Shirley Matile Ogletree
Biographic Data
| ID | 6481620 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shirley Matile Ogletree |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shirley Matile |
| FAMILY NAME | Ogletree |
| SIGNATURE | OGLETREE S M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Texas State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Linked oppression
Ecofeminists and animal rights advocates have posited a connection between the oppression of women and the oppression of animals. Although male/female comparisons regarding attitudes toward animals have frequently been considered, only limited research has focused on gender roles and animal attitudes. We therefore examined the relation between gender roles and animal attitudes with undergraduate students (260 males, 484 females) at a public unive…
Interpersonal Blame and Perceptions of Choice
Praiseworthiness
Praiseworthiness
Deterministic attitudes, information about a person's background, one's perceived similarity to a target person, and attributions of effort and ability may affect praiseworthiness. Two vignette studies with college student participants were conducted to consider this issue. Based on regression analyses, attributing achievement to effort was the strongest predictor of praiseworthiness across both studies. In addition, evidence for an augmenting ef…
With this Ring, I Thee Wed
College Students’ Video Game Participation and Perceptions
A Double Standard in Death? Gender Differences in Obituaries
Male/female differences in aging-related issues may extend beyond individuals' actual lives. Gender differences in 869 obituaries, death notices, and memorials were examined. Males, compared to females, had significantly more lines describing careers. Support was also found for a possible double standard in obituary pictures; while pictures were more likely to be included in male than female obituaries, the discrepancy between actual age and esti…
Pokémon
Young Children's Theories of Mind About Empathic and Selfish Motives
Young children's prosocial behaviors may be motivated by empathy. Forty-one 36–66 month-old children were actively involved with a pipe cleaner figurine play scenario. One figurine appeared distressed at an alarm sound. The other figurines simultaneously terminated the alarm, expressing either empathic or selfish motives. Twenty-four participants (58.5%) correctly pointed at the empathic and selfish figurines, and correctly restated their motives…
Kept Under the Hood
Female/male portrayals on U.S. postage stamps of the twentieth century
Because of the possible impact of stamps on children as well as adults, we investigated the gender relevant content of U.S. postage stamps of the twentieth century. Males clearly outnumbered females in stamp representations, and the roles portrayed for both men and women were significantly more often traditional than nontraditional. The majority of people‐oriented stamps fell into the politics/military category. While males still outnumbered fema…
How Do I Love Thee?” Let Me Count the Valentines
Two studies are described in which attitudes and behaviors related to Valentine's Day were assessed. Participants completed a questionnaire on or near Valentine's Day 1990 (Study l) and 1991 (Study 2). Females and feminine individuals regardless of sex were significantly more likely than males and less feminine individuals to indicate that Valentine's Day was important to them, reported giving as well as receiving more valentines, and were also m…
Gender roles, computer attitudes, and dyadic computer interaction performance in college students
Gender stereotyping in medical advertising
Preschool children's computer interest and competence
Perceptions of Female/Male Presidential Candidates
A factor mediating attitudes toward female/male political candidates may be the potential effect of a candidate's private life. The impact of a familial situation on attitudes towards a hypothetical presidential candidate was investigated in Study 1. Although main effects for candidate sex and familial situation were found, our data did not support differential effects by candidate sex. In Study 2 the potential impact of a candidate's personal pr…
Female attractiveness and eating disorders
Sex and sex-typing effects on computer attitudes and aptitude
College Students’ Video Game Participation and Perceptions
Female attractiveness and eating disorders
Gender stereotyping in medical advertising
Sex and sex-typing effects on computer attitudes and aptitude
Linked oppression
Ecofeminists and animal rights advocates have posited a connection between the oppression of women and the oppression of animals. Although male/female comparisons regarding attitudes toward animals have frequently been considered, only limited research has focused on gender roles and animal attitudes. We therefore examined the relation between gender roles and animal attitudes with undergraduate students (260 males, 484 females) at a public unive…
