... the change process. Teaching Method and Premarital Attitude Change RODNEYCATE Texas Tech Univ... more ... the change process. Teaching Method and Premarital Attitude Change RODNEYCATE Texas Tech University RONALD RUSSELL Bowling Green State University JUNE HENTON Texas Tech University The effectiveness of ...
... to thank Dr. Arthur W. Avery, Dr. Ted L. Huston, and Dr. Leanne Lamke for their thoughtful co... more ... to thank Dr. Arthur W. Avery, Dr. Ted L. Huston, and Dr. Leanne Lamke for their thoughtful comments on this manuscript. In addi-tion, we would like to express our gratitude to Dr. Elaine Hatfield for providing her data for reanalysis. Address all communications to: Rodney M. Cate ...
... Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. The effect of equity, equality, and reward l... more ... Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. The effect of equity, equality, and reward level on the stability of students' premarital relationships. Cate, Rodney M.; Lloyd, Sally A.; Henton, June M. The Journal of Social Psychology, Vol 125(6), Dec 1985, 715-721. Abstract. ...
The degree to which equity and rewards predict satisfaction was investigated in 325 college stude... more The degree to which equity and rewards predict satisfaction was investigated in 325 college students (88 males, 237 females) divided into casual or intimate relationship groups according to their current dating status. Ss completed a questionnaire which included the Walster, Walster, and Traupmann measure of equity, the Austin Mood Index, and an assessment of reward level in the six reward areas outlined by Foa and Foa. Stepwise regression indicated that status and equity were significant predictors of satisfaction for the casually involved group (Multiple R = .58), while information, equity and love were significant predictors of satisfaction for the intimate group (Multiple R = .60). Discussion centered on individual status benefits derived from casual dating as compared with relationship-oriented rewards for intimate daters.
... SALLY A. LLOYD University of Utah RODNEY M. CA TE* JUNE M. HENTON* Oregon State University ..... more ... SALLY A. LLOYD University of Utah RODNEY M. CA TE* JUNE M. HENTON* Oregon State University ... Data for the study were collected in fall 1979 and spring 1980. The authors would like to thank Dr. Arthur W. Avery for his helpful comments on an earlier draft of this paper. ...
Recent data verifying a substantial amount of violence in dating relationships have presented a n... more Recent data verifying a substantial amount of violence in dating relationships have presented a new challenge to the romantic love model. This study, which investigates abuse between high school couples, confirms the existence of violence among younger partners and describes their reactions to those abusive events. Findings suggest that violence is viewed by participating individuals as relatively nondisruptive to the relationship and sometimes is even seen as a positive occurrence. Discussion centers on how romance and violence coexist.
Little research has examined the incidence and dynamics of abuse between premarital partners at a... more Little research has examined the incidence and dynamics of abuse between premarital partners at all levels of commitment. The present questionnaire study found the incidence of premarital abuse to be substantial and largely reciprocal in nature. Abuse typically began after some degree of commitment was established. Abuse was usually seen as caused by anger, although the effect of abuse on the relationship was not routinely seen as detrimental. It appeared that one possible explanation for abuse in these relationships was that those who stayed in abusive situations reported having fewer alternatives to the violent relationship than those who had terminated an abusive liaison. In general, the respondents had negative attitudes toward violence in relationships. However, those who had experienced abuse were more accepting of violence than those who had not experienced premarital abuse. The discussion focuses on several suggestions for further research to construct a clearer picture of p...
... Ramona Marotz-Baden is Associate Professor, De-partment of Home Economics, Montana State Univ... more ... Ramona Marotz-Baden is Associate Professor, De-partment of Home Economics, Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana. ... Method: Ask students to practice inter-personal skills in a human interaction laboratory. References: Daly & Reeves, 1973; Van Zoost, 1973. ...
... A VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF ALABAMA'S CHILDREN Marilyn R. Bradbard June Henton Jacque... more ... A VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF ALABAMA'S CHILDREN Marilyn R. Bradbard June Henton Jacquelyn Mize Janice Grover Robbie Roberts Auburn ... of business and civic leaders from Birmingham, AL, organized by Mayor Richard Arrington, Reverend John Porter, and Elmer ...
