Alexander C Rosen
Biographic Data
| ID | 5875802 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alexander C Rosen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alexander C |
| FAMILY NAME | Rosen |
| SIGNATURE | ROSEN A C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Los Angeles |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Gender Stereotypy in Gender-Dysphoric Young Boys
This study examined the effects of behavioral treatment of 22 gender-dysphoric boys on measures of male- and female-role stereotyped behavior. The sample included 10 treated and 4 untreated gender-dysphoric boys and 8 normal boys. The findings show no such effect and no evidence of a masculinizing enhancement or a feminizing extinction of behaviors following behavioral treatment of gender-disturbed boys (contrary to statements by critics of the p…
Ethical Issues in the Treatment of Children
It is consistent with contemporary community standards and accepted professional ethics for psychologists to provide treatment for children who exhibit maladaptive behavior, including gender dysphoria. We do not believe it possible to obtain proper consent from the child which truly satisfies the legal criteria of being informed and competent. Although some critics allege that it is inappropriate for parents or professional to impose their standa…
Differences in Social Perceptions Between Male and Female First‐year Dental Students
Male and female first-year dental students generally possess the same attitudes and the same perceptions about themselves, dentists they observe, and about their ideals for dentists and patients. The null-hypothesis, that is, assuming no difference between the two groups on the basis of these data, is accepted. In general, one must assume that those women who choose dentistry as a career are not significantly different from their men counterparts…
Theoretical and diagnostic issues in child gender disturbances∗
A distinction is made between two different but closely related syndromes—“cross gender identification” and “gender behavior disturbance”—in male children. Based on assessment data and systematic clinical observations of a group of 47 such children in a longitudinal research study, a set of factors are identified as relevant to the diagnostic task. Specific diagnostic procedures were developed for the clinical evaluation and psychological testing…
Brief Report of MMPI Characteristics of Sexual Deviation
The notion that disturbances in sexual identity and desire for sexual change are accompanied by severe defects in ego structure were examined. Findings from 3 in-depth case studies with psychological tests and MMPI data for 34 individuals who presented problems in gender identity, with choice of sexual partner, and transvestism. Data suggest no consistent MMPI pattern to confirm the above contention. There was evident psychopathology but no clear…
Case Studies in Development of Masculinity and Femininity in Male Children
This paper presents case data on the fathers of boys who display feminine behavior and who express the wish, fantasy or desire to become little girls. Although not physically absent from the home, these fathers were non-participants psychologically. The quality of their relationship with their boys, their own personality needs, and the nature of the relationship between mother and child provide the major basis for the boys' difficulty in achievin…
A Comparative Study of Alcoholic and Psychiatric Patients with the MMPI
Change in Perceptual Threshold as a Protective Function of the Organism1
Theoretical and diagnostic issues in child gender disturbances∗
A distinction is made between two different but closely related syndromes—“cross gender identification” and “gender behavior disturbance”—in male children. Based on assessment data and systematic clinical observations of a group of 47 such children in a longitudinal research study, a set of factors are identified as relevant to the diagnostic task. Specific diagnostic procedures were developed for the clinical evaluation and psychological testing…
Ethical Issues in the Treatment of Children
It is consistent with contemporary community standards and accepted professional ethics for psychologists to provide treatment for children who exhibit maladaptive behavior, including gender dysphoria. We do not believe it possible to obtain proper consent from the child which truly satisfies the legal criteria of being informed and competent. Although some critics allege that it is inappropriate for parents or professional to impose their standa…
Change in Perceptual Threshold as a Protective Function of the Organism1
A Comparative Study of Alcoholic and Psychiatric Patients with the MMPI
Brief Report of MMPI Characteristics of Sexual Deviation
The notion that disturbances in sexual identity and desire for sexual change are accompanied by severe defects in ego structure were examined. Findings from 3 in-depth case studies with psychological tests and MMPI data for 34 individuals who presented problems in gender identity, with choice of sexual partner, and transvestism. Data suggest no consistent MMPI pattern to confirm the above contention. There was evident psychopathology but no clear…
Case Studies in Development of Masculinity and Femininity in Male Children
This paper presents case data on the fathers of boys who display feminine behavior and who express the wish, fantasy or desire to become little girls. Although not physically absent from the home, these fathers were non-participants psychologically. The quality of their relationship with their boys, their own personality needs, and the nature of the relationship between mother and child provide the major basis for the boys' difficulty in achievin…
Differences in Social Perceptions Between Male and Female First‐year Dental Students
Male and female first-year dental students generally possess the same attitudes and the same perceptions about themselves, dentists they observe, and about their ideals for dentists and patients. The null-hypothesis, that is, assuming no difference between the two groups on the basis of these data, is accepted. In general, one must assume that those women who choose dentistry as a career are not significantly different from their men counterparts…
Theoretical and diagnostic issues in child gender disturbances∗
A distinction is made between two different but closely related syndromes—“cross gender identification” and “gender behavior disturbance”—in male children. Based on assessment data and systematic clinical observations of a group of 47 such children in a longitudinal research study, a set of factors are identified as relevant to the diagnostic task. Specific diagnostic procedures were developed for the clinical evaluation and psychological testing…
Ethical Issues in the Treatment of Children
It is consistent with contemporary community standards and accepted professional ethics for psychologists to provide treatment for children who exhibit maladaptive behavior, including gender dysphoria. We do not believe it possible to obtain proper consent from the child which truly satisfies the legal criteria of being informed and competent. Although some critics allege that it is inappropriate for parents or professional to impose their standa…
Gender Stereotypy in Gender-Dysphoric Young Boys
This study examined the effects of behavioral treatment of 22 gender-dysphoric boys on measures of male- and female-role stereotyped behavior. The sample included 10 treated and 4 untreated gender-dysphoric boys and 8 normal boys. The findings show no such effect and no evidence of a masculinizing enhancement or a feminizing extinction of behaviors following behavioral treatment of gender-disturbed boys (contrary to statements by critics of the p…
Psychology (8 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Personality (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works)