Carl N Zimet
Biographic Data
| ID | 2271872 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carl N Zimet |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carl N |
| FAMILY NAME | Zimet |
| SIGNATURE | ZIMET C N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yale University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
National Conference on Postdoctoral Training in Professional Psychology
The mental health care revolution
Managed mental health care, which encompasses a wide variety of approaches, is a response to precipitous increases in health care expenditures, particularly as they relate to mental health care. The shift from what seemed certain to become a national health insurance program only 15 years ago to the profit-driven corporate health care industry of today is truly revolutionary. These profound changes are beginning to have a major impact on the inde…
The mental health care revolution
Educators view people
Two hundred fifty-eight educators, 178 female and 80 male designated the words on the Gough Adjective Check List as being stereotypically associated with minority group members, dominant group members, or both. Adjectives on which 70 percent of all male and all female educators agreed were designated by society to either minority (N = 93) or dominant (N = 124) categories were used in eight of the ACL scales. Educators saw society as labeling domi…
Teachers View People
175 women and 80 men educators completed the Gough Adjective Check List identifying each word as being stereotypically associated with males, with females, or with both. Only those adjectives on which at least 70% of all educators agreed were assigned by society either to males ( N = 74) or to females ( N = 67) were used in eight of the check list scales. Men and women educators saw males as being perceived as significantly more achievement orien…
Effects of Group Size on Interaction in Small Groups
Conference on the professional preparation of clinical psychologists
Conference on the professional preparation of clinical psychologists
Clinical Evaluation in Psychotherapy
Emotional Factors in Primary Glaucoma
Emotional factors in primary glaucoma were studied through the use of psychological tests. The MMPI and the DAP tests were administered to 19 patients with primary glaucoma and to a 16-patient control group with nonglaucomatous eye disease matched as to age, sex, race, socioeconomic class, chronicity of eye disease, and degree of visual impairment. We were interested in two major types of comparisons--glaucoma vs. control, and marked vs. minimal …
An Ego-Psychological Scheme for Personality Assessment
Personality Features of Patients with Primary Glaucoma
Nineteen patients with primary glaucoma were studied from a medical, sociological, and psychiatric viewpoint in an effort to evaluate the personality features of this group. The control group consisted of 16 patients with nonglaucomatous eye disease, matched as to age, sex, race, socioeconomic class, chronicity of eye disease, and degree of visual impairment. These two groups were assessed and compared with respect to the oft-mentioned emotional …
Process-reactive schizophrenia and genetic levels of perception
Authoritarianism and Aesthetic Choice
Personality changes with a group therapeutic experience in a human relations seminar
Part I
Pre‐Post Changes in Attitudes and Motivations
Part I
Pre‐Post Changes in Attitudes and Motivations
Personality changes with a group therapeutic experience in a human relations seminar
Authoritarianism and Aesthetic Choice
Personality Features of Patients with Primary Glaucoma
Nineteen patients with primary glaucoma were studied from a medical, sociological, and psychiatric viewpoint in an effort to evaluate the personality features of this group. The control group consisted of 16 patients with nonglaucomatous eye disease, matched as to age, sex, race, socioeconomic class, chronicity of eye disease, and degree of visual impairment. These two groups were assessed and compared with respect to the oft-mentioned emotional …
Process-reactive schizophrenia and genetic levels of perception
Emotional Factors in Primary Glaucoma
Emotional factors in primary glaucoma were studied through the use of psychological tests. The MMPI and the DAP tests were administered to 19 patients with primary glaucoma and to a 16-patient control group with nonglaucomatous eye disease matched as to age, sex, race, socioeconomic class, chronicity of eye disease, and degree of visual impairment. We were interested in two major types of comparisons--glaucoma vs. control, and marked vs. minimal …
An Ego-Psychological Scheme for Personality Assessment
Clinical Evaluation in Psychotherapy
Conference on the professional preparation of clinical psychologists
Conference on the professional preparation of clinical psychologists
Effects of Group Size on Interaction in Small Groups
Teachers View People
175 women and 80 men educators completed the Gough Adjective Check List identifying each word as being stereotypically associated with males, with females, or with both. Only those adjectives on which at least 70% of all educators agreed were assigned by society either to males ( N = 74) or to females ( N = 67) were used in eight of the check list scales. Men and women educators saw males as being perceived as significantly more achievement orien…
Educators view people
Two hundred fifty-eight educators, 178 female and 80 male designated the words on the Gough Adjective Check List as being stereotypically associated with minority group members, dominant group members, or both. Adjectives on which 70 percent of all male and all female educators agreed were designated by society to either minority (N = 93) or dominant (N = 124) categories were used in eight of the ACL scales. Educators saw society as labeling domi…
The mental health care revolution
Managed mental health care, which encompasses a wide variety of approaches, is a response to precipitous increases in health care expenditures, particularly as they relate to mental health care. The shift from what seemed certain to become a national health insurance program only 15 years ago to the profit-driven corporate health care industry of today is truly revolutionary. These profound changes are beginning to have a major impact on the inde…
The mental health care revolution
National Conference on Postdoctoral Training in Professional Psychology
Psychology (16 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Personality (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Psychiatry (4 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Applied Psychology (3 works)