Browsing Stanford Sociology Technical Reports and Working Papers, 1961-1993 by Subject "Status"

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    • Gender or Status: The Effects of Differences in Sex on Behavior under Certain Conditions of Disadvantage 
      Walker, Henry A.; Smith-Donals, Louise (2017-08-16)
      a. The authors address gender stereotypes: women are passive, dependent, compliant, cooperative, and socially oriented; while men are independent, competitive, and task-focused. They note that those behaviors are found in ...
    • Modes of Status Equilibration 
      Kimberly, James C.; Crosbie, Paul V.; Lehr, Eugene W. (2017-08-24)
      This is a revision of TR#23, focusing on the experimental tests.
    • Status Characteristics and Expectation States: A Priori Model Parameters and Test 
      Fisek, M. Hamit; Norman, Robert Z.; Nelson-Kilger, Max (Journal of Mathematical Sociology, 1989)
      The authors theoretically derive f(i) parameter values for use in calculating relative expectations (ep – eo) in the graph model of the theory of status characteristics and expectation states. This WP was published by the ...
    • Status Characteristics and Social Interaction: An Assessment of Theoretical Variants 
      Balkwell, James W. (JAI Press, 1991)
      The author compares and evaluates variant theories proposed in the literature for the processing of status information and effects of expectation states on behavior. The issue was to determine conditions under which, if ...
    • Status Conditions of Self-Evaluation 
      Berger, Joseph; Zelditch, Morris Jr; Anderson, Bo; Cohen, Bernard P. (2017-08-24)
      This is a revision of TR#24. It expands the discussion of conditions for stability, adding the idea of cliques that support stable self-evaluations.
    • Status Processes in Permanent Work Groups 
      Cohen, Bernard P.; Hooper, Jon; Zhou, Xueguang (American Sociological Review, 1991)
      This WP was published by Cohen and Zhou (1991).
    • Status, Excuses, and Justifications 
      Freeman, Sabrina; Massey, Kelly; Zelditch, Morris Jr (2017-08-16)
      The authors conducted experimental research on the acceptability of excuses (a personal account of making a procedural error) and justifications (an argument for what the violator had done) for norm violation. The actor ...