Edward H Thompson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 135783 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Edward H Thompson |
| PRENOMES | Edward H |
| SOBRENOME | Thompson |
| ASSINATURA | THOMPSON E H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | College of the Holy Cross |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2708-6871 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 40 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 365 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1911 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 11 |
Body talk and resilience
Measurement Invariance and Comparison of Mean Scores by Age Cohort of Two Versions of the Male Role Norms Inventory
This study was designed to inquire into the effects of aging versus age cohort by examining how men and women representing four age cohorts across the life span endorse masculinity ideology. Ascertaining whether different groups (such as age cohorts) understand a scale in the same way by assessing measurement invariance is a fundamental but oft-ignored prerequisite to comparing their scores on the scale. The Male Role Norms Inventory-Short Form (…
The Husband
Marital status is central to one's identity. Using interview data from US husband caregivers and British widowers, we explore how men's relational identity as husband is maintained despite challenges as, and after, marriage ends. These data, analyzed using the constant comparative method associated with constructionist grounded theory, corroborate that the work of being married is key to identity maintenance for husbands and that the married rela…
Shaken Identities, Reserve Masculine Capital, and the Lived Experiences of Aging Men with Breast Cancer
This study explores how aging men's breast cancer diagnosis and subsequent mastectomy affect their masculine subjectivities and practices. Interviews with seventeen men (mean age 62.8) in the U.S. revealed experiences of body-self disruption and identity dilemmas. The men's identities were shaken by the diagnosis and mastectomy, leading to adjustments in their masculine expressions. Three case studies exemplify the varied experiences with non-nor…
The legacy of the Black Church
The pronounced ways religion manifests itself in African-American attitudes, beliefs, and behavior remains one of the most fascinating areas of social gerontology and the sociology of religion. Using Lincoln and Mamiya’s discussion of the Black Church, we theorize that African Americans’ worship and faith become full-bodied whether individuals are affiliated with black congregations or not. Embodiment of the ‘black sacred cosmos’ moves African Am…
Measurement Invariance by Age Group for the Aging Men’s Masculinity Ideologies Inventory
To date, work on masculinity ideologies, or the culture-based standards and norms expected of boys and men, has focused almost exclusively on younger adulthood. Given the emphases in men’s lives during middle and late adulthood vis-à-vis young adulthood, it is important to determine what norms script aging men’s lives. The Aging Men’s Masculinity Ideologies Inventory (AMMII) is a measure designed to assess the masculinities relevant to aging men.…
The Aging Men’s Masculinity Ideologies Inventory (Ammii)
Men’s Lived Experiences with Breast Cancer
The Making of the Indian Princes
This book, first published in 1943, sets forth the history of the rise and development of the states of princely India from the end of the eighteenth century until the beginning of nineteenth. This was also the formative period for the East India Company and thus for India itself. It describes the processes, military and political, whereby modern India was formed
Older Men's Blueprint for 'Being a Man
Does the cultural blueprint for 'being a man' direct older men into patterns of conduct and emotions similar to younger men? In the absence of cultural guidelines for aging as a man, this theoretically grounded article discusses the masculinity standards that are likely to influence how older men go about their lives. Framed by Brannon's mid-1970s conceptualization of masculinity as an ideology, we reexamined existing narrative and interview-base…
Measurement of masculinity ideologies
Over the 20 years since Thompson and Pleck’s review of masculinity measures, much has changed with respect to measurement of masculinity ideologies. In this review, we examine the theoretical foundations and psychometric properties of measures of masculinity ideologies. We frame the review with a brief discussion of the 2 distinct conceptualizations of masculinity ideologies, then provide a synopsis of the 16 measures that meet our selection crit…
Response to commentaries on masculinity ideologies
