 | Murray Arnold Straus, Bruce W. Brown - Families - 1978 - 682 pages
...agreement, the greater the endorsement of traditional male-dominance ideology. SAMPLE ITEM. Some eguality in marriage is a good thing, but by and large the...husband ought to have the main say-so in family matters. LENGTH. Items: 4. AVAILABILI1Y. In Hoffman, 1960. REFERENCES. Hoffman,LW Effects of the employment... | |
 | Harold E. Cheatham - 420 pages
....16* .14* .13* .44*** .43*** .47*** findings. Males in the present sample who accept the view that "some equality in marriage is a good thing, but by and large the husband ought to have the final say-so in family matters" are more likely to agree that: black women have helped to keep black... | |
 | John Paul Robinson, Phillip R. Shaver, Lawrence S. Wrightsman - Psychology - 1991 - 772 pages
...the word obey from the marriage service don't understand what it means to be a wife. (II, III) 20. Some equality in marriage is a good thing, but by...husband ought to have the main say-so in family matters. (Ill) 28. One of the worst problems in our society today is "free love" because it mars the true value... | |
 | Margie E. Lachman - Psychology - 1993 - 264 pages
..."not sure", or "no." Sex role ideology was assessed by two items from Levinson and Huffman (1954): "Some equality in marriage is a good thing but by and large the husband ought to have the main say in family matters", and "It goes against nature to place women in positions of authority over men".... | |
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Some equality in marriage is a good thing, but by and large the husband ought to have the main say-so in family matters. 