Lakshmi K Bharadwaj
Biographic Data
| ID | 210164 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lakshmi K Bharadwaj |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lakshmi K |
| FAMILY NAME | Bharadwaj |
| SIGNATURE | BHARADWAJ L K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Principled versus pragmatic nonviolence
This essay is devoted to exploring the crucial difference between principled and pragmatic nonviolence. It is informed by the conviction that confusing the latter with the former clouds our understanding of the theory and practice of nonviolence in our personal, civic, and political lives
Life Domain Predictors of Satisfaction with Personal Efficacy
Data from a sample of northwestern Wisconsin residents reveal that satisfaction with personal efficacy is tied to satisfaction with the activity domains of spare time activities, work, family, and spiritual life, with the resource domain of health, and in some cases, of income and education, and with the consumption domain of standard of living. Sex differences in the domain predictors reflect the primacy of work-related factors for men and of fa…
Life domain statisfactions and personal social integration
What is Real? The Failure of the Phenomenological Approach in a Field Study of the Divine Light Mission
The prediction of perceived well-being
Occupational Satisfaction of Farm Husbands and Wives
Data from a sample of 500 Wisconsin farm families provide only partial support for the hypothesis that husbands and wives derive their primary satisfaction with occupational success from aspirations and attainments in their respective role areas. Farm mechanization and level of living best predict the husband's satisfaction, while gross farm income is the single most important predictor of the wife's satisfaction. Also, among aspiration measures,…
Dimensions of Aspirations, Work Roles, and Decision-Making of Farm Husbands and Wives in Wisconsin
Dimensions of aspirations, work roles, and decision-making are delineated by the use of factor analysis. The rotated factors indicate that the instrumental-task and decision-making structure of the farm family is multidimensional. Intercorrelations of husband and wife measures indicate that there is a specialization in decision-making as well as in the performance of tasks with joint involvement in certain areas. While there is a consensus upon f…
The prediction of perceived well-being
Life domain statisfactions and personal social integration
Life Domain Predictors of Satisfaction with Personal Efficacy
Data from a sample of northwestern Wisconsin residents reveal that satisfaction with personal efficacy is tied to satisfaction with the activity domains of spare time activities, work, family, and spiritual life, with the resource domain of health, and in some cases, of income and education, and with the consumption domain of standard of living. Sex differences in the domain predictors reflect the primacy of work-related factors for men and of fa…
Dimensions of Aspirations, Work Roles, and Decision-Making of Farm Husbands and Wives in Wisconsin
Dimensions of aspirations, work roles, and decision-making are delineated by the use of factor analysis. The rotated factors indicate that the instrumental-task and decision-making structure of the farm family is multidimensional. Intercorrelations of husband and wife measures indicate that there is a specialization in decision-making as well as in the performance of tasks with joint involvement in certain areas. While there is a consensus upon f…
Principled versus pragmatic nonviolence
This essay is devoted to exploring the crucial difference between principled and pragmatic nonviolence. It is informed by the conviction that confusing the latter with the former clouds our understanding of the theory and practice of nonviolence in our personal, civic, and political lives
What is Real? The Failure of the Phenomenological Approach in a Field Study of the Divine Light Mission
Occupational Satisfaction of Farm Husbands and Wives
Data from a sample of 500 Wisconsin farm families provide only partial support for the hypothesis that husbands and wives derive their primary satisfaction with occupational success from aspirations and attainments in their respective role areas. Farm mechanization and level of living best predict the husband's satisfaction, while gross farm income is the single most important predictor of the wife's satisfaction. Also, among aspiration measures,…
Dimensions of Aspirations, Work Roles, and Decision-Making of Farm Husbands and Wives in Wisconsin
Dimensions of aspirations, work roles, and decision-making are delineated by the use of factor analysis. The rotated factors indicate that the instrumental-task and decision-making structure of the farm family is multidimensional. Intercorrelations of husband and wife measures indicate that there is a specialization in decision-making as well as in the performance of tasks with joint involvement in certain areas. While there is a consensus upon f…
Occupational Satisfaction of Farm Husbands and Wives
Data from a sample of 500 Wisconsin farm families provide only partial support for the hypothesis that husbands and wives derive their primary satisfaction with occupational success from aspirations and attainments in their respective role areas. Farm mechanization and level of living best predict the husband's satisfaction, while gross farm income is the single most important predictor of the wife's satisfaction. Also, among aspiration measures,…
The prediction of perceived well-being
What is Real? The Failure of the Phenomenological Approach in a Field Study of the Divine Light Mission
Life Domain Predictors of Satisfaction with Personal Efficacy
Data from a sample of northwestern Wisconsin residents reveal that satisfaction with personal efficacy is tied to satisfaction with the activity domains of spare time activities, work, family, and spiritual life, with the resource domain of health, and in some cases, of income and education, and with the consumption domain of standard of living. Sex differences in the domain predictors reflect the primacy of work-related factors for men and of fa…
Life domain statisfactions and personal social integration
Principled versus pragmatic nonviolence
This essay is devoted to exploring the crucial difference between principled and pragmatic nonviolence. It is informed by the conviction that confusing the latter with the former clouds our understanding of the theory and practice of nonviolence in our personal, civic, and political lives
Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Gerontology (3 works) · Life satisfaction (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sample (material (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Architecture, Design, and Social History (2 works)