Richard D Warren
Biographic Data
| ID | 301671 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard D Warren |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard D |
| FAMILY NAME | Warren |
| SIGNATURE | WARREN R D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Iowa State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Teacher Education Graduates: Sex, Career Plans, and Preferences for Job Factors
Differing prospective job rewards guide women into elementary or secondary teaching. Among prospective high school teachers there are no gender-linked job reward preferences
Social-indicator model building: A multiple-indicator design
Testing and clarifying a macro model of socioeconomic change and fertility
This study examines human reproduction and its causal links to the socioeconomic conditions of society within the framework of the demographic transition. A theoretical fertility model for one hundred countries (28 more developed countries [MDC's] and 72 less developed countries [LDC's]) is subjected to path analysis. Findings for the hundred countries were mainly a function of the LDC's. Stronger support was found in the LDC's for the indirect f…
Correlated Denominators in Multiple Regression and Change Analyses
Sociological and demographic research often uses variables computed as ratios. When the denominators are highly correlated, or identical, and the ratios are used in correlation or regression analysis, a statistical dependency is formed. Interpre tations and inferences may be difficult to make and misleading. This article has two basic purposes. The first is to show how this problem expands from bivariate correlation and regression to partial corr…
Comparing Causal Models
Zelditch (1971) and Schoenberg (1972) have called attention to the need to compare structural parameters in different populations.1 Such comparisons can yield information about collective characteristics that influence the operation of the modeled system in different settings. Blalock (1964) proposes such comparisons and points out that comparison of standardized regression coefficients (path coefficients) is confounded by variance
Communications
Moderator Effects on Attitude Scale Construction1
Data from a study on smoking and health are used to examine three methodological questions: (1) Does the method of scale construction influence the items in the resultant scales? (2) Do alternative subgroup delineations influence the formulation of scales? (3) If different scales are formed, what is the influence on measurement criteria, such as reliability, inter‐item and item‐total correlations, and statistical testing?Attitude scales were form…
Socialization, Communication, and Role Performance
The purpose of this phase of a research project with a government agency was to test the hypothesis of Amitai Etzioni involving socialization, communication, and role performance. The data indicate both socialization and communication are siginificantly associated with role performance. Communication continues to affect role performance to a significant degree regardless of the degree of initial socialization experienced. These data do not suppor…
A causal model of effectiveness in organizations
The Application of Psychophysical Scaling Techniques to Measurement of Political Variables
The Measurement of Goal Agreement between Husbands and Wives
OVER THE years, there seems to have been only a sporadic concern with the goals of husbands and wives or the objectives towards which marriage partners strive. Perhaps even more impressive than the general dearth of research on family goals is the specific lack of research relevant to the agreement of husbands and wives concerning their goals. In marriage, after all, we have a man and woman who, whatever their personal aspirations and ambitions, …
Correlated Denominators in Multiple Regression and Change Analyses
Sociological and demographic research often uses variables computed as ratios. When the denominators are highly correlated, or identical, and the ratios are used in correlation or regression analysis, a statistical dependency is formed. Interpre tations and inferences may be difficult to make and misleading. This article has two basic purposes. The first is to show how this problem expands from bivariate correlation and regression to partial corr…
Testing and clarifying a macro model of socioeconomic change and fertility
This study examines human reproduction and its causal links to the socioeconomic conditions of society within the framework of the demographic transition. A theoretical fertility model for one hundred countries (28 more developed countries [MDC's] and 72 less developed countries [LDC's]) is subjected to path analysis. Findings for the hundred countries were mainly a function of the LDC's. Stronger support was found in the LDC's for the indirect f…
Comparing Causal Models
Zelditch (1971) and Schoenberg (1972) have called attention to the need to compare structural parameters in different populations.1 Such comparisons can yield information about collective characteristics that influence the operation of the modeled system in different settings. Blalock (1964) proposes such comparisons and points out that comparison of standardized regression coefficients (path coefficients) is confounded by variance
Teacher Education Graduates: Sex, Career Plans, and Preferences for Job Factors
Differing prospective job rewards guide women into elementary or secondary teaching. Among prospective high school teachers there are no gender-linked job reward preferences
A causal model of effectiveness in organizations
Socialization, Communication, and Role Performance
The purpose of this phase of a research project with a government agency was to test the hypothesis of Amitai Etzioni involving socialization, communication, and role performance. The data indicate both socialization and communication are siginificantly associated with role performance. Communication continues to affect role performance to a significant degree regardless of the degree of initial socialization experienced. These data do not suppor…
The Application of Psychophysical Scaling Techniques to Measurement of Political Variables
The Measurement of Goal Agreement between Husbands and Wives
OVER THE years, there seems to have been only a sporadic concern with the goals of husbands and wives or the objectives towards which marriage partners strive. Perhaps even more impressive than the general dearth of research on family goals is the specific lack of research relevant to the agreement of husbands and wives concerning their goals. In marriage, after all, we have a man and woman who, whatever their personal aspirations and ambitions, …
The Application of Psychophysical Scaling Techniques to Measurement of Political Variables
Socialization, Communication, and Role Performance
The purpose of this phase of a research project with a government agency was to test the hypothesis of Amitai Etzioni involving socialization, communication, and role performance. The data indicate both socialization and communication are siginificantly associated with role performance. Communication continues to affect role performance to a significant degree regardless of the degree of initial socialization experienced. These data do not suppor…
A causal model of effectiveness in organizations
Communications
Moderator Effects on Attitude Scale Construction1
Data from a study on smoking and health are used to examine three methodological questions: (1) Does the method of scale construction influence the items in the resultant scales? (2) Do alternative subgroup delineations influence the formulation of scales? (3) If different scales are formed, what is the influence on measurement criteria, such as reliability, inter‐item and item‐total correlations, and statistical testing?Attitude scales were form…
Comparing Causal Models
Zelditch (1971) and Schoenberg (1972) have called attention to the need to compare structural parameters in different populations.1 Such comparisons can yield information about collective characteristics that influence the operation of the modeled system in different settings. Blalock (1964) proposes such comparisons and points out that comparison of standardized regression coefficients (path coefficients) is confounded by variance
Testing and clarifying a macro model of socioeconomic change and fertility
This study examines human reproduction and its causal links to the socioeconomic conditions of society within the framework of the demographic transition. A theoretical fertility model for one hundred countries (28 more developed countries [MDC's] and 72 less developed countries [LDC's]) is subjected to path analysis. Findings for the hundred countries were mainly a function of the LDC's. Stronger support was found in the LDC's for the indirect f…
Correlated Denominators in Multiple Regression and Change Analyses
Sociological and demographic research often uses variables computed as ratios. When the denominators are highly correlated, or identical, and the ratios are used in correlation or regression analysis, a statistical dependency is formed. Interpre tations and inferences may be difficult to make and misleading. This article has two basic purposes. The first is to show how this problem expands from bivariate correlation and regression to partial corr…
Social-indicator model building: A multiple-indicator design
Teacher Education Graduates: Sex, Career Plans, and Preferences for Job Factors
Differing prospective job rewards guide women into elementary or secondary teaching. Among prospective high school teachers there are no gender-linked job reward preferences
Psychology (8 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Econometrics (7 works) · Mathematics (7 works) · Statistics (6 works) · Economics (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Causal model (2 works) · Correlation (2 works)