CHRISTIAN J BUYS
Biographic Data
| ID | 5879250 |
|---|---|
| NAME | CHRISTIAN J BUYS |
| GIVEN NAMES | CHRISTIAN J |
| FAMILY NAME | BUYS |
| SIGNATURE | BUYS C J |
| AFFILIATIONS | New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Human Sympathy-Groups
Data gathered in Egypt, Malaysia, Mexico, and South Africa ( ns = 73, 27, 17, and 39) lend support to the highly speculative notion that human quantitative boundaries for sympathizing were perhaps established during humans' evolution into social beings
Human Sympathy-Groups
New light on Medieval Chinese seagoing ship construction
Human Sympathy Groups
Human quantitative boundaries for sympathizing are perceived as having been roughly established during human evolution into social beings. Data obtained on 125 American subjects are viewed as consistent with this highly speculative notion
Environmental Attitudes of United States Representatives
Environmental attitudes of a small sample ( N = 59) of United States Representatives were surveyed. Attitudes were assessed toward wildlife legislation, human responsibility toward animals, and the relation between industry and ecology. Representatives raised in a largely urban environment, in contrast to those raised in a largely rural environment, were more favorable toward environmental concerns than toward unregulated industrial growth, more …
College Students' Attitudes toward World Food Crisis
Attitudes of 72 college students toward the world-wide shortage of food and food reserves were determined by a sample survey. Although most students perceived the food crisis as nonthreatening on a personal and national level, they felt the rest of the world was in imminent danger. Seniors, in contrast to freshmen, reported being more personally threatened by the crisis and more skeptical about the availability of a solution. Population control w…
Environmental Attitudes of Technological Students
Environmental attitudes of 47 students at a technical college were surveyed. Attitudes assessed were: perceived severity, causes, and solutions of environmental problems, and personal commitment to solutions. Ss who perceived environmental problems as severe were older, from larger families, and were more committed personally to the solutions. Similarly, Ss who perceived causes of problems as institutional were less religious, perceived the probl…
Student-Father Attitudes toward Contemporary Social Issues
A replication of a study (Buys, 1972) which found large attitudinal discrepancies toward contemporary social issues in a non-matched sample of freshmen students and their fathers was conducted with a small matched sample. Significant student-father attitudinal discrepancies toward contemporary social issues supported the previous findings
Student-Father Attitudes toward Contemporary Social Issues
Differences in attitudes between a group of college freshmen and a group of fathers were determined by a sample survey for such issues as: family roles, societal values, college, Blacks, religion, ecology, and marijuana. Group data from 90 students and 90 fathers indicated a substantial generation gap and a failure by both groups to perceive that gap. Clustering of attitudes were similar for students and fathers, but students generally conformed …
Prejudice, Socio-Economic Status, and Public Attitudes toward Riots and Demonstrations
This is a report of a recent survey in Boulder, Colorado, a Colorado University community where Negroes constitute a small proportion of the total population. Perceptions of threat, causes, and treatment of racial riots and demonstrations were studied in relation to sociological and psychological variables. Results indicated that socio-economic status and certain prejudice measures were powerful predictors of perceptions concerning race riots and…
Prejudice, Socio-Economic Status, and Public Attitudes toward Riots and Demonstrations
This is a report of a recent survey in Boulder, Colorado, a Colorado University community where Negroes constitute a small proportion of the total population. Perceptions of threat, causes, and treatment of racial riots and demonstrations were studied in relation to sociological and psychological variables. Results indicated that socio-economic status and certain prejudice measures were powerful predictors of perceptions concerning race riots and…
Student-Father Attitudes toward Contemporary Social Issues
Differences in attitudes between a group of college freshmen and a group of fathers were determined by a sample survey for such issues as: family roles, societal values, college, Blacks, religion, ecology, and marijuana. Group data from 90 students and 90 fathers indicated a substantial generation gap and a failure by both groups to perceive that gap. Clustering of attitudes were similar for students and fathers, but students generally conformed …
Student-Father Attitudes toward Contemporary Social Issues
A replication of a study (Buys, 1972) which found large attitudinal discrepancies toward contemporary social issues in a non-matched sample of freshmen students and their fathers was conducted with a small matched sample. Significant student-father attitudinal discrepancies toward contemporary social issues supported the previous findings
Environmental Attitudes of Technological Students
Environmental attitudes of 47 students at a technical college were surveyed. Attitudes assessed were: perceived severity, causes, and solutions of environmental problems, and personal commitment to solutions. Ss who perceived environmental problems as severe were older, from larger families, and were more committed personally to the solutions. Similarly, Ss who perceived causes of problems as institutional were less religious, perceived the probl…
College Students' Attitudes toward World Food Crisis
Attitudes of 72 college students toward the world-wide shortage of food and food reserves were determined by a sample survey. Although most students perceived the food crisis as nonthreatening on a personal and national level, they felt the rest of the world was in imminent danger. Seniors, in contrast to freshmen, reported being more personally threatened by the crisis and more skeptical about the availability of a solution. Population control w…
Environmental Attitudes of United States Representatives
Environmental attitudes of a small sample ( N = 59) of United States Representatives were surveyed. Attitudes were assessed toward wildlife legislation, human responsibility toward animals, and the relation between industry and ecology. Representatives raised in a largely urban environment, in contrast to those raised in a largely rural environment, were more favorable toward environmental concerns than toward unregulated industrial growth, more …
Human Sympathy Groups
Human quantitative boundaries for sympathizing are perceived as having been roughly established during human evolution into social beings. Data obtained on 125 American subjects are viewed as consistent with this highly speculative notion
New light on Medieval Chinese seagoing ship construction
Human Sympathy-Groups
Data gathered in Egypt, Malaysia, Mexico, and South Africa ( ns = 73, 27, 17, and 39) lend support to the highly speculative notion that human quantitative boundaries for sympathizing were perhaps established during humans' evolution into social beings
Human Sympathy-Groups
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Cultural Differences and Values (3 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Sympathy (3 works) · Communication in Education and Healthcare (2 works) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (2 works) · Environmental health (2 works)