1. art and entertainment
2. dance
3. ballroom dance

NEWSLETTER
F~ ~~AL
COUNCIL
ON FAMILY RELATIONS
1219 Un\Y",rslty Ayenue S. E.
Minneapolis. Minnesota 55414
July 26, 1976
Volume 21, Number 3
Ruth H. Jewson, Editor
1976 NCFR ANNUAL MEETING
ROOSEVELT HOTEL NEW YORK CITY
OCTOBER 19-23
THEME: FAMILY AND SEX ROLES
LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS: IMPORTANT:
ize for not having read the copy before the
viaS printed, and I can see that I wasn! t
commun j cat i ng too clearly.
I'll try to make up for it now
in th is
Th
year hotel reservptions are
made t h mug h
the New York office of NCFR, Room 503,
sui! S.t1C.rct,
Nel'J Voltk, New Yoltl, 10022.
Rates at the Roosevelt are:
527.00 single
s40.00 for twin, triple, or four in a room
(Yes--we'll try to find roommates If you ask us.) One
nightls deposit is required.
t rave 1
CORRECTION
The price shown in the brochure for the New York Special
Events - 7 days and 6 nights should read
person
In double occupancy and Sl72.50 for si
rather
" than $250.50 per person.
my words on dining out in New York, a remarkable new restaurant has opened. Called_~~~~~~~
World, it is atop the World Trade
The view is
ificent, and the restaurant un
a private cl
at lunch, and open to the public
p~m. for dinner.
By all means) put it on your
and make your reservations as soon as you come
.even before by rna i 1 •
I n your
'II
tour of
museums,
etc., on ly New York as
It.) When you
reserve your tour, spec ify the
Wednesday 1
Friday. This is Tour
tour of Harlem will be Friday. The tour of
Jewish Ne\'J York wi 11 be Wednesday.
The visit to the U.ti. is Thursday. Luncheon reservaions should be made early by contacting me directly.
(See
Newsletter.)
Agency tours are not yet defini teo Changes in
hours, and such due to budget cuts have made it
agencies to think of entertaining guests, By
we hope all <Jill be settled and the planned visits
arranged.
A II NCFR-arranged tours ,.;1 11 be
50~6
the
than regular tours_ There wi 11
registration area specifically for tours, etc. Be sure
to stop and make final arrangements.
1
appear that some members have recently
mailing addresses and have not received the
for travel arrangements. For those of you who
have not received a copy please
NCfR, Room #~03J
136 EM.t snit S.tJr.ed, New Valtle, New
10022.
Some members have sent in their deposits for the
istration only and have not rndicated on their
form their transportation requirements.
Group fare rates not listed in the brochure are
available, and we strongly urge that
travel arrangements be made through our New York
Even less exare the excursion or tour basing rates t isted in
brochure. Those using excursion rates must be in New
York City a minimum of seven days~ To
ify for a Tour
Basing Fare, you must purchase an Airl
Industry Tour
Package consisting of hotel
and/or sightseeing costing a minimum of $65.00
Please add the following air fares to your jist included in the brochure:
(Write if you need other departure
points.)
MINNEAPOLIS:
S1. LOUIS:
First Clas5-5294.00; Coach/Economy-$196.00;
Excursion-$16].00j Tour Basing- -; Group$157.00
Fi rst Cla55-$268.00; Coach/Economy-$178.00;
Tour Basing- -; Group$109.26
Excursion-$1~2.00;
Group fare rates are based on a minimum of 10 participating passengers. Should there be more than 10, a
lower existing group air fare would be used. When confirming air space using group rates, the final cost of the air
fare will be determined by the number of participants takins
advantage of this service.
The brochure erroneously stated that full payments
for air fare must be received by August 1st. Please send
in your reservations as soon as possible, but they must be
received by the New York office no later than September
12!Jl.
other information) or clarificatIon about
just
write to me at NCFR, Room 503, 136 EM.t
57t1t
C"-ty 10022, and I'll
as prompt I y
and as well as I can. If fIve confused you,
ought to unconfuse you~
See you in the Big Apple,
NoltmCl Ne.wmClltk, Loc.a.t AititCll'tgemc.I'tU ChaiJ1.pc.lt601l
PROGRAM
CATIONS COMMITTEE MEETING
UntveMa'i 06
FloJLWa, Chai rperson
B!'.JUV~do,
Manhattan Suite
Filix M.
