Albert Felling
Biographic Data
| ID | 87458 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Albert Felling |
| GIVEN NAMES | Albert |
| FAMILY NAME | Felling |
| SIGNATURE | FELLING A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Radboud University Nijmegen |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 117 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
An Exploration of Patient Perceptions of Adherence to Tuberculosis Treatment in Tanzania
In this study, we aimed to explore patient perceptions of adherence to tuberculosis (TB) treatment and construct a theoretical model of treatment adherence behavior. We conducted semistructured interviews with 11 adherent patients from Tanzania whom we recruited by purposive sampling. The interview data were analyzed by content analysis. We found that the patient's intention to adhere is the most important determinant of adherence behavior. This …
Application of Herek's Attitudes toward Lesbians and Gay Men Scale in the Netherlands
A national sample of 921 respondents from the Dutch population completed the translated, slightly modified version of Herek's Attitudes Toward Lesbians and Gay Men Scale, originally developed in the USA for the assessment of attitudes toward lesbians and gay men. The present study was the first attempt to test the applicability of the scale in the Netherlands. In line with previous American findings, all scale items loaded highly on one factor. T…
The Effect of Psychiatric Rehabilitation on the Activity and Participation Level of Clients with Long-Term Psychiatric Disabilities
Attitudes and behavioural intentions towards ethnic minorities: An empirical test of several theoretical explanations for the Dutch case
n Contains fulltext :\n 62097.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)\n
Images of Death as Perspectives in a Life Crisis
Images of death are reflections of one's own attitude to life, and in existential crises such as a suicide crisis, their meaning should therefore not be underestimated. This article describes the results of a research that has attempted to discuss attitudes, which people adopt towards death in times of a suicide crisis. The analysis of the data shows that death is looked upon from an immanentistic and religious viewpoint. Within this context the …
Disciplining Behavior of Dog Owners in Problematic Situations: The Factorial Structure
n Contains fulltext :\n 135445.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
An Exploratory Model of Dog Disciplining
n Contains fulltext :\n 135442.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
Christian Religion and Ethnic Prejudice in Cross-National Perspective: A Comparative Analysis of the Netherlands and Flanders (Belgium)
Almost every student of religion has heard about the research thesis that Christian religious beliefs and behaviors are not barriers against but contributing factors to the development and dispersal of ethnic and racial prejudice. This cross-societal study examines this accusing finger of social research by using data from a 1985 Dutch survey and a 1991 Flemish survey conducted in the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium. The findings indicate that in …
Does the health status of chronically ill patients predict their judgements of the quality of general practice care
The Perception of Problematic Behavior in Dogs: Application of Multi-Dimensional Scaling and Hierarchical Cluster Analysis
Various studies show that up to 40% of dogs are labelled as having behavioral problems causing at least some inconvenience. The present paper deals with the owner's perception of inappropriate dog behavior and the characteristics of the situations in which this behavior occurs. To achieve a systematic description of problem situations with dogs, the following questions were addressed: 1. What daily situations do the dog owners consider being prob…
Fortress Holland? Support for ethnocentric policies among the 1994-electorate of The Netherlands
n Contains fulltext :\n 3362.pdf (Publisher's version ) (Open Access)\n
Moral Consciousness, Religion and Peace Action
A communitarian ethical approach is at least as important for the pastoral dealing with peace issues in the church as a procedural ethical approach. Empirical support for this thesis is gathered through a survey among 175 members of Dutch church peace movements and 127 church members who are not active in a peace movement. First, a conceptualisation of communitarian peace attitudes is elaborated. Then, the effects of communitarian peace attitudes…
Deconfessionalisation in the Netherlands, 1964–1992
Using data from 1098 national Dutch surveys, this paper explores trends in the influence of religious denomination on votes for confessional political parties in the Netherlands from 1964 to 1992. The broad question is whether confessional voting has declined over this 29‐year period; the narrow issue is whether the declines vary with religious denomination and time. Logit analysis of the overall effect allows a downward trend in the influence of…
Predictors of sense of competence in caregivers of demented persons
Protestants and Catholics in the Netherlands
