Charles D Hoffman
Biographic Data
| ID | 5379364 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles D Hoffman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles D |
| FAMILY NAME | Hoffman |
| SIGNATURE | HOFFMAN C D |
| AFFILIATIONS | California State University, San Bernardino |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
References on men and women in psychology (1887–1997)
References on men and women in psychology (1887-1997)
Mothers' and Fathers' Gender-Role Characteristics
The Differential Effects of Marital and Custodial Status on Perceptions of Mothers and Fathers
While divorced persons are viewed more negatively than married persons, there has been no research on the effects of marital and custodial status on perceptions of parents. Half of each of 60 male and 60 female adults were randomly assigned to rate either three mother or three father stimulus persons, each briefly described as a married parent, divorced with custody, or divorced without custody on tour different scales developed by Hoffman and Wi…
Young Children's Negative Stereotyping of Peers from Divorced Families
Five to 7-year-olds assigned the negative item, on 6 of 7 bipolar pairs of items representing divorce stereotypes in simplified form, more frequently to a child stimulus presented as from a divorced family than to a child described as from an intact family. Negative stereotyping of young children from divorced families was evidenced most clearly by female participants. Gender effects were indicated for participants, child stimulus pairs, and for …
Determinants of Divorce Among Women
Previous research suggcsts women's reported causes of divorce vary depending on their socioccono∼nic status (SES). However, SES has been routinely defincd by husbands' incomc rather than by thc women's personal SES. Furthcr, the importance of spousal career support as a determinant of divorce for women has been examined only for highly educatcd professional womcn. Utilizing a questionnaire designed for this study, 130 divorced wolncn provided ret…
The Effects of Multiple Divorces on Person Perception
While multiple divorces have become more comrnonplace in our society, the perception of persons who have been divorced more than once has not been studied. Half of each of 40 male and 40 female college students were randomly assigned to rate either four male or four femalc stimulus persons each briefly described as either married, divorced once, twice, or threc times. Subjects rated each stimulus person on 3 1 7-point bipolar itcms which were eac…
Adult Children of Divorce
Female and male adult children of divorce (ACDs) provided retrospective ratings of their relationships with their moth- ers and fathers prior to and after parental separation, and also eva- luated their current relationships with each parent. Pre-, post-separa- tion and current relationships with mothers were more positively evaluated than those with fathers. Post-separation ratings of relation- ships with each parent were lower than those obtain…
References on women and men in the literature (1974-1994)
References on women and men in the literature (1974–1994)
Pre- and Post-Divorce Father-Child Relationships and Child Adjustment
Divorced noncustodial fathers (n = 106), often disre- garded in the literature, were s w e y e d regarding intluences on their parenting relationships with fheir children, and Ule effects of this relationship on their child's adjustment, prior to and following di- vorce. Social support for fahers' post-divorce parenting involvement and support for and cooperation with their parental role from their ex-wives were predictive of their post-divorce r…
Gender stereotyping in young children
A comparison of adult males' and females' interactions with girls and boys
Undermining fathers
The "steep and thorny way"
The "steep and thorny way"
The "steep and thorny way"
The "steep and thorny way"
Undermining fathers
A comparison of adult males' and females' interactions with girls and boys
Gender stereotyping in young children
Pre- and Post-Divorce Father-Child Relationships and Child Adjustment
Divorced noncustodial fathers (n = 106), often disre- garded in the literature, were s w e y e d regarding intluences on their parenting relationships with fheir children, and Ule effects of this relationship on their child's adjustment, prior to and following di- vorce. Social support for fahers' post-divorce parenting involvement and support for and cooperation with their parental role from their ex-wives were predictive of their post-divorce r…
The Effects of Multiple Divorces on Person Perception
While multiple divorces have become more comrnonplace in our society, the perception of persons who have been divorced more than once has not been studied. Half of each of 40 male and 40 female college students were randomly assigned to rate either four male or four femalc stimulus persons each briefly described as either married, divorced once, twice, or threc times. Subjects rated each stimulus person on 3 1 7-point bipolar itcms which were eac…
Adult Children of Divorce
Female and male adult children of divorce (ACDs) provided retrospective ratings of their relationships with their moth- ers and fathers prior to and after parental separation, and also eva- luated their current relationships with each parent. Pre-, post-separa- tion and current relationships with mothers were more positively evaluated than those with fathers. Post-separation ratings of relation- ships with each parent were lower than those obtain…
References on women and men in the literature (1974-1994)
References on women and men in the literature (1974–1994)
The Differential Effects of Marital and Custodial Status on Perceptions of Mothers and Fathers
While divorced persons are viewed more negatively than married persons, there has been no research on the effects of marital and custodial status on perceptions of parents. Half of each of 60 male and 60 female adults were randomly assigned to rate either three mother or three father stimulus persons, each briefly described as a married parent, divorced with custody, or divorced without custody on tour different scales developed by Hoffman and Wi…
Young Children's Negative Stereotyping of Peers from Divorced Families
Five to 7-year-olds assigned the negative item, on 6 of 7 bipolar pairs of items representing divorce stereotypes in simplified form, more frequently to a child stimulus presented as from a divorced family than to a child described as from an intact family. Negative stereotyping of young children from divorced families was evidenced most clearly by female participants. Gender effects were indicated for participants, child stimulus pairs, and for …
Determinants of Divorce Among Women
Previous research suggcsts women's reported causes of divorce vary depending on their socioccono∼nic status (SES). However, SES has been routinely defincd by husbands' incomc rather than by thc women's personal SES. Furthcr, the importance of spousal career support as a determinant of divorce for women has been examined only for highly educatcd professional womcn. Utilizing a questionnaire designed for this study, 130 divorced wolncn provided ret…
References on men and women in psychology (1887–1997)
References on men and women in psychology (1887-1997)
Mothers' and Fathers' Gender-Role Characteristics
Psychology (15 works) · Developmental psychology (10 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (5 works) · Psychoanalysis (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Child custody (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (2 works)