Marjorie Inman

Biographic Data

ID6923679
NAMEMarjorie Inman
GIVEN NAMESMarjorie
FAMILY NAMEInman
SIGNATUREINMAN M
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS4
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1978
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2005
H-INDEX1

  • Advanced Study in Kitchen and Bath Design and Business

    Katherine Warsco, Marjorie Inman et al.ARTICLEHousing and Society2005

    The purpose of this research was to identify the need for advanced study in kitchen and bath design and business among segments of the kitchen and bath industry. The study also investigated both advanced level competencies impacting the career paths of professional kitchen and bath designers and Web-based distance education to achieve educational goals. A quantitative analysis of a survey of the voting membership of the National Kitchen and Bath …

  • Elderly and Disabled - A Double Risk Group

    Marjorie Inman, Jannis Shea et al.ARTICLEHousing and Society1994Cited by: 1

    In an effort to identify multiple risk factors that may contribute to the disabled elderly being at greater risk of homelessness than the nondisabled elderly, housing and household characteristics of both groups were compared. It can be inferred from this study that the disabled elderly were shown to be at greater risk than the nondisabled elderly for reasons of poor health, physical and/or mental conditions that limit work, minority status, hous…

  • An Ecological Model for Assessment of Housing Design for Aging Populations

    Jannis Shea, Marjorie InmanARTICLEHousing and Society1994Cited by: 1References: 2

    Additional informationNotes on contributorsJannis SheaJannis Shea is an Associate Professor in Family Studies and Marjorie Inman is a Professor in Interior Design in the School of Human Environmental Science, East Carolina University, Greenville, N.C.Marjorie InmanJannis Shea is an Associate Professor in Family Studies and Marjorie Inman is a Professor in Interior Design in the School of Human Environmental Science, East Carolina University, Gree…

  • Perceptions of Stress and Adaptations to Stress in Residential Interiors Designed for the Older Adult

    Marjorie L Sebelius, Marjorie InmanARTICLEHousing and Society1991

    Six residents of a newly constructed apartment building designed specifically for the older adult were interviewed in a small longitudinal post-occupancy case study The study was conducted both at the time of relocation and seven months later in an effort to determine stress perceptions and any adaptations to alleviate the perceived stress. Questionnaires were used to measure perceptions of stress, specific stressors, adaptations to the environme…

  • A Research Note on

    Marjorie InmanARTICLEHousing and Society1988Cited by: 2

    This research examines the relationship between the number of bathroom spaces in both small - and ad equate-sized dwelling units and family attitudes, feelings, and perceptions of environmental stress. Data collected from 200 families were divided into two controlled groups with respect to dwelling density to better assess whether number of bathroom spaces had an effect on environmental perceptions and stress regardless of density.It is evident f…

  • Use of Residential Space by Blue and White Collar Families

    Marjorie InmanARTICLEHousing and Society1978

    In a study designed to determine differences in room use between blue-collar families and white-collar families, one hundred homemakers in Hendricks County, Indiana, were interviewed concerning the activities that occurred in their homes between the 5–6 p.m. hour. No significant differences were found in total room use for the various activities participated in. Also, no significant differences between blue- and white-collar families were found i…