Family Problem Solving;: A Symposium On Theoretical, Methodological, And Substantive Concerns

Part I The Symposium -- Introduction: Session 1: Group Processes, Family Processes, And Problem Solving / Karl Weick, Critique And Discussion: Robert Leik, Commentary: Thomas Condon -- Session 2: Experimental Family Sociology / Morris Zelditch, Jr., Critique And Discussion: Robert Hamblin, Commentary: Thomas Condon -- Session 3: Some Principles For The Design Of Clarifying Educational Environments / Omar K. Moore And Alan Ross Anderson, Critique And Discussion: Robert Hamblin, Commentary: Thomas Condon -- Session 4: Sociolinguistics And Problem Solving In Small Groups / John J. Gumperz, Critique And Discussion: Alex Inkeles, Commentary: Thomas Condon -- Session 5: Socialization For Problem Solving / Helen L. Bee, Critique And Discussion: Alex Inkeles, Commentary: Thomas Condon -- Some Final Thoughts: Editorial Introduction -- A Collective Monologue Focusing On Contingent Rewards -- Problem Solving Under Stress/miscellaneous Research Suggestions -- Summary: A Look Back At The Thematic Structure Of The Symposium / Thomas Condon -- Part Ii Applications And Implications -- Introduction: A Framework For The Analysis Of Family Problem Solving / Joan Aldous -- Social Class And Sex Differences In Socialization For Problem Solving In Bombay, San Juan, And Minneapolis / Murray Straus -- Socialization Disorders And Familial Interchanges / Robert L. Hamblin, Daniel Ferritor, And Martin Kozloff, Central Midwestern Regional Educational Laboratory, Inc. -- Family Problem Solving And Social Problem -- Appendixes Annotated Bibliography: Simfam: A Technique For Observational Measurement And Experimental Study Of Families / Murray A. Straus -- Author Index -- Subject Index. Editors: Joan Aldous [and Others] A Report Of A Symposium Held ... January 24, 25, And 26, 1969, On The Campus Of The University Of California In Riverside. Includes Bibliographies.