John Pierce‐Jones
Biographic Data
| ID | 5685959 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Pierce‐Jones |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Pierce‐Jones |
| SIGNATURE | JONES J P |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Austin |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Temporal Stability and Change in Attitudes toward the Kennedy Assassination
Temporal distance from a catastrophic social event, e.g., the killing of President John Kennedy, might be expected to result in a de-differentiation (simplification) of the configuration of attitudes surrounding the event. In a factor-analytic sense, this would be seen through the identification of fewer attitude dimensions a year after the killing and after the original study. Present results disconfirm the simplification hypothesis, showing ins…
Adolescents' Social Mobility Orientations in Relation to F-Scale Behavior
The California F-scale (Forms 40 and 45), Gough's MMPI St scale, Gough's Home Index socio-economic sratus scale, and questions to elicit Ss' expressions of occupational choice and data about parents' occupations were administered to 201 twelfth grade pupils. Ss' social mobility orientations were determined (a) by differences between paternal occupational levels and levels of Ss' occupational choices and (b) by differences between Home Index and S…
Vocational Interest Correlates of Socio-Economic Status in Adolescence
Adolescent Racial and Ethnic Group Differences in Social Attitudes and Adjustment
There is an evident hiatus in our knowledge of differences between racially identified groups with respect to personality and Tyler ( 5 ) has pointed to considerable sampling difficulties involved in research in this realm, and has said that the few studies using questionnaire or projective methods . . . have shown no clear trends, [although] there may be interesting questions in this area. Most students of racial group differences have focused t…
Socio-Economic Status and Adolescents' Interests
Mmpi in Relation to Elementary Teachers' Adjustments to Teaching
Several studies have examined (a) aspects of teachers' personal adjustment (2, 6) or ( b ) relationships between personality traits and teaching effectiveness (7, 9) . Teachers' mental health needs have been stressed (1, 8), and pupil behavior annoying to welland poorly-adjusted teachers has been studied (3) . Kaplan's ( 5 ) survey found that teachers reported many disturbing problems associated with the teaching role; these difficulties seem to …
Parental Ideologies and Practices in Child-Rearing
Social Class Differences in Child Rearing
mine the exact relationship. Ethnic origin of the parents likewise plays an important role. The weaknesses of our study are many and obvious. As we have pointed out, the sample is not random nor proportional; the postulates underlying the analysis are debatable, etc. Our conclusions must be accepted with all caution and we have raised more problems than we have solved. Although our findings largely confirm previous studies, certain revisions of t…
Vocational Interest Measurement Using a Photographic Inventory
Social Class Differences in Child Rearing
mine the exact relationship. Ethnic origin of the parents likewise plays an important role. The weaknesses of our study are many and obvious. As we have pointed out, the sample is not random nor proportional; the postulates underlying the analysis are debatable, etc. Our conclusions must be accepted with all caution and we have raised more problems than we have solved. Although our findings largely confirm previous studies, certain revisions of t…
Vocational Interest Measurement Using a Photographic Inventory
Parental Ideologies and Practices in Child-Rearing
Social Class Differences in Child Rearing
mine the exact relationship. Ethnic origin of the parents likewise plays an important role. The weaknesses of our study are many and obvious. As we have pointed out, the sample is not random nor proportional; the postulates underlying the analysis are debatable, etc. Our conclusions must be accepted with all caution and we have raised more problems than we have solved. Although our findings largely confirm previous studies, certain revisions of t…
Mmpi in Relation to Elementary Teachers' Adjustments to Teaching
Several studies have examined (a) aspects of teachers' personal adjustment (2, 6) or ( b ) relationships between personality traits and teaching effectiveness (7, 9) . Teachers' mental health needs have been stressed (1, 8), and pupil behavior annoying to welland poorly-adjusted teachers has been studied (3) . Kaplan's ( 5 ) survey found that teachers reported many disturbing problems associated with the teaching role; these difficulties seem to …
Vocational Interest Correlates of Socio-Economic Status in Adolescence
Adolescent Racial and Ethnic Group Differences in Social Attitudes and Adjustment
There is an evident hiatus in our knowledge of differences between racially identified groups with respect to personality and Tyler ( 5 ) has pointed to considerable sampling difficulties involved in research in this realm, and has said that the few studies using questionnaire or projective methods . . . have shown no clear trends, [although] there may be interesting questions in this area. Most students of racial group differences have focused t…
Socio-Economic Status and Adolescents' Interests
Adolescents' Social Mobility Orientations in Relation to F-Scale Behavior
The California F-scale (Forms 40 and 45), Gough's MMPI St scale, Gough's Home Index socio-economic sratus scale, and questions to elicit Ss' expressions of occupational choice and data about parents' occupations were administered to 201 twelfth grade pupils. Ss' social mobility orientations were determined (a) by differences between paternal occupational levels and levels of Ss' occupational choices and (b) by differences between Home Index and S…
Temporal Stability and Change in Attitudes toward the Kennedy Assassination
Temporal distance from a catastrophic social event, e.g., the killing of President John Kennedy, might be expected to result in a de-differentiation (simplification) of the configuration of attitudes surrounding the event. In a factor-analytic sense, this would be seen through the identification of fewer attitude dimensions a year after the killing and after the original study. Present results disconfirm the simplification hypothesis, showing ins…
Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Early Childhood Education and Development (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Cultural Differences and Values (2 works)