John W Santrock
Biographic Data
| ID | 5757441 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John W Santrock |
| GIVEN NAMES | John W |
| FAMILY NAME | Santrock |
| SIGNATURE | SANTROCK J W |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Dallas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 78 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Relationships between Possible Selves and Self-Reported Problems of Divorced and Intact Family Adolescents
This investigation focused on the effects of divorce on the nature of adolescent possible future selves, marital expectations, and self-reported problems. The subjects were 48 adolescents, ages 13 to 15 years, and their mothers. Half of the adolescent subjects came from intact and half from divorced families; and half were males and half were females. Subjects were interviewed and administered questionnaires. Results suggested that early adolesce…
Three Research Traditions in the Study of Adolescents in Divorced Families: Quasi-Experimental, Developmental; Clinical; and Family Sociological
A selective and critical review of research focused on adolescents in divorced families is provided. Three traditions of research on adolescents in divorced families are portrayed-family sociological, clinical, and quasi-experimental, developmental. These traditions are evaluated on seven research criteria, examples of each tradition are presented, and suggestions are made for improving the quality of research in each of the traditions. A call is…
The impact of divorce in father-custody and mother-custody homes: The child's perspective
Parents' custodial status is an important factor mediating children's perspectives on divorce
Father Custody and Social Development in Boys and Girls
The effects of father custody on children's social development are being studied by comparing children whose fathers have been awarded custody, children whose mothers have been awarded custody, and children from intact families. Half of the subjects are boys, and half are girls aged 6–11 years. Families are matched on SES, family size, and sibling status. The data presented here were based primarily on videotaped observations of parent‐child inte…
Studies in the self-regulation of behavior: Effects of contingent cognitive and affective events
Older brothers' influence on sex-typed, aggressive, and dependent behavior in father-absent children
Paternal absence, sex typing, and identification
Influence of onset and type of paternal absence on the first four Eriksonian developmental crises
Father Custody and Social Development in Boys and Girls
The effects of father custody on children's social development are being studied by comparing children whose fathers have been awarded custody, children whose mothers have been awarded custody, and children from intact families. Half of the subjects are boys, and half are girls aged 6–11 years. Families are matched on SES, family size, and sibling status. The data presented here were based primarily on videotaped observations of parent‐child inte…
Paternal absence, sex typing, and identification
Studies in the self-regulation of behavior: Effects of contingent cognitive and affective events
Older brothers' influence on sex-typed, aggressive, and dependent behavior in father-absent children
Three Research Traditions in the Study of Adolescents in Divorced Families: Quasi-Experimental, Developmental; Clinical; and Family Sociological
A selective and critical review of research focused on adolescents in divorced families is provided. Three traditions of research on adolescents in divorced families are portrayed-family sociological, clinical, and quasi-experimental, developmental. These traditions are evaluated on seven research criteria, examples of each tradition are presented, and suggestions are made for improving the quality of research in each of the traditions. A call is…
Paternal absence, sex typing, and identification
Influence of onset and type of paternal absence on the first four Eriksonian developmental crises
Older brothers' influence on sex-typed, aggressive, and dependent behavior in father-absent children
Studies in the self-regulation of behavior: Effects of contingent cognitive and affective events
Father Custody and Social Development in Boys and Girls
The effects of father custody on children's social development are being studied by comparing children whose fathers have been awarded custody, children whose mothers have been awarded custody, and children from intact families. Half of the subjects are boys, and half are girls aged 6–11 years. Families are matched on SES, family size, and sibling status. The data presented here were based primarily on videotaped observations of parent‐child inte…
The impact of divorce in father-custody and mother-custody homes: The child's perspective
Parents' custodial status is an important factor mediating children's perspectives on divorce
Three Research Traditions in the Study of Adolescents in Divorced Families: Quasi-Experimental, Developmental; Clinical; and Family Sociological
A selective and critical review of research focused on adolescents in divorced families is provided. Three traditions of research on adolescents in divorced families are portrayed-family sociological, clinical, and quasi-experimental, developmental. These traditions are evaluated on seven research criteria, examples of each tradition are presented, and suggestions are made for improving the quality of research in each of the traditions. A call is…
Relationships between Possible Selves and Self-Reported Problems of Divorced and Intact Family Adolescents
This investigation focused on the effects of divorce on the nature of adolescent possible future selves, marital expectations, and self-reported problems. The subjects were 48 adolescents, ages 13 to 15 years, and their mothers. Half of the adolescent subjects came from intact and half from divorced families; and half were males and half were females. Subjects were interviewed and administered questionnaires. Results suggested that early adolesce…
Developmental psychology (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (6 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Child custody (2 works) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (2 works) · Family Support in Illness (2 works) · Aggression (1 works)