Neal Gro
Biographic Data
| ID | 3610166 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Neal Gro |
| GIVEN NAMES | Neal |
| FAMILY NAME | Gro |
| SIGNATURE | GRO N |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Campus 1980: The Shape of the Future in American Higher Education
Staff Leadership in Public Schools: A Sociological Inquiry
Social Status and Leadership: The Case of the School Executive.Melvin Seeman
Explorations in Role Analysis: Studies of the School Superintendency Role
Adult Education in Transition: A Study of Institutional Insecurity
Intra-Occupational Prestige Differentiation: The School Superintendency
THIS paper deals with a neglected problem in the social stratification of occupations. Most research in this area has been concerned with prestige differences among occupations and begs the question of intra-occupational variability.' It is suggested that there may be as much or more variability in prestige within many occupational categories as among them. The central concern of this inquiry, one phase of the Harvard School Executive Role Studie…
Social Class Identification in the Urban Community
O NE approach to study of social classes is to view them as referent groups. In contrast to a stratum which consists of a number of individuals occupying a relatively similar position on some objective characteristic such as income or occupation, a class is viewed as a phenomenon in fullest sense of word. That is, a man's class is a part of his ego, a feeling on his part of belongingness to something; and identification with something larger than…
Studies of group behavior: Leadership Structures in Small Organized Groups
Some Methodological Problems of Eight-Hour Interviews
In a study of the occupational role of school superintendents a relatively unstructured question approach failed to tap role-conflict situations, whereas a combination of a structured check-list series of questions and probes, followed by an open-ended series of questions, succeeded. The role-within-a-role procedure for the interviewer was highly conducive to effective rapport. This research experience suggests that respondent fatigue may depend …
A Critique of Rural Sociology Research, 1950
Studies of group behavior: Leaders, Followers, and Isolates in Small Organized Groups
On Group Cohesiveness
In certain studies of the cohesiveness of small groups the operational definition of cohesiveness are logically deficient because they do not measure the dimensions of cohesiveness as nominally defined by the investigators. These studies are empirically deficient because single measurement of cohesiveness of the same groups are not positively and highly correlated. A unitary concept of cohesiveness is unacceptable because of the incorrect assumpt…
Personality and Psychotherapy: An Analysis in Terms of Learning, Thinking, Culture
Un Esquema General Para un Análisis Sociológico de las Communidades Agrícolas
Cultural Variables in Rural Communities
Evidence from four published community studies supports the hypothesis of certain relationships between cultural isolation and the system of interaction, the family, religion, and education. The study tends to support Redfield's tentative conclusions regarding the relationship among cultural variables; however, a possible limitation of his analysis is suggested
On Group Cohesiveness
In certain studies of the cohesiveness of small groups the operational definition of cohesiveness are logically deficient because they do not measure the dimensions of cohesiveness as nominally defined by the investigators. These studies are empirically deficient because single measurement of cohesiveness of the same groups are not positively and highly correlated. A unitary concept of cohesiveness is unacceptable because of the incorrect assumpt…
Social Class Identification in the Urban Community
O NE approach to study of social classes is to view them as referent groups. In contrast to a stratum which consists of a number of individuals occupying a relatively similar position on some objective characteristic such as income or occupation, a class is viewed as a phenomenon in fullest sense of word. That is, a man's class is a part of his ego, a feeling on his part of belongingness to something; and identification with something larger than…
Staff Leadership in Public Schools: A Sociological Inquiry
Intra-Occupational Prestige Differentiation: The School Superintendency
THIS paper deals with a neglected problem in the social stratification of occupations. Most research in this area has been concerned with prestige differences among occupations and begs the question of intra-occupational variability.' It is suggested that there may be as much or more variability in prestige within many occupational categories as among them. The central concern of this inquiry, one phase of the Harvard School Executive Role Studie…
Campus 1980: The Shape of the Future in American Higher Education
Explorations in Role Analysis: Studies of the School Superintendency Role
Adult Education in Transition: A Study of Institutional Insecurity
Studies of group behavior: Leadership Structures in Small Organized Groups
Some Methodological Problems of Eight-Hour Interviews
In a study of the occupational role of school superintendents a relatively unstructured question approach failed to tap role-conflict situations, whereas a combination of a structured check-list series of questions and probes, followed by an open-ended series of questions, succeeded. The role-within-a-role procedure for the interviewer was highly conducive to effective rapport. This research experience suggests that respondent fatigue may depend …
Personality and Psychotherapy: An Analysis in Terms of Learning, Thinking, Culture
Cultural Variables in Rural Communities
Evidence from four published community studies supports the hypothesis of certain relationships between cultural isolation and the system of interaction, the family, religion, and education. The study tends to support Redfield's tentative conclusions regarding the relationship among cultural variables; however, a possible limitation of his analysis is suggested
Un Esquema General Para un Análisis Sociológico de las Communidades Agrícolas
Personality and Psychotherapy: An Analysis in Terms of Learning, Thinking, Culture
A Critique of Rural Sociology Research, 1950
Studies of group behavior: Leaders, Followers, and Isolates in Small Organized Groups
On Group Cohesiveness
In certain studies of the cohesiveness of small groups the operational definition of cohesiveness are logically deficient because they do not measure the dimensions of cohesiveness as nominally defined by the investigators. These studies are empirically deficient because single measurement of cohesiveness of the same groups are not positively and highly correlated. A unitary concept of cohesiveness is unacceptable because of the incorrect assumpt…
Social Class Identification in the Urban Community
O NE approach to study of social classes is to view them as referent groups. In contrast to a stratum which consists of a number of individuals occupying a relatively similar position on some objective characteristic such as income or occupation, a class is viewed as a phenomenon in fullest sense of word. That is, a man's class is a part of his ego, a feeling on his part of belongingness to something; and identification with something larger than…
Studies of group behavior: Leadership Structures in Small Organized Groups
Some Methodological Problems of Eight-Hour Interviews
In a study of the occupational role of school superintendents a relatively unstructured question approach failed to tap role-conflict situations, whereas a combination of a structured check-list series of questions and probes, followed by an open-ended series of questions, succeeded. The role-within-a-role procedure for the interviewer was highly conducive to effective rapport. This research experience suggests that respondent fatigue may depend …
Intra-Occupational Prestige Differentiation: The School Superintendency
THIS paper deals with a neglected problem in the social stratification of occupations. Most research in this area has been concerned with prestige differences among occupations and begs the question of intra-occupational variability.' It is suggested that there may be as much or more variability in prestige within many occupational categories as among them. The central concern of this inquiry, one phase of the Harvard School Executive Role Studie…
Adult Education in Transition: A Study of Institutional Insecurity
Explorations in Role Analysis: Studies of the School Superintendency Role
Social Status and Leadership: The Case of the School Executive.Melvin Seeman
Staff Leadership in Public Schools: A Sociological Inquiry
Campus 1980: The Shape of the Future in American Higher Education
Psychology (11 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Political science (6 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Economics (3 works) · Group (periodic table) (3 works) · Teacher Education and Leadership Studies (3 works) · Chemistry (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Demographic economics (2 works)