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Characteristics of Boys' and Girls' Toys
In Study 1, 292 undergraduates rated 126 toys as to whether they were suitable for boys, girls, or both. From these ratings, we established five...
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The Variability and Flexibility of Gender-Typed Toy Play: A Close Look at Children's Behavioral Responses to Counterstereotypic Models
Gender differences in play behavior are well documented. However, little work has examined the issue of variability of gender-typed behaviors within...
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Selective Exercise of Moral Agency
In a recent book titled Everybody Does It!, Gabor (1995) documents the pervasiveness of disengagement of moral self-sanctions from harmful conduct by...
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Financing of Substance Abuse Treatment Services
The financing of treatment for substance abuse problems has differed from the rest of financing of health care in part because of the dominant role...
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Dating, Parent–Adolescent Conflict, and Behavioral Autonomy
Although dating is thought to contribute to adolescent development, little is known about how it affects autonomy development and relationships with...
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The concept of the second generation program in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder among vietnam veterans
The concepts of First and Second Generation treatment programs for Vietnam veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder are presented, based on a...
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Developmental/Mental Retardation
Curiosity has characterized human interest in the nature of intelligence since the earliest recorded time. Questions such as “Why do some people have...
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Post-Traumatic Self Disorders (PTsfD)
People who have endured extreme stress suffer a profound rupture in the very fabric of the self. The manifestations of this rupture go far beyond...
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Life Planning Services: Hel** older placed children with their identity
Life Planning Services for Older Children is a time-limited and intensive approach for working with youngsters who are or have been in the American...
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Prematurity and The Family
Advances in the medical care of prematurely born infants have improved the survival of these children (Hack, 1979). Twenty years ago, the 2.1...
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Social Processes, Biology, and Disease
Sociophysiology is a field concerned with relating what happens socially between people to what happens physiologically inside them. Its roots lie in...