With this Ring, I Thee Wed
Perceptions of Female/Male Presidential Candidates
A factor mediating attitudes toward female/male political candidates may be the potential effect of a candidate's private life. The impact of a familial situation on attitudes towards a hypothetical presidential candidate was investigated in Study 1. Although main effects for candidate sex and familial situation were found, our data did not support differential effects by candidate sex. In Study 2 the potential impact of a candidate's personal pr…
Pokémon
Kept Under the Hood
Gender roles, computer attitudes, and dyadic computer interaction performance in college students
Female attractiveness and eating disorders
Sex and sex-typing effects on computer attitudes and aptitude
Preschool children's computer interest and competence
Perceptions of Female/Male Presidential Candidates
A factor mediating attitudes toward female/male political candidates may be the potential effect of a candidate's private life. The impact of a familial situation on attitudes towards a hypothetical presidential candidate was investigated in Study 1. Although main effects for candidate sex and familial situation were found, our data did not support differential effects by candidate sex. In Study 2 the potential impact of a candidate's personal pr…
How Do I Love Thee?” Let Me Count the Valentines
Two studies are described in which attitudes and behaviors related to Valentine's Day were assessed. Participants completed a questionnaire on or near Valentine's Day 1990 (Study l) and 1991 (Study 2). Females and feminine individuals regardless of sex were significantly more likely than males and less feminine individuals to indicate that Valentine's Day was important to them, reported giving as well as receiving more valentines, and were also m…
Gender roles, computer attitudes, and dyadic computer interaction performance in college students
Gender stereotyping in medical advertising
Female/male portrayals on U.S. postage stamps of the twentieth century
Because of the possible impact of stamps on children as well as adults, we investigated the gender relevant content of U.S. postage stamps of the twentieth century. Males clearly outnumbered females in stamp representations, and the roles portrayed for both men and women were significantly more often traditional than nontraditional. The majority of people‐oriented stamps fell into the politics/military category. While males still outnumbered fema…
Kept Under the Hood
Young Children's Theories of Mind About Empathic and Selfish Motives
Young children's prosocial behaviors may be motivated by empathy. Forty-one 36–66 month-old children were actively involved with a pipe cleaner figurine play scenario. One figurine appeared distressed at an alarm sound. The other figurines simultaneously terminated the alarm, expressing either empathic or selfish motives. Twenty-four participants (58.5%) correctly pointed at the empathic and selfish figurines, and correctly restated their motives…
Pokémon
A Double Standard in Death? Gender Differences in Obituaries
Male/female differences in aging-related issues may extend beyond individuals' actual lives. Gender differences in 869 obituaries, death notices, and memorials were examined. Males, compared to females, had significantly more lines describing careers. Support was also found for a possible double standard in obituary pictures; while pictures were more likely to be included in male than female obituaries, the discrepancy between actual age and esti…
College Students’ Video Game Participation and Perceptions
With this Ring, I Thee Wed
Praiseworthiness
Praiseworthiness
Deterministic attitudes, information about a person's background, one's perceived similarity to a target person, and attributions of effort and ability may affect praiseworthiness. Two vignette studies with college student participants were conducted to consider this issue. Based on regression analyses, attributing achievement to effort was the strongest predictor of praiseworthiness across both studies. In addition, evidence for an augmenting ef…
Interpersonal Blame and Perceptions of Choice
Linked oppression
Ecofeminists and animal rights advocates have posited a connection between the oppression of women and the oppression of animals. Although male/female comparisons regarding attitudes toward animals have frequently been considered, only limited research has focused on gender roles and animal attitudes. We therefore examined the relation between gender roles and animal attitudes with undergraduate students (260 males, 484 females) at a public unive…
Psychology (18 works) · Social Psychology (13 works) · Social Psychology (13 works) · Developmental psychology (12 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Child Development and Digital Technology (3 works) · Demography (3 works)