8:30
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP ON AGING AND
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION
Ca..tltf'IUl11'. A. Rac.iwood, Nord;lllVut
nUna.u UnA.VeMa!!, Chai
E. Ja.l1'. OyeJt, ~u.c.lugal1
U.uv elL6i.ty , Valto:tity F,~tU.t, ~ en:t
S.ta:t1'. U,.UVI1Il.6.{;ty. Clad Malty Anditi'JlJ<\,
Nolt.theJtn I Ul110,u U.uu eM.i.ty,
committee members. This workshop
will be an opportunity for family
1 ife educators to explore problems,
share experiences. and raise questions about focus, content and
teaching methods used in family
life courses that include aging.
Registration is 1 imited. Write Vit.
Rodwood a.t 208 FaiJunovct V11-<.ve,
VeKa£b, UUl1o.i.o 60115.
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Colonial Room
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP
cussed
is MultiMedia Instruction? What Procedures
are Invo1ved in the Organization of
Mul ti-Media Instruction7 What
Procedures are Involved in the
Development of Multi-Media
Instruction7 What Procedures are
Involved in the Implementation and
Evaluation of Multi-Media
Instruction7 Multi-Media Colored
V
Cassette Courses with
Manuals; Multi-Media
Cassette Course;
Getting Your O\"m
Show on the Road; Implementation
and Evaluation Session. Cost $15.
(Registration 1 imited to 16 persons.)
Wr i te
t1ltd GoldbeJtg a.t
718
Ultde, S:ta:te College,
16801.
-2-
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, Continued
9;00 AM 10;00 PM
Parlors A and B
HOSPITALITY SUITE SPONSOREO BY THE
TRI-STATE COUNCIL ON FAMILY
RELATIONS
B:30 AM-IO:OO AM
THEORY AND METHODOLOGY WORKSHOP
Session A
Terrace Room
Session B
Grand Ba II room
I'Toward a Science of Couples,ll Ma.x.
GalL6.!.nUe, UH-Lve)u,Uy 06 Montfleal..
MalLi' H.i.e/u., F.eafl-Lda S:ta.te
UH-LVeM,uy and RobVt.t R!ldVt,
Ul1ive!l~.(.t" u6 Cunl1eeUc~t,
Session A
Terrace Room
"Methods for Applying Developmental
Psychology to Developmental Family
Theory," Ffled S,tuUz, Oh£o State
IIStructural Equation Models and an
Appl ication from Fami ly Survey
Research," Lu.thVt O,tto, Wa;.,luftg.tol1
S.ta.te UYLtveMLt" and S.tc.vell
/,Ic.LaughUn, UMlleM.i-ty 06
~UI1I1<U\ota
Session 8
Grand Ba J 1room
"Symbollc Interaction--Role Theory
and the Family," We6.fe.u Bw'tJ[,
GC.06(;flC" Lugh, Randal. Vay, afld
John COM.tanUnc., Bfl.igltam Young
3:30 PM-S:30 PM
5:00 PM-7:00 PM
7:30 PM-9;00 PM
7:30 PM-IO:)O PM
Vanderbilt Suite
7:30 PM-9:30 PM
Session A
Terrace Room
Session A
CClJtf{"ted Bflode!lLek, U"'LveMLt" o{,
THEORY AND METHODOLOGY WORKSHOP
Cont i nued
Confl i ct
Equi I Ibrium Model in the Major
Faml I y Frameworks," Epl1ir1Wn A.
"Typology of Marital Interaction:
CI
Analysis of IMe Data,"
Session B
Grand Ba 11 room
..J
Vonal.d Tlw,mall, Slleer,o; 6eLe Ai!VV'Liage
NeLlMtettefl, Kan6M C,Lt!!, M.1.6MuM,
Cha i rperson
U,"LveMwJ 06 Rhode T~.ea.l1d.
