Mary L Northway
Biographic Data
| ID | 314994 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mary L Northway |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mary L |
| FAMILY NAME | Northway |
| SIGNATURE | NORTHWAY M L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Toronto |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1940 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Sociometry Reader
The Sociometry Reader
Children's Perception of Friends and Non-Friends
Creativity and Sociometric Status in Children
Creativity has long been a challenge to the psychologist. Some schools of thought believe that it arises as a kind of neurotic trend out of the individual's repressions, compensations, sublimations, or mal-adjustment. However, sociometric thought, growing out of Moreno's philosophy of spontaneity, considers creativity the essence of human activity in its natural form which becomes lost only when it has been stultified by environmental, particular…
A Plan for Sociometric Studies in a Longitudinal Programme of Research in Child Development
"Reply to Dr. Thorpe's "Some Evidence on Northway's Autonomic Hypothesis
A Primer of Sociometry
A Note on the Use of Target Sociograms
Rorschach Patterns Related to the Sociometric Status of School Children
Personality and Sociometric Status a Review of the Toronto Studies
Depicting Inter-Cultural Relations
Instructions for Using the Sociometric Test
Sociometry and Some Challenging Problems of Social Relationships
Sociometric Studies at the University of Toronto
Outsiders: A Study of the Personality Patterns of Children Least Acceptable to Their Age Mates
Social Relationships Among Preschool Children Abstracts and Interpretation of Three Studies
Social Acceptability Test
The Concept of the ‘Schema’
Appraisal of the Social Development of Children at a Summer Camp
A Method for Depicting Social Relationships Obtained by Sociometric Testing
The Sociometry Reader
A Method for Depicting Social Relationships Obtained by Sociometric Testing
Children's Perception of Friends and Non-Friends
Creativity and Sociometric Status in Children
Creativity has long been a challenge to the psychologist. Some schools of thought believe that it arises as a kind of neurotic trend out of the individual's repressions, compensations, sublimations, or mal-adjustment. However, sociometric thought, growing out of Moreno's philosophy of spontaneity, considers creativity the essence of human activity in its natural form which becomes lost only when it has been stultified by environmental, particular…
Rorschach Patterns Related to the Sociometric Status of School Children
Instructions for Using the Sociometric Test
Outsiders: A Study of the Personality Patterns of Children Least Acceptable to Their Age Mates
Social Relationships Among Preschool Children Abstracts and Interpretation of Three Studies
Appraisal of the Social Development of Children at a Summer Camp
The Concept of the ‘Schema’
Appraisal of the Social Development of Children at a Summer Camp
A Method for Depicting Social Relationships Obtained by Sociometric Testing
Social Acceptability Test
Social Relationships Among Preschool Children Abstracts and Interpretation of Three Studies
Outsiders: A Study of the Personality Patterns of Children Least Acceptable to Their Age Mates
Personality and Sociometric Status a Review of the Toronto Studies
Depicting Inter-Cultural Relations
Instructions for Using the Sociometric Test
Sociometry and Some Challenging Problems of Social Relationships
Sociometric Studies at the University of Toronto
Rorschach Patterns Related to the Sociometric Status of School Children
A Note on the Use of Target Sociograms
A Primer of Sociometry
A Plan for Sociometric Studies in a Longitudinal Programme of Research in Child Development
"Reply to Dr. Thorpe's "Some Evidence on Northway's Autonomic Hypothesis
Children's Perception of Friends and Non-Friends
Creativity and Sociometric Status in Children
Creativity has long been a challenge to the psychologist. Some schools of thought believe that it arises as a kind of neurotic trend out of the individual's repressions, compensations, sublimations, or mal-adjustment. However, sociometric thought, growing out of Moreno's philosophy of spontaneity, considers creativity the essence of human activity in its natural form which becomes lost only when it has been stultified by environmental, particular…
The Sociometry Reader
The Sociometry Reader
Psychology (17 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Sociometry (9 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Sociometric status (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Cognitive and psychological constructs research (2 works)