We respond to the separate commentaries by Cuthbert, Isacco, and Wade to our original article, again drawing attention to our critique of masculinity ideologies. There are important conceptual matters that the field of the psychology of men needs to confront when considering the construct of masculinity ideology, and we maintain that our distinction between “masculinity ideologies” and “masculinity beliefs” is an important one. We argue that the …
Widowerhood”
This study examined the distinctly gendered experiences of young widowers. Using qualitative longitudinal data from the 1960's Harvard Bereavement Study, we evaluated the interview transcripts of 19 widowers (median age = 38) who had been interviewed 3 weeks, 8 weeks, 13 months, and 2-4 years after the wife's death. Our findings indicate that the off-time spousal loss ruptured the ontological security that marriage provided and created two types …
Effects of behavioral stress reduction Transcendental Meditation intervention in persons with HIV
Stress is implicated in the pathogenesis and progression of HIV. The Transcendental Meditation (TM) is a behavioral stress reduction program that incorporates mind-body approach, and has demonstrated effectiveness in improving outcomes via stress reduction. We evaluated the feasibility of implementing TM and its effects on outcomes in persons with HIV. In this community-based single blinded Phase-I, randomized controlled trial, outcomes (psycholo…
Meaning of sexual performance among men with and without erectile dysfunction
The purpose of this study was to explore the meaning of sexual performance expectations for adult men with and without erectile dysfunction (ED) and how masculinity ideology and age likely affect perceptions of sexual performance. A convenience sample of men age 50 and older (N 132) completed questionnaires addressing their physical and sexual health, traditional masculinity ideology, and attitudes about sexuality and aging. A Sexual Performance …
Gesammelte Scriften. Bd. 3, Rosenkreutzerschriften
“Heart Trouble” and Religious Involvement among Older White Men and Women
Sexual Aggression in Bars
This study investigated if college men's sexual aggressiveness in bar and off-campus party settings should be viewed as contextually-specific normative masculinity performances as much as sexual aggressiveness. A sample of 264 college men drawn from 22 colleges and universities completed a questionnaire assessing gender ideologies and sexual experiences. Most men self-report they engage in sexually aggressive behavior in drinking settings. Over 9…
Images of Old Men’s Masculinity
Older Men's Social Participation
The central question was, independent of marital status and health, is the satisfaction that older men derive from their social networks linked to gender ideology? Based on the 135 older men within a larger study of community-based older adults, findings show that masculinity ideology is inversely related to the size of networks and the extent of men's social participation; however, endorsing the traditional masculinity ideology is directly assoc…
Men as Caregivers
Today, more and more caregivers are male. Despite this fact, the vast majority of research on caregiving has centered on the experience of the female caregiver. This volume addresses the fundamental gap in our knowledge and theories about the growing male subpopulation of caregivers. The authors identify the serious limitations that result from viewing men caregivers through the lens of women's experiences, and call for an unbiased and fresh pers…
Does Masculinity Thwart Being Religious? An Examination of Older Men'sReligiousness
Previous work shows a significant relationship between gender orientation and being religious in samples of college-age and adult men. Before entering later life, men with a feminine orientation have greater religious involvement than other men. In a sample of older men from three Massachusetts counties, this study assessed the bearing of men'sgender orientation and gender ideology on their religious involvement. Gender orientation more than masc…
Older Men's Lives
PART ONE: THE SOCIAL MEANING OF AGE AND GENDER Older Men as Men in Contemporary Society - Edward H Thompson, Jr PART TWO: BECOMING AN OLDER MAN: DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVES 'Successful Aging' and Psychological Well-Being - George E Vaillant Evidence from a Forty-Five Year Study The Work Oriented Culture - Kenneth Solomon and Peggy A Szwabo Success and Power in Elderly Men Development and Pathology in Post-Parental Men - David L Gutmann and Margare…
Men and masculinities
The maleness of violence in dating relationships
Men and masculinities
The Structure of Male Role Norms
Attitudes toward the male role and their correlates
Images of Old Men’s Masculinity
Measurement of masculinity ideologies
Over the 20 years since Thompson and Pleck’s review of masculinity measures, much has changed with respect to measurement of masculinity ideologies. In this review, we examine the theoretical foundations and psychometric properties of measures of masculinity ideologies. We frame the review with a brief discussion of the 2 distinct conceptualizations of masculinity ideologies, then provide a synopsis of the 16 measures that meet our selection crit…
