is als…
Emotional Expressiveness and Marital Adjustment
The purpose of the study was to ascertain the relationship between emotional expressiveness and marital adjustment in two different cultural settings. The Emotional Expressiveness Scale and the Dyadic Adjustment Scale were administered to a sample of 106 couples from the United States and 96 couples from Colombia. No difference in expressiveness was found among U.S. males, Colombian males, and Colombian females. However, U.S. females were signifi…
The Eden Express
The New Psychohistory
The Family in Past Time
Improving Therapeutic Communication
Effective Elements in Counseling and Psychotherapy. Processes and Phases in Counseling and Psychotherapy. Barrirers to Effective Communication. Developing Perceptiveness to Feelings. Responding Empathtically to the Client's Expressions: Reciprocal Responses. Expanding the Client's Meaning: Additive Responses. Relating to Clients with Respect. Relating to Clients with Genuineness. Examining Here-and-Now Feelings and Interactions Within the Counsel…
The New Husbands and How to Become One
Emotional Expressiveness and Marital Adjustment
The purpose of the study was to ascertain the relationship between emotional expressiveness and marital adjustment in two different cultural settings. The Emotional Expressiveness Scale and the Dyadic Adjustment Scale were administered to a sample of 106 couples from the United States and 96 couples from Colombia. No difference in expressiveness was found among U.S. males, Colombian males, and Colombian females. However, U.S. females were signifi…
Heroes and heroines among American adolescents
Conflict Resolution in Quaker Families
A survey of conflict resolution in Quaker families was made among congregations of the Lake Erie Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, and the findings were compared to the national study on family violence. There were 130 male and 158female respondents. The Conflict Tactics Scales were used to measure the index rates of overall and severe physical violence in three types of family dyads: spouse/spouse, parent/child, and sibling/sib…
The Hutterites and Fertility Control
The Hutterian Brethren are 1 of the 3 basic Anabaptist groups--along with the Amish and the Mennonites--that began in Central Europe in the 1520s. They are distinguished from the other groups by their practice of having all things in common that is communalism. It now seems evident that a great many Hutterites are using artificial means of birth control and they can no longer be considered the demographic standard for maximum fertility. It is als…
The Latin American Family
This article discusses two conceptualizations of the Latin American family: familism, where family needs are placed ahead of individual development; and machismo. Machismo centers around aggression and sexual exploitation and could be considered anti-family. The causes for macho behavior are explored, and an attempt to theorize about these two approaches to family life is made
The Hutterite Family in Transition
This article provides an updated review of the literature of family life among the Hutterian Brethren. Recent research indicates that there are significant changes occurring in this normally static group. In particular, a shift from community to family as the center of Hutterite life and decision making is noted. This appears to be mainly due to greater affection and equality in marriage, as well as greater societal influence in dating and fertil…
CLARK, Edith, MY Mother WHO Fathered ME; A Study of the Families in Three Selected Communities in Jamaica
CLARK, Edith, MY MOTHER WHO FATHERED ME; A Study of the Families in Three Selected Communities in Jamaica. Kingston, Jamaica: The Press University of West Indies, 1999, 274pp., $25.00 softcover. This text is a re-issuing by the Clarke of a classic anthropological work which was originally published in 1957. It begins with a forward to the new edition by Rex Nettleford of the University of the West Indies, who provides us with some background info…
Mate Selection Across Cultures
'Mate Selection Across Cultures' provides a compilation of the diversity of couple formation experiences, with particular attention to those relationships that lead to marriage. It covers the processes, traditions and practices associated with couple formation in 14 countries around the world
An Exchange Theory Perspective on Couple Formation Preferences and Practices in Ecuador
Exploratory studies of mate selection practices and preferences are reported. In the first study, the demographic characteristics of couple formation are explored in a nationally representative sample of women in Ecuador. Results indicate significant differences by region. In the second study, a social exchange perspective is utilized to explore qualities believed to be important in selecting a marriage partner among a sample of persons from Guay…
The Relationship Between Parenting Behaviors and Adolescent Achievement and Self-Efficacy in Chile and Ecuador
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between the perception of parenting behaviors (positive induction, monitoring, autonomy granting, punitiveness, and permissiveness) on adolescent achievement orientation and self-efficacy among samples of Chilean and Ecuadorian adolescents. Hierarchical regression analyses indicated that parental positive induction significantly predicted a greater achievement orientation for Ecuadorian yo…
Perceptions of Acceptable Mate Attributes in Ecuador
Building on similar research previously conducted in North America, 121 adults from Guayaquil, Ecuador were surveyed. Subjects responded to forty-six items identified in the social exchange literature as traits important to mate selection. The large majority marry for love and within their social class. Religion, height and race are not important considerations in choosing a mate. Sexual, health and drug problems are very damaging to one's status…
Emotional Expressiveness and Marital Adjustment in Ecuador
This study investigates the relationship between emotional expressiveness and dyadic adjustment in a sample of adults from Guayaquil, Ecuador. Hypotheses were explored and tested in the following areas: the factor structure of emotional expressiveness and marital adjustment items, gender differences in emotional expressiveness, and the relationship between emotional expressiveness and marital adjustment. The factor structure in the current sample…
Public School Teachers Perspectives on the Contemporary Hutterite Family
The Hutterites are an Anabaptist group, and are the oldest family communal group in the Western world. The parenting, sibling, and gender practices of Hutterite families were assessed using an open-ended qualitative survey administered on-line. Thirty-two public school teachers on Alberta Hutterite colonies responded. Analyses indicate that parents are loving and supportive of preschoolers, but shift more parenting responsibility to the colony on…
Westfried, Alex Huxley., Reinventing the Culture of Womanhood in America and Brazil, an Anthropological Perspective
Westfried, Alex Huxley., REINVENTING THE CULTURE OF WOMANHOOD IN AMERICA AND BRAZIL, AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE: Models for the 21st Century 1964-2001." Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 37(1), p. 150
The Role of Discipline in Hutterite Child Rearing
The Hutterian Brethren are an Anabaptist religious group who live communally and have flourished since coming to North America in the 1870s. Colony life is structured so as to resist the modernizing influences of the greater society and to instill conformity to traditional values and behaviors in their children. The authors examine the role of discipline in the child‐rearing behaviors of the Hutterites over time in the context of overall family c…
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