Nancy M Henley
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 199267 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Nancy M Henley |
| PRENOMES | Nancy M |
| SOBRENOME | Henley |
| ASSINATURA | HENLEY N M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of California, Los Angeles |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 147 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1967 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2002 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Response and Afterword
Body Politics and Beyond
Response and Afterword
Frequency and Specificity of Referents to Violence in News Reports of Anti-gay Attacks
Two studies were conducted to test the hypotheses that: (1) news reports of anti-gay attacks would use fewer and vaguer referents to the violence than similar stories about attacks against straight persons; and (2) this milder use of referents would cause readers to perceive less harm done and to blame the perpetrator less. A content analysis of two newspapers found that one used far fewer, less specific nominals to refer to anti-gay than to anti…
Development of the Short form of the Feminist Perspectives Scale
Development and testing of a 36-item version of the Feminist Perspectives Scale are reported. Study 1 ( N = 209) found high internal consistency for Femscore (α = .85). Alpha was greater than .70 for several subscales, although some showed reliability sufficient only for testing large groups. Test-retest correlations for all but one subscale were between .77 and .87. Validity was demonstrated by correlations between short and long forms (Femscore…
A Lesbian Feminist Subscale for the Feminist Perspectives Scale
Developing a Scale to Measure the Diversity of Feminist Attitudes
This article reports two studies aimed at developing a new scale of attitudes toward women, incorporating six theoretically derived perspectives: conservative; liberal, radical, socialist, and cultural feminist; and women of color (womanist). In Study 1, an initial pool of 306 items was given to 117 respondents. Selection of 10 attitudinal and 3 behavioral items from each perspective for the final scale was based chiefly on item-total correlation…
Measuring Feminist Attitudes
Syntax, Semantics, and Sexual Violence
This research tested hypotheses that news media often report violence against women (VAW) in passive-verb format and that this leads readers to be more accepting of VAW than reports using the active voice. In Study 1, 1,501 verbs from news stories were classified as having active or passive voice. Passive voice use for both VAW (rape) and nonsexual violence (murder) was greater than for comparison verbs. Findings of a follow-up semantic different…
The language of black gay men's sexual behavior‐implications for Aids risk reduction
The development of appropriate AIDS risk reduction interventions targeted at African-American gay men could be aided by an awareness of their terminology for specific sexual behaviors and types of sexual encounters. This paper explores similarities and differences between the HIV-related sexual language of Black and White gay men. While much of the vernacular is shared, differences in some terms and greater or lesser emphasis on others are appare…
Introduction for Kurt Lewin Memorial Award
Language, Gender, and Society
Psychology and Gender
Nonverbal Communication
Memorial to Clara Mayo
Gender and Nonverbal Behavior
Gender hype
Interrelationship of Sexist, Racist, and Antihomosexual Attitudes
College undergraduates (211, female and male, mostly white) responded to a 7-point questionnaire with subscales on racial, sexual, and homosexual groups. Political orientation, religious membership and involvement, and parent's educational level were also obtained. All intercorrelations of the three scales were positive and significant ( p < .001) and ranged from .44 to .69. Females were significantly lower than males in sexism but not in racism …
Perspectives on Language and Communication
Difference and Dominance
Body politics
Balance and the grouping schema
Achievement and affiliation imagery in American fiction, 1901-1961
Developing a Scale to Measure the Diversity of Feminist Attitudes
This article reports two studies aimed at developing a new scale of attitudes toward women, incorporating six theoretically derived perspectives: conservative; liberal, radical, socialist, and cultural feminist; and women of color (womanist). In Study 1, an initial pool of 306 items was given to 117 respondents. Selection of 10 attitudinal and 3 behavioral items from each perspective for the final scale was based chiefly on item-total correlation…
Syntax, Semantics, and Sexual Violence
This research tested hypotheses that news media often report violence against women (VAW) in passive-verb format and that this leads readers to be more accepting of VAW than reports using the active voice. In Study 1, 1,501 verbs from news stories were classified as having active or passive voice. Passive voice use for both VAW (rape) and nonsexual violence (murder) was greater than for comparison verbs. Findings of a follow-up semantic different…
The language of black gay men's sexual behavior‐implications for Aids risk reduction