... Login to save citations to My List. Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. Spousal ... more ... Login to save citations to My List. Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. Spousal perceptions of midlife career change. Henton, June M.; Russell, Ron; Koval, James E. Personnel & Guidance Journal, Vol 61(5), Jan 1983, 287-291. Abstract. ...
This study explored the relationship between family support system availability and crisis reacti... more This study explored the relationship between family support system availability and crisis reactions of entering freshman college students. Self-report measures, including distance from home, anticipated weekend visits with family, and number of family relatives residing ...
... to thank Dr. Arthur W. Avery, Dr. Ted L. Huston, and Dr. Leanne Lamke for their thoughtful co... more ... to thank Dr. Arthur W. Avery, Dr. Ted L. Huston, and Dr. Leanne Lamke for their thoughtful comments on this manuscript. In addi-tion, we would like to express our gratitude to Dr. Elaine Hatfield for providing her data for reanalysis. Address all communications to: Rodney M. Cate ...
... Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. The effect of equity, equality, and reward l... more ... Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. The effect of equity, equality, and reward level on the stability of students' premarital relationships. Cate, Rodney M.; Lloyd, Sally A.; Henton, June M. The Journal of Social Psychology, Vol 125(6), Dec 1985, 715-721. Abstract. ...
The degree to which equity and rewards predict satisfaction was investigated in 325 college stude... more The degree to which equity and rewards predict satisfaction was investigated in 325 college students (88 males, 237 females) divided into casual or intimate relationship groups according to their current dating status. Ss completed a questionnaire which included the Walster, Walster, and Traupmann measure of equity, the Austin Mood Index, and an assessment of reward level in the six reward areas outlined by Foa and Foa. Stepwise regression indicated that status and equity were significant predictors of satisfaction for the casually involved group (Multiple R = .58), while information, equity and love were significant predictors of satisfaction for the intimate group (Multiple R = .60). Discussion centered on individual status benefits derived from casual dating as compared with relationship-oriented rewards for intimate daters.
... SALLY A. LLOYD University of Utah RODNEY M. CA TE* JUNE M. HENTON* Oregon State University ..... more ... SALLY A. LLOYD University of Utah RODNEY M. CA TE* JUNE M. HENTON* Oregon State University ... Data for the study were collected in fall 1979 and spring 1980. The authors would like to thank Dr. Arthur W. Avery for his helpful comments on an earlier draft of this paper. ...
Little research has examined the incidence and dynamics of abuse between premarital partners at a... more Little research has examined the incidence and dynamics of abuse between premarital partners at all levels of commitment. The present questionnaire study found the incidence of premarital abuse to be substantial and largely reciprocal in nature. Abuse typically began after some degree of commitment was established. Abuse was usually seen as caused by anger, although the effect of abuse on
468 JOURNAL OF FAMILY ISSUES / SEPTEMBER 1983 Adolescents in our society have grown up surrounded... more 468 JOURNAL OF FAMILY ISSUES / SEPTEMBER 1983 Adolescents in our society have grown up surrounded by this romantic image of relationships. It is portrayed in books, movies, soap operas, and love songs, and reinforced by family and friends (Cunningham and Anthill, ...
In Philosophy of History, the philosopher Georg WF Hegel (1991) gives a description of the heroic... more In Philosophy of History, the philosopher Georg WF Hegel (1991) gives a description of the heroic role as the incarnation of a particular culture's values or spirits. The 'hero'lives vigorously in the epics and myths, giving out inspiration in great tragedies and adventures, is praised over thousands of years, and accordingly has a thousand faces that have embodied different cultural values celebrated in different places and times (Campbell 1993, Sanchez 1998). The 'hero'in many ways has been recognised as the great man who leads the ...
... the change process. Teaching Method and Premarital Attitude Change RODNEYCATE Texas Tech Univ... more ... the change process. Teaching Method and Premarital Attitude Change RODNEYCATE Texas Tech University RONALD RUSSELL Bowling Green State University JUNE HENTON Texas Tech University The effectiveness of ...
