Erik E Filsinger
Biographic Data
| ID | 90819 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Erik E Filsinger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Erik E |
| FAMILY NAME | Filsinger |
| SIGNATURE | FILSINGER E E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Arizona State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Emerging Biosocial Perspectives on the Family
Biosocial Perspectives on the Family
Biosocial Perspectives on the Family
Biology Reexamined - Erik E Filsinger The Quest for Answers The Family and the Biological Base of Human Sociality - Pierre L van den Berghe Biological Influences Upon the Development of Sexual Orientation - Brian A Gladue Odor Communication and Parent Child Interaction - Richard A Fabes and Erik E Filsinger Concealed Ovulation, Menstrual Synchrony, and Paternal Investment - Paul W Turke Sociobiology and the Study of the Family - Jetse Sprey The F…
Parenting across the Life Span
Behavioral Antecedents of Relationship Stability and Adjustment
Erik E. Filsinger, Stephen J. Thoma, Behavioral Antecedents of Relationship Stability and Adjustment: A Five-Year Longitudinal Study, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 50, No. 3 (Aug., 1988), pp. 785-795
Sex history, menstrual cycle, and psychophysical ratings of alpha androstenone, a possible human sex pheromone
(1986). Sex history, menstrual cycle, and psychophysical ratings of alpha androstenone, a possible human sex pheromone. The Journal of Sex Research: Vol. 22, No. 2, pp. 243-248
Religiosity and Marital Adjustment
Although previous research supports the existence of a relationship between religiosity and marital adjustment, relatively little is known about the relationship among various dimensions of the two variables. In this study, data from a sample of 190 married couples were analyzed to isolate aspects of religiosity that predicted each of four dimensions of marital adjustment. Religious ritual, experience, and, to a lesser extent, belief correlated s…
Odor Communication, Pheromones, and Human Families
Recent evidence suggests that human odor communication may have particular relevance for family scholars. This paper examines the role of odor communication in kin recognition, parental attachment, mate selection, and procreation. Evidence for odor communication in each of these areas is critically presented. Weaknesses in the current literature are addressed and the implications and potential research avenues for family scholars are outlined
Religiosity, Socioeconomic Rewards, and Family Development
Erik E. Filsinger, Margaret R. Wilson, Religiosity, Socioeconomic Rewards, and Family Development: Predictors of Marital Adjustment, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 46, No. 3 (Aug., 1984), pp. 663-670
A Machine-Aided Marital Observation Technique
The Dyadic Interaction Scoring Code (DISC) is presented as a marital observation system designed to be compatible with the Datamyte 900 Data Collector. Its derivation from existing coding systems and its contributions are discussed. Data on marital interaction provide a research example of its usage. Session rates of the behaviors are correlated with measures of session satisfaction and family cohesion. Sequential analyses of the coded behaviors …
The Lineage Transmission of Interpersonal Competence
Little research has investigated the lineage transmission of interpersonal relationship characteristics. It is suggested that interpersonal competence in both intimate and general social relationships is transmitted down generational lines. Using adjustment to intimate and to general social relationships as indicators of interpersonal competence, a sample of college students and their parents were studied for evidence of lineage effects. The stro…
Social class and self-esteem in late adolescence
Differences in Religious Structures between Empirically Derived Types
Difference between Own and Friend's Socioeconomic Status as a Predictor of Psychological Differentiation
It was hypothesized that the difference between own and friend's socioeconomic status would be a better predictor of psychological differentiation than either variable would be separately. The hypothesis was supported by reanalysis of published data. Findings are discussed in terms of self-selection of environments
Reply to Hood and Morris
Reply to Hood and Morris Get access Erik E. Filsinger, Erik E. Filsinger Arizona State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Joseph E. Faulkner, Joseph E. Faulkner Pennsylvania State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Rex H. Warland Rex H. Warland Pennsylvania State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Soci…
Psychological Differentiation and Socioeconomic and Demographic Backgrounds of a Diverse Group of College Students
