Stephan P Spitzer
Biographic Data
| ID | 3631834 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephan P Spitzer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephan P |
| FAMILY NAME | Spitzer |
| SIGNATURE | SPITZER S P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Minnesota |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Giants of Sociological Theory
Old Before My Time
How Do You Plead
Visual sociology at professional meetings
Perceived Validity and Assessment of the Self
This investigation replicates one conducted a decade ago in which students compared four self-concept instruments according to the degree to which each permitted veridical self-description. An open response format was regarded as least accurate in 1965 and as most accurate in 1975. It is suggested that this and related findings have implications for the choice of instruments in self-concept research, and observed temporal changes can be attribute…
Social Psychology and Everyday Life
Determinants of the Psychiatric Patient Career
The ways in which the family responds or fails to respond to deviance are crucial determinants for the evolution of the psychiatric patient career of the deviant member. Various conclusions in respect to pathways to hospitalization, readiness to accept the sick role, extent of adjustment to hospitalization, favorability of attitudes toward the treatment staff, and likelihood of readmission can be deduced by examining two "sensitizing concepts" or…
Contemporary Research in Social Psychology
The Mental Patient
Sexual Permissiveness and Self-Evaluation
John R. Stratton, Stephan P. Spitzer, Sexual Permissiveness and Self-Evaluation: A Question of Substance and a Question of Method, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 29, No. 3 (Aug., 1967), pp. 434-441
Levels of Knowledge in an Emergent Crisis
Consensual States and Communicative Behavior
The Mental Patient
Sexual Permissiveness and Self-Evaluation
John R. Stratton, Stephan P. Spitzer, Sexual Permissiveness and Self-Evaluation: A Question of Substance and a Question of Method, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 29, No. 3 (Aug., 1967), pp. 434-441
Levels of Knowledge in an Emergent Crisis
Perceived Validity and Assessment of the Self
This investigation replicates one conducted a decade ago in which students compared four self-concept instruments according to the degree to which each permitted veridical self-description. An open response format was regarded as least accurate in 1965 and as most accurate in 1975. It is suggested that this and related findings have implications for the choice of instruments in self-concept research, and observed temporal changes can be attribute…
Consensual States and Communicative Behavior
Determinants of the Psychiatric Patient Career
The ways in which the family responds or fails to respond to deviance are crucial determinants for the evolution of the psychiatric patient career of the deviant member. Various conclusions in respect to pathways to hospitalization, readiness to accept the sick role, extent of adjustment to hospitalization, favorability of attitudes toward the treatment staff, and likelihood of readmission can be deduced by examining two "sensitizing concepts" or…
Consensual States and Communicative Behavior
Levels of Knowledge in an Emergent Crisis
Sexual Permissiveness and Self-Evaluation
John R. Stratton, Stephan P. Spitzer, Sexual Permissiveness and Self-Evaluation: A Question of Substance and a Question of Method, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 29, No. 3 (Aug., 1967), pp. 434-441
The Mental Patient
Contemporary Research in Social Psychology
Determinants of the Psychiatric Patient Career
The ways in which the family responds or fails to respond to deviance are crucial determinants for the evolution of the psychiatric patient career of the deviant member. Various conclusions in respect to pathways to hospitalization, readiness to accept the sick role, extent of adjustment to hospitalization, favorability of attitudes toward the treatment staff, and likelihood of readmission can be deduced by examining two "sensitizing concepts" or…
Social Psychology and Everyday Life
Perceived Validity and Assessment of the Self
This investigation replicates one conducted a decade ago in which students compared four self-concept instruments according to the degree to which each permitted veridical self-description. An open response format was regarded as least accurate in 1965 and as most accurate in 1975. It is suggested that this and related findings have implications for the choice of instruments in self-concept research, and observed temporal changes can be attribute…
Visual sociology at professional meetings
Old Before My Time
How Do You Plead
Giants of Sociological Theory
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