... the change process. Teaching Method and Premarital Attitude Change RODNEYCATE Texas Tech Univ... more ... the change process. Teaching Method and Premarital Attitude Change RODNEYCATE Texas Tech University RONALD RUSSELL Bowling Green State University JUNE HENTON Texas Tech University The effectiveness of ...
... to thank Dr. Arthur W. Avery, Dr. Ted L. Huston, and Dr. Leanne Lamke for their thoughtful co... more ... to thank Dr. Arthur W. Avery, Dr. Ted L. Huston, and Dr. Leanne Lamke for their thoughtful comments on this manuscript. In addi-tion, we would like to express our gratitude to Dr. Elaine Hatfield for providing her data for reanalysis. Address all communications to: Rodney M. Cate ...
... Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. The effect of equity, equality, and reward l... more ... Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. The effect of equity, equality, and reward level on the stability of students' premarital relationships. Cate, Rodney M.; Lloyd, Sally A.; Henton, June M. The Journal of Social Psychology, Vol 125(6), Dec 1985, 715-721. Abstract. ...
The degree to which equity and rewards predict satisfaction was investigated in 325 college stude... more The degree to which equity and rewards predict satisfaction was investigated in 325 college students (88 males, 237 females) divided into casual or intimate relationship groups according to their current dating status. Ss completed a questionnaire which included the Walster, Walster, and Traupmann measure of equity, the Austin Mood Index, and an assessment of reward level in the six reward areas outlined by Foa and Foa. Stepwise regression indicated that status and equity were significant predictors of satisfaction for the casually involved group (Multiple R = .58), while information, equity and love were significant predictors of satisfaction for the intimate group (Multiple R = .60). Discussion centered on individual status benefits derived from casual dating as compared with relationship-oriented rewards for intimate daters.
... SALLY A. LLOYD University of Utah RODNEY M. CA TE* JUNE M. HENTON* Oregon State University ..... more ... SALLY A. LLOYD University of Utah RODNEY M. CA TE* JUNE M. HENTON* Oregon State University ... Data for the study were collected in fall 1979 and spring 1980. The authors would like to thank Dr. Arthur W. Avery for his helpful comments on an earlier draft of this paper. ...
Recent data verifying a substantial amount of violence in dating relationships have presented a n... more Recent data verifying a substantial amount of violence in dating relationships have presented a new challenge to the romantic love model. This study, which investigates abuse between high school couples, confirms the existence of violence among younger partners and describes their reactions to those abusive events. Findings suggest that violence is viewed by participating individuals as relatively nondisruptive to the relationship and sometimes is even seen as a positive occurrence. Discussion centers on how romance and violence coexist.
Little research has examined the incidence and dynamics of abuse between premarital partners at a... more Little research has examined the incidence and dynamics of abuse between premarital partners at all levels of commitment. The present questionnaire study found the incidence of premarital abuse to be substantial and largely reciprocal in nature. Abuse typically began after some degree of commitment was established. Abuse was usually seen as caused by anger, although the effect of abuse on the relationship was not routinely seen as detrimental. It appeared that one possible explanation for abuse in these relationships was that those who stayed in abusive situations reported having fewer alternatives to the violent relationship than those who had terminated an abusive liaison. In general, the respondents had negative attitudes toward violence in relationships. However, those who had experienced abuse were more accepting of violence than those who had not experienced premarital abuse. The discussion focuses on several suggestions for further research to construct a clearer picture of p...
... Ramona Marotz-Baden is Associate Professor, De-partment of Home Economics, Montana State Univ... more ... Ramona Marotz-Baden is Associate Professor, De-partment of Home Economics, Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana. ... Method: Ask students to practice inter-personal skills in a human interaction laboratory. References: Daly & Reeves, 1973; Van Zoost, 1973. ...
... A VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF ALABAMA'S CHILDREN Marilyn R. Bradbard June Henton Jacque... more ... A VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF ALABAMA'S CHILDREN Marilyn R. Bradbard June Henton Jacquelyn Mize Janice Grover Robbie Roberts Auburn ... of business and civic leaders from Birmingham, AL, organized by Mayor Richard Arrington, Reverend John Porter, and Elmer ...
