Elizabeth Rice Allgeier
Biographic Data
| ID | 213150 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth Rice Allgeier |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth Rice |
| FAMILY NAME | Allgeier |
| SIGNATURE | ALLGEIER E R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bowling Green State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 123 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Sexual Desire Inventory as a Measure of Sexual Motivation in College Students
The human sexual response consists of at least two phases of behavior, the motivational phase and the consummatory phase, which are difficult to isolate. Sexual motivation questionnaires commonly contain items that assume sexual intercourse or partners' experience and are often difficult to use with sexually inexperienced persons. The Sexual Desire Inventory by Spector, Carey, and Steinberg does not appear to be confounded with consummatory behav…
Looking deeper: Extradyadic behaviors, jealousy, and perceived unfaithfulness in hypothetical dating relationships
This report expands on past research dealing with extradyadic (ED) relations in dating relationships by examining behaviors beyond those of a strictly sexual or romantic nature that college‐age men and women consider to be unfaithful. Undergraduates ( N = 219) from a U.S. university rated a hypothetical partner's ED sexual behavior, sexual fantasies, romantic attachments, flirting, group, and dyadic social activities including a member of the oth…
Feigning sexual desire: Consenting to unwanted sexual activity in heterosexual dating relationships
The prevalence rates of unwanted sexual activity indicate that a substantial proportion of both men and women are at risk for experiencing unwanted (nonconsensual) sexual activity. However, little is known about the extent to which men and women consent to unwanted sexual activity, such as when a person indicates willingness to engage in a sexual activity at a time when he or she experiences no sexual desire. In the current study, 80 male and 80 …
Over-Confidence and under-Performance: Men's Perceived Accuracy and Actual Performance in a Course
The confidence and actual performance of 121 undergraduates in general social psychological knowledge was examined in an applied setting on a pretest measure and first examination score. Men indicated higher confidence in their performance on the pretest measure than women. Men overestimated and women underestimated their performance, although men's and women's scores were not different. However, women scored higher than men on the class examinat…
Factors Considered by Ohio Juvenile Court Judges in Judicial Bypass Judgments: A Policy-Capturing Approach
Judicial bypass is a procedure by which a minor can bypass notification of her parents to obtain an abortion if a judge finds her to be sufficiently mature. We examined the factors used by juvenile court judges in judicial bypass. Nine Ohio juvenile court judges indicated the likelihood of granting judicial bypass for 48 fictitious adolescents based on six factors relevant to each minor's maturity. Individual policies were calculated according to…
How Useful is Evolutionary Psychology for Understanding Contemporary Human Sexual Behavior
My own view of the optimal outcome [of investigation and writing from an evolutionary perspective] would be for the significance of evolution to become so widely known and so thoroughly embedded in the understanding of those working in the human-oriented disciplines, that its tenets can be employed, without fanfare, when they are useful, and ignored or discarded when they are not
Teaching Human Sexuality: Personalizing the Impersonal Lecture
John DeLamater, Janet Shibley Hyde, Elizabeth Rice Allgeier, Teaching Human Sexuality: Personalizing the Impersonal Lecture, Teaching Sociology, Vol. 22, No. 4, Interpersonal and Interactional Aspects of Teaching (Oct., 1994), pp. 309-318
The Measurement of Sexual-Esteem: Investigation of Snell and Papini′s (1989) Sexuality Scale
Books: Genes & Gender V: Women at Work: Socialization Toward Inequality
Sexual Socialization for Therapists: Applications for the Counseling/Psychotherapy of Women
No abstract available for this article
Sexual attitudes as correlates of sexual details in human figure drawing
The influence of androgynous identification on heterosexual relations
Abortion: Reward for conscientious contraceptive use
Debate regarding the morality of abortion has ranged from expressions of concern for the fetus by anti‐abortionists to assertions by those favoring legalized abortion that women should control their own bodies. The present research explored the possibility that the social acceptability of the sexual relationship and the extent of contraceptive conscientiousness of an abortion applicant influences favorability of response toward abortion. After re…
Feigning sexual desire: Consenting to unwanted sexual activity in heterosexual dating relationships
The prevalence rates of unwanted sexual activity indicate that a substantial proportion of both men and women are at risk for experiencing unwanted (nonconsensual) sexual activity. However, little is known about the extent to which men and women consent to unwanted sexual activity, such as when a person indicates willingness to engage in a sexual activity at a time when he or she experiences no sexual desire. In the current study, 80 male and 80 …
The Measurement of Sexual-Esteem: Investigation of Snell and Papini′s (1989) Sexuality Scale
The influence of androgynous identification on heterosexual relations
How Useful is Evolutionary Psychology for Understanding Contemporary Human Sexual Behavior