The maleness of violence in dating relationships
Sexual Aggression in Bars
This study investigated if college men's sexual aggressiveness in bar and off-campus party settings should be viewed as contextually-specific normative masculinity performances as much as sexual aggressiveness. A sample of 264 college men drawn from 22 colleges and universities completed a questionnaire assessing gender ideologies and sexual experiences. Most men self-report they engage in sexually aggressive behavior in drinking settings. Over 9…
Beneath the Status Characteristic
For some time, it has been demonstrated that women are more religious than men. Researchers have rarely questioned the validity of this finding. Rather than taking for granted the gender difference, the present study investigated the extent to which one of its underpinnings, a feminine gender orientation, accounted for variations in religiousness. The data from a sample of 358 undergraduates indicated that religiousness is influenced more by a fe…
Does Masculinity Thwart Being Religious? An Examination of Older Men'sReligiousness
Previous work shows a significant relationship between gender orientation and being religious in samples of college-age and adult men. Before entering later life, men with a feminine orientation have greater religious involvement than other men. In a sample of older men from three Massachusetts counties, this study assessed the bearing of men'sgender orientation and gender ideology on their religious involvement. Gender orientation more than masc…
Older Men's Social Participation
The central question was, independent of marital status and health, is the satisfaction that older men derive from their social networks linked to gender ideology? Based on the 135 older men within a larger study of community-based older adults, findings show that masculinity ideology is inversely related to the size of networks and the extent of men's social participation; however, endorsing the traditional masculinity ideology is directly assoc…
Older Men's Blueprint for 'Being a Man
Does the cultural blueprint for 'being a man' direct older men into patterns of conduct and emotions similar to younger men? In the absence of cultural guidelines for aging as a man, this theoretically grounded article discusses the masculinity standards that are likely to influence how older men go about their lives. Framed by Brannon's mid-1970s conceptualization of masculinity as an ideology, we reexamined existing narrative and interview-base…
Meaning of sexual performance among men with and without erectile dysfunction
The purpose of this study was to explore the meaning of sexual performance expectations for adult men with and without erectile dysfunction (ED) and how masculinity ideology and age likely affect perceptions of sexual performance. A convenience sample of men age 50 and older (N 132) completed questionnaires addressing their physical and sexual health, traditional masculinity ideology, and attitudes about sexuality and aging. A Sexual Performance …
Measurement Invariance by Age Group for the Aging Men’s Masculinity Ideologies Inventory
To date, work on masculinity ideologies, or the culture-based standards and norms expected of boys and men, has focused almost exclusively on younger adulthood. Given the emphases in men’s lives during middle and late adulthood vis-à-vis young adulthood, it is important to determine what norms script aging men’s lives. The Aging Men’s Masculinity Ideologies Inventory (AMMII) is a measure designed to assess the masculinities relevant to aging men.…
The Aging Men’s Masculinity Ideologies Inventory (Ammii)
Beneath acceptance
Measurement Invariance and Comparison of Mean Scores by Age Cohort of Two Versions of the Male Role Norms Inventory
This study was designed to inquire into the effects of aging versus age cohort by examining how men and women representing four age cohorts across the life span endorse masculinity ideology. Ascertaining whether different groups (such as age cohorts) understand a scale in the same way by assessing measurement invariance is a fundamental but oft-ignored prerequisite to comparing their scores on the scale. The Male Role Norms Inventory-Short Form (…
Men’s Lived Experiences with Breast Cancer
The British Trans-Greenland Expedition (Continued)
Crusader's Coast
The Genesis of the Maya Arch
Assyrian Garidu = “Beaver”
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Crusader's Coast
The People of the Serpent
The British Trans-Greenland Expedition (Continued)
British Maps and Charts
The report which follows on British map making and cartography, written at the invitation of the Royal Geographical Society on the occasion of the visits of the International Geographical Union and the International Cartographic Association to Great Britain for their conference this summer, is not an official report?the official report will be submitted to the ICA Technical Conference by the British National Sub-Committee for Cartography of the R…
