Jim Guinee wrote:
Hmm...can you say more about "her ethics?" I don't understand that.
It seems quite clear to me that Dr. Laura makes her living from telling
lies (the prime current examples being her claim that the APA is on the
verge of announcing that there's no problem with adults
I would like to make one correction in what I wrote below: I meant to say
the elimination of most families that *were* poor, rather than were not
poor.
I agree with your characterization of Harris' views but I was obviously not
clear enough about the article. The restricted range is not
The article she talks about ("Deconstructing the essential father"
published in the June issue of AP) seems to be another meta-analysis
(that always suggest a lack of significant differences) that suggests
fathers are NOT essential to child development.
This is not what what the study
Hi!
A student and I are working on a project on egalitarian attitudes about
romantic relationships, and we're looking for good measures of
egalitarian relationships. We've gotten Peplau's ten-item sex
role traditionalism scale. We've also found information about the
Sex- Role Egalitarianism
Hi Jim and Tipsters,
Jim Guinee wrote:
Some excerpts from the article:
While acknowledging that "the presence of a father may have positive
effects on the well-being of boys," two paragraphs later the authors
come to the stunning conclusion that "...the empirical literature does not
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Hi!
A student and I are working on a project on egalitarian attitudes about
romantic relationships, and we're looking for good measures of
egalitarian relationships. We've gotten
RJ,
There is a sequence like this in the very good 1990 PBS series "Childhood" in
which Jerome Kagan observes while one little 2 year old boy is instructed by
his mother to spill liquid on a doll and on a table top. The boy demurs and
becomes visibly anxious. Kagan uses this as an
Forwarded from a colleague who works in this area..
Kagan started it, then Grazyna Kochanska does this as part of her regular
protocol I believe to assess conscience.
Kris Lewis
Saint Michael's College
Colchester VT
Nancy Melucci wrote:
There is a sequence like this in the very good 1990 PBS
series "Childhood" in which Jerome Kagan observes while
one little 2 year old boy is instructed by
Oops. This is of course the same video I mentioned, but Nancy is right -
it's in the "Childhood" series, not