The development of appropriate AIDS risk reduction interventions targeted at African-American gay men could be aided by an awareness of their terminology for specific sexual behaviors and types of sexual encounters. This paper explores similarities and differences between the HIV-related sexual language of Black and White gay men. While much of the vernacular is shared, differences in some terms and greater or lesser emphasis on others are appare…
Development of the Short form of the Feminist Perspectives Scale
Development and testing of a 36-item version of the Feminist Perspectives Scale are reported. Study 1 ( N = 209) found high internal consistency for Femscore (α = .85). Alpha was greater than .70 for several subscales, although some showed reliability sufficient only for testing large groups. Test-retest correlations for all but one subscale were between .77 and .87. Validity was demonstrated by correlations between short and long forms (Femscore…
Balance and the grouping schema
Perspectives on Language and Communication
A Lesbian Feminist Subscale for the Feminist Perspectives Scale
Psychology and Gender
Frequency and Specificity of Referents to Violence in News Reports of Anti-gay Attacks
Two studies were conducted to test the hypotheses that: (1) news reports of anti-gay attacks would use fewer and vaguer referents to the violence than similar stories about attacks against straight persons; and (2) this milder use of referents would cause readers to perceive less harm done and to blame the perpetrator less. A content analysis of two newspapers found that one used far fewer, less specific nominals to refer to anti-gay than to anti…
Measuring Feminist Attitudes
Achievement and affiliation imagery in American fiction, 1901-1961
Balance and the grouping schema
Difference and Dominance
Body politics
Interrelationship of Sexist, Racist, and Antihomosexual Attitudes
College undergraduates (211, female and male, mostly white) responded to a 7-point questionnaire with subscales on racial, sexual, and homosexual groups. Political orientation, religious membership and involvement, and parent's educational level were also obtained. All intercorrelations of the three scales were positive and significant ( p < .001) and ranged from .44 to .69. Females were significantly lower than males in sexism but not in racism …
Perspectives on Language and Communication
Gender hype
Gender and Nonverbal Behavior
Memorial to Clara Mayo
Nonverbal Communication
Language, Gender, and Society
Psychology and Gender
Introduction for Kurt Lewin Memorial Award
The language of black gay men's sexual behavior‐implications for Aids risk reduction
The development of appropriate AIDS risk reduction interventions targeted at African-American gay men could be aided by an awareness of their terminology for specific sexual behaviors and types of sexual encounters. This paper explores similarities and differences between the HIV-related sexual language of Black and White gay men. While much of the vernacular is shared, differences in some terms and greater or lesser emphasis on others are appare…
Syntax, Semantics, and Sexual Violence
This research tested hypotheses that news media often report violence against women (VAW) in passive-verb format and that this leads readers to be more accepting of VAW than reports using the active voice. In Study 1, 1,501 verbs from news stories were classified as having active or passive voice. Passive voice use for both VAW (rape) and nonsexual violence (murder) was greater than for comparison verbs. Findings of a follow-up semantic different…
Developing a Scale to Measure the Diversity of Feminist Attitudes
This article reports two studies aimed at developing a new scale of attitudes toward women, incorporating six theoretically derived perspectives: conservative; liberal, radical, socialist, and cultural feminist; and women of color (womanist). In Study 1, an initial pool of 306 items was given to 117 respondents. Selection of 10 attitudinal and 3 behavioral items from each perspective for the final scale was based chiefly on item-total correlation…
Measuring Feminist Attitudes
A Lesbian Feminist Subscale for the Feminist Perspectives Scale
Development of the Short form of the Feminist Perspectives Scale
Development and testing of a 36-item version of the Feminist Perspectives Scale are reported. Study 1 ( N = 209) found high internal consistency for Femscore (α = .85). Alpha was greater than .70 for several subscales, although some showed reliability sufficient only for testing large groups. Test-retest correlations for all but one subscale were between .77 and .87. Validity was demonstrated by correlations between short and long forms (Femscore…
Response and Afterword
Body Politics and Beyond
Response and Afterword
Frequency and Specificity of Referents to Violence in News Reports of Anti-gay Attacks
Two studies were conducted to test the hypotheses that: (1) news reports of anti-gay attacks would use fewer and vaguer referents to the violence than similar stories about attacks against straight persons; and (2) this milder use of referents would cause readers to perceive less harm done and to blame the perpetrator less. A content analysis of two newspapers found that one used far fewer, less specific nominals to refer to anti-gay than to anti…
Psychology (21 obras) · Social Psychology (11 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Social Psychology (10 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Psychoanalysis (7 obras) · Developmental psychology (6 obras) · Gender Studies (6 obras) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (5 obras) · Politics (5 obras)