Clarence E Tygart
Biographic Data
| ID | 3894627 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Clarence E Tygart |
| GIVEN NAMES | Clarence E |
| FAMILY NAME | Tygart |
| SIGNATURE | TYGART C E |
| AFFILIATIONS | California State University, Fullerton |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Self-Reported Delinquency and Natural Parents-Stepparent Youth Relations
The present study investigated relationships between youths' self-reported delinquency and natural parents or stepparents. One-thousand-forty-one randomly selected male and female students completed the questionnaire. All were enrolled in grades 7-12 in an urban Southern California public school district and came from a variety of social class backgrounds. On the bivariate level, males with stepparents reported a slightly higher rate of more seri…
Strain Theory and Public School Vandalism
Political Liberalism-Conservatism among Clergy
The conclusion by Mann (1970) that unidimensionality of political liberalism exists among groups who are very interested and/or active in the sociopolitical processes was investigated. Two national samples of clergy for the years 1972 and 1978 from six Protestant denominations revealed a high degree of interrelationship among items pertaining to topical issues. In factor analysis, only one significant factor emerged. Unidimensionality of politica…
Occupational social status and race in north-south interregional migration
For the United States generally, a positive relationship has been found between occupational social status and migration propensity. However, the addition of two variables has greatly altered this relationship. The strength of the relationship for blacks was much weaker than for whites. The relationship disappeared for both races for interregional (South/non‐South) migration. More blue‐collar migration from the South to the non‐South was countera…
The Role of Theology among Other "Belief" Variables for Clergy Civil Rights Activism
The Influence of Theology, Denomination, and Values upon the Positions of Clergy on Social Issues
Vincent Jeffries, Clarence E. Tygart, The Influence of Theology, Denomination, and Values upon the Positions of Clergy on Social Issues, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 13, No. 3 (Sep., 1974), pp. 309-324
Social Movement Participation
Examining the Weinberg and Walker Typology of Student Activists
Data from a sample of UCLA students is reported concerning the Weinberg and Walker (1969) contention of an absence of linkage between student antiwar activism and national political party organizations and resultant conflict-expressive behavior of sudent demonstration. The data indicate that demonstrators were much more involved in conventional (institutionalized) party politics than non-demonstrating respondents-namely, that they were more likel…
A Research Note on Student Leftist Political Activism and Family Socioeconomic Status
The Influence of Theology, Denomination, and Values upon the Positions of Clergy on Social Issues
Vincent Jeffries, Clarence E. Tygart, The Influence of Theology, Denomination, and Values upon the Positions of Clergy on Social Issues, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 13, No. 3 (Sep., 1974), pp. 309-324
Strain Theory and Public School Vandalism
The Role of Theology among Other "Belief" Variables for Clergy Civil Rights Activism
A Research Note on Student Leftist Political Activism and Family Socioeconomic Status
Occupational social status and race in north-south interregional migration
For the United States generally, a positive relationship has been found between occupational social status and migration propensity. However, the addition of two variables has greatly altered this relationship. The strength of the relationship for blacks was much weaker than for whites. The relationship disappeared for both races for interregional (South/non‐South) migration. More blue‐collar migration from the South to the non‐South was countera…
Social Movement Participation
A Research Note on Student Leftist Political Activism and Family Socioeconomic Status
Examining the Weinberg and Walker Typology of Student Activists
Data from a sample of UCLA students is reported concerning the Weinberg and Walker (1969) contention of an absence of linkage between student antiwar activism and national political party organizations and resultant conflict-expressive behavior of sudent demonstration. The data indicate that demonstrators were much more involved in conventional (institutionalized) party politics than non-demonstrating respondents-namely, that they were more likel…
Social Movement Participation
The Influence of Theology, Denomination, and Values upon the Positions of Clergy on Social Issues
Vincent Jeffries, Clarence E. Tygart, The Influence of Theology, Denomination, and Values upon the Positions of Clergy on Social Issues, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 13, No. 3 (Sep., 1974), pp. 309-324
The Role of Theology among Other "Belief" Variables for Clergy Civil Rights Activism
Occupational social status and race in north-south interregional migration
For the United States generally, a positive relationship has been found between occupational social status and migration propensity. However, the addition of two variables has greatly altered this relationship. The strength of the relationship for blacks was much weaker than for whites. The relationship disappeared for both races for interregional (South/non‐South) migration. More blue‐collar migration from the South to the non‐South was countera…
Political Liberalism-Conservatism among Clergy
The conclusion by Mann (1970) that unidimensionality of political liberalism exists among groups who are very interested and/or active in the sociopolitical processes was investigated. Two national samples of clergy for the years 1972 and 1978 from six Protestant denominations revealed a high degree of interrelationship among items pertaining to topical issues. In factor analysis, only one significant factor emerged. Unidimensionality of politica…
Strain Theory and Public School Vandalism
Self-Reported Delinquency and Natural Parents-Stepparent Youth Relations
The present study investigated relationships between youths' self-reported delinquency and natural parents or stepparents. One-thousand-forty-one randomly selected male and female students completed the questionnaire. All were enrolled in grades 7-12 in an urban Southern California public school district and came from a variety of social class backgrounds. On the bivariate level, males with stepparents reported a slightly higher rate of more seri…
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