Judith L Fischer
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3773787 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Judith L Fischer |
| NOMBRES | Judith L |
| APELLIDO | Fischer |
| FIRMA | FISCHER J L |
| AFILIACIONES | Texas Tech University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 36 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 171 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1979 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Tobacco Smoking, Cannabis Use, and Binge Drinking Among University Students in France
Spiritual Coping
Self-efficacy, parent–child relationships, and academic performance
The role of natural disaster in individual and relational adjustment in Sri Lankan mothers following the 2004 tsunami
The purpose of this study is to examine the associations between maternal mental health distress symptoms, including depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, the extent to which the presence of a child's disaster-related physical health problem(s) have interfered with daily functioning, and family cohesion over time among Sri Lankan mothers who survived the tsunami on 26 December 2004. Study variables were measured using a self-report quest…
Development of the “Mentorship in Clinical Training Scale” (MiCTS)
Work, Family, and Well-Being at Midlife
This study addressed work and family enhancement and conflict among adults at midlife ( N = 125). The study included personal well-being measured 25 years earlier. Participants were classified into groups on the basis of latent class analysis. Qualitative analyses of narratives within groups enhanced understanding of the experiences of those in the groups. The first of the three groups identified by latent class analysis consisted of a fairly lar…
Selection and socialization of drinking among young adult dating, cohabiting, and married partners
This study examines associations among adolescent drinking, young adult drinking, and romantic partner drinking through selection and socialization processes in young adult dating, cohabiting, and marital relationships. Hierarchical regression analyses, using data from The National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health ( n = 1132), demonstrated significant selection and socialization effects for young adult romantic partner drinking. Moderating…
Intimate Partner Violence in Young Adult Dating, Cohabitating, and Married Drinking Partnerships
Using data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, this study examined intimate partner violence (IPV) and drinking partnerships in 741 young adults in male-female dating, cohabitating, and married relationships. Cluster analyses revealed four similar kinds of drinking partnerships: (a) congruent light and infrequent, (b) discrepant male heavy and frequent, (c) discrepant female heavy and infrequent, and (d) congruent moderate/…
Domestic Violence against Women in Cambodia
Parent Relationships, Emotion Regulation, Psychosocial Maturity and College Student Alcohol Use Problems
Linking family functioning to dating relationship quality via novelty-seeking and harm-avoidance personality pathways
Organized by the systems theory concepts of equifinality and interdependence (Broderick, 1993) and Huston's (2000) social ecology model, this study examined two personality-based pathways to dating relationship quality among college students. The first pathway extends from family dysfunction to dating relationship quality via novelty seeking and excessive drinking. The second pathway extends from family dysfunction to relationship quality via har…
Recovery From Alcohol or Drug Abuse
The purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between identity styles and recovery from substance abuse. Consistent findings have established a relationship be- tween identity diffusion and substance misuse, but no research has explored the influence of identity styles on recovery processes. Participants (N = 252) from treatment and recovery-based facilities and groups using a 12-step recovery model were assessed with the Identity Sty…
The Influence of Love, Equity, and Alternatives on Commitment in Romantic Relationships
This study investigated the connections between respondents' feelings about their partners (love), evaluations of their relationships (equity), perceptions of relationship alternatives, and commitment to remain in their present relationships. It was predicted that love and equity would be better predictors of commitment than would perceived relationship alternatives. Respondents were 297 university students who reported they were involved in clos…
The Role of Network Support and Interference in Women's Perception of Romantic, Friend, and Parental Relationships
Parental Status, Social Support, and Marital Adjustment
This study examined the relation between parental status and marital adjustment of employed individuals. The sample consisted of 91 individuals-47 employed wives and 44 employed husbands. This study found that men with children reported higher levels of marital adjustment compared to men without children and women with and without children. Overall, women with children reported lower levels of marital adjustment compared to women without children…
The Effects of Conflict with Mothers‐in‐Law on the Psychological Well‐Being and Marital Adjustment of Korean Daughters‐in‐Law
Using the conceptual framework of the Double ABCX model offamily stress and coping, this study examined the adaptation of Korean daughters‐in‐law (psychological well‐being and marital adjustment) to conflict with their mothers‐in‐law. Multiple regression results indicated thatfour variables—perceived severity of conflict, behavioral self‐blame, impersonal blame, and emotional support—were significantly associated with daughters'‐in‐law psychologi…
Confronting Relationship Challenges
