C E Tygart
Biographic Data
| ID | 258864 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C E Tygart |
| GIVEN NAMES | C E |
| FAMILY NAME | Tygart |
| SIGNATURE | TYGART C E |
| AFFILIATIONS | California State University, Fullerton |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Respondents' ‘Free Will’ View of Criminal Behavior and Support for Capital Punishment
Do Public Schools Increase Juvenile Delinquency
Acts of juvenile delinquency are related to school attendance, sex; and age
Juvenile Delinquency and Number of Children in a Family: Some Empirical and Theoretical Updates
Participants in the nuclear weapons freeze movement
Explanations of why people participate in social movements are usually ad hoc combinations of ideology, social support, and ecological factors. This survey of Californians active in the nuclear freeze movement found that rather than structural isolation, as suggested by collective behavior tradition, the participants displayed links to Democratic Party organizations and the previous anti-Vietnam War movement. At least some social movements may be…
Public School Vandalism: Some Revised Strain Theory Perspectives
Incidence of school vandalism is related to school level, SES, student test scores, and school track, and is explained by strain theory
Moral Autonomy and Social-Political Activism among the Faculty and Staff of a West Coast University
In multivariate analysis, moral autonomy contributed to the explained variance for participation in politically Leftist social movements. On the bivariate level, 'world view' variables besides moral autonomy were also related to social movement participation: (1) authoritarianism, (2) dogmatism, (3) efficacy, and (4) religiosity. In multivariate analysis, the effects of all the explanatory variables except moral autonomy almost entirely disappear…
Criminal Subculture Influence among Middle-Class and Nonaffluent Youth
On the Adequacies of the Utilization of the Concept of 'Denomination' in the Explanation of the Position of Clergy on Social Issues
C. E. Tygart, On the Adequacies of the Utilization of the Concept of "Denomination" in the Explanation of the Position of Clergy on Social Issues, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 15, No. 1 (Mar., 1976), pp. 87-90
Case Book on Church and Society
Journal Article Case Book on Church and Society edited by K. R. Bidston, F. K. Foulkes, A. D. Myers and L. Weeks. Nashville, Tennessee: Abingdon Press, 1974, 219 pp. $5.95 Get access C. E. Tygart C. E. Tygart California State University, Fullerton Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 36, Issue 3, Fall 1975, Page 277, https://doi.org/10.2307/3710372 Published: 01 October 1975
Suburban Religion: Churches and Synagogues in the American Experience
Journal Article Suburban Religion: Churches and Synagogues in the American Experience by W. W. Schroeder, V. Obenhaus, L. A. Jones and T. Sweester. Chicago, Illinois: Center for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1974, 266 pp., $9.95, cloth bound, $5.95 Get access C. E. Tygart C. E. Tygart California State University, Fullerton Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 36, Issue 2, Summe…
Political Liberalism-Conser Va Tism Among University Students: The Question of Dimensionality
Religiosity and University Student Anti-Vietnam War Attitudes: A Negative or Curvilinear Relationship
With 1,006 randomly selected UCLA student respondents, the relationship between religiosity and anti-Vietnam war attitudes was examined. Religiosity was measured by regularity of church attendance and the importance which respondents gave to their religion apart from attendance of religious services. For Roman Catholic, Protestant and Jewish respondents, degree of religiosity made no difference for opinions concerning the Vietnam war. Non-religio…
Political Tolerance and Higher Education
Work and Human Behavior
Work and Human Behavior
Juvenile Delinquency and Number of Children in a Family: Some Empirical and Theoretical Updates
Religiosity and University Student Anti-Vietnam War Attitudes: A Negative or Curvilinear Relationship
With 1,006 randomly selected UCLA student respondents, the relationship between religiosity and anti-Vietnam war attitudes was examined. Religiosity was measured by regularity of church attendance and the importance which respondents gave to their religion apart from attendance of religious services. For Roman Catholic, Protestant and Jewish respondents, degree of religiosity made no difference for opinions concerning the Vietnam war. Non-religio…
Political Tolerance and Higher Education
