Martin Manosevitz
Biographic Data
| ID | 4231471 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martin Manosevitz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Manosevitz |
| SIGNATURE | MANOSEVITZ M |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Austin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 85 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Supervision by telephone: An innovation in psychoanalytic training--a roundtable discussion
Supervision by telephone: An innovation in psychoanalytic training--a roundtable discussion
Parental Models of Infancy: A Note on Gender Preferences for Firstborns
In past research individuals and couples without children have consistently expressed a preference for a male firstborn. Recent social changes have generated some expectation for a shift toward more equality of preference. The present study confirms a continuing preference for male firstborns in a population of couples expecting a first child. There was an increase in the number of subjects who would not specify a preference. When subjects were a…
Death fantasies of father-absent and father-present late adolescents
Imaginary figures of early childhood: Santa Claus, Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy
The developmental progression of children's belief in three major figures of early childhood was examined through structure interviews with children and questionnaires for parents. Belief in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy varied with the child's age and the level of parental encouragement of belief. However, belief in these figures was unrelated to other indices of the child's fantasy involvement
Father absence: Effects of stepfathers upon psychosocial development in males
While a considerable amount of research has been reported documenting the effects of father absence upon children (see Herzog & Sudia, 1973), very little is known about the effects of surrogate paternal models upon the development of children who have experienced a period of father absence. The role surrogate models can play in the subsequent development of children who have experienced the absence of one parent requires serious consideration, si…
The impact of the identity crisis on the adjustment of late adolescent males
Reinstatement in Mice
Three studies of the reinstatement effect using inbred mice (A/J, C57BL/6J, DBA/2J) were reported. In each study there were 4 treatment groups: early shock-reinstatement shock, early shock, reinstatement shock, and no shock. In Exp. I, 1, in Exp. II, 2, and in Exp. III, 3 inbred mouse strains were studied. In Exp. III, an albino strain was also included. Significant main effects due to strain, early experience, and reinstatement were obtained. Or…
Individual and family correlates of imaginary companions in preschool children
Effects of Electric Shock on Water Consumption in Random-Bred Mice
Water consumption in a random-bred line of mice was studied to determine if consumption could be used as a behavioral measure of emotionality. The treatment, electric shock, was administered to 13 mice; a non-shock control group included 14 mice. 48 hr. after treatment, all mice were given 24 hr. water deprivation. This was followed by 24 hr. free access to water. During this 24-hr. period, water consumption was recorded at 30, 60, 90, 120 min., …
The development of male homosexuality∗
At present it is unknown which experiences provide the necessary or even sufficient conditions for the development of homosexuality. Little is known about the sequence of events or the temporal relations between them and aspects of personality development in homosexuality. However, it is clear that some events which occur in childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood play a role in the ontogeny of adult homosexuality. Early sexual activities wou…
Sex typing in nursery school children's play interests
Birth order, anxiety, and affiliation during a crisis
Fear Survey Schedule: A Normative Study
The results for 49 college females show their scores to be higher on the FSS than for college males ( n = 64); this sex difference is a general one over a variety of fears. Many of the strongest reported fears for both sexes have to do with social or interpersonal situations. The frequently reported items are listed as a guide for behavior therapy researchers to common fears or phobias in a college population
Sex typing in nursery school children's play interests
Father absence: Effects of stepfathers upon psychosocial development in males
While a considerable amount of research has been reported documenting the effects of father absence upon children (see Herzog & Sudia, 1973), very little is known about the effects of surrogate paternal models upon the development of children who have experienced a period of father absence. The role surrogate models can play in the subsequent development of children who have experienced the absence of one parent requires serious consideration, si…
Individual and family correlates of imaginary companions in preschool children
The development of male homosexuality∗
At present it is unknown which experiences provide the necessary or even sufficient conditions for the development of homosexuality. Little is known about the sequence of events or the temporal relations between them and aspects of personality development in homosexuality. However, it is clear that some events which occur in childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood play a role in the ontogeny of adult homosexuality. Early sexual activities wou…
The impact of the identity crisis on the adjustment of late adolescent males
Birth order, anxiety, and affiliation during a crisis
Fear Survey Schedule: A Normative Study
The results for 49 college females show their scores to be higher on the FSS than for college males ( n = 64); this sex difference is a general one over a variety of fears. Many of the strongest reported fears for both sexes have to do with social or interpersonal situations. The frequently reported items are listed as a guide for behavior therapy researchers to common fears or phobias in a college population
Birth order, anxiety, and affiliation during a crisis
Effects of Electric Shock on Water Consumption in Random-Bred Mice
Water consumption in a random-bred line of mice was studied to determine if consumption could be used as a behavioral measure of emotionality. The treatment, electric shock, was administered to 13 mice; a non-shock control group included 14 mice. 48 hr. after treatment, all mice were given 24 hr. water deprivation. This was followed by 24 hr. free access to water. During this 24-hr. period, water consumption was recorded at 30, 60, 90, 120 min., …
The development of male homosexuality∗
At present it is unknown which experiences provide the necessary or even sufficient conditions for the development of homosexuality. Little is known about the sequence of events or the temporal relations between them and aspects of personality development in homosexuality. However, it is clear that some events which occur in childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood play a role in the ontogeny of adult homosexuality. Early sexual activities wou…
Sex typing in nursery school children's play interests
Reinstatement in Mice
Three studies of the reinstatement effect using inbred mice (A/J, C57BL/6J, DBA/2J) were reported. In each study there were 4 treatment groups: early shock-reinstatement shock, early shock, reinstatement shock, and no shock. In Exp. I, 1, in Exp. II, 2, and in Exp. III, 3 inbred mouse strains were studied. In Exp. III, an albino strain was also included. Significant main effects due to strain, early experience, and reinstatement were obtained. Or…
Individual and family correlates of imaginary companions in preschool children
The impact of the identity crisis on the adjustment of late adolescent males
Father absence: Effects of stepfathers upon psychosocial development in males
While a considerable amount of research has been reported documenting the effects of father absence upon children (see Herzog & Sudia, 1973), very little is known about the effects of surrogate paternal models upon the development of children who have experienced a period of father absence. The role surrogate models can play in the subsequent development of children who have experienced the absence of one parent requires serious consideration, si…
Death fantasies of father-absent and father-present late adolescents
Imaginary figures of early childhood: Santa Claus, Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy
The developmental progression of children's belief in three major figures of early childhood was examined through structure interviews with children and questionnaires for parents. Belief in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy varied with the child's age and the level of parental encouragement of belief. However, belief in these figures was unrelated to other indices of the child's fantasy involvement
Parental Models of Infancy: A Note on Gender Preferences for Firstborns
In past research individuals and couples without children have consistently expressed a preference for a male firstborn. Recent social changes have generated some expectation for a shift toward more equality of preference. The present study confirms a continuing preference for male firstborns in a population of couples expecting a first child. There was an increase in the number of subjects who would not specify a preference. When subjects were a…
Supervision by telephone: An innovation in psychoanalytic training--a roundtable discussion
Supervision by telephone: An innovation in psychoanalytic training--a roundtable discussion
Psychology (14 works) · Developmental psychology (11 works) · Psychoanalysis (6 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Demography (3 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Psychoanalytic theory (3 works)