Lindsay Custer
Biographic Data
| ID | 200339 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lindsay Custer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lindsay |
| FAMILY NAME | Custer |
| SIGNATURE | CUSTER L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cascadia College, Bothell, WA, USA |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Bringing “Internationalization at Home” Opportunities to Community Colleges: Design and Assessment of an Online Exchange Activity between U.S. and Japanese Students
Increasing college students’ exposure to global contexts and improving their intercultural competency remain challenging educational objectives, especially at the community college level. Fortunately, the recent shift in higher education from study abroad opportunities toward so-called “internationalization at home” initiatives, where students interact with people from cultures outside their own while remaining on their home campuses, offers new …
Marital Quality
Marital quality is a dynamic concept, as the nature and quality of people's relationships change over time. There have been two major approaches to conceptualizing and measuring marital quality: looking at the relationship itself (examining patterns of interaction, such as the amount and type of conflict) and looking at individual feelings of the people in the relationship (evaluative judgments of happiness or satisfaction). Marital quality and r…
The Social Context of Married Women's Work and Its Impact on Black Husbands and White Husbands
Married women's increasing labor force participation has received much research attention (Fendrich, 1984; Gutek, Stromberg, & Larwood, 1988; Hochschild, 1989; Kessler & McRae, 1982; Rosenfield, 1992). Although research has demonstrated that married women's employment outside the home can have positive physical and mental effects on wives (Burke & Weir, 1976; Kessler & McRae, 1982), there is still the sense that these benefits may come at the exp…
The Social Context of Married Women's Work and Its Impact on Black Husbands and White Husbands
Married women's increasing labor force participation has received much research attention (Fendrich, 1984; Gutek, Stromberg, & Larwood, 1988; Hochschild, 1989; Kessler & McRae, 1982; Rosenfield, 1992). Although research has demonstrated that married women's employment outside the home can have positive physical and mental effects on wives (Burke & Weir, 1976; Kessler & McRae, 1982), there is still the sense that these benefits may come at the exp…
Bringing “Internationalization at Home” Opportunities to Community Colleges: Design and Assessment of an Online Exchange Activity between U.S. and Japanese Students
Increasing college students’ exposure to global contexts and improving their intercultural competency remain challenging educational objectives, especially at the community college level. Fortunately, the recent shift in higher education from study abroad opportunities toward so-called “internationalization at home” initiatives, where students interact with people from cultures outside their own while remaining on their home campuses, offers new …
The Social Context of Married Women's Work and Its Impact on Black Husbands and White Husbands
Married women's increasing labor force participation has received much research attention (Fendrich, 1984; Gutek, Stromberg, & Larwood, 1988; Hochschild, 1989; Kessler & McRae, 1982; Rosenfield, 1992). Although research has demonstrated that married women's employment outside the home can have positive physical and mental effects on wives (Burke & Weir, 1976; Kessler & McRae, 1982), there is still the sense that these benefits may come at the exp…
Marital Quality
Marital quality is a dynamic concept, as the nature and quality of people's relationships change over time. There have been two major approaches to conceptualizing and measuring marital quality: looking at the relationship itself (examining patterns of interaction, such as the amount and type of conflict) and looking at individual feelings of the people in the relationship (evaluative judgments of happiness or satisfaction). Marital quality and r…
Bringing “Internationalization at Home” Opportunities to Community Colleges: Design and Assessment of an Online Exchange Activity between U.S. and Japanese Students
Increasing college students’ exposure to global contexts and improving their intercultural competency remain challenging educational objectives, especially at the community college level. Fortunately, the recent shift in higher education from study abroad opportunities toward so-called “internationalization at home” initiatives, where students interact with people from cultures outside their own while remaining on their home campuses, offers new …
Psychology (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (1 works) · Black women (1 works) · Business (1 works) · Clinical Psychology (1 works) · Clinical Psychology (1 works) · Computer Science (1 works)