Alan Russell
Biographic Data
| ID | 4890831 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alan Russell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alan |
| FAMILY NAME | Russell |
| SIGNATURE | RUSSELL A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Flinders University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6693-9729 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 66 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 19 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Measurement is the foundation of research and theory on children's eating behaviours
Eating behaviours affect food intakes and are involved in the aetiology of obesity. There has been impetus to translate findings about children's eating behaviour into intervention and policy programs. However, measurement limitations have hindered our capacity to understand and influence children's eating behaviours. In the present paper we provide an overview of some of the key methodological and measurement issues facing the field of children'…
Appetite self-regulation declines across childhood while general self-regulation improves
Processes and Factors Underlying Adolescent Males’ Attitudes and Decision-Making in Relation to an Unplanned Pregnancy
Youth in the United Arab Emirates
All societies face a similar need to support youth development and assist their transition to adulthood. The issues and problems for youth as well as the transition process vary from one culture to another, however. The present research was conducted in an Islamic and Arabic country, the United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.). The U.A.E. is also experiencing a period of rapid social and economic change. The research was exploratory and examined youth perc…
Actor-networks, international political economy and risk in genetic manipulation
This paper returns to the history of the early concerns about risk. Two reasons are offered for this. One is that a sense of hindsight may open new analysis. The second is the possibility of applying newer theoretical perspectives to understanding the early debates over risk—debates that in some considerable measure shaped the trajectories of the technology. In undertaking this, the paper draws on two bodies of literature. The literature of inter…
Peer Estimates of School‐Aged Boys' and Girls'Aggression to Same‐ and Cross‐Sex Targets
Research comparing boys' and girls' aggression has typically focused on the overall amount of aggression using a within‐sex design. Less attention has been given to differences in children's aggression according to the sex of the target. In the research reported here, boys' and girls' amount and style of aggression were compared for same‐ and cross‐sex targets. A peer estimation procedure was used with children in Grades 2, 6, 9, and 11. Physical…
Horizontal Qualities in Parent–Child Relationships
Mother–Son, Mother–Daughter, Father–Son, and Father–Daughter
Mother–Son, Mother–Daughter, Father–Son, and Father–Daughter
Psychological Variables Associated with the Household Work of Girls and Boys in Early Adolescence
Examined in this study were a number of psychological variables associated with the self-reported performance of household work in a sample of White Australian boys and girls in early adolescence. The research was informed by a gendered view of household work. It was hypothesized that individual differences for girls', more than for boys', performance of household work would be related to a number of intraindividual and interindividual psychologi…
The Contribution of Affective Reactions and Relationship Qualities to Adolescents' Reported Responses to Parents
We examined influences on reciprocity in early adolescents' responses to parental behavior presented in vignettes. The parent behaviors were either warm/affectionate or mildly controlling, and the influence of the following were investigated: (a) adolescents' affective reactions to the parental behavior, (b) their perceptions of the degree of parental acceptance, and (c) relationship type (birth-parent vs stepparent). Relationship type made littl…
Coparenting early school-age children
Coparenting early school-age children
Mothers and fathers within families are assumed to exert mutual influences on each other (i.e., to be interdependent). However, there is little evidence on the nature of this interdependence. Mother-father interdependence was examined in a middle-class, White nonclinic sample in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, consisting of intact families with an early school-age child. Interdependence was investigated in the forms of correlation, similarity…
Child effects in socialization research
This paper examines issues associated with the conceptualization of child effects in socialization research and outlines possible data analysis strategies that may be used with contemporaneous correlational data from parents and children. The paper begins with an outline of some recognized prohlems in the studv of child effects. The role of cognitive factors, which complicate efforts to disentangle child effects, is emphasized, in an attempt to c…
A reply to McGurk
Preschool children's social status and maternal instructions to assist group entry
Etude des instructions que donnent les meres a leur enfant lors de sa participation a un jeu en compagnie d'enfants inconnus.
Preschool children's social status and their mothers' behavior and knowledge in the supervisory role
A social skills analysis in childhood and adolescence using symbolic interactionism
Late psychosocial consequences in concentration camp survivor families
A study of 34 concentration camp survivor families treated for a six-month period in family therapy describes the effects of this traumatic experience on the second generation, and discusses the possible consequences for future generations. Results of various styles of therapeutic interventions are reported, and implications are discussed
Preschool children's social status and their mothers' behavior and knowledge in the supervisory role
Coparenting early school-age children
Mothers and fathers within families are assumed to exert mutual influences on each other (i.e., to be interdependent). However, there is little evidence on the nature of this interdependence. Mother-father interdependence was examined in a middle-class, White nonclinic sample in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, consisting of intact families with an early school-age child. Interdependence was investigated in the forms of correlation, similarity…
Preschool children's social status and maternal instructions to assist group entry
Etude des instructions que donnent les meres a leur enfant lors de sa participation a un jeu en compagnie d'enfants inconnus.
