Causes and Consequences of Sex-Role Attitudes and Attitude Change

Arland Thornton, Duane F. Alwin, Donald Camburn

American Sociological Review · 1983 · 565 citations · 20 references

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TL;DR

Prior work has examined responsibility assignment in accidents and foundational theories of social organization. The study reviews small‑claims literature on complex disputes. The article cites works by Tonnies (1957), Vidmar & Crinklaw (1974), Weber (1947), Parsons (ed.), and Hennessey & Yngvesson (1975).

Abstract

Tonnies, Ferdinand 1957 Community and Society. New York: Harper Torchbooks. Vidmar, Neil and Linda Crinklaw 1974 Assignment of responsibility for an accident: a methodological and conceptual critique. Canadian Journal of Behavioral Science 6:112-30. Weber, Max 1947 The Theory of Social and Economic Organization. Talcott Parsons (ed.) New York: Free Press. Yngvesson, Barbara and Patricia Hennessey 1975 Small claims, complex disputes: a review of the small claims literature. Law and Society Review 9:219-74.

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