Anne Constantinople
Biographic Data
| ID | 264999 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anne Constantinople |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anne |
| FAMILY NAME | Constantinople |
| SIGNATURE | CONSTANTINOPLE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vassar College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 165 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Response to Commentaries
Masculinity-femininity: An exception to a famous dictum
The major tests of masculinity-femininity (M-F) in adults are reviewed with special attention to the ways in which their construction and use reflect three untested assumptions about the nature of the M-F construct: (a) that it is best defined in terms of sex differences in item responses; (b) that it is a single bipolar dimension ranging from extreme masculinity at one end to extreme femininity at the other; and (c) that it is unidimensional in …
"Comment on Rice and Hemmings's "Women's Colleges and Women Achievers: "An Update"
The Chilly Climate: Fact or Artifact
Additional informationNotes on contributorsRandolph CorneliusAnne Constantinople is professor of psychology and Randolph Cornelius and Janet Gray are assistant professors of psychology at Vassar College.Anne ConstantinopleAnne Constantinople is professor of psychology and Randolph Cornelius and Janet Gray are assistant professors of psychology at Vassar College.Janet GrayAnne Constantinople is professor of psychology and Randolph Cornelius and Ja…
"A Critique of "In Search of Token Women in Academia
The research of Young, MacKenzie, & Sherif (1980), designed to test Laws' (1975) analysis of token women in academia, is criticized on several methodological and conceptual grounds. The appropriateness of the study as a test of Laws' theory is questioned since no evidence is offered for the validity of the independent variables as measures of tokenism. Alternative explanations for their data, centering primarily on generational differences in att…
A Critique of “In Search of Token Women in Academia”
The research of Young, MacKenzie, & Sherif (1980), designed to test Laws' (1975) analysis of token women in academia, is criticized on several methodological and conceptual grounds. The appropriateness of the study as a test of Laws' theory is questioned since no evidence is offered for the validity of the independent variables as measures of tokenism. Alternative explanations for their data, centering primarily on generational differences in att…
Sex-role acquisition: In search of the elephant
Analytical Ability and Perceived Similarity to Parents
Previous research has indicated that analytical ability is a masculine characteristic, in that males score higher than females on such measures and, within sex groups, those who are classified as more masculine on measures of sex typing tend to have greater analytical ability. The present study focuses primarily on field independence as one aspect of analytical ability and was designed to test within one sample some of the relationships found in …
Some correlates of average level of happiness among college students
Drugs, Society and Drugs: Social and Cultural Observations, Students and Drugs: College and High School Observations
Drugs, Society and Drugs: Social and Cultural Observations, Students and Drugs: College and High School Observations." The Journal of Higher Education, 41(3), pp. 239–240
Drugs: Vol. I, Society and Drugs: Social and Cultural Observations
An Eriksonian measure of personality development in college students
Perceived instrumentality of the college as a measure of attitudes toward college
Masculinity-femininity: An exception to a famous dictum
The major tests of masculinity-femininity (M-F) in adults are reviewed with special attention to the ways in which their construction and use reflect three untested assumptions about the nature of the M-F construct: (a) that it is best defined in terms of sex differences in item responses; (b) that it is a single bipolar dimension ranging from extreme masculinity at one end to extreme femininity at the other; and (c) that it is unidimensional in …
An Eriksonian measure of personality development in college students
The Chilly Climate: Fact or Artifact
Additional informationNotes on contributorsRandolph CorneliusAnne Constantinople is professor of psychology and Randolph Cornelius and Janet Gray are assistant professors of psychology at Vassar College.Anne ConstantinopleAnne Constantinople is professor of psychology and Randolph Cornelius and Janet Gray are assistant professors of psychology at Vassar College.Janet GrayAnne Constantinople is professor of psychology and Randolph Cornelius and Ja…
Sex-role acquisition: In search of the elephant
Some correlates of average level of happiness among college students
Perceived instrumentality of the college as a measure of attitudes toward college
Perceived instrumentality of the college as a measure of attitudes toward college
An Eriksonian measure of personality development in college students
Some correlates of average level of happiness among college students
Drugs, Society and Drugs: Social and Cultural Observations, Students and Drugs: College and High School Observations
Drugs, Society and Drugs: Social and Cultural Observations, Students and Drugs: College and High School Observations." The Journal of Higher Education, 41(3), pp. 239–240
Drugs: Vol. I, Society and Drugs: Social and Cultural Observations
Analytical Ability and Perceived Similarity to Parents
Previous research has indicated that analytical ability is a masculine characteristic, in that males score higher than females on such measures and, within sex groups, those who are classified as more masculine on measures of sex typing tend to have greater analytical ability. The present study focuses primarily on field independence as one aspect of analytical ability and was designed to test within one sample some of the relationships found in …
Sex-role acquisition: In search of the elephant
"A Critique of "In Search of Token Women in Academia
The research of Young, MacKenzie, & Sherif (1980), designed to test Laws' (1975) analysis of token women in academia, is criticized on several methodological and conceptual grounds. The appropriateness of the study as a test of Laws' theory is questioned since no evidence is offered for the validity of the independent variables as measures of tokenism. Alternative explanations for their data, centering primarily on generational differences in att…
A Critique of “In Search of Token Women in Academia”
The research of Young, MacKenzie, & Sherif (1980), designed to test Laws' (1975) analysis of token women in academia, is criticized on several methodological and conceptual grounds. The appropriateness of the study as a test of Laws' theory is questioned since no evidence is offered for the validity of the independent variables as measures of tokenism. Alternative explanations for their data, centering primarily on generational differences in att…
The Chilly Climate: Fact or Artifact
Additional informationNotes on contributorsRandolph CorneliusAnne Constantinople is professor of psychology and Randolph Cornelius and Janet Gray are assistant professors of psychology at Vassar College.Anne ConstantinopleAnne Constantinople is professor of psychology and Randolph Cornelius and Janet Gray are assistant professors of psychology at Vassar College.Janet GrayAnne Constantinople is professor of psychology and Randolph Cornelius and Ja…
"Comment on Rice and Hemmings's "Women's Colleges and Women Achievers: "An Update"
Response to Commentaries
Masculinity-femininity: An exception to a famous dictum
The major tests of masculinity-femininity (M-F) in adults are reviewed with special attention to the ways in which their construction and use reflect three untested assumptions about the nature of the M-F construct: (a) that it is best defined in terms of sex differences in item responses; (b) that it is a single bipolar dimension ranging from extreme masculinity at one end to extreme femininity at the other; and (c) that it is unidimensional in …
Psychology (12 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Mathematics (3 works)