For Better, For Worse, For Richer, For Poorer - Steve Duck and Julia T Wood The Rough and the Smooth of Relationships Shame and Anger in Personal Relationships - Suzanne M Retzinger Having and Managing Enemies - Jacqueline P Wiseman and Steve Duck A Very Challenging Relationship Family Reconfiguring Following Divorce - Marilyn Coleman and Lawrence H Ganong Codependency - Paul H Wright and Katherine D Wright Personality Syndrome or Relational Proc…
The Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication
Abusive Drinking in Young Adults
Judith L. Fischer, Richard S. Wampler, Abusive Drinking in Young Adults: Personality Type and Family Role as Moderators of Family-of-Origin Influences, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 56, No. 2 (May, 1994), pp. 469-479
Effects of the Immigration Reform and Control Act on Families
The author discusses the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act and its effect on families wishing to migrate to the United States. paper describes one of the key provisions of the new act elaborates on the effects on potential client populations and presents some challenges to helping professionals. A major change in the 1986 legislation was the switch in focus from family reunification to the granting of visas on an individual basis. This arti…
Codependency and Parenting Styles
This study examined the association between the parent-child relationship (as perceived by late adolescent-early adult children) and the adolescent's codependency. College students 17through 22 years of age (N = 175) reported the parenting style of their mother and father (via ratings of perceived parental support and coercive control) and completed a scale assessing their own level of codependency. Parenting style (uninvolved, permissive, author…
Demystifying Family Treatment of the "Teflon" Adolescent
Adolescents who appear impervious to adult injunctions, admonitions, and consequences are described. Early adolescence, immediate-family interactions, extended-family patterns, and contextual stressors converge to promote development of "Teflon " behavior in the adolescent. This article suggests a contextual family therapy approach to disrupting the Teflon behavior, including treatment of the adolescent impasse, treatment of the parental impasse,…
Marital Status and Career Stage Influences on Social Networks of Young Adults
Excerpt During young adulthood men and women experience new roles that affect their interactions with social network members. The most common transitions during young adulthood—marriage and career—were examined with respect to descriptors of the social networks, including network size as well as affectionate and instrumental behavior exchanges. In addition, the network sectors of kin and friends were considered. Marital status, career stage, and …
Social Networks in Male and Female Adolescents
The major focus of this research is the examination of the relationships among social network variables and personality variables across time in male and female adolescents. Although a number of researchers have concluded that social ties are needed to develop positive social skills and that reciprocal and stable relationships promote both mental health and personal development, the causal direction of these effects has not been examined. In this…
Women's Communication with Intimates and Acquaintances
This study rated the communication behaviours, verbal and non-verbal, of women who discussed topics of low intimacy with a same-sex other (either an intimate friend or an acquaintance) and with an opposite-sex other (either an intimate friend or an acquaintance). Results indicated that there were interactions of gender of target person with degree of acquaintance. In discussions with both same-and opposite-sex acquaintances, the female participan…
Sex differences in identity and intimacy development in college youth
Marital Status and Career Stage Influences on Social Networks of Young Adults
Excerpt During young adulthood men and women experience new roles that affect their interactions with social network members. The most common transitions during young adulthood—marriage and career—were examined with respect to descriptors of the social networks, including network size as well as affectionate and instrumental behavior exchanges. In addition, the network sectors of kin and friends were considered. Marital status, career stage, and …
Sex Roles and Intimacy in Same Sex and Other Sex Relationships
In a survey of sex roles and intimacy in ongoing, close relationships it was hypothesized that the androgynous would have higher intimacy scores. The androgynous and sex-typed persons did not differ from each other but both were higher on intimacy than the undifferentiated. The only sex role independently related to intimacy was femininity. Based on the patterns of intimacy scores found for different types of relationships, sex-role stereotyping …
The Role of Network Support and Interference in Women's Perception of Romantic, Friend, and Parental Relationships
Teenage Violence toward Parents
Charles W. Peek, Judith L. Fischer, Jeannie S. Kidwell, Teenage Violence toward Parents: A Neglected Dimension of Family Violence, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 47, No. 4 (Nov., 1985), pp. 1051-1058
Transitions in relationship style from adolescence to young adulthood
Domestic Violence against Women in Cambodia
The Influence of Love, Equity, and Alternatives on Commitment in Romantic Relationships
This study investigated the connections between respondents' feelings about their partners (love), evaluations of their relationships (equity), perceptions of relationship alternatives, and commitment to remain in their present relationships. It was predicted that love and equity would be better predictors of commitment than would perceived relationship alternatives. Respondents were 297 university students who reported they were involved in clos…
Parent Relationships, Emotion Regulation, Psychosocial Maturity and College Student Alcohol Use Problems
Sex-role development in late adolescence and adulthood
Pathways of identity development in college women
Social Networks in Male and Female Adolescents
