Agnes N O'Connell
Biographic Data
| ID | 4554965 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Agnes N O'Connell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Agnes N |
| FAMILY NAME | O'Connell |
| SIGNATURE | CONNELL A N O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Montclair State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 50 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Women's Heritage in Psychology: Future Directions
Women's Heritage in Psychology: Past and Present
The American Psychological Association's Centennial provides a unique opportunity to celebrate, preserve, and interpret women's heritage in the origins and development of psychology. This special issue documents women's contributions to, and the impact of feminist critiques on, the discipline of psychology and its organizations. The articles in this special issue demonstrate how psychological theories and practice, research methods, and interpret…
Comparisons of second-generation holocaust survivors, immigrants, and nonimmigrants on measures of mental health
To determine whether a "children-of-holocaust-survivors syndrome" could more parsimoniously be explained as an "immigration effect," we performed a comparative study on a sample of 25 children of holocaust survivors, 25 children of immigrants, and 25 children of American-born parents. Subjects were matched on age and educational level and were assessed with four measures of mental health. Contrary to the findings of some researchers whose data su…
In the Shadow of the Past: Psychology Portrays the Sexes
Effects of Personal and Situational Factors on Attitudes toward Suicide
This study investigated whether attitudes on suicide would be affected by the individual's personal characteristics and the nature of the situation. It was hypothesized that suicide would be judged more or less “justifiable” depending on characteristics of the crisis confronting the suicidal individual as well as perception of the individual's general utility to society as a whole. Eighty undergraduates responded to sixteen fictional suicide case…
The relationships among sex-role orientation, cognitive complexity, and tolerance for ambiguity
Models from Our Past: Psychology's Foremothers
Karen Horney: Theorist in Psychoanalysis and Feminine Psychology
Karen Horney is unique and unparalleled in personality theory. She has the distinction of being the only woman whose theory is detailed in personality textbooks. Horney is known as a neo-Freudian for her revision of Freudian thought; a social psychological theorist for her emphasis on cultural and social influences; a humanist for her holistic view and emphasis on self-realization; and a feminist for her development of a feminine psychology. She …
Models from Our Past: Psychology's Foremothers
Models for Achievement: Eminent Women in Psychology
Correlates of Life Style: Personality, Role Concept, Attitudes, Influences, and Choices
Using the California Psychological Inventory, the Inventory of Women's Life Styles, and the Inventory of Women's Role Concept and Attitudes, three separate life-style patterns were delineated for women leading Traditional, Neotraditional, and Nontraditional life styles. These women differed significantly in personality; role concepts; attitudes; choices of college majors and occupations; motivation; quality of employment experiences; parents' lif…
The decision to return to college: Role concepts, personality, attitudes, and significant others
The relationship between life style and identity synthesis and resynthesis in traditional, neotraditional, and nontraditional women1
Models from Our Past: Psychology's Foremothers
Models from Our Past: Psychology's Foremothers
Models for Achievement: Eminent Women in Psychology
Women's Heritage in Psychology: Past and Present
The American Psychological Association's Centennial provides a unique opportunity to celebrate, preserve, and interpret women's heritage in the origins and development of psychology. This special issue documents women's contributions to, and the impact of feminist critiques on, the discipline of psychology and its organizations. The articles in this special issue demonstrate how psychological theories and practice, research methods, and interpret…
The relationships among sex-role orientation, cognitive complexity, and tolerance for ambiguity
Comparisons of second-generation holocaust survivors, immigrants, and nonimmigrants on measures of mental health
To determine whether a "children-of-holocaust-survivors syndrome" could more parsimoniously be explained as an "immigration effect," we performed a comparative study on a sample of 25 children of holocaust survivors, 25 children of immigrants, and 25 children of American-born parents. Subjects were matched on age and educational level and were assessed with four measures of mental health. Contrary to the findings of some researchers whose data su…
Correlates of Life Style: Personality, Role Concept, Attitudes, Influences, and Choices
Using the California Psychological Inventory, the Inventory of Women's Life Styles, and the Inventory of Women's Role Concept and Attitudes, three separate life-style patterns were delineated for women leading Traditional, Neotraditional, and Nontraditional life styles. These women differed significantly in personality; role concepts; attitudes; choices of college majors and occupations; motivation; quality of employment experiences; parents' lif…
Women's Heritage in Psychology: Future Directions
In the Shadow of the Past: Psychology Portrays the Sexes
The decision to return to college: Role concepts, personality, attitudes, and significant others
The relationship between life style and identity synthesis and resynthesis in traditional, neotraditional, and nontraditional women1
The decision to return to college: Role concepts, personality, attitudes, and significant others
Models from Our Past: Psychology's Foremothers
Karen Horney: Theorist in Psychoanalysis and Feminine Psychology
Karen Horney is unique and unparalleled in personality theory. She has the distinction of being the only woman whose theory is detailed in personality textbooks. Horney is known as a neo-Freudian for her revision of Freudian thought; a social psychological theorist for her emphasis on cultural and social influences; a humanist for her holistic view and emphasis on self-realization; and a feminist for her development of a feminine psychology. She …
Models from Our Past: Psychology's Foremothers
Models for Achievement: Eminent Women in Psychology
Correlates of Life Style: Personality, Role Concept, Attitudes, Influences, and Choices
Using the California Psychological Inventory, the Inventory of Women's Life Styles, and the Inventory of Women's Role Concept and Attitudes, three separate life-style patterns were delineated for women leading Traditional, Neotraditional, and Nontraditional life styles. These women differed significantly in personality; role concepts; attitudes; choices of college majors and occupations; motivation; quality of employment experiences; parents' lif…
The relationships among sex-role orientation, cognitive complexity, and tolerance for ambiguity
Effects of Personal and Situational Factors on Attitudes toward Suicide
This study investigated whether attitudes on suicide would be affected by the individual's personal characteristics and the nature of the situation. It was hypothesized that suicide would be judged more or less “justifiable” depending on characteristics of the crisis confronting the suicidal individual as well as perception of the individual's general utility to society as a whole. Eighty undergraduates responded to sixteen fictional suicide case…
In the Shadow of the Past: Psychology Portrays the Sexes
Comparisons of second-generation holocaust survivors, immigrants, and nonimmigrants on measures of mental health
To determine whether a "children-of-holocaust-survivors syndrome" could more parsimoniously be explained as an "immigration effect," we performed a comparative study on a sample of 25 children of holocaust survivors, 25 children of immigrants, and 25 children of American-born parents. Subjects were matched on age and educational level and were assessed with four measures of mental health. Contrary to the findings of some researchers whose data su…
Women's Heritage in Psychology: Future Directions
Women's Heritage in Psychology: Past and Present
The American Psychological Association's Centennial provides a unique opportunity to celebrate, preserve, and interpret women's heritage in the origins and development of psychology. This special issue documents women's contributions to, and the impact of feminist critiques on, the discipline of psychology and its organizations. The articles in this special issue demonstrate how psychological theories and practice, research methods, and interpret…
Psychology (13 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Psychoanalysis (8 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (7 works) · History of psychology (5 works) · Applied Psychology (4 works) · Applied Psychology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (4 works)