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Factors related to money management practices of high school girls

Creator:: Cox, Enid Elaine
Abstract:: The major concerns of this study were: (1) the money management practices of teenage girls and their parents, (2) parental practices in teaching the use of money, (3) parental use of money to control behavior, (4) the sources of the teenage girls' spending money, and (5) the amount and disposition...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Peer reinforcement of behavior in an institution for delinquent girls

Creator:: Furniss, Jean Marie
Abstract:: The major purpose of this study was to compare the occurrence of "delinquent" and "non-delinquent" responses and their contingent social reinforcements during informal cottage peer interaction at a training school for adolescent delinquent girls. The following hypotheses were tested: (1) The occurrence of delinquent responses exceeds the occurrence of non-delinquent...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Achievement as a family theme in drama

Creator:: Gray, Cecilia D.
Abstract:: The development and maintenance of a family achievement theme was analyzed using two dramas: Long Day's Journey Into Night by Eugene O'Neill and A Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller. Three propositions were tested: 1) The development of a family achievement theme involves a transaction between individual personality needs...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

A study of the relationship between the firefighter occupational role and dyadic adjustment

Creator:: Fjelstad, Margaret Ann
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Marriage role expectations of college students

Creator:: Fordyce, Wendy Kyle
Abstract:: This study explored the relationship among marital role expectations, religiosity, and other variables including age, dating status of subjects, living arrangement, marriage plans and parents' marriage. Data were obtained from a sample of 460 Oregon State University students in April, 1976. They were primarily young students, 18 - 19 years...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Selected aspects of contraceptive behavior in sexually active college students

Creator:: Spitze, Gail Ann
Abstract:: The purpose of this study was to explore the association between sex-role orientation and contraceptive behavior in an unmarried population. One hundred and twentyeight sexually active unmarried college students comprised the sample. The test instrument was made up of the Sex- Role Stereotypic Questionnaire developed by Rosenkrantz, Vogel, Bee, Broverman,...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

A reliability and validity study of a measure of preschool competence

Creator:: Pettygrove, Willa Bowman
Abstract:: Social competence has emerged in research on social development as a construct unifying behavioral and motivational dimensions of social development in the preschool child. It draws from theories of social learning, cognitive development, and competence motivation. The theoretical relevance and empirical utility of the construct indicate the need for further...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Race and socio-economic-status in child psychopathology

Creator:: Hocking, Leila J.
Abstract:: The effects of race and socio-economic-status on behavior disorders in 362 black and white clinic boys between the ages of six and twelve, were investigated using the Child Behavior Check List. Precision matching and a representative distribution of socio-economic-status was used in order to adequately study both the interaction and...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Spouse therapeutic role attitudes and performances : an exploratory study

Creator:: Banta, Paul Roy
Abstract:: This study examined the relationship between a spouse's therapeutic role attitude and the mate's evaluation of the spouse's therapeutic role behaviors. The therapeutic role consists of supportive behaviors directed towards one's spouse. Twenty-five couples were recruited from Oregon State University classes. Attitude questionnaires were administered to all respondents. The Pearson...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

A comparative analysis of childless women with low birth expectations

Creator:: Hunt, Shirley Jeanne Persons
Abstract:: In response to the growing preference for the small family, this study was carried cut to acquire information about women who expect zero, one, or two children. The purposes of the study were: to identify the cultural and socioeconomic characteristics of these women; and to determine which of these characteristics...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

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Factors related to money management practices of high school girls

Peer reinforcement of behavior in an institution for delinquent girls

Achievement as a family theme in drama

A study of the relationship between the firefighter occupational role and dyadic adjustment

Marriage role expectations of college students

Selected aspects of contraceptive behavior in sexually active college students

A reliability and validity study of a measure of preschool competence

Race and socio-economic-status in child psychopathology

Spouse therapeutic role attitudes and performances : an exploratory study

A comparative analysis of childless women with low birth expectations

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