Kevin J Clancy
Biographic Data
| ID | 306214 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kevin J Clancy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kevin J |
| FAMILY NAME | Clancy |
| SIGNATURE | CLANCY K J |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6581-357X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 96 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Gold Coins and Medals
An historical survey of the use of gold in coinage is presented. The reasons for the use of gold include the stability of and respect for the currency which follow from the universal acceptance of gold's value. A gold coinage also brought prestige to the state and its ruler. Improvements in the refining and coining of gold are noted and the use of gold for military, commemorative and art medals is reviewed
Response Bias, Sex Differences, and Mental Illness
Sex Differences in Mental Illness
Phillips and Segal (1969) and Cooperstock (1971) have argued that the consistent finding that women have higher rates of mental illness than men is a product of response bias and does not reflect actual difference in rates of mental illness. In the present paper we look at the effect three forms of response bias-perceived trait desirability, need for social approval, and naysaying-have on respondents' reports of psychiatric symptoms. When these t…
"Modeling Effects" in Survey Research
Journal Article “MODELING EFFECTS” IN SURVEY RESEARCH Get access DEREK L. PHILLIPS, DEREK L. PHILLIPS †University of AmsterdamNetherlands Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar KEVIN J. CLANCY KEVIN J. CLANCY Assistant Professor of Sociology †University of Pennsylvania Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 36, Issue 2, SUMMER 1972, Pages 246–253,…
Some Effects of 'Social Desirability' in Survey Studies
This paper is concerned with social desirability as a source of bias and invalidity in survey studies. Two components of social desirability-"trait desirability" and "need for siscal approval"-are examined to assess the extent to which they effect people's responses to several sociological measures (e.g., happiness, religiosity). This analysis reveals that both components of a social-desirability response set, while generally unrelated to one ano…
Reply to Harvey
Positional Effects in Shared-Cost Surveys
Response Biases in Field Studies of Mental Illness
This paper is concerned with the question of response biases in field studies of rnental illness. Following a discussion of the possible infiuence of two response biases which may affect the validity of science measuressocial and acquiescence the results of a pilot study concerning a psychiatric inventory used by several investigators are presented. Analysis of data from this study reveals that people's evaluation vs to the social desirability of…
Some Effects of 'Social Desirability' in Survey Studies
This paper is concerned with social desirability as a source of bias and invalidity in survey studies. Two components of social desirability-"trait desirability" and "need for siscal approval"-are examined to assess the extent to which they effect people's responses to several sociological measures (e.g., happiness, religiosity). This analysis reveals that both components of a social-desirability response set, while generally unrelated to one ano…
Response Biases in Field Studies of Mental Illness
This paper is concerned with the question of response biases in field studies of rnental illness. Following a discussion of the possible infiuence of two response biases which may affect the validity of science measuressocial and acquiescence the results of a pilot study concerning a psychiatric inventory used by several investigators are presented. Analysis of data from this study reveals that people's evaluation vs to the social desirability of…
Positional Effects in Shared-Cost Surveys
"Modeling Effects" in Survey Research
Journal Article “MODELING EFFECTS” IN SURVEY RESEARCH Get access DEREK L. PHILLIPS, DEREK L. PHILLIPS †University of AmsterdamNetherlands Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar KEVIN J. CLANCY KEVIN J. CLANCY Assistant Professor of Sociology †University of Pennsylvania Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 36, Issue 2, SUMMER 1972, Pages 246–253,…
Sex Differences in Mental Illness
Phillips and Segal (1969) and Cooperstock (1971) have argued that the consistent finding that women have higher rates of mental illness than men is a product of response bias and does not reflect actual difference in rates of mental illness. In the present paper we look at the effect three forms of response bias-perceived trait desirability, need for social approval, and naysaying-have on respondents' reports of psychiatric symptoms. When these t…
Reply to Harvey
Response Biases in Field Studies of Mental Illness
This paper is concerned with the question of response biases in field studies of rnental illness. Following a discussion of the possible infiuence of two response biases which may affect the validity of science measuressocial and acquiescence the results of a pilot study concerning a psychiatric inventory used by several investigators are presented. Analysis of data from this study reveals that people's evaluation vs to the social desirability of…
Reply to Harvey
Positional Effects in Shared-Cost Surveys
"Modeling Effects" in Survey Research
Journal Article “MODELING EFFECTS” IN SURVEY RESEARCH Get access DEREK L. PHILLIPS, DEREK L. PHILLIPS †University of AmsterdamNetherlands Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar KEVIN J. CLANCY KEVIN J. CLANCY Assistant Professor of Sociology †University of Pennsylvania Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 36, Issue 2, SUMMER 1972, Pages 246–253,…
Some Effects of 'Social Desirability' in Survey Studies
This paper is concerned with social desirability as a source of bias and invalidity in survey studies. Two components of social desirability-"trait desirability" and "need for siscal approval"-are examined to assess the extent to which they effect people's responses to several sociological measures (e.g., happiness, religiosity). This analysis reveals that both components of a social-desirability response set, while generally unrelated to one ano…
Sex Differences in Mental Illness
Phillips and Segal (1969) and Cooperstock (1971) have argued that the consistent finding that women have higher rates of mental illness than men is a product of response bias and does not reflect actual difference in rates of mental illness. In the present paper we look at the effect three forms of response bias-perceived trait desirability, need for social approval, and naysaying-have on respondents' reports of psychiatric symptoms. When these t…
Response Bias, Sex Differences, and Mental Illness
Gold Coins and Medals
An historical survey of the use of gold in coinage is presented. The reasons for the use of gold include the stability of and respect for the currency which follow from the universal acceptance of gold's value. A gold coinage also brought prestige to the state and its ruler. Improvements in the refining and coining of gold are noted and the use of gold for military, commemorative and art medals is reviewed
Psychology (6 works) · Mental health (3 works) · Mental illness (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Library science (2 works) · Mathematics (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Psychometric Methodologies and Testing (2 works)