Snell Putney
Biographic Data
| ID | 3632455 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Snell Putney |
| GIVEN NAMES | Snell |
| FAMILY NAME | Putney |
| SIGNATURE | PUTNEY S |
| AFFILIATIONS | San Jose State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 62 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The Conquest of Society
The World and Ridgeway, South Carolina
Student Rebellion Against Parental Political Beliefs
A survey of the political beliefs of 1,440 students in 16 American colleges and universities reveals that approximately two-fifths have rebelled from what they believe are their parents' political views. The rebellion is overwhelmingly to the left rather than the right of their parents. Most student conservatives merely reflect their conservative family backgrounds, whereas most socialists and liberals have rebelled from a more conservative famil…
Political Expression of Adolescent Rebellion
The relationship between deviation from parental political viewpoints and parent-child relationships is explored in a sample of 1,440 students in sixteen colleges and universities across the United States. Males are more likely to deviate from the political positions of their than females. A significant association is not found between a history of defiance of parents and political rebellion, suggesting that adolescent rebellion in American is ex…
Religion, Normative Standards, and Behavior
Some Factors Associated with Student Acceptance or Rejection of War
it would certainly be spurious to equate the church with other formal voluntary organizations.31 It is hard to deny, however, that the recognition that the Negro is able to obtain from his church and voluntary associations is almost impossible for him to obtain in any other sphere. It is possible that for the whites the church serves a very different function from that of the voluntary association. Our findings strongly support the thesis that af…
Radical Innovation and Prestige
Ethical Relativism and Anomia
Ethical relativists and ethical absolutists are compared with regard to their acceptance and observance of certain social norms. The relativists do not appear to exhibit a greater degree of anomia than absolutists in terms of any of the following indexes: difficulty in evaluating actions, a sense of making too many exceptions to principles, failure to live up to verbally accepted norms, or general rejection of norms. Relativists are less likely t…
Dimensions and Correlates of Religious Ideologies
Journal Article Dimensions and Correlates of Religious Ideologies Get access Snell Putney, Snell Putney San Jose State College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Russell Middleton Russell Middleton Florida State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 39, Issue 4, May 1961, Pages 285–290, https://doi.org/10.2307/2573423 Published: 01 May 1961
Rebellion, Conformity, and Parental Religious Ideologies
Effect of Husband-Wife Interaction on the Strictness of Attitudes toward Child Rearing
Dominance in Decisions in the Family Race and Class Differences
In the making of minor family decisions among forty married couples in four groups-white professors, white skilled workers, Negro professors, and Negro skilled workers-no significant differences were found in the relative dominance of husband and wife. Neither were there significant differences in dominance between groups on specific problems. Contrary to expectation, the equalitarian pattern appeared to predominate in all four groups. A comparis…
Religion, Normative Standards, and Behavior
Some Factors Associated with Student Acceptance or Rejection of War
it would certainly be spurious to equate the church with other formal voluntary organizations.31 It is hard to deny, however, that the recognition that the Negro is able to obtain from his church and voluntary associations is almost impossible for him to obtain in any other sphere. It is possible that for the whites the church serves a very different function from that of the voluntary association. Our findings strongly support the thesis that af…
Political Expression of Adolescent Rebellion
The relationship between deviation from parental political viewpoints and parent-child relationships is explored in a sample of 1,440 students in sixteen colleges and universities across the United States. Males are more likely to deviate from the political positions of their than females. A significant association is not found between a history of defiance of parents and political rebellion, suggesting that adolescent rebellion in American is ex…
Rebellion, Conformity, and Parental Religious Ideologies
Dominance in Decisions in the Family Race and Class Differences
In the making of minor family decisions among forty married couples in four groups-white professors, white skilled workers, Negro professors, and Negro skilled workers-no significant differences were found in the relative dominance of husband and wife. Neither were there significant differences in dominance between groups on specific problems. Contrary to expectation, the equalitarian pattern appeared to predominate in all four groups. A comparis…
Radical Innovation and Prestige
Ethical Relativism and Anomia
Ethical relativists and ethical absolutists are compared with regard to their acceptance and observance of certain social norms. The relativists do not appear to exhibit a greater degree of anomia than absolutists in terms of any of the following indexes: difficulty in evaluating actions, a sense of making too many exceptions to principles, failure to live up to verbally accepted norms, or general rejection of norms. Relativists are less likely t…
Effect of Husband-Wife Interaction on the Strictness of Attitudes toward Child Rearing
Dominance in Decisions in the Family Race and Class Differences
In the making of minor family decisions among forty married couples in four groups-white professors, white skilled workers, Negro professors, and Negro skilled workers-no significant differences were found in the relative dominance of husband and wife. Neither were there significant differences in dominance between groups on specific problems. Contrary to expectation, the equalitarian pattern appeared to predominate in all four groups. A comparis…
Dimensions and Correlates of Religious Ideologies
Journal Article Dimensions and Correlates of Religious Ideologies Get access Snell Putney, Snell Putney San Jose State College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Russell Middleton Russell Middleton Florida State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 39, Issue 4, May 1961, Pages 285–290, https://doi.org/10.2307/2573423 Published: 01 May 1961
Rebellion, Conformity, and Parental Religious Ideologies
Religion, Normative Standards, and Behavior
Some Factors Associated with Student Acceptance or Rejection of War
it would certainly be spurious to equate the church with other formal voluntary organizations.31 It is hard to deny, however, that the recognition that the Negro is able to obtain from his church and voluntary associations is almost impossible for him to obtain in any other sphere. It is possible that for the whites the church serves a very different function from that of the voluntary association. Our findings strongly support the thesis that af…
Radical Innovation and Prestige
Ethical Relativism and Anomia
Ethical relativists and ethical absolutists are compared with regard to their acceptance and observance of certain social norms. The relativists do not appear to exhibit a greater degree of anomia than absolutists in terms of any of the following indexes: difficulty in evaluating actions, a sense of making too many exceptions to principles, failure to live up to verbally accepted norms, or general rejection of norms. Relativists are less likely t…
Student Rebellion Against Parental Political Beliefs
A survey of the political beliefs of 1,440 students in 16 American colleges and universities reveals that approximately two-fifths have rebelled from what they believe are their parents' political views. The rebellion is overwhelmingly to the left rather than the right of their parents. Most student conservatives merely reflect their conservative family backgrounds, whereas most socialists and liberals have rebelled from a more conservative famil…
Political Expression of Adolescent Rebellion
The relationship between deviation from parental political viewpoints and parent-child relationships is explored in a sample of 1,440 students in sixteen colleges and universities across the United States. Males are more likely to deviate from the political positions of their than females. A significant association is not found between a history of defiance of parents and political rebellion, suggesting that adolescent rebellion in American is ex…
The World and Ridgeway, South Carolina
The Conquest of Society
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