According to Greeley, Catholics are communitarian, and Protestants are individualistic, due to their different images of God. In this study, Greeley's argument is tested against data from two Dutch nationwide surveys conducted in 1985 (N=3003) and 1990 (N=2384). Differences between Catholics, three types of Protestants, and non-members are investigated. Catholics were, amongst others, expected to be more likely than Protestants to conform to and …
The Effect of Religion on Self-Interest Morality
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Church-Membership, Religion and Attitude Towards Abortion in the Netherlands
The empirical theological question whether and how the churches mediate and facilitate the functioning of Christian religion in our society is applied to the religious influence on the acceptance or rejection of abortion in this article. We depart from historic data concerning the teachings of the Dutch churches on abortion. These help to formulate the research problem of this study: does the role of religion differentiate between church-members …
Church-Membership, Reli Gion and Attitude Towards Abortion in the Netherlands
The empirical theological question whether and how the churches mediate and facilitate the functioning of Christian religion in our society is applied to the religious influence on the acceptance or rejection of abortion in this article. We depart from historic data concerning the teachings of the Dutch churches on abortion. These help to formulate the research problem of this study: does the role of religion differentiate between church-members …
Dutch Religion: The Religious Consciousness of the Netherlands after the Cultural Revolution
Misreadings and misquotations; reply to Ray on authoritarianism and ethnocentrism
P. SCHEEPERS, A. FELLING, J. PETERS; Misreadings and misquotations; reply to Ray on authoritarianism and ethnocentrism, European Sociological Review, Volum
Christian Beliefs and Ethnocentrism in Dutch Society: A Test of Three Models
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Church Involvement, Prejudice and Nationalism: A Research Note on the Curvilinear Relationship between Church Involvement and Ethnocentrism in the Netherlands
Rob Eisinga, Albert Felling, Jan Peters, Church Involvement, Prejudice and Nationalism: A Research Note on the Curvilinear Relationship between Church Involvement and Ethnocentrism in the Netherlands, Review of Religious Research, Vol. 31, No. 4 (Jun., 1990), pp. 417-433
Church Membership in the Netherlands, 1960-1987
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Religious Belief, Church Involvement, and Ethnocentrism in the Netherlands
Rob Eisinga, Albert Felling, Jan Peters, Religious Belief, Church Involvement, and Ethnocentrism in the Netherlands, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 29, No. 1 (Mar., 1990), pp. 54-75
Social conditions, authoritarianism and ethnocentrism: A theoretical model of the early Frankfurt School updated and tested
n Contains fulltext :\n 3331.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
Social conditions, authoritarianism and ethnocentrism: A theoretical model of the early Frankfurt School updated and tested
n Contains fulltext :\n 3331.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
Attitudes and behavioural intentions towards ethnic minorities: An empirical test of several theoretical explanations for the Dutch case
n Contains fulltext :\n 62097.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)\n
Ethnocentrism in The Netherlands: A typological analysis
In research on unfavourable attitudes towards outgroups, the related favourable attitude towards the ingroup is generally ignored. Sumner (1906) called the presence of both related attitudes ethnocentrism. Since then only a small amount of empirical research has been dedicated to this theme. Based oh survey-data from a representative sample of Dutch citizens (N= 1,799) taken in 1985, this article concludes that ethnocentrism exists in The Netherl…
Christian Religion and Ethnic Prejudice in Cross-National Perspective: A Comparative Analysis of the Netherlands and Flanders (Belgium)
Almost every student of religion has heard about the research thesis that Christian religious beliefs and behaviors are not barriers against but contributing factors to the development and dispersal of ethnic and racial prejudice. This cross-societal study examines this accusing finger of social research by using data from a 1985 Dutch survey and a 1991 Flemish survey conducted in the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium. The findings indicate that in …
Religious Belief, Church Involvement, and Ethnocentrism in the Netherlands
Rob Eisinga, Albert Felling, Jan Peters, Religious Belief, Church Involvement, and Ethnocentrism in the Netherlands, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 29, No. 1 (Mar., 1990), pp. 54-75
Predictors of sense of competence in caregivers of demented persons
Church Involvement, Prejudice and Nationalism: A Research Note on the Curvilinear Relationship between Church Involvement and Ethnocentrism in the Netherlands
Rob Eisinga, Albert Felling, Jan Peters, Church Involvement, Prejudice and Nationalism: A Research Note on the Curvilinear Relationship between Church Involvement and Ethnocentrism in the Netherlands, Review of Religious Research, Vol. 31, No. 4 (Jun., 1990), pp. 417-433
