Annabelle Bender Motz
Biographic Data
| ID | 3633967 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Annabelle Bender Motz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Annabelle Bender |
| FAMILY NAME | Motz |
| SIGNATURE | MOTZ A B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kansas State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1950 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Commentaries on selected writings of marshall sklare
When Black and White College Students Meet-Experiences in Interracial Awareness
The purpose of this paper is to describe college student interaction in interracial classroom situations over a four-year period (three academic school years). As professors in social psychology, one in a predominantly black college (District of Columbia Teachers College) and one in a predominantly white university (The American University), we defined experientially-based interracial communication and contact as a significant educational goal fo…
Assumptions of Social Psychology
On Becoming a Dropout
Educators are particularly concerned because there has developed a general view that the public school's role is to educate all-at least through high school. Hence, dropout implies failure on the school's part, particularly when a large percentage of dropouts have the mental ability to succeed.1 That dropouts are defined as a problem by educators who may feel that they are not doing their jobs adequately is symptomatic of the beliefs and expressi…
School as Perceived by the Dropout
Interest in the dropout is running at an all-time high. Educators, social scientists, legislators, and the citizenry are concerned with what has come to be defined as a major social problem.' Many local and a number of national programs have been developed to stem this tide of withdrawal, which has reached several million in a given year.' Moreover, research has been undertaken to investigate the types of persons who withdraw, the demographic cha…
The family as a company of players
American Sociological Regional Societies
The Roles of the Married Woman in Science
Prejudice and Perception
Propositions concerning similarities and differences in perception were tested upon two groups of sociology students selected by previous testing as the most and least prejudiced among three hundred. Impressions of the situation rather than of the individual are found to determine how the individual will be seen: a Negro seen in a stereotyped setting will be commented on more unfavorably than a Negro seen in a non-stereotyped setting. Pictures sh…
Truk
The Role Conception Inventory
Conceptions of Marital Roles by Status Groups
The Role Conception Inventory
School as Perceived by the Dropout
Interest in the dropout is running at an all-time high. Educators, social scientists, legislators, and the citizenry are concerned with what has come to be defined as a major social problem.' Many local and a number of national programs have been developed to stem this tide of withdrawal, which has reached several million in a given year.' Moreover, research has been undertaken to investigate the types of persons who withdraw, the demographic cha…
American Sociological Regional Societies
Conceptions of Marital Roles by Status Groups
The Role Conception Inventory
Truk
Prejudice and Perception
Propositions concerning similarities and differences in perception were tested upon two groups of sociology students selected by previous testing as the most and least prejudiced among three hundred. Impressions of the situation rather than of the individual are found to determine how the individual will be seen: a Negro seen in a stereotyped setting will be commented on more unfavorably than a Negro seen in a non-stereotyped setting. Pictures sh…
The Roles of the Married Woman in Science
The family as a company of players
American Sociological Regional Societies
School as Perceived by the Dropout
Interest in the dropout is running at an all-time high. Educators, social scientists, legislators, and the citizenry are concerned with what has come to be defined as a major social problem.' Many local and a number of national programs have been developed to stem this tide of withdrawal, which has reached several million in a given year.' Moreover, research has been undertaken to investigate the types of persons who withdraw, the demographic cha…
On Becoming a Dropout
Educators are particularly concerned because there has developed a general view that the public school's role is to educate all-at least through high school. Hence, dropout implies failure on the school's part, particularly when a large percentage of dropouts have the mental ability to succeed.1 That dropouts are defined as a problem by educators who may feel that they are not doing their jobs adequately is symptomatic of the beliefs and expressi…
Assumptions of Social Psychology
When Black and White College Students Meet-Experiences in Interracial Awareness
The purpose of this paper is to describe college student interaction in interracial classroom situations over a four-year period (three academic school years). As professors in social psychology, one in a predominantly black college (District of Columbia Teachers College) and one in a predominantly white university (The American University), we defined experientially-based interracial communication and contact as a significant educational goal fo…
Commentaries on selected writings of marshall sklare
Sociology (9 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Dropout (neural networks) (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Academic Freedom and Politics (1 work)