... Login to save citations to My List. Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. Spousal ... more ... Login to save citations to My List. Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. Spousal perceptions of midlife career change. Henton, June M.; Russell, Ron; Koval, James E. Personnel & Guidance Journal, Vol 61(5), Jan 1983, 287-291. Abstract. ...
This study explored the relationship between family support system availability and crisis reacti... more This study explored the relationship between family support system availability and crisis reactions of entering freshman college students. Self-report measures, including distance from home, anticipated weekend visits with family, and number of family relatives residing ...
... to thank Dr. Arthur W. Avery, Dr. Ted L. Huston, and Dr. Leanne Lamke for their thoughtful co... more ... to thank Dr. Arthur W. Avery, Dr. Ted L. Huston, and Dr. Leanne Lamke for their thoughtful comments on this manuscript. In addi-tion, we would like to express our gratitude to Dr. Elaine Hatfield for providing her data for reanalysis. Address all communications to: Rodney M. Cate ...
... Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. The effect of equity, equality, and reward l... more ... Citation. Database: PsycINFO. [Journal Article]. The effect of equity, equality, and reward level on the stability of students' premarital relationships. Cate, Rodney M.; Lloyd, Sally A.; Henton, June M. The Journal of Social Psychology, Vol 125(6), Dec 1985, 715-721. Abstract. ...
The degree to which equity and rewards predict satisfaction was investigated in 325 college stude... more The degree to which equity and rewards predict satisfaction was investigated in 325 college students (88 males, 237 females) divided into casual or intimate relationship groups according to their current dating status. Ss completed a questionnaire which included the Walster, Walster, and Traupmann measure of equity, the Austin Mood Index, and an assessment of reward level in the six reward areas outlined by Foa and Foa. Stepwise regression indicated that status and equity were significant predictors of satisfaction for the casually involved group (Multiple R = .58), while information, equity and love were significant predictors of satisfaction for the intimate group (Multiple R = .60). Discussion centered on individual status benefits derived from casual dating as compared with relationship-oriented rewards for intimate daters.
... SALLY A. LLOYD University of Utah RODNEY M. CA TE* JUNE M. HENTON* Oregon State University ..... more ... SALLY A. LLOYD University of Utah RODNEY M. CA TE* JUNE M. HENTON* Oregon State University ... Data for the study were collected in fall 1979 and spring 1980. The authors would like to thank Dr. Arthur W. Avery for his helpful comments on an earlier draft of this paper. ...
Little research has examined the incidence and dynamics of abuse between premarital partners at a... more Little research has examined the incidence and dynamics of abuse between premarital partners at all levels of commitment. The present questionnaire study found the incidence of premarital abuse to be substantial and largely reciprocal in nature. Abuse typically began after some degree of commitment was established. Abuse was usually seen as caused by anger, although the effect of abuse on
468 JOURNAL OF FAMILY ISSUES / SEPTEMBER 1983 Adolescents in our society have grown up surrounded... more 468 JOURNAL OF FAMILY ISSUES / SEPTEMBER 1983 Adolescents in our society have grown up surrounded by this romantic image of relationships. It is portrayed in books, movies, soap operas, and love songs, and reinforced by family and friends (Cunningham and Anthill, ...
In Philosophy of History, the philosopher Georg WF Hegel (1991) gives a description of the heroic... more In Philosophy of History, the philosopher Georg WF Hegel (1991) gives a description of the heroic role as the incarnation of a particular culture's values or spirits. The 'hero'lives vigorously in the epics and myths, giving out inspiration in great tragedies and adventures, is praised over thousands of years, and accordingly has a thousand faces that have embodied different cultural values celebrated in different places and times (Campbell 1993, Sanchez 1998). The 'hero'in many ways has been recognised as the great man who leads the ...
... the change process. Teaching Method and Premarital Attitude Change RODNEYCATE Texas Tech Univ... more ... the change process. Teaching Method and Premarital Attitude Change RODNEYCATE Texas Tech University RONALD RUSSELL Bowling Green State University JUNE HENTON Texas Tech University The effectiveness of ...
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