Sandra Cotton
Biographic Data
| ID | 378263 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sandra Cotton |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sandra |
| FAMILY NAME | Cotton |
| SIGNATURE | COTTON S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Macquarie University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1877-0794 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Evidence of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Nursing Syllabi
Background: Schools of nursing must produce nurses able to address the care needs of diverse populations. Within schools of nursing, faculty should intentionally construct syllabi to establish an environment of inclusivity where diversity is embraced. Method: Content analysis of 81 undergraduate and graduate course syllabi from four university campuses was performed to determine explicit evidence of content on diverse populations, inclusive andra…
Exploring domination
Sacrifice, Solidarity, and the Scope of the Market
In the absence of a threat of maldistribution, what reason could there be to bar trade of a genuine good that is otherwise owned? Market skeptics have asserted that, once permitted, trade tends to crowd out gifting. Why should we care, though, if needs are satisfied via sales? More importantly, why suppose that permitting trade will cause crowding out? In this paper, I address both questions with an emphasis on the second. Normatively, I claim th…
Globalisation and distributive justice
In recent years, there has been a move within political philosophy to steer a middle path between cosmopolitan (or globally egalitarian) and statist (or nationalist) accounts of the normative deman
The influence of parents and family context on children's involvement in household tasks
The Work Attachment of Mothers with Preschool Children
The aim of this article is to describe the derivation and use of an index representing mothers' attachment to the workforce. This index is based on the proportion of time (equivalent full-time) the mother had worked since the birth of her first child and can be used as both a continuous and categorical variable. The sample comprised 166 Sydney-area families, each of which had at least one preschool-aged child. Relationships were examined with the…
The Work Motivations of Mothers with Preschool Children
This article provides a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the motivations for employment among a sample of 166 Sydney mothers, each of whom had at least one preschool-aged child. Mothers with high and moderate work attachment indicated a multiplicity of motives, of both an extrinsic (financial) and intrinsic (e.g., personal satisfaction, sense of achievement) nature. In contrast, the majority of women with low work attachment cited extreme…
Factors affecting the division of labor in households
Noncompliance
Patient noncompliance to oral medication regimens was assessed by interview in a sample of 109 private practice patients at two pharmacies in an outer western suburb of Sydney. Patients were classified into one of the five following groups on the basis of their stated degree of noncompliance to all medications taken (perfect compliance on all medications, occasional noncompliance on all medications, frequent noncompliance on all medications, occa…
Spanier's dyadic adjustment scale
One hundred and eight married couples and 68 cohabiting individuals completed the 32-item Spanier Dyadic Adjustment Scale as part of an omnibus survey concerning the interactions between couples in ongoing relationships. The items of the scale were factor-analysed separately for the three samples—married females, married males and cohabitors. Although in each case there emerged a strong single factor, four factors were rotated to assess the simil…
The influence of parents and family context on children's involvement in household tasks
Spanier's dyadic adjustment scale
One hundred and eight married couples and 68 cohabiting individuals completed the 32-item Spanier Dyadic Adjustment Scale as part of an omnibus survey concerning the interactions between couples in ongoing relationships. The items of the scale were factor-analysed separately for the three samples—married females, married males and cohabitors. Although in each case there emerged a strong single factor, four factors were rotated to assess the simil…
Factors affecting the division of labor in households
The Work Motivations of Mothers with Preschool Children
This article provides a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the motivations for employment among a sample of 166 Sydney mothers, each of whom had at least one preschool-aged child. Mothers with high and moderate work attachment indicated a multiplicity of motives, of both an extrinsic (financial) and intrinsic (e.g., personal satisfaction, sense of achievement) nature. In contrast, the majority of women with low work attachment cited extreme…
Sacrifice, Solidarity, and the Scope of the Market
In the absence of a threat of maldistribution, what reason could there be to bar trade of a genuine good that is otherwise owned? Market skeptics have asserted that, once permitted, trade tends to crowd out gifting. Why should we care, though, if needs are satisfied via sales? More importantly, why suppose that permitting trade will cause crowding out? In this paper, I address both questions with an emphasis on the second. Normatively, I claim th…
Globalisation and distributive justice
In recent years, there has been a move within political philosophy to steer a middle path between cosmopolitan (or globally egalitarian) and statist (or nationalist) accounts of the normative deman
Noncompliance
Patient noncompliance to oral medication regimens was assessed by interview in a sample of 109 private practice patients at two pharmacies in an outer western suburb of Sydney. Patients were classified into one of the five following groups on the basis of their stated degree of noncompliance to all medications taken (perfect compliance on all medications, occasional noncompliance on all medications, frequent noncompliance on all medications, occa…
Spanier's dyadic adjustment scale
One hundred and eight married couples and 68 cohabiting individuals completed the 32-item Spanier Dyadic Adjustment Scale as part of an omnibus survey concerning the interactions between couples in ongoing relationships. The items of the scale were factor-analysed separately for the three samples—married females, married males and cohabitors. Although in each case there emerged a strong single factor, four factors were rotated to assess the simil…
Noncompliance
Patient noncompliance to oral medication regimens was assessed by interview in a sample of 109 private practice patients at two pharmacies in an outer western suburb of Sydney. Patients were classified into one of the five following groups on the basis of their stated degree of noncompliance to all medications taken (perfect compliance on all medications, occasional noncompliance on all medications, frequent noncompliance on all medications, occa…
Factors affecting the division of labor in households
The Work Motivations of Mothers with Preschool Children
This article provides a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the motivations for employment among a sample of 166 Sydney mothers, each of whom had at least one preschool-aged child. Mothers with high and moderate work attachment indicated a multiplicity of motives, of both an extrinsic (financial) and intrinsic (e.g., personal satisfaction, sense of achievement) nature. In contrast, the majority of women with low work attachment cited extreme…
The Work Attachment of Mothers with Preschool Children
The aim of this article is to describe the derivation and use of an index representing mothers' attachment to the workforce. This index is based on the proportion of time (equivalent full-time) the mother had worked since the birth of her first child and can be used as both a continuous and categorical variable. The sample comprised 166 Sydney-area families, each of which had at least one preschool-aged child. Relationships were examined with the…
The influence of parents and family context on children's involvement in household tasks
Globalisation and distributive justice
In recent years, there has been a move within political philosophy to steer a middle path between cosmopolitan (or globally egalitarian) and statist (or nationalist) accounts of the normative deman
Exploring domination
Sacrifice, Solidarity, and the Scope of the Market
In the absence of a threat of maldistribution, what reason could there be to bar trade of a genuine good that is otherwise owned? Market skeptics have asserted that, once permitted, trade tends to crowd out gifting. Why should we care, though, if needs are satisfied via sales? More importantly, why suppose that permitting trade will cause crowding out? In this paper, I address both questions with an emphasis on the second. Normatively, I claim th…
Evidence of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Nursing Syllabi
Background: Schools of nursing must produce nurses able to address the care needs of diverse populations. Within schools of nursing, faculty should intentionally construct syllabi to establish an environment of inclusivity where diversity is embraced. Method: Content analysis of 81 undergraduate and graduate course syllabi from four university campuses was performed to determine explicit evidence of content on diverse populations, inclusive andra…
Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Work-Family Balance Challenges (3 works) · Egalitarianism (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)