English Biblical Dialogues
Journal Article ENGLISH BIBLICAL DIALOGUES Get access EDWARD THOMPSON EDWARD THOMPSON The Library, The Royal Scottish Academy of Music, 58 St. George's Place, Glasgow, C.2. 28 April 1965 Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Music and Letters, Volume XLVI, Issue 3, July 1965, Pages 289–290, https://doi.org/10.1093/ml/XLVI.3.289 Published: 01 July 1965
The Geodetic Satellite
Beneath acceptance
Troubled Children in a Troubled World
Attitudes toward the male role and their correlates
Palliative and Curative Care Nurses' Attitudes toward Dying and Death in the Hospital Setting
This study tested the hypothesis that nurses' attitudes toward caring for the dying would be systematically related to the type of nursing unit in which they work. The competing hypothesis suggested that it may not be the structural variable of work setting, but the nurse's experience and, possibly, learned ability to cope with problems surrounding the care of the dying. The major finding was that work setting is a more significant force in shapi…
The Structure of Male Role Norms
Recovery networks and patient interpretations of mental illness
This study examined young adult chronic patients' interpretations of the cause, severity, and prognosis of mental illness. Findings fail to support fully the hypothesis that changes in the service delivery system have encouraged patients to conceptualize psychiatric disorders in sickness terms. Nearly two thirds of the patients rejected the etiological opinion that psychiatric problems are involuntary illnesses. They also regarded psychiatric dis…
The maleness of violence in dating relationships
Beneath the Status Characteristic
For some time, it has been demonstrated that women are more religious than men. Researchers have rarely questioned the validity of this finding. Rather than taking for granted the gender difference, the present study investigated the extent to which one of its underpinnings, a feminine gender orientation, accounted for variations in religiousness. The data from a sample of 358 undergraduates indicated that religiousness is influenced more by a fe…
Men and masculinities
Older Men's Lives
PART ONE: THE SOCIAL MEANING OF AGE AND GENDER Older Men as Men in Contemporary Society - Edward H Thompson, Jr PART TWO: BECOMING AN OLDER MAN: DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVES 'Successful Aging' and Psychological Well-Being - George E Vaillant Evidence from a Forty-Five Year Study The Work Oriented Culture - Kenneth Solomon and Peggy A Szwabo Success and Power in Elderly Men Development and Pathology in Post-Parental Men - David L Gutmann and Margare…
Does Masculinity Thwart Being Religious? An Examination of Older Men'sReligiousness
Previous work shows a significant relationship between gender orientation and being religious in samples of college-age and adult men. Before entering later life, men with a feminine orientation have greater religious involvement than other men. In a sample of older men from three Massachusetts counties, this study assessed the bearing of men'sgender orientation and gender ideology on their religious involvement. Gender orientation more than masc…
Men as Caregivers
Today, more and more caregivers are male. Despite this fact, the vast majority of research on caregiving has centered on the experience of the female caregiver. This volume addresses the fundamental gap in our knowledge and theories about the growing male subpopulation of caregivers. The authors identify the serious limitations that result from viewing men caregivers through the lens of women's experiences, and call for an unbiased and fresh pers…
Older Men's Social Participation
The central question was, independent of marital status and health, is the satisfaction that older men derive from their social networks linked to gender ideology? Based on the 135 older men within a larger study of community-based older adults, findings show that masculinity ideology is inversely related to the size of networks and the extent of men's social participation; however, endorsing the traditional masculinity ideology is directly assoc…
Images of Old Men’s Masculinity
Sexual Aggression in Bars
This study investigated if college men's sexual aggressiveness in bar and off-campus party settings should be viewed as contextually-specific normative masculinity performances as much as sexual aggressiveness. A sample of 264 college men drawn from 22 colleges and universities completed a questionnaire assessing gender ideologies and sexual experiences. Most men self-report they engage in sexually aggressive behavior in drinking settings. Over 9…
“Heart Trouble” and Religious Involvement among Older White Men and Women
Gesammelte Scriften. Bd. 3, Rosenkreutzerschriften
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