Judith M Tanur
Biographic Data
| ID | 251931 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Judith M Tanur |
| GIVEN NAMES | Judith M |
| FAMILY NAME | Tanur |
| SIGNATURE | TANUR J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | State University of New York at Stony Brook |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Sample Surveys: Cognitive Aspects of Survey Design
Sample Survey Methodology, History of
Cognition and Survey Research
Survey Responses: An Evaluation of Their Validity
Background of the Research: Introduction Accuracy Levels in Surveys: Factors Affecting Response Accuracy: Accuracy Levels in Surveys: Factors Affecting Response Accuracy-introduction. Reports on Comparatively Nonthreatening Topics. Reports on Sensitive Topics. Reports on Financial Questions. Accuracy Levels in Surveys: Factors Affecting Response Accuracy - Discussion and Conclusions. Other Issues in Survey Research: Self-Report Versus Actual Data…
Questions About Questions: Inquiries into the Cognitive Bases of Surveys
A Review Measuring Unemployment in the Nineties
Journal Article THE POLLS—A REVIEW: MEASURING UNEMPLOYMENT IN THE NINETIES Get access JANET L. NORWOOD, JANET L. NORWOOD JANET L. NORWOOD is senior fellow at the Urban Institute in Washington, DC, and served as the U.S. commissioner of labor statistics from 1979 through 1991 and consequently had responsibility for the first several years of the CPS redesign project, JUDITH M. TANUR is professor of sociology at the State University of New York at …
Gender and Musical Instruments: Winds of Change? Jason Zervoudakes
A nationwide probability sample of elementary schools, high schools, and colleges and universities was contacted and asked to send programs from band and orchestra concerts over the past three decades. Players of instruments were coded for gender by means of their first names. Using the band or orchestra as the unit of analysis, we found that the mean proportion of females playing historically “male” instruments increased over the period, but so …
Measurement Errors in Surveys
Partial table of contents: THE QUESTIONNAIRE. The Current Status of Questionnaire Design (N. Bradburn & S. Sudman). Context Effects in the General Social Survey (T. Smith). RESPONDENTS AND RESPONSES. Recall Error: Sources and Bias Reduction Techniques (D. Eisenhower, et al.). Toward a Response Model in Establishment Surveys (W. Edwards & D. Cantor). INTERVIEWERS AND OTHER MEANS OF DATA COLLECTION. The Design and Analysis of Reinterview: An Overvi…
Multiple modeling of propensity to adopt residential energy conservation retrofits
Cognitive psychology meets the national survey
Cognitive psychology meets the national survey
Methods for Large-Scale Surveys and Experiments
The Analysis of Covariance and Alternatives
Ceremonial occasions and mortality: A third look
Ceremonial occasions and mortality: A third look
Children's Development of Interpersonal Resources
Douglas McAdam, David Ross, Judith Tanur, David Uglow, Eugene Weinstein, Donald Lee Zimmerman, Children's Development of Interpersonal Resources, Social Psychology Quarterly, Vol. 44, No. 1 (Mar., 1981), pp. 53-58
Women, Karate, and Gender Typing
When women have the physical ability to overcome men, a major basis of cognitive categorization is violated and dissonance created. Two dissonance-resolving mechanisms take place-derision and denial. A study of women trained in Karate1 provided an opportunity to examine these dissonance-reducing mechanisms. Results from fieldwork and questionnaires administered to both participants in Karate and a sample of students reveal that dissonace created …
Basic Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
Toward Taming Statistics the Monster
Statistics: A Guide to Political and Social Issues
Strategic Interaction in Children: An Experiment in Role-Taking and Expression Management
And some men have leadership thrust upon them
Viewing leadership behavior as a joint function of situational factors, individual predispositions, and followers' responsive behavior, this study used 64 subjects, half of them high and half of them low in measured leadership self-concept. Half had a high and half a low stake in a group task. Each subject was twice appointed leader of a three-man group, once exposed to "followers" (experimenter's condederates,) altercasting him to lead, once to …
Statistics: A Guide to the Unknown
Self-interest and Expectations of Altruism in Exchange Situations
This research focuses on norms concerning altruistic behavior and how information is used in assessing these norms. The research context was situations involving conflicting norms of self-interest versus altruism. Five categories of information were used: (1) ego's stake in the encounter, (2) relationship between ego and alter, (3) audience to the behavior, (4) legitimacy for self-interest behavior, and (5) alter's cost if ego fails to help him.S…
Gender and Musical Instruments: Winds of Change? Jason Zervoudakes
A nationwide probability sample of elementary schools, high schools, and colleges and universities was contacted and asked to send programs from band and orchestra concerts over the past three decades. Players of instruments were coded for gender by means of their first names. Using the band or orchestra as the unit of analysis, we found that the mean proportion of females playing historically “male” instruments increased over the period, but so …