The effects of a family's socioeconomic status on psychological differentiation were tested separately for performance on the Hidden Figures Test, the Hidden Patterns Test, and the Modified This I Believe Test by 53 male and 87 female white undergraduates who were varied in socioeconomic status and demographic characteristics. Contrary to hypothesis, father's socioeconomic status was not related to any of the psychological measures. Instead the s…
Empirical Taxonomy of Religious Individuals
Factor analytic studies of religion have suggested that several aspects of the religious phenomenon do not necessarily covary with each other. Individuals may manifest their religiosity in different ways through a unique combination of high and/or low values on religious variables. A taxonomy of religious individuals can indicate the different approaches to religiosity, i.e., what types of religious individuals there are. Using hierarchical agglo…
Tolerance of Non-Believers
Religiosity and Marital Adjustment
Although previous research supports the existence of a relationship between religiosity and marital adjustment, relatively little is known about the relationship among various dimensions of the two variables. In this study, data from a sample of 190 married couples were analyzed to isolate aspects of religiosity that predicted each of four dimensions of marital adjustment. Religious ritual, experience, and, to a lesser extent, belief correlated s…
Religiosity, Socioeconomic Rewards, and Family Development
Erik E. Filsinger, Margaret R. Wilson, Religiosity, Socioeconomic Rewards, and Family Development: Predictors of Marital Adjustment, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 46, No. 3 (Aug., 1984), pp. 663-670
Behavioral Antecedents of Relationship Stability and Adjustment
Erik E. Filsinger, Stephen J. Thoma, Behavioral Antecedents of Relationship Stability and Adjustment: A Five-Year Longitudinal Study, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 50, No. 3 (Aug., 1988), pp. 785-795
Tolerance of Non-Believers
Odor Communication, Pheromones, and Human Families
Recent evidence suggests that human odor communication may have particular relevance for family scholars. This paper examines the role of odor communication in kin recognition, parental attachment, mate selection, and procreation. Evidence for odor communication in each of these areas is critically presented. Weaknesses in the current literature are addressed and the implications and potential research avenues for family scholars are outlined
A Machine-Aided Marital Observation Technique
The Dyadic Interaction Scoring Code (DISC) is presented as a marital observation system designed to be compatible with the Datamyte 900 Data Collector. Its derivation from existing coding systems and its contributions are discussed. Data on marital interaction provide a research example of its usage. Session rates of the behaviors are correlated with measures of session satisfaction and family cohesion. Sequential analyses of the coded behaviors …
The Lineage Transmission of Interpersonal Competence
Little research has investigated the lineage transmission of interpersonal relationship characteristics. It is suggested that interpersonal competence in both intimate and general social relationships is transmitted down generational lines. Using adjustment to intimate and to general social relationships as indicators of interpersonal competence, a sample of college students and their parents were studied for evidence of lineage effects. The stro…
Empirical Taxonomy of Religious Individuals
Factor analytic studies of religion have suggested that several aspects of the religious phenomenon do not necessarily covary with each other. Individuals may manifest their religiosity in different ways through a unique combination of high and/or low values on religious variables. A taxonomy of religious individuals can indicate the different approaches to religiosity, i.e., what types of religious individuals there are. Using hierarchical agglo…
Tolerance of Non-Believers
Psychological Differentiation and Socioeconomic and Demographic Backgrounds of a Diverse Group of College Students
The effects of a family's socioeconomic status on psychological differentiation were tested separately for performance on the Hidden Figures Test, the Hidden Patterns Test, and the Modified This I Believe Test by 53 male and 87 female white undergraduates who were varied in socioeconomic status and demographic characteristics. Contrary to hypothesis, father's socioeconomic status was not related to any of the psychological measures. Instead the s…
Empirical Taxonomy of Religious Individuals
Factor analytic studies of religion have suggested that several aspects of the religious phenomenon do not necessarily covary with each other. Individuals may manifest their religiosity in different ways through a unique combination of high and/or low values on religious variables. A taxonomy of religious individuals can indicate the different approaches to religiosity, i.e., what types of religious individuals there are. Using hierarchical agglo…
