B G Gunter
Biographic Data
| ID | 95311 |
|---|---|
| NAME | B G Gunter |
| GIVEN NAMES | B G |
| FAMILY NAME | Gunter |
| SIGNATURE | GUNTER B G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of South Florida |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 78 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Domestic Division of Labor Among Working Couples: Does Androgyny Make a Difference
This study examined the relationship of gender and sex role orientation (SRO) to the domestic division of labor in 139 working couples. Couples completed the Bem Sex Role Inventory as well as questions about who performed domestic tasks, why, and the amount of conflict generated. While women performed more tasks than men, androgynous and feminine-oriented individuals performed more than masculine-oriented individuals. Androgynous individuals also…
The Leisure Experience: Selected Properties
The difficulties inherent in both a clear, unambiguous conceptualization of leisure and its accurate empirical measurement has prevented the development of an adequate science of leisure. Some scholars and researchers have suggested the systematic examination of the leisure experience as a beginning point for this task. Analysis of 140 self-report essays on the leisure experience revealed eight properties to be characteristic of such events: sepa…
Change in Spouse age Difference at Marriage: A Challenge to Traditional Family and Sex Roles
We speculate that four broad societal changes (postponement of marriage by large numbers of women, dispersion of divorce throughout the life cycle, more equitable distribution of power between men and women, and wide swings in fertility) should eventually affect male-female age difference at marriage—i.e., the age-mating gradient. Examination of age difference at marriage from 1930–1980 in a central Florida county shows a trend toward increasing …
Leisure Styles: A Conceptual Framework for Modern Leisure
The principal theoretical problems with which a science of leisure must deal are seen as the following: agreement on definition, the dimensions of leisure and their salience, the subjectivity of leisure, the separation of “free time” and leisure, and the relation between work and leisure. A conceptual framework is suggested for analyzing modern leisure which builds Upon the strengths of these problems. A social psychological model of leisure is p…
The Family as Patient: The Origin, Structure, and Therapy of Marital and Family Conflicts
Strike One: A Survey of Public Attitudes Toward Baseball Strikes
Youth, Leisure, and Post-Industrial Society: Implications for the Family
Using Volunteer Families in Teaching Family Sociology
While actual demonstration of 'family life in the classroom is a virtual impossibility, a technique for teaching family sociology is presented as a quasiempirical substitute for empirical demonstration offamily phenomena. In addition to the standard requirements of reading and testing, students were required to make contact and visit weekly with an on-going family in the community. The guided observations made formed the basis for group discussio…
Informal Role Strategies of Outreach Workers in Family Planning Clinics
The Work Ambiences of Letter Carriers: A Test of Three Hypotheses
The Leisure Experience: Selected Properties
The difficulties inherent in both a clear, unambiguous conceptualization of leisure and its accurate empirical measurement has prevented the development of an adequate science of leisure. Some scholars and researchers have suggested the systematic examination of the leisure experience as a beginning point for this task. Analysis of 140 self-report essays on the leisure experience revealed eight properties to be characteristic of such events: sepa…
Change in Spouse age Difference at Marriage: A Challenge to Traditional Family and Sex Roles
We speculate that four broad societal changes (postponement of marriage by large numbers of women, dispersion of divorce throughout the life cycle, more equitable distribution of power between men and women, and wide swings in fertility) should eventually affect male-female age difference at marriage—i.e., the age-mating gradient. Examination of age difference at marriage from 1930–1980 in a central Florida county shows a trend toward increasing …
Leisure Styles: A Conceptual Framework for Modern Leisure
The principal theoretical problems with which a science of leisure must deal are seen as the following: agreement on definition, the dimensions of leisure and their salience, the subjectivity of leisure, the separation of “free time” and leisure, and the relation between work and leisure. A conceptual framework is suggested for analyzing modern leisure which builds Upon the strengths of these problems. A social psychological model of leisure is p…
Domestic Division of Labor Among Working Couples: Does Androgyny Make a Difference
This study examined the relationship of gender and sex role orientation (SRO) to the domestic division of labor in 139 working couples. Couples completed the Bem Sex Role Inventory as well as questions about who performed domestic tasks, why, and the amount of conflict generated. While women performed more tasks than men, androgynous and feminine-oriented individuals performed more than masculine-oriented individuals. Androgynous individuals also…
Youth, Leisure, and Post-Industrial Society: Implications for the Family
Informal Role Strategies of Outreach Workers in Family Planning Clinics
The Work Ambiences of Letter Carriers: A Test of Three Hypotheses
The Work Ambiences of Letter Carriers: A Test of Three Hypotheses
Using Volunteer Families in Teaching Family Sociology
While actual demonstration of 'family life in the classroom is a virtual impossibility, a technique for teaching family sociology is presented as a quasiempirical substitute for empirical demonstration offamily phenomena. In addition to the standard requirements of reading and testing, students were required to make contact and visit weekly with an on-going family in the community. The guided observations made formed the basis for group discussio…
Informal Role Strategies of Outreach Workers in Family Planning Clinics
Strike One: A Survey of Public Attitudes Toward Baseball Strikes
Youth, Leisure, and Post-Industrial Society: Implications for the Family
The Family as Patient: The Origin, Structure, and Therapy of Marital and Family Conflicts
Leisure Styles: A Conceptual Framework for Modern Leisure
The principal theoretical problems with which a science of leisure must deal are seen as the following: agreement on definition, the dimensions of leisure and their salience, the subjectivity of leisure, the separation of “free time” and leisure, and the relation between work and leisure. A conceptual framework is suggested for analyzing modern leisure which builds Upon the strengths of these problems. A social psychological model of leisure is p…
The Leisure Experience: Selected Properties
The difficulties inherent in both a clear, unambiguous conceptualization of leisure and its accurate empirical measurement has prevented the development of an adequate science of leisure. Some scholars and researchers have suggested the systematic examination of the leisure experience as a beginning point for this task. Analysis of 140 self-report essays on the leisure experience revealed eight properties to be characteristic of such events: sepa…
Change in Spouse age Difference at Marriage: A Challenge to Traditional Family and Sex Roles
We speculate that four broad societal changes (postponement of marriage by large numbers of women, dispersion of divorce throughout the life cycle, more equitable distribution of power between men and women, and wide swings in fertility) should eventually affect male-female age difference at marriage—i.e., the age-mating gradient. Examination of age difference at marriage from 1930–1980 in a central Florida county shows a trend toward increasing …
Domestic Division of Labor Among Working Couples: Does Androgyny Make a Difference
This study examined the relationship of gender and sex role orientation (SRO) to the domestic division of labor in 139 working couples. Couples completed the Bem Sex Role Inventory as well as questions about who performed domestic tasks, why, and the amount of conflict generated. While women performed more tasks than men, androgynous and feminine-oriented individuals performed more than masculine-oriented individuals. Androgynous individuals also…
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