Linda Gannon
Biographic Data
| ID | 5378465 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Linda Gannon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Linda |
| FAMILY NAME | Gannon |
| SIGNATURE | GANNON L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Southern Illinois University Carbondale |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
VII. A Dialectical Understanding of Biological Politics
VII. A Dialectical Understanding of Biological Politics
The Impact of Medical and Sexual Politics on Women's Health
Hidden agendas impacting women's health care are explored in the context of the intersecting effects of capitalism as the ideology of medical politics, and patriarchy as the ideology of sexual politics. The mutually enhancing forces of medical and sexual politics collide in scientific reductionism - biological determinism for her'. Women are valued according to their ability and willingness to bear and raise children; illnesses and remedies for t…
Attitudes Toward Menopause
This research examined the influence of sociocultural paradigms of menopause on attitudes toward menopause. Five hundred eighty-one women and men, between the ages of 18 and 85, were assigned to one of three groups distinguished by the context within which they expressed their attitudes toward menopause. The contexts were designed to reflect particular paradigms: one group described their attitudes toward three medical problems, including menopau…
Sex bias in psychological research
Sex bias in psychological research
A total of 4,952 articles published in 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, and 1990 in the areas of developmental, clinical, physiological, and social psychology were reviewed for the purpose of assessing various indicators of sexism in human psychological research. Significant changes in sex of first author, sex of participants, sexist language, and inappropriate generalization indicated that sexism has clearly diminished in the past two decades. Despite th…
A two-domain model of well-being
Perimenstrual Symptoms
Of primary interest in the present study was the assessment of the association between several contextual factors, including chronic stress, exercise, alcohol, nicotine, and caffeine intake, and the self-report of perimenstrual symptoms. Two hundred and eleven women completed questionnaires designed to assess chronic stress, perimenstrual symptoms, and physical health. The results indicated that stress accounted for a significant amount of the va…
The influence of hardiness on the relationship between stressors and psychosomatic symptomatology
Thirty male and 58 female students responded to questionnaires based on a 9-month period in a prospective study of the impact of hardiness, life events, and hassles on reports of somatic symptoms. The data were analyzed utilizing cross-lagged panel analyses, analyses of variance, and multiple regression analyses. The results suggested that life events, hassles, and symptoms were significantly related in a recursive, mutually interactive manner. A…
Learned helplessness versus reactance
Awareness of Internal Cues and Concordance among Verbal, Behavioral, and Physiological Systems in Dysfunction
It is proposed that persons suffering from a particular dysfunction lack awareness of internal cues associated with physiological activity in the dysfunctional system. Further, this deficit in awareness results in a lack of concordance among verbal, behavioral, and physiological measures of the dysfunctional system; persons not suffering from the particular dysfunction have adequate perception of internal cues and exhibit concordance among these …
The relationship of sex-role stereotypy to anger expression and the report of psychosomatic symptoms
Psychological Consequences of Rape and Variables Influencing Recovery
No abstract available for this article
The Role of Power in Psychotherapy
No abstract available for this article
Attitudes Toward Menopause
This research examined the influence of sociocultural paradigms of menopause on attitudes toward menopause. Five hundred eighty-one women and men, between the ages of 18 and 85, were assigned to one of three groups distinguished by the context within which they expressed their attitudes toward menopause. The contexts were designed to reflect particular paradigms: one group described their attitudes toward three medical problems, including menopau…
The influence of hardiness on the relationship between stressors and psychosomatic symptomatology
Thirty male and 58 female students responded to questionnaires based on a 9-month period in a prospective study of the impact of hardiness, life events, and hassles on reports of somatic symptoms. The data were analyzed utilizing cross-lagged panel analyses, analyses of variance, and multiple regression analyses. The results suggested that life events, hassles, and symptoms were significantly related in a recursive, mutually interactive manner. A…
Psychological Consequences of Rape and Variables Influencing Recovery
No abstract available for this article
The Impact of Medical and Sexual Politics on Women's Health
Hidden agendas impacting women's health care are explored in the context of the intersecting effects of capitalism as the ideology of medical politics, and patriarchy as the ideology of sexual politics. The mutually enhancing forces of medical and sexual politics collide in scientific reductionism - biological determinism for her'. Women are valued according to their ability and willingness to bear and raise children; illnesses and remedies for t…
Learned helplessness versus reactance
The Role of Power in Psychotherapy
No abstract available for this article
The Role of Power in Psychotherapy
No abstract available for this article
Psychological Consequences of Rape and Variables Influencing Recovery
No abstract available for this article
Awareness of Internal Cues and Concordance among Verbal, Behavioral, and Physiological Systems in Dysfunction
It is proposed that persons suffering from a particular dysfunction lack awareness of internal cues associated with physiological activity in the dysfunctional system. Further, this deficit in awareness results in a lack of concordance among verbal, behavioral, and physiological measures of the dysfunctional system; persons not suffering from the particular dysfunction have adequate perception of internal cues and exhibit concordance among these …
The relationship of sex-role stereotypy to anger expression and the report of psychosomatic symptoms
Learned helplessness versus reactance
The influence of hardiness on the relationship between stressors and psychosomatic symptomatology
Thirty male and 58 female students responded to questionnaires based on a 9-month period in a prospective study of the impact of hardiness, life events, and hassles on reports of somatic symptoms. The data were analyzed utilizing cross-lagged panel analyses, analyses of variance, and multiple regression analyses. The results suggested that life events, hassles, and symptoms were significantly related in a recursive, mutually interactive manner. A…
Perimenstrual Symptoms
Of primary interest in the present study was the assessment of the association between several contextual factors, including chronic stress, exercise, alcohol, nicotine, and caffeine intake, and the self-report of perimenstrual symptoms. Two hundred and eleven women completed questionnaires designed to assess chronic stress, perimenstrual symptoms, and physical health. The results indicated that stress accounted for a significant amount of the va…
Sex bias in psychological research
Sex bias in psychological research
A total of 4,952 articles published in 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, and 1990 in the areas of developmental, clinical, physiological, and social psychology were reviewed for the purpose of assessing various indicators of sexism in human psychological research. Significant changes in sex of first author, sex of participants, sexist language, and inappropriate generalization indicated that sexism has clearly diminished in the past two decades. Despite th…
A two-domain model of well-being
Attitudes Toward Menopause
This research examined the influence of sociocultural paradigms of menopause on attitudes toward menopause. Five hundred eighty-one women and men, between the ages of 18 and 85, were assigned to one of three groups distinguished by the context within which they expressed their attitudes toward menopause. The contexts were designed to reflect particular paradigms: one group described their attitudes toward three medical problems, including menopau…
The Impact of Medical and Sexual Politics on Women's Health
Hidden agendas impacting women's health care are explored in the context of the intersecting effects of capitalism as the ideology of medical politics, and patriarchy as the ideology of sexual politics. The mutually enhancing forces of medical and sexual politics collide in scientific reductionism - biological determinism for her'. Women are valued according to their ability and willingness to bear and raise children; illnesses and remedies for t…
VII. A Dialectical Understanding of Biological Politics
VII. A Dialectical Understanding of Biological Politics
Psychology (14 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sex and Gender in Healthcare (3 works)