Virginia B Vincenti
Biographic Data
| ID | 4086175 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Virginia B Vincenti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Virginia B |
| FAMILY NAME | Vincenti |
| SIGNATURE | VINCENTI V B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wyoming |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6006-1786 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Family dynamics in the context of elder family financial exploitation
Qualitative genogram analysis
Genograms have been an important tool for clinicians and therapists working with families; however, the use of genograms has not been extended beyond clinical settings. To address this gap in research, we developed qualitative genogram analysis (QGA), a three‐step protocol for analyzing transcribed interviews using family systems theory, representing family systems relational concepts visually in genograms, and identifying common patterns of fami…
Exploring Fundamental Concepts for Home Economics and Family and Consumer Sciences Practice Using A Philosophy of Home Economics by Fusa Sekiguchi
This article explores fundamental concepts in Sekiguchi’s 2004 English translation of A Philosophy of Home Economics and their similarity to the critical science conceptualization of family and consumer sciences in the United States. Like Brown and Paolucci’s landmark 1979 Definition of Home Economics, Sekiguchi’s book draws from many scholars from different disciplines and countries. She builds on existential philosophy, but goes beyond it throu…
How Leadership Opportunities in Family and Consumer Sciences Shaped the Accomplishments of Ann Collins Chadwick
The research in this article reflects upon the legacy of a Family and Consumer Sciences leader, Ann Collins Chadwick. It is also intended to fill in a gap in the history of the profession through the experiences of a professional in the field. Research for this article was accomplished through a recorded interview, e‐mail correspondence, her personal papers, and Internet research. Ann’s early years were spent living a simple life on a small dairy…
Family and Consumer Sciences University Faculty Perceptions of Interdisciplinary Work
The overall purpose of this article is to describe research focusing on two questions: What is family and consumer sciences (FCS) higher education faculty members' understanding of interdisciplinary work? What have faculty learned from their interdisciplinary experiences about facilitators and inhibitors? The researcher used Seidman's three-question, in-depth interview protocol with 9 participants in a large, midwestern, land-grant university. Qu…
Rethinking Home Economics
Rethinking Home Economics
Rethinking Home Economics
Rethinking Home Economics documents the evolution of a profession from the home economics movement launched by Ellen Richards in the early twentieth century to the modern field renamed Family and Consumer Sciences in 1994
Rethinking Home Economics
Family and Consumer Sciences University Faculty Perceptions of Interdisciplinary Work
The overall purpose of this article is to describe research focusing on two questions: What is family and consumer sciences (FCS) higher education faculty members' understanding of interdisciplinary work? What have faculty learned from their interdisciplinary experiences about facilitators and inhibitors? The researcher used Seidman's three-question, in-depth interview protocol with 9 participants in a large, midwestern, land-grant university. Qu…
Qualitative genogram analysis
Genograms have been an important tool for clinicians and therapists working with families; however, the use of genograms has not been extended beyond clinical settings. To address this gap in research, we developed qualitative genogram analysis (QGA), a three‐step protocol for analyzing transcribed interviews using family systems theory, representing family systems relational concepts visually in genograms, and identifying common patterns of fami…
How Leadership Opportunities in Family and Consumer Sciences Shaped the Accomplishments of Ann Collins Chadwick
The research in this article reflects upon the legacy of a Family and Consumer Sciences leader, Ann Collins Chadwick. It is also intended to fill in a gap in the history of the profession through the experiences of a professional in the field. Research for this article was accomplished through a recorded interview, e‐mail correspondence, her personal papers, and Internet research. Ann’s early years were spent living a simple life on a small dairy…
Rethinking Home Economics
Rethinking Home Economics documents the evolution of a profession from the home economics movement launched by Ellen Richards in the early twentieth century to the modern field renamed Family and Consumer Sciences in 1994
Rethinking Home Economics
Rethinking Home Economics
Family and Consumer Sciences University Faculty Perceptions of Interdisciplinary Work
The overall purpose of this article is to describe research focusing on two questions: What is family and consumer sciences (FCS) higher education faculty members' understanding of interdisciplinary work? What have faculty learned from their interdisciplinary experiences about facilitators and inhibitors? The researcher used Seidman's three-question, in-depth interview protocol with 9 participants in a large, midwestern, land-grant university. Qu…
Exploring Fundamental Concepts for Home Economics and Family and Consumer Sciences Practice Using A Philosophy of Home Economics by Fusa Sekiguchi
This article explores fundamental concepts in Sekiguchi’s 2004 English translation of A Philosophy of Home Economics and their similarity to the critical science conceptualization of family and consumer sciences in the United States. Like Brown and Paolucci’s landmark 1979 Definition of Home Economics, Sekiguchi’s book draws from many scholars from different disciplines and countries. She builds on existential philosophy, but goes beyond it throu…
How Leadership Opportunities in Family and Consumer Sciences Shaped the Accomplishments of Ann Collins Chadwick
The research in this article reflects upon the legacy of a Family and Consumer Sciences leader, Ann Collins Chadwick. It is also intended to fill in a gap in the history of the profession through the experiences of a professional in the field. Research for this article was accomplished through a recorded interview, e‐mail correspondence, her personal papers, and Internet research. Ann’s early years were spent living a simple life on a small dairy…
Qualitative genogram analysis
Genograms have been an important tool for clinicians and therapists working with families; however, the use of genograms has not been extended beyond clinical settings. To address this gap in research, we developed qualitative genogram analysis (QGA), a three‐step protocol for analyzing transcribed interviews using family systems theory, representing family systems relational concepts visually in genograms, and identifying common patterns of fami…
Family dynamics in the context of elder family financial exploitation
Sociology (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Social science (5 works) · Family and consumer science (4 works) · Mathematics education (4 works) · Architecture, Design, and Social History (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (3 works) · Pedagogy (3 works) · Qualitative research (3 works)