Mary Brown Parlee
Biographic Data
| ID | 794273 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mary Brown Parlee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mary Brown |
| FAMILY NAME | Parlee |
| SIGNATURE | PARLEE M B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of South Carolina |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Situated Knowledges of Personal Embodiment
Situated Knowledges of Personal Embodiment
Academic psychologists' treatment of `sex' as an ahistorical, pretheoretical notion in theories of `gender' is compared and contrasted with knowledge produced by persons whose own gendered embodiment is outside binary gender/sex categories and whose moral agency is erased by theories depicting them as exceptions to a binary-based scheme. This latter knowledge, emerging from an activist community's reflections on its own personal/political praxis …
Postpartum Psychiatric Illness
On PMS and Psychiatric Abnormality
Happy Birth-Day to Feminism & Psychology
Women and Reproductive Technologies
As applications of basic scientific knowledge, it is important to remember that technologies are always developed for particular purposes. That is, they are developed to certain problems. In this sense, a is a social and/or physical phenomenon defined with reference to a particular set of values, assumptions, meanings. A phenomenon is not problematic-in need of solution-until human beings say that it is. Whether some particular phenomenon is a pr…
Conversational Politics
Research into social roles and conversational gambits is steadily building up a picture of how people behave while talking. Interruptions, pauses, shifts in topic all reflect cultural and social attitudes and can express patterns of dominance, while the picture also includes such linguistic novelties as ‘diffident declaratives’ and ‘genderlects’
Menstrual rhythm in sensory processes
Menstrual rhythm in sensory processes
Changes in Moods and Activation Levels During the Menstrual Cycle in Experimentally Naive Subjects
Two experiments providing additional validity data on the Profile of Mood States and the Thayer Activation-Deactivation Adjective Check List were per-formed. In the third and main experiment, seven normally menstruating women filled out both questionnaires at the same time every day for 90 days. They were not aware that they were participating in a study of menstruation. Analysis of the time series records of individual women revealed relatively …
Appropriate Control Groups in Feminist Research
Control groups in psychological research reveal the outlines of the investigator's theoretical framework. They identify variables which are assumed to affect the causal relationship between independent and dependent variable and, by implication, those which are not. This role of control groups is implicitly denied when they are discussed simply as a methodological issue. Feminist psychologists can use the inevitable interpenetration of methodolog…
Psychology and Women
Psychology
Stereotypic Beliefs about Menstruation
The methodological soundness of the Moos Menstrual Distress Questionnaire (MDQ) is considered. New data are presented which show that male (N = 34) and female (N = 25) subjects report very similar patterns of symptoms and symptom “changes” when asked to indicate on the MDQ what women experience during the menstrual cycle. When the symptom scales on the MDQ are rank ordered according to the size of the “changes”--differences from intermenstrual ph…
The premenstrual syndrome
On manuscript evaluation procedures
The premenstrual syndrome
Psychology and Women
Appropriate Control Groups in Feminist Research
Control groups in psychological research reveal the outlines of the investigator's theoretical framework. They identify variables which are assumed to affect the causal relationship between independent and dependent variable and, by implication, those which are not. This role of control groups is implicitly denied when they are discussed simply as a methodological issue. Feminist psychologists can use the inevitable interpenetration of methodolog…
Changes in Moods and Activation Levels During the Menstrual Cycle in Experimentally Naive Subjects
Two experiments providing additional validity data on the Profile of Mood States and the Thayer Activation-Deactivation Adjective Check List were per-formed. In the third and main experiment, seven normally menstruating women filled out both questionnaires at the same time every day for 90 days. They were not aware that they were participating in a study of menstruation. Analysis of the time series records of individual women revealed relatively …
Happy Birth-Day to Feminism & Psychology
Psychology
On manuscript evaluation procedures
The premenstrual syndrome
Stereotypic Beliefs about Menstruation
The methodological soundness of the Moos Menstrual Distress Questionnaire (MDQ) is considered. New data are presented which show that male (N = 34) and female (N = 25) subjects report very similar patterns of symptoms and symptom “changes” when asked to indicate on the MDQ what women experience during the menstrual cycle. When the symptom scales on the MDQ are rank ordered according to the size of the “changes”--differences from intermenstrual ph…
Psychology
Psychology and Women
Appropriate Control Groups in Feminist Research
Control groups in psychological research reveal the outlines of the investigator's theoretical framework. They identify variables which are assumed to affect the causal relationship between independent and dependent variable and, by implication, those which are not. This role of control groups is implicitly denied when they are discussed simply as a methodological issue. Feminist psychologists can use the inevitable interpenetration of methodolog…
Changes in Moods and Activation Levels During the Menstrual Cycle in Experimentally Naive Subjects
Two experiments providing additional validity data on the Profile of Mood States and the Thayer Activation-Deactivation Adjective Check List were per-formed. In the third and main experiment, seven normally menstruating women filled out both questionnaires at the same time every day for 90 days. They were not aware that they were participating in a study of menstruation. Analysis of the time series records of individual women revealed relatively …
Menstrual rhythm in sensory processes
Menstrual rhythm in sensory processes
Conversational Politics
Research into social roles and conversational gambits is steadily building up a picture of how people behave while talking. Interruptions, pauses, shifts in topic all reflect cultural and social attitudes and can express patterns of dominance, while the picture also includes such linguistic novelties as ‘diffident declaratives’ and ‘genderlects’
Women and Reproductive Technologies
As applications of basic scientific knowledge, it is important to remember that technologies are always developed for particular purposes. That is, they are developed to certain problems. In this sense, a is a social and/or physical phenomenon defined with reference to a particular set of values, assumptions, meanings. A phenomenon is not problematic-in need of solution-until human beings say that it is. Whether some particular phenomenon is a pr…
Happy Birth-Day to Feminism & Psychology
On PMS and Psychiatric Abnormality
Postpartum Psychiatric Illness
Situated Knowledges of Personal Embodiment
Academic psychologists' treatment of `sex' as an ahistorical, pretheoretical notion in theories of `gender' is compared and contrasted with knowledge produced by persons whose own gendered embodiment is outside binary gender/sex categories and whose moral agency is erased by theories depicting them as exceptions to a binary-based scheme. This latter knowledge, emerging from an activist community's reflections on its own personal/political praxis …
Situated Knowledges of Personal Embodiment
Psychology (15 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Psychoanalysis (5 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychiatry (4 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works)