Alan R Sack
Biographic Data
| ID | 5220170 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alan R Sack |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alan R |
| FAMILY NAME | Sack |
| SIGNATURE | SACK A R |
| AFFILIATIONS | West Virginia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Conflict Tactics and the Level of Emotional Commitment Among Unmarrieds
The responses of 690 college students were analyzed to determine if the level of emotional commitment in their relationship affected the type of conflict tactics used. Significant differences were found between the lowest level and higher levels of commitment for the Reasoning and the Verbal Aggression subscales while no differences were found among the levels of commitment based on the Violence subscale. The Reasoning score increased significant…
Courtship Violence and the Interactive Status of the Relationship
Five hundred twenty-six students completed questionnaires designed to measure the use of reasoning, verbal aggression and violence as conflict resolution strategies. Significant differences in the reasoning and verbal aggression scores were found based on gender and on the interactive status of the violence within the relationship. No significant difference was found for the violence score based on sex but a significant difference was found based…
Premarital contraceptive use: A discriminant analysis approach
Premarital sexual intercourse: A test of the effects of peer group, religiosity, and sexual guilt
Previous research findings have been inconsistent concerning the influence on a person's sexual behavior of the peer group's sexual behavior and approval. Therefore, in this paper the relative importance of one's closest, friends' sexual behavior, their perceived approval for engaging in premarital coitus. age, sex guilt, and conventional religiosity were examined. Respondents were 467 dormitory students from a large mid‐Atlantic university. Resu…
Conflict Tactics and the Level of Emotional Commitment Among Unmarrieds
The responses of 690 college students were analyzed to determine if the level of emotional commitment in their relationship affected the type of conflict tactics used. Significant differences were found between the lowest level and higher levels of commitment for the Reasoning and the Verbal Aggression subscales while no differences were found among the levels of commitment based on the Violence subscale. The Reasoning score increased significant…
Premarital sexual intercourse: A test of the effects of peer group, religiosity, and sexual guilt
Previous research findings have been inconsistent concerning the influence on a person's sexual behavior of the peer group's sexual behavior and approval. Therefore, in this paper the relative importance of one's closest, friends' sexual behavior, their perceived approval for engaging in premarital coitus. age, sex guilt, and conventional religiosity were examined. Respondents were 467 dormitory students from a large mid‐Atlantic university. Resu…
Courtship Violence and the Interactive Status of the Relationship
Five hundred twenty-six students completed questionnaires designed to measure the use of reasoning, verbal aggression and violence as conflict resolution strategies. Significant differences in the reasoning and verbal aggression scores were found based on gender and on the interactive status of the violence within the relationship. No significant difference was found for the violence score based on sex but a significant difference was found based…
Premarital contraceptive use: A discriminant analysis approach
Premarital sexual intercourse: A test of the effects of peer group, religiosity, and sexual guilt
Previous research findings have been inconsistent concerning the influence on a person's sexual behavior of the peer group's sexual behavior and approval. Therefore, in this paper the relative importance of one's closest, friends' sexual behavior, their perceived approval for engaging in premarital coitus. age, sex guilt, and conventional religiosity were examined. Respondents were 467 dormitory students from a large mid‐Atlantic university. Resu…
Premarital contraceptive use: A discriminant analysis approach
Courtship Violence and the Interactive Status of the Relationship
Five hundred twenty-six students completed questionnaires designed to measure the use of reasoning, verbal aggression and violence as conflict resolution strategies. Significant differences in the reasoning and verbal aggression scores were found based on gender and on the interactive status of the violence within the relationship. No significant difference was found for the violence score based on sex but a significant difference was found based…
Conflict Tactics and the Level of Emotional Commitment Among Unmarrieds
The responses of 690 college students were analyzed to determine if the level of emotional commitment in their relationship affected the type of conflict tactics used. Significant differences were found between the lowest level and higher levels of commitment for the Reasoning and the Verbal Aggression subscales while no differences were found among the levels of commitment based on the Violence subscale. The Reasoning score increased significant…
Developmental psychology (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Respondent (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Aggression (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (2 works) · Population (2 works) · Sexual behavior (2 works)