Roy H Laner
Biographic Data
| ID | 379590 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roy H Laner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roy H |
| FAMILY NAME | Laner |
| SIGNATURE | LANER R H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Arizona Department of Economic Security |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Children rearing children
Preventive screening of adolescent mothers and infants
The “Study” of Child Maltreatment
For better or worse
Maternal Maturity and Maltreatment
Child maltreatment risk among adolescent mothers
A large random sample of reported child maltreatment incidents are analyzed in terms of the research question: Is there a higher incidence of maltreatment by women who were adolescent mothers than by older mothers? Results from the official records studied indicate similar dynamic variables reported for both groups of mothers. The nature and limitations of the data are discussed, and implications and suggestions for further research are presented
Sexual Preference or Personal Style
MacDonald and Games (1974) have argued that homosexual men and women are disliked because they are thought to display inappropriate gender-related mannerism (either "butch" or "Femme"). Storms (1978) argued that sex-object choice, not personal style, is the basis of dislike. Laner and Lander (1979) have presented evident that both dimensions-sexual preference and personal style-are implicated in dislike of homosexual men. The present study replic…
Sex and the Single Check
An exploratory participant-observation study of check-placement behaviors of waitresses and waiters revealed that norms of egalitarianism do not guide presentation of meal tabs. “Executive women” with male “guests” were only infrequently treated as hosts, in terms of check presentation. Older males dining with female hosts were more often given the tab than were younger males; younger servers tended to consider the man responsible for the check m…
Permissive attitudes toward sexual behaviors
Theory and research regarding permissive or nonpermissive attitudes toward sexual behaviors have contained apparent contradictions: Those maintaining that men and women differ in permissiveness rely on differential socialization theory; those maintaining that men and women share a common level of permissiveness suggest new cohort‐wide values as the explanation; and, discounting male/female differences, permissiveness has been held to vary by degr…
Sexual Preference or Personal Style
MacDonald and Games (1974) have argued that homosexual men and women are disliked because they are thought to display inappropriate gender-related mannerism (either "butch" or "Femme"). Storms (1978) argued that sex-object choice, not personal style, is the basis of dislike. Laner and Lander (1979) have presented evident that both dimensions-sexual preference and personal style-are implicated in dislike of homosexual men. The present study replic…
For better or worse
Permissive attitudes toward sexual behaviors
Theory and research regarding permissive or nonpermissive attitudes toward sexual behaviors have contained apparent contradictions: Those maintaining that men and women differ in permissiveness rely on differential socialization theory; those maintaining that men and women share a common level of permissiveness suggest new cohort‐wide values as the explanation; and, discounting male/female differences, permissiveness has been held to vary by degr…
Maternal Maturity and Maltreatment
Children rearing children
The “Study” of Child Maltreatment
Sex and the Single Check
An exploratory participant-observation study of check-placement behaviors of waitresses and waiters revealed that norms of egalitarianism do not guide presentation of meal tabs. “Executive women” with male “guests” were only infrequently treated as hosts, in terms of check presentation. Older males dining with female hosts were more often given the tab than were younger males; younger servers tended to consider the man responsible for the check m…
Permissive attitudes toward sexual behaviors
Theory and research regarding permissive or nonpermissive attitudes toward sexual behaviors have contained apparent contradictions: Those maintaining that men and women differ in permissiveness rely on differential socialization theory; those maintaining that men and women share a common level of permissiveness suggest new cohort‐wide values as the explanation; and, discounting male/female differences, permissiveness has been held to vary by degr…
Sex and the Single Check
An exploratory participant-observation study of check-placement behaviors of waitresses and waiters revealed that norms of egalitarianism do not guide presentation of meal tabs. “Executive women” with male “guests” were only infrequently treated as hosts, in terms of check presentation. Older males dining with female hosts were more often given the tab than were younger males; younger servers tended to consider the man responsible for the check m…
Child maltreatment risk among adolescent mothers
A large random sample of reported child maltreatment incidents are analyzed in terms of the research question: Is there a higher incidence of maltreatment by women who were adolescent mothers than by older mothers? Results from the official records studied indicate similar dynamic variables reported for both groups of mothers. The nature and limitations of the data are discussed, and implications and suggestions for further research are presented
Sexual Preference or Personal Style
MacDonald and Games (1974) have argued that homosexual men and women are disliked because they are thought to display inappropriate gender-related mannerism (either "butch" or "Femme"). Storms (1978) argued that sex-object choice, not personal style, is the basis of dislike. Laner and Lander (1979) have presented evident that both dimensions-sexual preference and personal style-are implicated in dislike of homosexual men. The present study replic…
The “Study” of Child Maltreatment
For better or worse
Maternal Maturity and Maltreatment
Preventive screening of adolescent mothers and infants
Children rearing children
Psychology (9 works) · Developmental psychology (7 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (6 works) · Homicide, Infanticide, and Child Abuse (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Child abuse (3 works) · Demography (3 works) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (3 works) · Poison control (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works)