C Ray Wingrove
Biographic Data
| ID | 3923211 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Ray Wingrove |
| GIVEN NAMES | C Ray |
| FAMILY NAME | Wingrove |
| SIGNATURE | WINGROVE C R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Richmond |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
From Stumbling Blocks to Stepping Stones
From Stumbling Blocks to Stepping Stones
Women in Retirement
This article reviews empirical research on women in retirement since 1976. The articles studied are categorized into four main areas: Women's Attitudes and Orientations Toward Retirement, Women's Preparation and Planning for Retirement, Women's Retirement Timing: Factors Related to Decisions to Retire, and Women's Adjustments to and Experiences in Retirement. Omissions and problems in the literature are identified and examined. Special attention …
A Sample of Professional and Managerial Women
Prior to the mid-1970's there was little literature on the experiences of women in retirement. Although presently social scientists have begun research, there are still gaps in the literature, most notably regarding work and retirement experiences of women in senior professional and managerial positions. While the previously small numbers of these women may partly explain the absence of social science research on them, their more recently growing…
Some Considerations in Interviewing the Old, Old
Drawing upon personal experiences, the author makes a number of suggestions to follow when interviewing those in their late seventies and above. He deals with such topics as pitfalls in obtaining interviews, dress, rapport, length of interview, allaying respondents' fears, and coping with communication problems caused by interviewees' visual and hearing losses
Similarities and differences among three generations of women in attitudes toward the female role in contemporary society
Age Differences and Generational Gaps
Let's Learn about Aging
Cohort Analysis of Church Attendance, 1939-69
An analysis of five different cohorts spanning a thirty-year period reveals little support for any particular model of church attendance as related to chronological aging. Although cohorts share trends in church attendance by sex and specific dates or time periods, each cohort seems to manifest its own distinct pattern as related to age itself. These findings suggest that even though church attendance varies by age, other factors such as specific…
Religiosity and Black Militancy
Data from a 1969 nationwide sample of black adults revealed a weaker association between religiosity and militant attitudes than Marx found in a 1964 sample. Further exploration uncovered an interesting reason for this finding. In 1964 blacks who were more religious were less militant within each of several age, sex, and denominational categories Marx examined, whereas in 1969 this was not the case. Among older black adults, males and Baptists, t…
Exit, Voice, and Loyalty
Exploring Virginia's Human Resources
Similarities and differences among three generations of women in attitudes toward the female role in contemporary society
Religiosity and Black Militancy
Data from a 1969 nationwide sample of black adults revealed a weaker association between religiosity and militant attitudes than Marx found in a 1964 sample. Further exploration uncovered an interesting reason for this finding. In 1964 blacks who were more religious were less militant within each of several age, sex, and denominational categories Marx examined, whereas in 1969 this was not the case. Among older black adults, males and Baptists, t…
Exit, Voice, and Loyalty
Cohort Analysis of Church Attendance, 1939-69
An analysis of five different cohorts spanning a thirty-year period reveals little support for any particular model of church attendance as related to chronological aging. Although cohorts share trends in church attendance by sex and specific dates or time periods, each cohort seems to manifest its own distinct pattern as related to age itself. These findings suggest that even though church attendance varies by age, other factors such as specific…
Exploring Virginia's Human Resources
Exit, Voice, and Loyalty
Religiosity and Black Militancy
Data from a 1969 nationwide sample of black adults revealed a weaker association between religiosity and militant attitudes than Marx found in a 1964 sample. Further exploration uncovered an interesting reason for this finding. In 1964 blacks who were more religious were less militant within each of several age, sex, and denominational categories Marx examined, whereas in 1969 this was not the case. Among older black adults, males and Baptists, t…
Cohort Analysis of Church Attendance, 1939-69
An analysis of five different cohorts spanning a thirty-year period reveals little support for any particular model of church attendance as related to chronological aging. Although cohorts share trends in church attendance by sex and specific dates or time periods, each cohort seems to manifest its own distinct pattern as related to age itself. These findings suggest that even though church attendance varies by age, other factors such as specific…
Let's Learn about Aging
Age Differences and Generational Gaps
Similarities and differences among three generations of women in attitudes toward the female role in contemporary society
Some Considerations in Interviewing the Old, Old
Drawing upon personal experiences, the author makes a number of suggestions to follow when interviewing those in their late seventies and above. He deals with such topics as pitfalls in obtaining interviews, dress, rapport, length of interview, allaying respondents' fears, and coping with communication problems caused by interviewees' visual and hearing losses
A Sample of Professional and Managerial Women
Prior to the mid-1970's there was little literature on the experiences of women in retirement. Although presently social scientists have begun research, there are still gaps in the literature, most notably regarding work and retirement experiences of women in senior professional and managerial positions. While the previously small numbers of these women may partly explain the absence of social science research on them, their more recently growing…
Women in Retirement
This article reviews empirical research on women in retirement since 1976. The articles studied are categorized into four main areas: Women's Attitudes and Orientations Toward Retirement, Women's Preparation and Planning for Retirement, Women's Retirement Timing: Factors Related to Decisions to Retire, and Women's Adjustments to and Experiences in Retirement. Omissions and problems in the literature are identified and examined. Special attention …
From Stumbling Blocks to Stepping Stones
From Stumbling Blocks to Stepping Stones
Psychology (10 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Demography (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Education Systems and Policy (3 works) · Retirement, Disability, and Employment (3 works) · Youth Education and Societal Dynamics (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works)