J Mercier
Biographic Data
| ID | 4449172 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J Mercier |
| GIVEN NAMES | J |
| FAMILY NAME | Mercier |
| SIGNATURE | MERCIER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Iowa State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2082-0167 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
La psychothérapie, main tendue aux victimes de violences masculines ou bras armé du patriarcat ? De la nécessité d’une psychothérapie féministe et trauma-informée
Les sources iconographiques occidentales du cycle de la vie du Christ dans la peinture éthiopienne du dix-huitième siècle
Access to Health Care Among Three Cohorts of Older Americans Residing in a Rural State
Three cohorts of older Americans are examined to determine how they perceive the likelihood of being able to access health care in the future. A modified Andersen (1968) model provides the framework for the study. A representative sample of 2,404 noninstitutionalized midwestern older persons separated into three age cohorts (60–69, 70–79, and 80+) was used. Predisposing, enabling, and need factors were examined by logistic regression. Significant…
Quality of Adult Child‐Aging Parent Relationships: A Structural Equations Approach Using Merged Cross‐Generational Data
In a study of the attachment bond, determinants of the quality of the adult child‐aging parent relationship are analyzed from the child's perspective for 180 adult child‐aging parent pairs. Structural equation models are estimated for thefull sample andfor parent‐child pairs living more than 60 miles apart and within 60 miles of each other. In the full sample, quality of the adult child‐elderly parent relationship is enhanced by greater frequency…
Religious Commitment and Social Relationships: Their Relative Contributions to Self-Esteem of Catholic Sisters in Later Life
In this paper we examine religious commitment and social relationships of Catholic sisters and the relative contributions of these and other variables to their self-esteem in later life. Using a sample of 377 Catholic sisters with an average age of 63.5, we conducted a series of a hierarchical recession analyses to examine the relative contributions of blocks of socio-demographic variables, religious commitment variables, personal relationship va…
Change, Resources and Self-Esteem in a Community of Women Religious
The effect of change and resources to cope with that change on self-esteem is explored in a study of a community of Catholic women religious. These middle-aged and elderly women are highly educated with life long attachment to the workforce. In addition, they have all experienced a high degree of change in their lives. The amount of change was found to be related to self-esteem as were specific social and psychological coping resources. A sense o…
Olivine and Pyroxenes
The family and friends of rural aged as a natural support system
The literature on natural support systems of rural aged is examined from the perspective of functional specificity. Although family and friends are prominent in the support systems of both rural and urban aged, there are differences in support systems. Further, rural aged have more transportation, housing, and health problems than do urban aged. A number of program recommendations are made that will benefit rural as well as urban aged as future r…
Quality of Adult Child‐Aging Parent Relationships: A Structural Equations Approach Using Merged Cross‐Generational Data
In a study of the attachment bond, determinants of the quality of the adult child‐aging parent relationship are analyzed from the child's perspective for 180 adult child‐aging parent pairs. Structural equation models are estimated for thefull sample andfor parent‐child pairs living more than 60 miles apart and within 60 miles of each other. In the full sample, quality of the adult child‐elderly parent relationship is enhanced by greater frequency…
Access to Health Care Among Three Cohorts of Older Americans Residing in a Rural State
Three cohorts of older Americans are examined to determine how they perceive the likelihood of being able to access health care in the future. A modified Andersen (1968) model provides the framework for the study. A representative sample of 2,404 noninstitutionalized midwestern older persons separated into three age cohorts (60–69, 70–79, and 80+) was used. Predisposing, enabling, and need factors were examined by logistic regression. Significant…
The family and friends of rural aged as a natural support system
The literature on natural support systems of rural aged is examined from the perspective of functional specificity. Although family and friends are prominent in the support systems of both rural and urban aged, there are differences in support systems. Further, rural aged have more transportation, housing, and health problems than do urban aged. A number of program recommendations are made that will benefit rural as well as urban aged as future r…
Olivine and Pyroxenes
Change, Resources and Self-Esteem in a Community of Women Religious
The effect of change and resources to cope with that change on self-esteem is explored in a study of a community of Catholic women religious. These middle-aged and elderly women are highly educated with life long attachment to the workforce. In addition, they have all experienced a high degree of change in their lives. The amount of change was found to be related to self-esteem as were specific social and psychological coping resources. A sense o…
Religious Commitment and Social Relationships: Their Relative Contributions to Self-Esteem of Catholic Sisters in Later Life
In this paper we examine religious commitment and social relationships of Catholic sisters and the relative contributions of these and other variables to their self-esteem in later life. Using a sample of 377 Catholic sisters with an average age of 63.5, we conducted a series of a hierarchical recession analyses to examine the relative contributions of blocks of socio-demographic variables, religious commitment variables, personal relationship va…
Access to Health Care Among Three Cohorts of Older Americans Residing in a Rural State
Three cohorts of older Americans are examined to determine how they perceive the likelihood of being able to access health care in the future. A modified Andersen (1968) model provides the framework for the study. A representative sample of 2,404 noninstitutionalized midwestern older persons separated into three age cohorts (60–69, 70–79, and 80+) was used. Predisposing, enabling, and need factors were examined by logistic regression. Significant…
Quality of Adult Child‐Aging Parent Relationships: A Structural Equations Approach Using Merged Cross‐Generational Data
In a study of the attachment bond, determinants of the quality of the adult child‐aging parent relationship are analyzed from the child's perspective for 180 adult child‐aging parent pairs. Structural equation models are estimated for thefull sample andfor parent‐child pairs living more than 60 miles apart and within 60 miles of each other. In the full sample, quality of the adult child‐elderly parent relationship is enhanced by greater frequency…
Les sources iconographiques occidentales du cycle de la vie du Christ dans la peinture éthiopienne du dix-huitième siècle
La psychothérapie, main tendue aux victimes de violences masculines ou bras armé du patriarcat ? De la nécessité d’une psychothérapie féministe et trauma-informée
Psychology (5 works) · Health disparities and outcomes (4 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Humanities (2 works)