Eric E Mccollum
Biographic Data
| ID | 4088561 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eric E Mccollum |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eric E |
| FAMILY NAME | Mccollum |
| SIGNATURE | MCCOLLUM E E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Virginia Tech |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Gender Differences in Experiences with Couples Treatment for IPV
Mindfulness for Therapists
The Importance of Therapist/Client Ethnic/Racial Matching in Couples Treatment for Domestic Violence
Voices of Experienced Meditators
Family solutions for substance abuse
Couples Therapy for Drug Abusing Women in an Inpatient Setting
Therapy with Women Substance Abusers
This paper outlines an integrated model of systems therapy for substance-abusing women, Systemic Couples Therapy (SCT). Using structural, strategic, behavioral, and Bowen concepts of family therapy, the authors have developed a model to be used in conjunction with standard treatment models of substance abuse agencies. SCT was designed to be used with women and their partners in conjoint therapy and with women whose partners do not attend therapy.…
Participating in a Couples Therapy Outcome Study
Hiring family therapists for a research project via videotaped interviews
You Never Forget How to Ride a Bicycle
This paper proposes that a man's need to emotionally separate from his mother in childhood in order to develop a masculine identity can have a crippling effect on his relationships with women as an adult. It reinforces our cultural polarization of "masculine" and "feminine" and lays the foundation for emotional distancing to handle anxiety in intimate relationships with women. Working to develop a renewed connection with his mother can help a man…
A scale to measure Bowen's concept of emotional cutoff
Integrating structural-strategic and Bowen approaches in training beginning family therapists
Reliability and Validity of the Kansas Family Life Satisfaction Scale in a Predominantly Middle-Aged Sample
In a predominantly middle-aged sample of 182, the four items of the Kansas Family Life Satisfaction Scale demonstrated adequate internal consistency. Further evidence of construct validity was found, as well as limited discriminant validity. The scale was positively correlated with Edmonds's measure of marital conventionalization, and a pattern of unequal variance at different levels of social desirability was found
Differences Between Anglo and Mexican American Family Members on Satisfaction with Family Life
Previous researchers have suggested that many of the characteristics of Mexican American families compare unfavorably with those of other groups, especially Anglos. In spite of the controversy associated with such contentions, relatively little research has compared the perceptions of multiple family members in Anglo and Hispanic families regarding their satisfaction with multiple aspects of family life. In the present study, based upon random sa…
Characteristics of the Kansas Family Life Satisfaction Scale in a Regional Sample
In a regional sample of 620 families, the four items of the Kansas Family Life Satisfaction Scale demonstrated adequate internal consistency reliability and limited construct validity. As with other satisfaction scales, however, the scale did not manifest a normal distribution of responses. The scale's social desirability characteristics were not assessed and remain unknown
A scale to measure Bowen's concept of emotional cutoff
Differences Between Anglo and Mexican American Family Members on Satisfaction with Family Life
Previous researchers have suggested that many of the characteristics of Mexican American families compare unfavorably with those of other groups, especially Anglos. In spite of the controversy associated with such contentions, relatively little research has compared the perceptions of multiple family members in Anglo and Hispanic families regarding their satisfaction with multiple aspects of family life. In the present study, based upon random sa…
Gender Differences in Experiences with Couples Treatment for IPV
Voices of Experienced Meditators
Couples Therapy for Drug Abusing Women in an Inpatient Setting
Therapy with Women Substance Abusers
This paper outlines an integrated model of systems therapy for substance-abusing women, Systemic Couples Therapy (SCT). Using structural, strategic, behavioral, and Bowen concepts of family therapy, the authors have developed a model to be used in conjunction with standard treatment models of substance abuse agencies. SCT was designed to be used with women and their partners in conjoint therapy and with women whose partners do not attend therapy.…
The Importance of Therapist/Client Ethnic/Racial Matching in Couples Treatment for Domestic Violence
Integrating structural-strategic and Bowen approaches in training beginning family therapists
Characteristics of the Kansas Family Life Satisfaction Scale in a Regional Sample
In a regional sample of 620 families, the four items of the Kansas Family Life Satisfaction Scale demonstrated adequate internal consistency reliability and limited construct validity. As with other satisfaction scales, however, the scale did not manifest a normal distribution of responses. The scale's social desirability characteristics were not assessed and remain unknown
Reliability and Validity of the Kansas Family Life Satisfaction Scale in a Predominantly Middle-Aged Sample
In a predominantly middle-aged sample of 182, the four items of the Kansas Family Life Satisfaction Scale demonstrated adequate internal consistency. Further evidence of construct validity was found, as well as limited discriminant validity. The scale was positively correlated with Edmonds's measure of marital conventionalization, and a pattern of unequal variance at different levels of social desirability was found
Differences Between Anglo and Mexican American Family Members on Satisfaction with Family Life
Previous researchers have suggested that many of the characteristics of Mexican American families compare unfavorably with those of other groups, especially Anglos. In spite of the controversy associated with such contentions, relatively little research has compared the perceptions of multiple family members in Anglo and Hispanic families regarding their satisfaction with multiple aspects of family life. In the present study, based upon random sa…
Integrating structural-strategic and Bowen approaches in training beginning family therapists
You Never Forget How to Ride a Bicycle
This paper proposes that a man's need to emotionally separate from his mother in childhood in order to develop a masculine identity can have a crippling effect on his relationships with women as an adult. It reinforces our cultural polarization of "masculine" and "feminine" and lays the foundation for emotional distancing to handle anxiety in intimate relationships with women. Working to develop a renewed connection with his mother can help a man…
A scale to measure Bowen's concept of emotional cutoff
Hiring family therapists for a research project via videotaped interviews
Therapy with Women Substance Abusers
This paper outlines an integrated model of systems therapy for substance-abusing women, Systemic Couples Therapy (SCT). Using structural, strategic, behavioral, and Bowen concepts of family therapy, the authors have developed a model to be used in conjunction with standard treatment models of substance abuse agencies. SCT was designed to be used with women and their partners in conjoint therapy and with women whose partners do not attend therapy.…
Participating in a Couples Therapy Outcome Study
Couples Therapy for Drug Abusing Women in an Inpatient Setting
Family solutions for substance abuse
Voices of Experienced Meditators
The Importance of Therapist/Client Ethnic/Racial Matching in Couples Treatment for Domestic Violence
Mindfulness for Therapists
Gender Differences in Experiences with Couples Treatment for IPV
Psychology (13 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Psychotherapist (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (6 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics (4 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works)