Do Public Schools Increase Juvenile Delinquency
Acts of juvenile delinquency are related to school attendance, sex; and age
Political Liberalism-Conser Va Tism Among University Students: The Question of Dimensionality
Public School Vandalism: Some Revised Strain Theory Perspectives
Incidence of school vandalism is related to school level, SES, student test scores, and school track, and is explained by strain theory
Moral Autonomy and Social-Political Activism among the Faculty and Staff of a West Coast University
In multivariate analysis, moral autonomy contributed to the explained variance for participation in politically Leftist social movements. On the bivariate level, 'world view' variables besides moral autonomy were also related to social movement participation: (1) authoritarianism, (2) dogmatism, (3) efficacy, and (4) religiosity. In multivariate analysis, the effects of all the explanatory variables except moral autonomy almost entirely disappear…
Political Tolerance and Higher Education
Work and Human Behavior
Religiosity and University Student Anti-Vietnam War Attitudes: A Negative or Curvilinear Relationship
With 1,006 randomly selected UCLA student respondents, the relationship between religiosity and anti-Vietnam war attitudes was examined. Religiosity was measured by regularity of church attendance and the importance which respondents gave to their religion apart from attendance of religious services. For Roman Catholic, Protestant and Jewish respondents, degree of religiosity made no difference for opinions concerning the Vietnam war. Non-religio…
Case Book on Church and Society
Journal Article Case Book on Church and Society edited by K. R. Bidston, F. K. Foulkes, A. D. Myers and L. Weeks. Nashville, Tennessee: Abingdon Press, 1974, 219 pp. $5.95 Get access C. E. Tygart C. E. Tygart California State University, Fullerton Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 36, Issue 3, Fall 1975, Page 277, https://doi.org/10.2307/3710372 Published: 01 October 1975
Suburban Religion: Churches and Synagogues in the American Experience
Journal Article Suburban Religion: Churches and Synagogues in the American Experience by W. W. Schroeder, V. Obenhaus, L. A. Jones and T. Sweester. Chicago, Illinois: Center for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1974, 266 pp., $9.95, cloth bound, $5.95 Get access C. E. Tygart C. E. Tygart California State University, Fullerton Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sociology of Religion, Volume 36, Issue 2, Summe…
Political Liberalism-Conser Va Tism Among University Students: The Question of Dimensionality
On the Adequacies of the Utilization of the Concept of 'Denomination' in the Explanation of the Position of Clergy on Social Issues
C. E. Tygart, On the Adequacies of the Utilization of the Concept of "Denomination" in the Explanation of the Position of Clergy on Social Issues, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 15, No. 1 (Mar., 1976), pp. 87-90
Criminal Subculture Influence among Middle-Class and Nonaffluent Youth
Moral Autonomy and Social-Political Activism among the Faculty and Staff of a West Coast University
In multivariate analysis, moral autonomy contributed to the explained variance for participation in politically Leftist social movements. On the bivariate level, 'world view' variables besides moral autonomy were also related to social movement participation: (1) authoritarianism, (2) dogmatism, (3) efficacy, and (4) religiosity. In multivariate analysis, the effects of all the explanatory variables except moral autonomy almost entirely disappear…
Participants in the nuclear weapons freeze movement
Explanations of why people participate in social movements are usually ad hoc combinations of ideology, social support, and ecological factors. This survey of Californians active in the nuclear freeze movement found that rather than structural isolation, as suggested by collective behavior tradition, the participants displayed links to Democratic Party organizations and the previous anti-Vietnam War movement. At least some social movements may be…
Public School Vandalism: Some Revised Strain Theory Perspectives
Incidence of school vandalism is related to school level, SES, student test scores, and school track, and is explained by strain theory
Juvenile Delinquency and Number of Children in a Family: Some Empirical and Theoretical Updates
Do Public Schools Increase Juvenile Delinquency
Acts of juvenile delinquency are related to school attendance, sex; and age
Respondents' ‘Free Will’ View of Criminal Behavior and Support for Capital Punishment
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