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Sims, Norma Jean – 1990
This study examined the needs of midlife and older divorced women (N=34) whose careers had primarily been as homemakers. The women completed a questionnaire which looked at education, employment, economics, legal services, and psychological and emotional responses to divorce. Both the women and men in the study were highly educated; however, the…
Descriptors: Child Support, Displaced Homemakers, Divorce, Economic Impact
A Study of the Relation between Locus of Control and Risk Taking for Graduate Students in Education.
Gutierrez, Raymond Joseph – 1982
Previous research has stressed the role of both expectancies and reinforcement in the decision making process. In order to determine if the measure of externality and internality correlates with an association between willingness to risk and external/internal locus of control, and to determine the role of social learning in students…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Behavior Patterns, Decision Making, Educational Psychology
Ip, Lau Chun – 1985
A research project studied the relationship between learning English as a second language, perceived ethnolinguistic vitality, and attitudinal and motivational factors. The study is an attempt to verify empirically for Hong Kong students results of previous research on the relationship between second language learning and sociocultural and…
Descriptors: Bilingualism, Demography, English (Second Language), Ethnicity
Tyska, Cynthia Ann – 1980
Eleanor Roosevelt and Antoine de Saint-Exupery are described as strongly developed self-actualizing people. They were selected as subjects of this study because they are generally believed to possess self-actualizing characteristics and because their positions as public figures made it more likely that data on them would be accessible.…
Descriptors: Behavior Theories, Case Studies, Comparative Analysis, Educational Objectives