Wayne S Wooden

• Adaptation Strategies and Transient Niches of One Middle-Class Inmate in Prison

  Open Access•Wayne S Wooden, Alex O Ballan•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1996

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  This analysis documents the all-pervasive dynamics of a prison inmate's socialization and shows how one can develop coping strategies or transient niches over an extended period of time which allow for progression through five broad sequential stages

• Men Behind Bars

  Open Access•Wayne S Wooden, Jay Parker•BOOK•Men Behind Bars•1995

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• Ethnic Identity among Sansei and Yonsei Church-Affiliated Youth in Los Angeles and Honolulu

  Open Access•Wayne S Wooden, Joseph J Leon et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1988

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  A comparative study of 112 Japanese-American Sansei and Yonsei youth in Los Angeles, California, and Honolulu, Hawaii—drawn from the rosters of youth active in Japanese-American church organizations—found no over-all differences by location, generation, or sex. Some significant differences, however, were noted for specific items. Of particular note are the shared (and continued) traditional values of these Los Angeles and Honolulu church-going Ja…

• Cultural Community, Cohesion and Constraint

  Wayne S Wooden, J H Monane•ARTICLE•Ethnic studies review•1980

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  In contrast to other elderly Asian-Americans (notably Japanese Americans and Chinese Americans), relatively little is known about aged Filipino Americans (Kalish & Yuen, 1971). This may be partly a function of their population size, as the Filipino aged in America are considerably less numerous than the elderly Japanese and Chinese Americans; the 1970 U.S. Censes (Census) of the Population finds only 21,249 Filipinos aged 65 and over in the U.S.,…

• Cultural Community, Cohesion and Constraint

  Wayne S Wooden, J H Monane•ARTICLE•Ethnic studies review•1980

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  In contrast to other elderly Asian-Americans (notably Japanese Americans and Chinese Americans), relatively little is known about aged Filipino Americans (Kalish & Yuen, 1971). This may be partly a function of their population size, as the Filipino aged in America are considerably less numerous than the elderly Japanese and Chinese Americans; the 1970 U.S. Censes (Census) of the Population finds only 21,249 Filipinos aged 65 and over in the U.S.,…

• Ethnic Identity among Sansei and Yonsei Church-Affiliated Youth in Los Angeles and Honolulu

  Open Access•Wayne S Wooden, Joseph J Leon et al.•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1988

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  A comparative study of 112 Japanese-American Sansei and Yonsei youth in Los Angeles, California, and Honolulu, Hawaii—drawn from the rosters of youth active in Japanese-American church organizations—found no over-all differences by location, generation, or sex. Some significant differences, however, were noted for specific items. Of particular note are the shared (and continued) traditional values of these Los Angeles and Honolulu church-going Ja…

• Men Behind Bars

  Open Access•Wayne S Wooden, Jay Parker•BOOK•Men Behind Bars•1995

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• Adaptation Strategies and Transient Niches of One Middle-Class Inmate in Prison

  Open Access•Wayne S Wooden, Alex O Ballan•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1996

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  This analysis documents the all-pervasive dynamics of a prison inmate's socialization and shows how one can develop coping strategies or transient niches over an extended period of time which allow for progression through five broad sequential stages

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