Based upon the author's PhD dissertation at Purdue University.

Paper Presented at a workshop on group dynamics (Mount Saint Agnes College, Baltimore, Md., June 20-24, 1966).

A modified version of this paper was presented at the meeting of the American Psychological Association (Washington, D.C., September 1967).

Research has documented two behavior patterns known as Type A and Type B. Type A behavior is characterized by competitive striving, a sense of urgency, and hostility, while Type B behavior is less aggressive and more relaxed. It has been theorized that individuals exhibiting Type A behavior have a strong need to maintain control over their…

A systematic relationship between self-report and perceived sexuality ratings seems to be more characteristic of males than of females. To further investigate this phenomena, male (N=48) and female (N=82) subjects, from 17 to 79 years old, provided self-report sexuality ratings and perceived sexuality ratings of male and female target groups of…

This bibliography represents the second in a series of three dealing with employment of homosexuals, to be published by the Ontario Ministry of Labour Library. All asterisked titles in the series deal with the employment problems of and discrimination against homosexuals. This bibliography of reading materials concerned with homosexuality and…

THIS ARTICLE REVIEWS RESEARCH LITERATURE ON EDUCATIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL CHOICES OF FARM BOYS, AND THE PROCESS BY WHICH THEIR OCCUPATIONAL PERFORMANCE IS INFLUENCED. IT CONCLUDES THAT GEOGRAPHIC ISOLATION AND PLANS REGARDING FARMING INFLUENCE THE NONFARM OCCUPATIONAL SUCCESS OF FARM-REARED YOUTH. THE ARTICLE SUGGESTS PRACTICAL PROGRAMS TO…

AN EXPLORATORY STUDY WAS MADE ON OCCUPATION-RELATED BEHAVIOR TRAITS OF NEGRO COLLEGE STUDENTS. CERTAIN PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF THE OCCUPATIONAL ASPIRATIONS AND SUCCESS EXPECTANCIES WERE EXAMINED. SUBJECTS WERE 70 MALE AND 30 FEMALE STUDENTS AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY. THE PERSONALITY VARIABLES WERE MEASURED BY THE TEST OF INSIGHT, TEST ANXIETY…

This book attempts to shed light on the seemingly contradictory aspects of Japanese behavior. Separate chapters, grounded in interaction-oriented social scientific theory, focus on the themes of social relativism, belongingness, empathy, dependency, occupying the proper place, reciprocity, situational interaction, early socialization, selfhood,…

A SYSTEMATIC EXPLORATION WAS UNDERTAKEN OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF CLIENTS AND COUNSELORS TO PROVIDE AN EMPIRICAL BASIS FOR EFFECTIVE MATCHING PROCEDURES. DATA WERE COLLECTED ON SIX SEPARATE SAMPLES, WITH MINIMAL INTERFERENCE OF THE NORMAL COUNSELING PROCESS. BEFORE THE FIRST INTERVIEW, A SERIES OF PERSONALITY TESTS AND A QUESTIONNAIRE ABOUT…

THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY WAS TO DETERMINE THE DIRECTION AND EXTENT OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTRASEX VARIATIONS ALONG THE MASCULINITY-FEMININITY CONTINUUM AND VARIATIONS IN SEVERAL VARIABLES RELATED TO YOUTH IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INCLUDING--(1) JUDGED BEHAVIOR ACCEPTABILITY, (2) STANDARDIZED TEST ACHIEVEMENT IN THE LANGUAGE ARTS,…