The major focus of this research is the examination of the relationships among social network variables and personality variables across time in male and female adolescents. Although a number of researchers have concluded that social ties are needed to develop positive social skills and that reciprocal and stable relationships promote both mental health and personal development, the causal direction of these effects has not been examined. In this…
Strong but not silent
Work, Family, and Well-Being at Midlife
This study addressed work and family enhancement and conflict among adults at midlife ( N = 125). The study included personal well-being measured 25 years earlier. Participants were classified into groups on the basis of latent class analysis. Qualitative analyses of narratives within groups enhanced understanding of the experiences of those in the groups. The first of the three groups identified by latent class analysis consisted of a fairly lar…
Selection and socialization of drinking among young adult dating, cohabiting, and married partners
This study examines associations among adolescent drinking, young adult drinking, and romantic partner drinking through selection and socialization processes in young adult dating, cohabiting, and marital relationships. Hierarchical regression analyses, using data from The National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health ( n = 1132), demonstrated significant selection and socialization effects for young adult romantic partner drinking. Moderating…
Intimate Partner Violence in Young Adult Dating, Cohabitating, and Married Drinking Partnerships
Using data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, this study examined intimate partner violence (IPV) and drinking partnerships in 741 young adults in male-female dating, cohabitating, and married relationships. Cluster analyses revealed four similar kinds of drinking partnerships: (a) congruent light and infrequent, (b) discrepant male heavy and frequent, (c) discrepant female heavy and infrequent, and (d) congruent moderate/…
Linking family functioning to dating relationship quality via novelty-seeking and harm-avoidance personality pathways
Organized by the systems theory concepts of equifinality and interdependence (Broderick, 1993) and Huston's (2000) social ecology model, this study examined two personality-based pathways to dating relationship quality among college students. The first pathway extends from family dysfunction to dating relationship quality via novelty seeking and excessive drinking. The second pathway extends from family dysfunction to relationship quality via har…
Reciprocity, agreement, and family style in family systems with a disturbed and nondisturbed adolescent
Self-efficacy, parent–child relationships, and academic performance
Parental Status, Social Support, and Marital Adjustment
This study examined the relation between parental status and marital adjustment of employed individuals. The sample consisted of 91 individuals-47 employed wives and 44 employed husbands. This study found that men with children reported higher levels of marital adjustment compared to men without children and women with and without children. Overall, women with children reported lower levels of marital adjustment compared to women without children…
Codependency and Parenting Styles
This study examined the association between the parent-child relationship (as perceived by late adolescent-early adult children) and the adolescent's codependency. College students 17through 22 years of age (N = 175) reported the parenting style of their mother and father (via ratings of perceived parental support and coercive control) and completed a scale assessing their own level of codependency. Parenting style (uninvolved, permissive, author…
Recovery From Alcohol or Drug Abuse
The purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between identity styles and recovery from substance abuse. Consistent findings have established a relationship be- tween identity diffusion and substance misuse, but no research has explored the influence of identity styles on recovery processes. Participants (N = 252) from treatment and recovery-based facilities and groups using a 12-step recovery model were assessed with the Identity Sty…
Abusive Drinking in Young Adults
Judith L. Fischer, Richard S. Wampler, Abusive Drinking in Young Adults: Personality Type and Family Role as Moderators of Family-of-Origin Influences, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 56, No. 2 (May, 1994), pp. 469-479
Sex-role orientation, intimacy of topic, and target person differences in self-disclosure among women
Correlates of self-concept among black early adolescents
Sex differences in identity and intimacy development in college youth
Reciprocity, agreement, and family style in family systems with a disturbed and nondisturbed adolescent
Correlates of self-concept among black early adolescents
Sex Roles and Intimacy in Same Sex and Other Sex Relationships
In a survey of sex roles and intimacy in ongoing, close relationships it was hypothesized that the androgynous would have higher intimacy scores. The androgynous and sex-typed persons did not differ from each other but both were higher on intimacy than the undifferentiated. The only sex role independently related to intimacy was femininity. Based on the patterns of intimacy scores found for different types of relationships, sex-role stereotyping …
Sex-role development in late adolescence and adulthood
Pathways of identity development in college women
Leaving home
Transitions in relationship style from adolescence to young adulthood
Strong but not silent
Sex-role orientation, intimacy of topic, and target person differences in self-disclosure among women
Teenage Violence toward Parents
Charles W. Peek, Judith L. Fischer, Jeannie S. Kidwell, Teenage Violence toward Parents: A Neglected Dimension of Family Violence, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 47, No. 4 (Nov., 1985), pp. 1051-1058
Social Networks in Male and Female Adolescents