Christian Beliefs and Ethnocentrism in Dutch Society: A Test of Three Models
Item does not contain fulltext
The Perception of Problematic Behavior in Dogs: Application of Multi-Dimensional Scaling and Hierarchical Cluster Analysis
Various studies show that up to 40% of dogs are labelled as having behavioral problems causing at least some inconvenience. The present paper deals with the owner's perception of inappropriate dog behavior and the characteristics of the situations in which this behavior occurs. To achieve a systematic description of problem situations with dogs, the following questions were addressed: 1. What daily situations do the dog owners consider being prob…
Fortress Holland? Support for ethnocentric policies among the 1994-electorate of The Netherlands
n Contains fulltext :\n 3362.pdf (Publisher's version ) (Open Access)\n
Church Membership in the Netherlands, 1960-1987
Item does not contain fulltext
The Effect of Psychiatric Rehabilitation on the Activity and Participation Level of Clients with Long-Term Psychiatric Disabilities
Disciplining Behavior of Dog Owners in Problematic Situations: The Factorial Structure
n Contains fulltext :\n 135445.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
An Exploration of Patient Perceptions of Adherence to Tuberculosis Treatment in Tanzania
In this study, we aimed to explore patient perceptions of adherence to tuberculosis (TB) treatment and construct a theoretical model of treatment adherence behavior. We conducted semistructured interviews with 11 adherent patients from Tanzania whom we recruited by purposive sampling. The interview data were analyzed by content analysis. We found that the patient's intention to adhere is the most important determinant of adherence behavior. This …
Deconfessionalisation in the Netherlands, 1964–1992
Using data from 1098 national Dutch surveys, this paper explores trends in the influence of religious denomination on votes for confessional political parties in the Netherlands from 1964 to 1992. The broad question is whether confessional voting has declined over this 29‐year period; the narrow issue is whether the declines vary with religious denomination and time. Logit analysis of the overall effect allows a downward trend in the influence of…
A Graph-Theoretical Approach to the Structure of Local Elites / Ein graphentheoretischer Ansatz zur Erfassung der Struktur lokaler Eliten
Der Beitrag versucht, die Entsprechung aufzuzeigen, die zwischen graphentheoretischen Begriffen und solchen gegeben ist, die die Beschreibung jeweiliger empirischer Gestaltaspekte tragen. Wenn es möglich sein soll, eine Darstellung lokaler Macht auf der Ebene eines empirischen Beziehungssystems auf ein formales graphentheoretisches System zu übertragen, dann müssen umgekehrt die Digraphentheoreme selbst, wie hier behauptet wird, in Aussagen über …
Religion and Politics in the Netherlands: A Causal Analysis
An overview of the sociology of religion of the last few decades, shows that there is no consensus among social scientists as to the influence of religious beliefs on behaviour in other non-religious aspects of life. As a hypothesis the authors pose that traditional religion exerts a conservative influence on political convictions Next a theoretical model is described in which religion and politics are related via intermediate elements, which exi…
Ethnocentrism in The Netherlands: A typological analysis
In research on unfavourable attitudes towards outgroups, the related favourable attitude towards the ingroup is generally ignored. Sumner (1906) called the presence of both related attitudes ethnocentrism. Since then only a small amount of empirical research has been dedicated to this theme. Based oh survey-data from a representative sample of Dutch citizens (N= 1,799) taken in 1985, this article concludes that ethnocentrism exists in The Netherl…
Church Involvement, Prejudice and Nationalism: A Research Note on the Curvilinear Relationship between Church Involvement and Ethnocentrism in the Netherlands
Rob Eisinga, Albert Felling, Jan Peters, Church Involvement, Prejudice and Nationalism: A Research Note on the Curvilinear Relationship between Church Involvement and Ethnocentrism in the Netherlands, Review of Religious Research, Vol. 31, No. 4 (Jun., 1990), pp. 417-433
Church Membership in the Netherlands, 1960-1987
Item does not contain fulltext
Religious Belief, Church Involvement, and Ethnocentrism in the Netherlands
Rob Eisinga, Albert Felling, Jan Peters, Religious Belief, Church Involvement, and Ethnocentrism in the Netherlands, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 29, No. 1 (Mar., 1990), pp. 54-75
Social conditions, authoritarianism and ethnocentrism: A theoretical model of the early Frankfurt School updated and tested
n Contains fulltext :\n 3331.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
Misreadings and misquotations; reply to Ray on authoritarianism and ethnocentrism
P. SCHEEPERS, A. FELLING, J. PETERS; Misreadings and misquotations; reply to Ray on authoritarianism and ethnocentrism, European Sociological Review, Volum
Christian Beliefs and Ethnocentrism in Dutch Society: A Test of Three Models
Item does not contain fulltext
Church-Membership, Religion and Attitude Towards Abortion in the Netherlands