My own view of the optimal outcome [of investigation and writing from an evolutionary perspective] would be for the significance of evolution to become so widely known and so thoroughly embedded in the understanding of those working in the human-oriented disciplines, that its tenets can be employed, without fanfare, when they are useful, and ignored or discarded when they are not
Factors Considered by Ohio Juvenile Court Judges in Judicial Bypass Judgments: A Policy-Capturing Approach
Judicial bypass is a procedure by which a minor can bypass notification of her parents to obtain an abortion if a judge finds her to be sufficiently mature. We examined the factors used by juvenile court judges in judicial bypass. Nine Ohio juvenile court judges indicated the likelihood of granting judicial bypass for 48 fictitious adolescents based on six factors relevant to each minor's maturity. Individual policies were calculated according to…
Teaching Human Sexuality: Personalizing the Impersonal Lecture
John DeLamater, Janet Shibley Hyde, Elizabeth Rice Allgeier, Teaching Human Sexuality: Personalizing the Impersonal Lecture, Teaching Sociology, Vol. 22, No. 4, Interpersonal and Interactional Aspects of Teaching (Oct., 1994), pp. 309-318
Abortion: Reward for conscientious contraceptive use
Debate regarding the morality of abortion has ranged from expressions of concern for the fetus by anti‐abortionists to assertions by those favoring legalized abortion that women should control their own bodies. The present research explored the possibility that the social acceptability of the sexual relationship and the extent of contraceptive conscientiousness of an abortion applicant influences favorability of response toward abortion. After re…
The influence of androgynous identification on heterosexual relations
Sexual Socialization for Therapists: Applications for the Counseling/Psychotherapy of Women
No abstract available for this article
Sexual attitudes as correlates of sexual details in human figure drawing
Books: Genes & Gender V: Women at Work: Socialization Toward Inequality
The Measurement of Sexual-Esteem: Investigation of Snell and Papini′s (1989) Sexuality Scale
How Useful is Evolutionary Psychology for Understanding Contemporary Human Sexual Behavior
My own view of the optimal outcome [of investigation and writing from an evolutionary perspective] would be for the significance of evolution to become so widely known and so thoroughly embedded in the understanding of those working in the human-oriented disciplines, that its tenets can be employed, without fanfare, when they are useful, and ignored or discarded when they are not
Teaching Human Sexuality: Personalizing the Impersonal Lecture
John DeLamater, Janet Shibley Hyde, Elizabeth Rice Allgeier, Teaching Human Sexuality: Personalizing the Impersonal Lecture, Teaching Sociology, Vol. 22, No. 4, Interpersonal and Interactional Aspects of Teaching (Oct., 1994), pp. 309-318
Factors Considered by Ohio Juvenile Court Judges in Judicial Bypass Judgments: A Policy-Capturing Approach
Judicial bypass is a procedure by which a minor can bypass notification of her parents to obtain an abortion if a judge finds her to be sufficiently mature. We examined the factors used by juvenile court judges in judicial bypass. Nine Ohio juvenile court judges indicated the likelihood of granting judicial bypass for 48 fictitious adolescents based on six factors relevant to each minor's maturity. Individual policies were calculated according to…
Over-Confidence and under-Performance: Men's Perceived Accuracy and Actual Performance in a Course
The confidence and actual performance of 121 undergraduates in general social psychological knowledge was examined in an applied setting on a pretest measure and first examination score. Men indicated higher confidence in their performance on the pretest measure than women. Men overestimated and women underestimated their performance, although men's and women's scores were not different. However, women scored higher than men on the class examinat…
Feigning sexual desire: Consenting to unwanted sexual activity in heterosexual dating relationships
The prevalence rates of unwanted sexual activity indicate that a substantial proportion of both men and women are at risk for experiencing unwanted (nonconsensual) sexual activity. However, little is known about the extent to which men and women consent to unwanted sexual activity, such as when a person indicates willingness to engage in a sexual activity at a time when he or she experiences no sexual desire. In the current study, 80 male and 80 …
Looking deeper: Extradyadic behaviors, jealousy, and perceived unfaithfulness in hypothetical dating relationships
This report expands on past research dealing with extradyadic (ED) relations in dating relationships by examining behaviors beyond those of a strictly sexual or romantic nature that college‐age men and women consider to be unfaithful. Undergraduates ( N = 219) from a U.S. university rated a hypothetical partner's ED sexual behavior, sexual fantasies, romantic attachments, flirting, group, and dyadic social activities including a member of the oth…
The Sexual Desire Inventory as a Measure of Sexual Motivation in College Students
The human sexual response consists of at least two phases of behavior, the motivational phase and the consummatory phase, which are difficult to isolate. Sexual motivation questionnaires commonly contain items that assume sexual intercourse or partners' experience and are often difficult to use with sexually inexperienced persons. The Sexual Desire Inventory by Spector, Carey, and Steinberg does not appear to be confounded with consummatory behav…
Psychology (12 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Developmental psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (5 works) · Human sexuality (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (3 works)