Peer Estimates of School‐Aged Boys' and Girls'Aggression to Same‐ and Cross‐Sex Targets
Research comparing boys' and girls' aggression has typically focused on the overall amount of aggression using a within‐sex design. Less attention has been given to differences in children's aggression according to the sex of the target. In the research reported here, boys' and girls' amount and style of aggression were compared for same‐ and cross‐sex targets. A peer estimation procedure was used with children in Grades 2, 6, 9, and 11. Physical…
Child effects in socialization research
This paper examines issues associated with the conceptualization of child effects in socialization research and outlines possible data analysis strategies that may be used with contemporaneous correlational data from parents and children. The paper begins with an outline of some recognized prohlems in the studv of child effects. The role of cognitive factors, which complicate efforts to disentangle child effects, is emphasized, in an attempt to c…
Measurement is the foundation of research and theory on children's eating behaviours
Eating behaviours affect food intakes and are involved in the aetiology of obesity. There has been impetus to translate findings about children's eating behaviour into intervention and policy programs. However, measurement limitations have hindered our capacity to understand and influence children's eating behaviours. In the present paper we provide an overview of some of the key methodological and measurement issues facing the field of children'…
The Contribution of Affective Reactions and Relationship Qualities to Adolescents' Reported Responses to Parents
We examined influences on reciprocity in early adolescents' responses to parental behavior presented in vignettes. The parent behaviors were either warm/affectionate or mildly controlling, and the influence of the following were investigated: (a) adolescents' affective reactions to the parental behavior, (b) their perceptions of the degree of parental acceptance, and (c) relationship type (birth-parent vs stepparent). Relationship type made littl…
Processes and Factors Underlying Adolescent Males’ Attitudes and Decision-Making in Relation to an Unplanned Pregnancy
Psychological Variables Associated with the Household Work of Girls and Boys in Early Adolescence
Examined in this study were a number of psychological variables associated with the self-reported performance of household work in a sample of White Australian boys and girls in early adolescence. The research was informed by a gendered view of household work. It was hypothesized that individual differences for girls', more than for boys', performance of household work would be related to a number of intraindividual and interindividual psychologi…
Late psychosocial consequences in concentration camp survivor families
A study of 34 concentration camp survivor families treated for a six-month period in family therapy describes the effects of this traumatic experience on the second generation, and discusses the possible consequences for future generations. Results of various styles of therapeutic interventions are reported, and implications are discussed
A social skills analysis in childhood and adolescence using symbolic interactionism
Preschool children's social status and their mothers' behavior and knowledge in the supervisory role
Preschool children's social status and maternal instructions to assist group entry
Etude des instructions que donnent les meres a leur enfant lors de sa participation a un jeu en compagnie d'enfants inconnus.
Child effects in socialization research
This paper examines issues associated with the conceptualization of child effects in socialization research and outlines possible data analysis strategies that may be used with contemporaneous correlational data from parents and children. The paper begins with an outline of some recognized prohlems in the studv of child effects. The role of cognitive factors, which complicate efforts to disentangle child effects, is emphasized, in an attempt to c…
A reply to McGurk
Coparenting early school-age children
Coparenting early school-age children
Mothers and fathers within families are assumed to exert mutual influences on each other (i.e., to be interdependent). However, there is little evidence on the nature of this interdependence. Mother-father interdependence was examined in a middle-class, White nonclinic sample in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, consisting of intact families with an early school-age child. Interdependence was investigated in the forms of correlation, similarity…
Mother–Son, Mother–Daughter, Father–Son, and Father–Daughter
Mother–Son, Mother–Daughter, Father–Son, and Father–Daughter
Psychological Variables Associated with the Household Work of Girls and Boys in Early Adolescence
Examined in this study were a number of psychological variables associated with the self-reported performance of household work in a sample of White Australian boys and girls in early adolescence. The research was informed by a gendered view of household work. It was hypothesized that individual differences for girls', more than for boys', performance of household work would be related to a number of intraindividual and interindividual psychologi…
The Contribution of Affective Reactions and Relationship Qualities to Adolescents' Reported Responses to Parents
We examined influences on reciprocity in early adolescents' responses to parental behavior presented in vignettes. The parent behaviors were either warm/affectionate or mildly controlling, and the influence of the following were investigated: (a) adolescents' affective reactions to the parental behavior, (b) their perceptions of the degree of parental acceptance, and (c) relationship type (birth-parent vs stepparent). Relationship type made littl…
Horizontal Qualities in Parent–Child Relationships
Actor-networks, international political economy and risk in genetic manipulation
This paper returns to the history of the early concerns about risk. Two reasons are offered for this. One is that a sense of hindsight may open new analysis. The second is the possibility of applying newer theoretical perspectives to understanding the early debates over risk—debates that in some considerable measure shaped the trajectories of the technology. In undertaking this, the paper draws on two bodies of literature. The literature of inter…
Peer Estimates of School‐Aged Boys' and Girls'Aggression to Same‐ and Cross‐Sex Targets
Research comparing boys' and girls' aggression has typically focused on the overall amount of aggression using a within‐sex design. Less attention has been given to differences in children's aggression according to the sex of the target. In the research reported here, boys' and girls' amount and style of aggression were compared for same‐ and cross‐sex targets. A peer estimation procedure was used with children in Grades 2, 6, 9, and 11. Physical…
Youth in the United Arab Emirates
All societies face a similar need to support youth development and assist their transition to adulthood. The issues and problems for youth as well as the transition process vary from one culture to another, however. The present research was conducted in an Islamic and Arabic country, the United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.). The U.A.E. is also experiencing a period of rapid social and economic change. The research was exploratory and examined youth perc…
Processes and Factors Underlying Adolescent Males’ Attitudes and Decision-Making in Relation to an Unplanned Pregnancy
Appetite self-regulation declines across childhood while general self-regulation improves
Measurement is the foundation of research and theory on children's eating behaviours
Eating behaviours affect food intakes and are involved in the aetiology of obesity. There has been impetus to translate findings about children's eating behaviour into intervention and policy programs. However, measurement limitations have hindered our capacity to understand and influence children's eating behaviours. In the present paper we provide an overview of some of the key methodological and measurement issues facing the field of children'…
Psychology (18 works) · Developmental psychology (17 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (6 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (5 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Early Childhood Education and Development (3 works) · Medicine (3 works)