The major focus of this research is the examination of the relationships among social network variables and personality variables across time in male and female adolescents. Although a number of researchers have concluded that social ties are needed to develop positive social skills and that reciprocal and stable relationships promote both mental health and personal development, the causal direction of these effects has not been examined. In this…
Women's Communication with Intimates and Acquaintances
This study rated the communication behaviours, verbal and non-verbal, of women who discussed topics of low intimacy with a same-sex other (either an intimate friend or an acquaintance) and with an opposite-sex other (either an intimate friend or an acquaintance). Results indicated that there were interactions of gender of target person with degree of acquaintance. In discussions with both same-and opposite-sex acquaintances, the female participan…
Demystifying Family Treatment of the "Teflon" Adolescent
Adolescents who appear impervious to adult injunctions, admonitions, and consequences are described. Early adolescence, immediate-family interactions, extended-family patterns, and contextual stressors converge to promote development of "Teflon " behavior in the adolescent. This article suggests a contextual family therapy approach to disrupting the Teflon behavior, including treatment of the adolescent impasse, treatment of the parental impasse,…
Marital Status and Career Stage Influences on Social Networks of Young Adults
Excerpt During young adulthood men and women experience new roles that affect their interactions with social network members. The most common transitions during young adulthood—marriage and career—were examined with respect to descriptors of the social networks, including network size as well as affectionate and instrumental behavior exchanges. In addition, the network sectors of kin and friends were considered. Marital status, career stage, and …
Codependency and Parenting Styles
This study examined the association between the parent-child relationship (as perceived by late adolescent-early adult children) and the adolescent's codependency. College students 17through 22 years of age (N = 175) reported the parenting style of their mother and father (via ratings of perceived parental support and coercive control) and completed a scale assessing their own level of codependency. Parenting style (uninvolved, permissive, author…
Effects of the Immigration Reform and Control Act on Families
The author discusses the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act and its effect on families wishing to migrate to the United States. paper describes one of the key provisions of the new act elaborates on the effects on potential client populations and presents some challenges to helping professionals. A major change in the 1986 legislation was the switch in focus from family reunification to the granting of visas on an individual basis. This arti…
Abusive Drinking in Young Adults
Judith L. Fischer, Richard S. Wampler, Abusive Drinking in Young Adults: Personality Type and Family Role as Moderators of Family-of-Origin Influences, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 56, No. 2 (May, 1994), pp. 469-479
The Dark Side of Interpersonal Communication
The Effects of Conflict with Mothers‐in‐Law on the Psychological Well‐Being and Marital Adjustment of Korean Daughters‐in‐Law
Using the conceptual framework of the Double ABCX model offamily stress and coping, this study examined the adaptation of Korean daughters‐in‐law (psychological well‐being and marital adjustment) to conflict with their mothers‐in‐law. Multiple regression results indicated thatfour variables—perceived severity of conflict, behavioral self‐blame, impersonal blame, and emotional support—were significantly associated with daughters'‐in‐law psychologi…
Confronting Relationship Challenges
For Better, For Worse, For Richer, For Poorer - Steve Duck and Julia T Wood The Rough and the Smooth of Relationships Shame and Anger in Personal Relationships - Suzanne M Retzinger Having and Managing Enemies - Jacqueline P Wiseman and Steve Duck A Very Challenging Relationship Family Reconfiguring Following Divorce - Marilyn Coleman and Lawrence H Ganong Codependency - Paul H Wright and Katherine D Wright Personality Syndrome or Relational Proc…
Parental Status, Social Support, and Marital Adjustment
This study examined the relation between parental status and marital adjustment of employed individuals. The sample consisted of 91 individuals-47 employed wives and 44 employed husbands. This study found that men with children reported higher levels of marital adjustment compared to men without children and women with and without children. Overall, women with children reported lower levels of marital adjustment compared to women without children…
The Role of Network Support and Interference in Women's Perception of Romantic, Friend, and Parental Relationships
Recovery From Alcohol or Drug Abuse
The purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between identity styles and recovery from substance abuse. Consistent findings have established a relationship be- tween identity diffusion and substance misuse, but no research has explored the influence of identity styles on recovery processes. Participants (N = 252) from treatment and recovery-based facilities and groups using a 12-step recovery model were assessed with the Identity Sty…
The Influence of Love, Equity, and Alternatives on Commitment in Romantic Relationships
This study investigated the connections between respondents' feelings about their partners (love), evaluations of their relationships (equity), perceptions of relationship alternatives, and commitment to remain in their present relationships. It was predicted that love and equity would be better predictors of commitment than would perceived relationship alternatives. Respondents were 297 university students who reported they were involved in clos…
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