Jerry G Bode
Biographic Data
| ID | 241034 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jerry G Bode |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jerry G |
| FAMILY NAME | Bode |
| SIGNATURE | BODE J G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Arizona |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
"Computerization" of a Sociology Department: The Experience at Ball State
This article traces the development of faculty computer literacy and the extensive use of computer capabilities in undergraduate instruction in a single sociology department. It describes situational parameters before beginning a systematic development plan, transitional stages, current computer uses and benefits, and planned further development. Several guidelines and cautions are suggested for the developmental process in other departments, inc…
Rashomon, Working Wives, and Family Division of Labor: Middletown, 1980
Using data from a random sample (N = 316) of currently married adults, loglinear techniques are used to examine five aspects of household division of labor between husbands and wives as these relate to sex of respondent, labor-force status of the wife, and other independent variables. The items-preparing meals, paying bills, performing home repairs, child discipline, and taking a child to the doctor -all show strong perception differences by sex …
Problems of Modern Society
The New American Society
Status and Mobility of Catholics vis-a-vis Several Protestant Denominations: More Evidence
IN RECENT YEARS, several authors have shown that over the past two or three decades the status of Catholics in America has risen more rapidly than that of Protestants (see Greeley, 1963; Bressler and Westoff, 1963; Mack et al., 1956; Vaughn et al., 1966; and Lipset and Bendix, 1959). A recent and well-documented article by Glenn and Hyland (1967) demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt that Catholics are now of higher average status than Protestants…
Rashomon, Working Wives, and Family Division of Labor: Middletown, 1980
Using data from a random sample (N = 316) of currently married adults, loglinear techniques are used to examine five aspects of household division of labor between husbands and wives as these relate to sex of respondent, labor-force status of the wife, and other independent variables. The items-preparing meals, paying bills, performing home repairs, child discipline, and taking a child to the doctor -all show strong perception differences by sex …
Status and Mobility of Catholics vis-a-vis Several Protestant Denominations: More Evidence
IN RECENT YEARS, several authors have shown that over the past two or three decades the status of Catholics in America has risen more rapidly than that of Protestants (see Greeley, 1963; Bressler and Westoff, 1963; Mack et al., 1956; Vaughn et al., 1966; and Lipset and Bendix, 1959). A recent and well-documented article by Glenn and Hyland (1967) demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt that Catholics are now of higher average status than Protestants…
"Computerization" of a Sociology Department: The Experience at Ball State
This article traces the development of faculty computer literacy and the extensive use of computer capabilities in undergraduate instruction in a single sociology department. It describes situational parameters before beginning a systematic development plan, transitional stages, current computer uses and benefits, and planned further development. Several guidelines and cautions are suggested for the developmental process in other departments, inc…
Status and Mobility of Catholics vis-a-vis Several Protestant Denominations: More Evidence
IN RECENT YEARS, several authors have shown that over the past two or three decades the status of Catholics in America has risen more rapidly than that of Protestants (see Greeley, 1963; Bressler and Westoff, 1963; Mack et al., 1956; Vaughn et al., 1966; and Lipset and Bendix, 1959). A recent and well-documented article by Glenn and Hyland (1967) demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt that Catholics are now of higher average status than Protestants…
The New American Society
Problems of Modern Society
Rashomon, Working Wives, and Family Division of Labor: Middletown, 1980
Using data from a random sample (N = 316) of currently married adults, loglinear techniques are used to examine five aspects of household division of labor between husbands and wives as these relate to sex of respondent, labor-force status of the wife, and other independent variables. The items-preparing meals, paying bills, performing home repairs, child discipline, and taking a child to the doctor -all show strong perception differences by sex …
"Computerization" of a Sociology Department: The Experience at Ball State
This article traces the development of faculty computer literacy and the extensive use of computer capabilities in undergraduate instruction in a single sociology department. It describes situational parameters before beginning a systematic development plan, transitional stages, current computer uses and benefits, and planned further development. Several guidelines and cautions are suggested for the developmental process in other departments, inc…
Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (2 works) · American Environmental and Regional History (1 works) · American History and Culture (1 works) · Ball (mathematics (1 works) · Computer Science (1 works) · Demography (1 works) · Demography (1 works) · Division of labour (1 works)