Bruce W Hartman
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 7115508 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Bruce W Hartman |
| PRENOMES | Bruce W |
| SOBRENOME | Hartman |
| ASSINATURA | HARTMAN B W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Seton Hall University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1983 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1994 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Assessment of Change in Scores on Personal Control Orientation and Use of Drugs and Alcohol of Adolescents Who Participate in a Cognitively Oriented Pretreatment Intervention
The primary purpose of this study was to assess the effect of participation in a cognitively oriented, pretreatment intervention on the control orientation of substance-using behavior of 48 adolescents admitted to drug-free outpatient treatment. Subjects were randomly assigned to one of two treatment conditions and to one of two counselors. A comparison of changes in control orientation between groups was made after implementation of the interven…
Validating Sex-Role-Related Items Designed to Measure Career Indecision
The purpose was to validate a set of items measuring career indecision in women undergraduates. Incorporated were marital/familial status, sex-role attitudes, and role conflicts. The sample of 113 men and 108 women were either freshmen in introductory psychology courses or seniors enrolled in a cross-section of senior courses in their respective academic majors. The analysis provided evidence that the set of items measured career indecision but l…
Artistic Orientation as a Clinical Indicator of Chronic Career Indecision in Adult Children and Grandchildren of Alcoholics
This study has empirically assessed whether artistic orientation and avoidance are good predictors of chronic career indecision for college-attending adult children and grandchildren of alcoholics. The sample consisted of 143 freshman and sophomore introductory psychology students attending a county college in the northeast. Osipow's Career Decision Scale total scores of artistically oriented children and grandchildren of alcoholics were not sign…
Multivariate Generalizability Analysis of Three Measures of Career Indecision
A persons x occasions multivariate generalizability analysis was done separately for males (n = 90) and females (n = 173) by using the Career Decision Scale (Osipow, 1980), My Vocational Situation (Holland, Draiger, and Power, 1980), and the Vocational Decision Scale (Jones, 1977). The estimated variance components for persons tended to be larger for females than for males and largest, regardless of sex, for the My Vocational Situation scale. The…
An Analysis of Gender Differences in the Factor Structure of the Career Decision Scale
The factor structure of the Career Decision Scale, but not total scores, showed gender differences in a sample of undergraduate college students. The factor structure of the CDS tended to be more stable for females than males over a six-week interval. The only item on the CDS that describes an interpersonal reason for being undecided was omitted from the factor structure for females, but not males. Reliance on total scores remains the most useful…
Relations between Family Interaction Patterns and Career Indecision
This study examined whether functional or dysfunctional family interaction patterns affected individuals' resolution of the life-adjustment task of making a career decision
Replicating the Factor Structure of Family Adaptability and Cohesion Scales II
This study examined the factor structure of the Family Adaptability and Cohesion Scales (FACES II) to test the rationale underlying the structure and the scoring system based on that structure. The factor analysis of scores for 197 subjects did not replicate the results reported by Olson, Bell and Portner in 1982. Although two factors that measured cohesion and adaptability were identified, the items did not load as anticipated. The quantificatio…
Predictive Validity of the Career Decision Scale Administered to High School Students
To study the predictive validity of the Career Decision Scale adapted for high school students, the scale was administered to 205 seniors in a suburban Chicago high school in the spring of the senior year. Two years later, students were surveyed by telephone about their career decisions. Two of the three factor scores on the adapted Career Decision Scale taken during the senior year contributed to the discriminant function that resulted in 85% co…
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Predictive Validity of the Career Decision Scale Administered to High School Students
To study the predictive validity of the Career Decision Scale adapted for high school students, the scale was administered to 205 seniors in a suburban Chicago high school in the spring of the senior year. Two years later, students were surveyed by telephone about their career decisions. Two of the three factor scores on the adapted Career Decision Scale taken during the senior year contributed to the discriminant function that resulted in 85% co…
An Analysis of Gender Differences in the Factor Structure of the Career Decision Scale
The factor structure of the Career Decision Scale, but not total scores, showed gender differences in a sample of undergraduate college students. The factor structure of the CDS tended to be more stable for females than males over a six-week interval. The only item on the CDS that describes an interpersonal reason for being undecided was omitted from the factor structure for females, but not males. Reliance on total scores remains the most useful…
Relations between Family Interaction Patterns and Career Indecision
This study examined whether functional or dysfunctional family interaction patterns affected individuals' resolution of the life-adjustment task of making a career decision
Replicating the Factor Structure of Family Adaptability and Cohesion Scales II
This study examined the factor structure of the Family Adaptability and Cohesion Scales (FACES II) to test the rationale underlying the structure and the scoring system based on that structure. The factor analysis of scores for 197 subjects did not replicate the results reported by Olson, Bell and Portner in 1982. Although two factors that measured cohesion and adaptability were identified, the items did not load as anticipated. The quantificatio…
Multivariate Generalizability Analysis of Three Measures of Career Indecision
A persons x occasions multivariate generalizability analysis was done separately for males (n = 90) and females (n = 173) by using the Career Decision Scale (Osipow, 1980), My Vocational Situation (Holland, Draiger, and Power, 1980), and the Vocational Decision Scale (Jones, 1977). The estimated variance components for persons tended to be larger for females than for males and largest, regardless of sex, for the My Vocational Situation scale. The…
Artistic Orientation as a Clinical Indicator of Chronic Career Indecision in Adult Children and Grandchildren of Alcoholics
This study has empirically assessed whether artistic orientation and avoidance are good predictors of chronic career indecision for college-attending adult children and grandchildren of alcoholics. The sample consisted of 143 freshman and sophomore introductory psychology students attending a county college in the northeast. Osipow's Career Decision Scale total scores of artistically oriented children and grandchildren of alcoholics were not sign…
Validating Sex-Role-Related Items Designed to Measure Career Indecision
The purpose was to validate a set of items measuring career indecision in women undergraduates. Incorporated were marital/familial status, sex-role attitudes, and role conflicts. The sample of 113 men and 108 women were either freshmen in introductory psychology courses or seniors enrolled in a cross-section of senior courses in their respective academic majors. The analysis provided evidence that the set of items measured career indecision but l…
Assessment of Change in Scores on Personal Control Orientation and Use of Drugs and Alcohol of Adolescents Who Participate in a Cognitively Oriented Pretreatment Intervention
The primary purpose of this study was to assess the effect of participation in a cognitively oriented, pretreatment intervention on the control orientation of substance-using behavior of 48 adolescents admitted to drug-free outpatient treatment. Subjects were randomly assigned to one of two treatment conditions and to one of two counselors. A comparison of changes in control orientation between groups was made after implementation of the interven…
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