Romanticism and Emotional Maturity: A Further Exploration

Dean, Dwight G.

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“…Lee (1974a) found an inverse relationship between marital satisfaction and anomie. Dean (1968) found alienation negatively related to marital adjustment, while Dean (1966), Dean and Lucas (1979) and Cole et aL (1980) all found a significant, positive relationship between emotional maturity and marital adjustment. If we accept Rosner's model (1982) that alienation and commitment are polar types, then the research by Dean and Spanier (1974), where a positive correlation was found between commitment and marital adjustment, would add further evidence of an inverse relationship between alienation and emotional immaturity.…”

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“…One of the central characteristics of the emotionally mature person is the ability to withstand stress or at least not to be immobilized by it (Dean 1964(Dean , 1966Cole et al 1980). Alienation, on the other hand, has been shown by several studies to be inversely related to the confrontation of one's problems: Richardson (1963) found alienation related to opposition to fluoridation; Morris et al (1966) determined that alienation was a deterrent to well-child supervision; Gray, Kesler and Moodey (1967) found alienation inversely related to immunization; and Hoppe and Heller (1975) found that alienation was negatively related to utilization of health services by Mexican Americans.…”

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“…Even as Armer and Schnaiberg (op cit. :310) have questioned the distinction between alienation and modernization, Klemmack et al (1974) have questioned the conceptual distinction between social isolation (Dean 1961) and life satisfaction (Ellison 1969a(Ellison , 1969b.…”

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“…While there has been some criticism of this, as indeed of any scale (Dodder 1969;Hensley, Hensley and Munro 1975), the scale is well-known, established (Lee 1974b), and one of the most frequently cited references in the field (Dean 1980). …”

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1989

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1989

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“…Igualmente, la madurez emocional se compone de manejo de estrés, manejo de la ira, relaciones saludables con la autoridad, integración, autocontrol, juicio, sexualidad, actitud hacia el aprendizaje, madurez intelectual, responsabilidad, centrarse en sí mismo vs. centrarse en lo social, comunicación, seguridad emocional y equilibrio social. (Dean, 1964(Dean, , 1966.…”

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The concept of health: an explanation of its uniqueness, multiplicity and health models

Juárez

2011

Int. j. psychol. res.

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. El concepto de salud: Una explicación sobre su unicidad, multiplicidad y los modelos de salud. International Journal of Psychological Research, 4(1),[70][71][72][73][74][75][76][77][78][79] 70International Journal of Psychological Research El concepto de salud: Una explicación sobre su unicidad, multiplicidad y los modelos de salud.The concept of health: An explanation of its uniqueness, multiplicity and health models Fernando Juárez Universidad del Rosario ABSTRACTIt is showed a health perspective with multiple meanings and the need to use multiple models. From the ancient concept of negative health, which continues in full force, to models of positive health, there is a long road full of theoretical approaches and models, among which are the biopsychosocial model, the salutogenic model, the positive health model from positive psychology, the holistic model, the model of personal choice, the model of health as welfare, the model of health as maturity, the model of emotional intelligence as health, and the health model of resilience as health, among others. The use of these models, in a proper manner, enhances the professional work and makes more efficient use of health resources.Key words: Health, wellness, holism, biopsychosocial, positive psychology. RESUMENSe presenta una perspectiva de salud con múltiples significados y la necesidad de utilización de múltiples modelos. Desde el antiguo concepto de salud negativa, el cual continua con plena vigencia, hasta los modelos de salud positiva, existe un largo camino lleno de aproximaciones teóricas y modelos diferentes, entre los que se encuentran el modelo biopsicosocial, el modelo salutogénico, el modelo de salud positiva desde la psicología positiva, el modelo holista, el modelo de elección personal, el modelo de salud como bienestar, el modelo de salud como madurez, el modelo de salud como inteligencia emocional y el modelo de salud como resiliencia, entre otros. La utilización de dichos modelos, de manera apropiada, enriquece el trabajo profesional y hace un uso más eficiente de los recursos de salud.

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The Relationship between Theory and Research: a Study in the Sociology of Sociology

Snizek

1975

The Sociological Quarterly

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While the importance of the relationship between theory and research is given credence in sociology, little has been done in delineating the specific nature of such a relationship. In order to do so, the present article examines data concerning the theoretical orientation and methodological procedures employed by the authors of 1,434 articles (in five eubstantive areas) which have appealed in nine major sociological journals over the period 1950 to 1970. Analysis of these data reveals the presence of a strong affinity between the utilization of a realist theoretical perspective, centering upon the study of group properties, and the employment of less empirical research techniques. Conversely, those authors shown to employ a nominalist theoretical approach, and hence those focusing upon individual properties, were found to use more empirical techniqnes and procedures in their research. Further analysis of the relationship between the theoretical and methodological orientations utilized by the authors surveyed appears to indicate some tendency for one's mode of data analysis to be as much a reason for, as a function of, one's theoretical perspective.NUMEROUS SOCIOLOGISTS have referred to Merton's (1957: 85-117) essays on the interrelationship of theory and research. In the first of these essays, theory, acting as the prime mover with respect to research, is seen as, among other things: suggesting fruitful areas for research, guiding ongoing research, and in general, making sense out of various hitherto isolated empirical generalizations. In the second essay, which emphasizes research, Merton noted the reformulating, refocusing, clarifying, and general serendipity services performed by research relative to theory.Upon closer examination, however, Merton's views concerning the relations of theory and research can be seen as similar to Immanuel Kant's (1964: 93). "Thoughts (concepts) without content (percepts) are empty, intuition (percepts) without concepts are blind." That is to say, one's perceptions of reality are colored or focused by one's concepts; ones concepts supply meaning to the perceptions of that reality. In short, a direct parallel appears to exist between research and perception (the act of experiencing reality through the senses) and between that of theory and conception (the act of intellectually synthesizing the reality which is experienced).When seen in this light, the writings of Merton concerning the interplay of theory and research take on added significance. Apart from the often acknowledged guidance given by theory to research, and the general refining and reformulating functions performed by research with respect to theory, sociologists may legitimately be led to inquire as to exactly how the selection of a specific set of

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Romanticism and Emotional Maturity: A Further Exploration

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Alienation and Emotional Maturity

Alienation and Emotional Maturity

The concept of health: an explanation of its uniqueness, multiplicity and health models

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