And some men have leadership thrust upon them
Viewing leadership behavior as a joint function of situational factors, individual predispositions, and followers' responsive behavior, this study used 64 subjects, half of them high and half of them low in measured leadership self-concept. Half had a high and half a low stake in a group task. Each subject was twice appointed leader of a three-man group, once exposed to "followers" (experimenter's condederates,) altercasting him to lead, once to …
Statistics: A Guide to the Unknown
Self-interest and Expectations of Altruism in Exchange Situations
This research focuses on norms concerning altruistic behavior and how information is used in assessing these norms. The research context was situations involving conflicting norms of self-interest versus altruism. Five categories of information were used: (1) ego's stake in the encounter, (2) relationship between ego and alter, (3) audience to the behavior, (4) legitimacy for self-interest behavior, and (5) alter's cost if ego fails to help him.S…
Strategic Interaction in Children: An Experiment in Role-Taking and Expression Management
And some men have leadership thrust upon them
Viewing leadership behavior as a joint function of situational factors, individual predispositions, and followers' responsive behavior, this study used 64 subjects, half of them high and half of them low in measured leadership self-concept. Half had a high and half a low stake in a group task. Each subject was twice appointed leader of a three-man group, once exposed to "followers" (experimenter's condederates,) altercasting him to lead, once to …
Statistics: A Guide to Political and Social Issues
Basic Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
Toward Taming Statistics the Monster
Ceremonial occasions and mortality: A third look
Ceremonial occasions and mortality: A third look
Children's Development of Interpersonal Resources
Douglas McAdam, David Ross, Judith Tanur, David Uglow, Eugene Weinstein, Donald Lee Zimmerman, Children's Development of Interpersonal Resources, Social Psychology Quarterly, Vol. 44, No. 1 (Mar., 1981), pp. 53-58
Women, Karate, and Gender Typing
When women have the physical ability to overcome men, a major basis of cognitive categorization is violated and dissonance created. Two dissonance-resolving mechanisms take place-derision and denial. A study of women trained in Karate1 provided an opportunity to examine these dissonance-reducing mechanisms. Results from fieldwork and questionnaires administered to both participants in Karate and a sample of students reveal that dissonace created …
The Analysis of Covariance and Alternatives
Methods for Large-Scale Surveys and Experiments
Cognitive psychology meets the national survey
Cognitive psychology meets the national survey
Multiple modeling of propensity to adopt residential energy conservation retrofits
Measurement Errors in Surveys
Partial table of contents: THE QUESTIONNAIRE. The Current Status of Questionnaire Design (N. Bradburn & S. Sudman). Context Effects in the General Social Survey (T. Smith). RESPONDENTS AND RESPONSES. Recall Error: Sources and Bias Reduction Techniques (D. Eisenhower, et al.). Toward a Response Model in Establishment Surveys (W. Edwards & D. Cantor). INTERVIEWERS AND OTHER MEANS OF DATA COLLECTION. The Design and Analysis of Reinterview: An Overvi…
Questions About Questions: Inquiries into the Cognitive Bases of Surveys
A Review Measuring Unemployment in the Nineties
Journal Article THE POLLS—A REVIEW: MEASURING UNEMPLOYMENT IN THE NINETIES Get access JANET L. NORWOOD, JANET L. NORWOOD JANET L. NORWOOD is senior fellow at the Urban Institute in Washington, DC, and served as the U.S. commissioner of labor statistics from 1979 through 1991 and consequently had responsibility for the first several years of the CPS redesign project, JUDITH M. TANUR is professor of sociology at the State University of New York at …
Gender and Musical Instruments: Winds of Change? Jason Zervoudakes
A nationwide probability sample of elementary schools, high schools, and colleges and universities was contacted and asked to send programs from band and orchestra concerts over the past three decades. Players of instruments were coded for gender by means of their first names. Using the band or orchestra as the unit of analysis, we found that the mean proportion of females playing historically “male” instruments increased over the period, but so …
Survey Responses: An Evaluation of Their Validity
Background of the Research: Introduction Accuracy Levels in Surveys: Factors Affecting Response Accuracy: Accuracy Levels in Surveys: Factors Affecting Response Accuracy-introduction. Reports on Comparatively Nonthreatening Topics. Reports on Sensitive Topics. Reports on Financial Questions. Accuracy Levels in Surveys: Factors Affecting Response Accuracy - Discussion and Conclusions. Other Issues in Survey Research: Self-Report Versus Actual Data…
Cognition and Survey Research
Sample Surveys: Cognitive Aspects of Survey Design
Sample Survey Methodology, History of
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