The empirical theological question whether and how the churches mediate and facilitate the functioning of Christian religion in our society is applied to the religious influence on the acceptance or rejection of abortion in this article. We depart from historic data concerning the teachings of the Dutch churches on abortion. These help to formulate the research problem of this study: does the role of religion differentiate between church-members …
Church-Membership, Reli Gion and Attitude Towards Abortion in the Netherlands
The empirical theological question whether and how the churches mediate and facilitate the functioning of Christian religion in our society is applied to the religious influence on the acceptance or rejection of abortion in this article. We depart from historic data concerning the teachings of the Dutch churches on abortion. These help to formulate the research problem of this study: does the role of religion differentiate between church-members …
Dutch Religion: The Religious Consciousness of the Netherlands after the Cultural Revolution
Protestants and Catholics in the Netherlands
According to Greeley, Catholics are communitarian, and Protestants are individualistic, due to their different images of God. In this study, Greeley's argument is tested against data from two Dutch nationwide surveys conducted in 1985 (N=3003) and 1990 (N=2384). Differences between Catholics, three types of Protestants, and non-members are investigated. Catholics were, amongst others, expected to be more likely than Protestants to conform to and …
The Effect of Religion on Self-Interest Morality
Item does not contain fulltext
Moral Consciousness, Religion and Peace Action
A communitarian ethical approach is at least as important for the pastoral dealing with peace issues in the church as a procedural ethical approach. Empirical support for this thesis is gathered through a survey among 175 members of Dutch church peace movements and 127 church members who are not active in a peace movement. First, a conceptualisation of communitarian peace attitudes is elaborated. Then, the effects of communitarian peace attitudes…
Deconfessionalisation in the Netherlands, 1964–1992
Using data from 1098 national Dutch surveys, this paper explores trends in the influence of religious denomination on votes for confessional political parties in the Netherlands from 1964 to 1992. The broad question is whether confessional voting has declined over this 29‐year period; the narrow issue is whether the declines vary with religious denomination and time. Logit analysis of the overall effect allows a downward trend in the influence of…
Predictors of sense of competence in caregivers of demented persons
Does the health status of chronically ill patients predict their judgements of the quality of general practice care
The Perception of Problematic Behavior in Dogs: Application of Multi-Dimensional Scaling and Hierarchical Cluster Analysis
Various studies show that up to 40% of dogs are labelled as having behavioral problems causing at least some inconvenience. The present paper deals with the owner's perception of inappropriate dog behavior and the characteristics of the situations in which this behavior occurs. To achieve a systematic description of problem situations with dogs, the following questions were addressed: 1. What daily situations do the dog owners consider being prob…
Fortress Holland? Support for ethnocentric policies among the 1994-electorate of The Netherlands
n Contains fulltext :\n 3362.pdf (Publisher's version ) (Open Access)\n
Christian Religion and Ethnic Prejudice in Cross-National Perspective: A Comparative Analysis of the Netherlands and Flanders (Belgium)
Almost every student of religion has heard about the research thesis that Christian religious beliefs and behaviors are not barriers against but contributing factors to the development and dispersal of ethnic and racial prejudice. This cross-societal study examines this accusing finger of social research by using data from a 1985 Dutch survey and a 1991 Flemish survey conducted in the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium. The findings indicate that in …
Disciplining Behavior of Dog Owners in Problematic Situations: The Factorial Structure
n Contains fulltext :\n 135445.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
An Exploratory Model of Dog Disciplining
n Contains fulltext :\n 135442.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
Images of Death as Perspectives in a Life Crisis
Images of death are reflections of one's own attitude to life, and in existential crises such as a suicide crisis, their meaning should therefore not be underestimated. This article describes the results of a research that has attempted to discuss attitudes, which people adopt towards death in times of a suicide crisis. The analysis of the data shows that death is looked upon from an immanentistic and religious viewpoint. Within this context the …
Attitudes and behavioural intentions towards ethnic minorities: An empirical test of several theoretical explanations for the Dutch case
n Contains fulltext :\n 62097.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)\n
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