Diane Vinokur‐Kaplan
Biographic Data
| ID | 5940060 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Diane Vinokur‐Kaplan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Diane |
| FAMILY NAME | Vinokur‐Kaplan |
| SIGNATURE | KAPLAN D V |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
New Public Governance, Social Services, and the Potential of Co-Located Nonprofit Centers for Improved Collaborations
New Public Governance’s approach to public management seeks to both decrease costs and to increase the overall efficiency and effectiveness of publicly-funded services. It further emphasizes effective, efficient collaborations among service providers, and well-functioning networks of service-providers connected with government funders. One conceivable vehicle to promote collaborations among nonprofits providing contracted services is to establish…
In Sickness and in Health
The effects of gender, age, marital satisfaction, and physical impairment on patterns of giving and receiving social support and social undermining (e.g., personal criticism) were examined in two samples totaling 431 older married couples. In the first sample, data were collected from husbands and their wives, half of whom were long-term breast cancer (BC) survivors and half who constituted an a symptomatic, matched control group. The second samp…
A National Survey of In-Service Training Experiences of Child Welfare Supervisors and Workers
In-service training has frequently been advocated as a means to enhance the knowledge and skills of child welfare practitioners. In this article, results from national surveys that ascertain the experiences and attitudes toward in-service training of child welfare supervisors and workers are presented including the course topics and practitioner evaluation of these courses. While some congruity is found between the practitioners' in-service train…
Family Planning Decision-making
This paper draws upon the general approach of Behavioral Decision Theory to study parents' family planning decisions. It compares the importance of 27 value considerations to young married couples in deciding about whether or not to have another child, Parents at two stages of family growth were interviewed: 71 couples with one chi Id and 70 with two children. It was found that both groups of parents were concerned with altruism ( "g iving yourse…
In Sickness and in Health
The effects of gender, age, marital satisfaction, and physical impairment on patterns of giving and receiving social support and social undermining (e.g., personal criticism) were examined in two samples totaling 431 older married couples. In the first sample, data were collected from husbands and their wives, half of whom were long-term breast cancer (BC) survivors and half who constituted an a symptomatic, matched control group. The second samp…
Family Planning Decision-making
This paper draws upon the general approach of Behavioral Decision Theory to study parents' family planning decisions. It compares the importance of 27 value considerations to young married couples in deciding about whether or not to have another child, Parents at two stages of family growth were interviewed: 71 couples with one chi Id and 70 with two children. It was found that both groups of parents were concerned with altruism ( "g iving yourse…
New Public Governance, Social Services, and the Potential of Co-Located Nonprofit Centers for Improved Collaborations
New Public Governance’s approach to public management seeks to both decrease costs and to increase the overall efficiency and effectiveness of publicly-funded services. It further emphasizes effective, efficient collaborations among service providers, and well-functioning networks of service-providers connected with government funders. One conceivable vehicle to promote collaborations among nonprofits providing contracted services is to establish…
A National Survey of In-Service Training Experiences of Child Welfare Supervisors and Workers
In-service training has frequently been advocated as a means to enhance the knowledge and skills of child welfare practitioners. In this article, results from national surveys that ascertain the experiences and attitudes toward in-service training of child welfare supervisors and workers are presented including the course topics and practitioner evaluation of these courses. While some congruity is found between the practitioners' in-service train…
Family Planning Decision-making
This paper draws upon the general approach of Behavioral Decision Theory to study parents' family planning decisions. It compares the importance of 27 value considerations to young married couples in deciding about whether or not to have another child, Parents at two stages of family growth were interviewed: 71 couples with one chi Id and 70 with two children. It was found that both groups of parents were concerned with altruism ( "g iving yourse…
A National Survey of In-Service Training Experiences of Child Welfare Supervisors and Workers
In-service training has frequently been advocated as a means to enhance the knowledge and skills of child welfare practitioners. In this article, results from national surveys that ascertain the experiences and attitudes toward in-service training of child welfare supervisors and workers are presented including the course topics and practitioner evaluation of these courses. While some congruity is found between the practitioners' in-service train…
In Sickness and in Health
The effects of gender, age, marital satisfaction, and physical impairment on patterns of giving and receiving social support and social undermining (e.g., personal criticism) were examined in two samples totaling 431 older married couples. In the first sample, data were collected from husbands and their wives, half of whom were long-term breast cancer (BC) survivors and half who constituted an a symptomatic, matched control group. The second samp…
New Public Governance, Social Services, and the Potential of Co-Located Nonprofit Centers for Improved Collaborations
New Public Governance’s approach to public management seeks to both decrease costs and to increase the overall efficiency and effectiveness of publicly-funded services. It further emphasizes effective, efficient collaborations among service providers, and well-functioning networks of service-providers connected with government funders. One conceivable vehicle to promote collaborations among nonprofits providing contracted services is to establish…
Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Marketing (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Population (2 works) · Service (business (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Altruism (biology) (1 work)