Joyce Munsch
Biographic Data
| ID | 5507812 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joyce Munsch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joyce |
| FAMILY NAME | Munsch |
| SIGNATURE | MUNSCH J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Texas Tech University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Cross-National Comparison of Attitudes Toward Fathers' and Mothers' Participation in Household Tasks and Childcare
Multiple Views of the Family and Adolescent Social Competencies
This research examined the linkages between congruence in perceptions of family functioning and adolescent competencies with a sample of 223 first‐year college students, their mothers, and their fathers. The primary goal was to explore further the nature and importance of perceptual congruence as related to adolescent social competencies with a more informative analytic strategy than has been used in most past research (one that controls for indi…
Children's Perceptions of Their Relationships with Coresiding and Non-Coresiding Fathers
In this study the perceptions of children who reside with their fathers and children who live apart from their fathers are compared on a number of relationship qualities. Residential status significantly affected the likelihood of a father being named as some- one who was important in thc life of the child, as well as the likeli- hood of the father being named as someone the child went to for help with a reccnt srressful event. However, for those…
Adolescent Sociometric Status and Social Support
A sample of 247 early adolescents, classified into the sociometric statuses of popular, neglected, rejected controversial, and average, described their attempts to mobilize social support for help with a recent stressful event. Although the structural characteristics of the support networks mobilized did not differ by sociometric status, the amount of support provided by mobilized helpers did show some differences. It is suggested that sociomeiri…
An Analysis of the Functional Nature of Adolescents' Supportive Relationships
A sample of 359 seventh and eighth graders completed the Social Support Functions Inventory to describe the amount of support they received in eight separate dimensions of social support from mothers, fathers, nonparental adults, and peers who helped them cope with a recent stress event. Similar levels of support were found across several of the relationship categories, suggesting that, with the exceptions of distraction and substance use, which …
Ethnic differences in early adolescents' coping with school stress
Three groups of early adolescents were compared on the prevalence and stressfulness of school-related events experienced during the transition to seventh grade, as well as on their individual coping behavior and the availability, extent, and type of social support they could mobilize. Implications for the development of intervention programs targeting minority adolescents are discussed
Cross-National Comparison of Attitudes Toward Fathers' and Mothers' Participation in Household Tasks and Childcare
An Analysis of the Functional Nature of Adolescents' Supportive Relationships
A sample of 359 seventh and eighth graders completed the Social Support Functions Inventory to describe the amount of support they received in eight separate dimensions of social support from mothers, fathers, nonparental adults, and peers who helped them cope with a recent stress event. Similar levels of support were found across several of the relationship categories, suggesting that, with the exceptions of distraction and substance use, which …
Multiple Views of the Family and Adolescent Social Competencies
This research examined the linkages between congruence in perceptions of family functioning and adolescent competencies with a sample of 223 first‐year college students, their mothers, and their fathers. The primary goal was to explore further the nature and importance of perceptual congruence as related to adolescent social competencies with a more informative analytic strategy than has been used in most past research (one that controls for indi…
Adolescent Sociometric Status and Social Support
A sample of 247 early adolescents, classified into the sociometric statuses of popular, neglected, rejected controversial, and average, described their attempts to mobilize social support for help with a recent stressful event. Although the structural characteristics of the support networks mobilized did not differ by sociometric status, the amount of support provided by mobilized helpers did show some differences. It is suggested that sociomeiri…
An Analysis of the Functional Nature of Adolescents' Supportive Relationships
A sample of 359 seventh and eighth graders completed the Social Support Functions Inventory to describe the amount of support they received in eight separate dimensions of social support from mothers, fathers, nonparental adults, and peers who helped them cope with a recent stress event. Similar levels of support were found across several of the relationship categories, suggesting that, with the exceptions of distraction and substance use, which …
Ethnic differences in early adolescents' coping with school stress
Three groups of early adolescents were compared on the prevalence and stressfulness of school-related events experienced during the transition to seventh grade, as well as on their individual coping behavior and the availability, extent, and type of social support they could mobilize. Implications for the development of intervention programs targeting minority adolescents are discussed
Children's Perceptions of Their Relationships with Coresiding and Non-Coresiding Fathers
In this study the perceptions of children who reside with their fathers and children who live apart from their fathers are compared on a number of relationship qualities. Residential status significantly affected the likelihood of a father being named as some- one who was important in thc life of the child, as well as the likeli- hood of the father being named as someone the child went to for help with a reccnt srressful event. However, for those…
Adolescent Sociometric Status and Social Support
A sample of 247 early adolescents, classified into the sociometric statuses of popular, neglected, rejected controversial, and average, described their attempts to mobilize social support for help with a recent stressful event. Although the structural characteristics of the support networks mobilized did not differ by sociometric status, the amount of support provided by mobilized helpers did show some differences. It is suggested that sociomeiri…
Multiple Views of the Family and Adolescent Social Competencies
This research examined the linkages between congruence in perceptions of family functioning and adolescent competencies with a sample of 223 first‐year college students, their mothers, and their fathers. The primary goal was to explore further the nature and importance of perceptual congruence as related to adolescent social competencies with a more informative analytic strategy than has been used in most past research (one that controls for indi…
Cross-National Comparison of Attitudes Toward Fathers' and Mothers' Participation in Household Tasks and Childcare
Psychology (6 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (3 works) · Social support (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Early Childhood Education and Development (2 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (2 works)