Joe M Bohlen
Biographic Data
| ID | 224306 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joe M Bohlen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joe M |
| FAMILY NAME | Bohlen |
| SIGNATURE | BOHLEN J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Iowa State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Exchange of Conjugal Power in the Control of Family Food Consumption
The objective of this investigation was to examine the process involved in decision making in regard to family food behavior. One hundred and sixteen young married couples were asked to respond to a questionnaire designed to elicit the different types of power used by husbands and wives with regard to family food preferences. The study centered around two dimensions: (1) the type of power used by husbands to control or influence food preferences …
Self-Concept and the Reaction of a Significant Other: A Comparison of Husbands and Wives
This paper explores the relationship between an actor's self-concept and a significant other's actual and perceived descriptions of the actor. One hundred sixteen married couples were interviewed. Three areas of investigation were developed: role-taking as social influence, accuracy in role-taking and agreement and evaluation between spouses. The data did not support the reflective self-concept notion. There was significant discrepancy between hu…
Conceptualizing and Measuring the Diffusion of Innovations
CONCEPTUALIZING AND MEASURING THE DIFFUSION OF INNOVATIONSThis presentation has discussed a conceptualization and measurement of extent of diffusion that closely approximates the theoretical definition of diffusion as the spread of an innovation. Rather than equating extent of diffusion with the proportion of adoption units in the adoption stage it is equated with the proportion of adoption units in each stage of the adoption process. The discuss…
Needed Research on Adoption Models1
Needed Research on Adoption ModelsThis paper outlines the development and present conventional form of the models of adoption. The five stage model of awareness, information, evaluation, trial and adoption, has been logically derived from assumptions about the process by which the human personality develops and how man responds to stimuli received: man is a telic being, an acting being and an organising being. The consequent operational model of …
Introduction to the Discussion
Leadership and Dynamic Group Action
Leadership and Dynamic Group Action
Self-Concept and the Reaction of a Significant Other: A Comparison of Husbands and Wives
This paper explores the relationship between an actor's self-concept and a significant other's actual and perceived descriptions of the actor. One hundred sixteen married couples were interviewed. Three areas of investigation were developed: role-taking as social influence, accuracy in role-taking and agreement and evaluation between spouses. The data did not support the reflective self-concept notion. There was significant discrepancy between hu…
Needed Research on Adoption Models1
Needed Research on Adoption ModelsThis paper outlines the development and present conventional form of the models of adoption. The five stage model of awareness, information, evaluation, trial and adoption, has been logically derived from assumptions about the process by which the human personality develops and how man responds to stimuli received: man is a telic being, an acting being and an organising being. The consequent operational model of …
Leadership and Dynamic Group Action
Leadership and Dynamic Group Action
Introduction to the Discussion
Needed Research on Adoption Models1
Needed Research on Adoption ModelsThis paper outlines the development and present conventional form of the models of adoption. The five stage model of awareness, information, evaluation, trial and adoption, has been logically derived from assumptions about the process by which the human personality develops and how man responds to stimuli received: man is a telic being, an acting being and an organising being. The consequent operational model of …
Conceptualizing and Measuring the Diffusion of Innovations
CONCEPTUALIZING AND MEASURING THE DIFFUSION OF INNOVATIONSThis presentation has discussed a conceptualization and measurement of extent of diffusion that closely approximates the theoretical definition of diffusion as the spread of an innovation. Rather than equating extent of diffusion with the proportion of adoption units in the adoption stage it is equated with the proportion of adoption units in each stage of the adoption process. The discuss…
Self-Concept and the Reaction of a Significant Other: A Comparison of Husbands and Wives
This paper explores the relationship between an actor's self-concept and a significant other's actual and perceived descriptions of the actor. One hundred sixteen married couples were interviewed. Three areas of investigation were developed: role-taking as social influence, accuracy in role-taking and agreement and evaluation between spouses. The data did not support the reflective self-concept notion. There was significant discrepancy between hu…
Exchange of Conjugal Power in the Control of Family Food Consumption
The objective of this investigation was to examine the process involved in decision making in regard to family food behavior. One hundred and sixteen young married couples were asked to respond to a questionnaire designed to elicit the different types of power used by husbands and wives with regard to family food preferences. The study centered around two dimensions: (1) the type of power used by husbands to control or influence food preferences …
Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Physics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Chemistry (2 works) · Complex Systems and Decision Making (2 works)