Difference between Own and Friend's Socioeconomic Status as a Predictor of Psychological Differentiation
It was hypothesized that the difference between own and friend's socioeconomic status would be a better predictor of psychological differentiation than either variable would be separately. The hypothesis was supported by reanalysis of published data. Findings are discussed in terms of self-selection of environments
Reply to Hood and Morris
Reply to Hood and Morris Get access Erik E. Filsinger, Erik E. Filsinger Arizona State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Joseph E. Faulkner, Joseph E. Faulkner Pennsylvania State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Rex H. Warland Rex H. Warland Pennsylvania State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Soci…
Differences in Religious Structures between Empirically Derived Types
Social class and self-esteem in late adolescence
A Machine-Aided Marital Observation Technique
The Dyadic Interaction Scoring Code (DISC) is presented as a marital observation system designed to be compatible with the Datamyte 900 Data Collector. Its derivation from existing coding systems and its contributions are discussed. Data on marital interaction provide a research example of its usage. Session rates of the behaviors are correlated with measures of session satisfaction and family cohesion. Sequential analyses of the coded behaviors …
The Lineage Transmission of Interpersonal Competence
Little research has investigated the lineage transmission of interpersonal relationship characteristics. It is suggested that interpersonal competence in both intimate and general social relationships is transmitted down generational lines. Using adjustment to intimate and to general social relationships as indicators of interpersonal competence, a sample of college students and their parents were studied for evidence of lineage effects. The stro…
Religiosity, Socioeconomic Rewards, and Family Development
Erik E. Filsinger, Margaret R. Wilson, Religiosity, Socioeconomic Rewards, and Family Development: Predictors of Marital Adjustment, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 46, No. 3 (Aug., 1984), pp. 663-670
Odor Communication, Pheromones, and Human Families
Recent evidence suggests that human odor communication may have particular relevance for family scholars. This paper examines the role of odor communication in kin recognition, parental attachment, mate selection, and procreation. Evidence for odor communication in each of these areas is critically presented. Weaknesses in the current literature are addressed and the implications and potential research avenues for family scholars are outlined
Sex history, menstrual cycle, and psychophysical ratings of alpha androstenone, a possible human sex pheromone
(1986). Sex history, menstrual cycle, and psychophysical ratings of alpha androstenone, a possible human sex pheromone. The Journal of Sex Research: Vol. 22, No. 2, pp. 243-248
Religiosity and Marital Adjustment
Although previous research supports the existence of a relationship between religiosity and marital adjustment, relatively little is known about the relationship among various dimensions of the two variables. In this study, data from a sample of 190 married couples were analyzed to isolate aspects of religiosity that predicted each of four dimensions of marital adjustment. Religious ritual, experience, and, to a lesser extent, belief correlated s…
Behavioral Antecedents of Relationship Stability and Adjustment
Erik E. Filsinger, Stephen J. Thoma, Behavioral Antecedents of Relationship Stability and Adjustment: A Five-Year Longitudinal Study, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 50, No. 3 (Aug., 1988), pp. 785-795
Biosocial Perspectives on the Family
Biology Reexamined - Erik E Filsinger The Quest for Answers The Family and the Biological Base of Human Sociality - Pierre L van den Berghe Biological Influences Upon the Development of Sexual Orientation - Brian A Gladue Odor Communication and Parent Child Interaction - Richard A Fabes and Erik E Filsinger Concealed Ovulation, Menstrual Synchrony, and Paternal Investment - Paul W Turke Sociobiology and the Study of the Family - Jetse Sprey The F…
Parenting across the Life Span
Biosocial Perspectives on the Family
Emerging Biosocial Perspectives on the Family
Psychology (15 works) · Social Psychology (12 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Social Psychology (11 works) · Developmental psychology (8 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (5 works) · Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (5 works) · Biology (4 works) · Biosocial theory (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works)