Vavid Rew~, GeOflge Wa.i>lul1gtol1
UluveM.iA:y and Vav.td Mallg CJl,
UIUVeMLt" 06 M.i.l1nuota,
discussants
8:00 AM 6:00 PM
8:00 AM-6:00 PM
Continued
Systems
l'An Ecological Systems Approach to the
Prel iminary
Conceptual iZatian,I' Ml1.!l.gaJtet Bubo,Ez:
and BeatflLc.e Pao wecA., M.td,Lgal1
S.mte UnLveM.Lty
B:OO AM-5:00 PM
NCFR EMPLOYMENT SERV I CE
NCFR REG I STRAT I ON
9;00 AM-IO;OO PM
HOSP I TAL ITY SU ITE SPONSORED BY THE
TRI-STATE COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS
9:00 AM-II;qS AM
NCFR BOARD OF D I RECTORS MEET I NG
B.~ode)L<:c.I" UH-LVeMU"
Cal.L6MI1.la, NCFR Pres
8:30 AM-IO;OO AM
THEORY AND METHODOLOGY WORKSHOP
pres i ding
Session A
Terrace Room
lIntVe~h.£t!l'
Cati:6lted Bltori~lttd<, UI1Lvc.v...Lty 06
So~hefl" Cae..t60fl',ia, discussant
Session B
Structure of Theory l l '
Laflfllj COM.tallane, Aeto II ,
Ma;.,~ aduL6 c.tt.
"Adapting Scheff's Coorientation
Theory to the Ma rita 1 Re 1at ionshi p, II
Vavid Ktc.t" , lIYL{VC.1t6.(tV 06 No.t'te
Vrone.
Jet." Spflelj, Ca;e We<.·tVtIl Re6eltve
UnlveJt1..L:ty ruut GeOflge Lev.Lllg C)I.,
tlllLc'e.fl1.,Lt" 06 MaMaellll1.et.tl>,
AUe.Jl, &took.e.YI1 Co,uege,
B:oo AM-7:30 PM
U,uve'L6L tu 0 (, Maltyi,,"d
Approach for Studying Family
Relationship," S11.1ld" CE11.1t1<,
NCFR FILM AND FILMSTRIP EXHIBIT
Chairperson
View of Family Relations and
~II Cha./l..J:o"tte ChUltaman,
IITm-lard the Utilization of a Systems
NCFR BOOK EXHIBIT
Pa.f.fl£",[a HwmpMI1, He/tbeflt Le.lvTIaI1
CotEege, Chal rperson
R~th
THEORY AND METHODOLOGY WORKSHOP
discussants
R.tc.l!aAd GeUu,
WEDNESDAY, OC~TO~B~ER~~27.0~,~1;9~7~6"
NCFR PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE
MEETI NG
Pen,u,ul'.vanta .sm.te
OLlOH, UH-LVe!l6.Lt" 0(,
M.inl1iMo.ta and Bltent M.i.UVt,
UH-LVeMU" 06 Tef1ilUhee.
Sue S.tul1me-tz, U",lVeM.Lt!! 0 6
Ve[m<lalLe. and Jay ScilVal1eve£d.t,
Utal, S:ta.,te UH-LVeMLt", discussants
Sens i t i ve Issues
I'Computer and Film Techniques for
StUdying Non-Verbal Behavior/ i
J. CfllLi.g PeVttj, Utah State UIUVe!l1..LtU
lIMethods for Studying Sensitive
Fam I I y Top i cs,"
NCFR INTERNATIONAL LIAISON COMMITTEE
MEETI NG
Fami Iy:
Grand Ba 1 t .-oom
NCFR EXECUT I VE COMM I TTEE MEET I NG
I'A Dialect1cal Critique of the
NCFR KEMBERSH I P COMMITTEE MEETING
VCflo.thy MafltLl1, Ft. COULf16,
CotOflMo, Cha i rpe r50n
Cha i rperson
Terrace Room
REG I STRAT I ON FOR ANNUAL MEET I NG
Sou.titefll1 CaU6oflH-La, NCFR Pres i dent,
presiding
Joltn Moge.tj, BOl>tult UntVe!l6.Lt!l,
1:30 PM-3:)0 PM
NCFR AFFILIATED COUNCILS EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE MEETING AND DINNER,
Mezzan i ne
ConneeUe~,
on
Gramercy Suite
MEETING OF NCFR TASK FORCE CHAIRPERSONS
E. M. Ra.f.Ul1gh, Un..LveMUy 06 NOidh
Ca/tO"Ui1a aX GJte.en.bbOlLO, Cha i rperson
ism; Mental and Social,
and Its Fami1y Application,'1
TllOrna;., F. Condon, UnLVefl6,i-ty 06
GueEph, OI'CtaJtLo.
MaJ,:tLn Penlwt, U,UVe!l6.Lt1' 0 6 So~h
FtoiUda aftd Pauu.ne BOM,
Unive!l6Lt!l
W,i,6eOIt6.i.n,
discussants
1:30 PM-3:30 PM
J. WoU" and Unda
U,uveMU"
!lExperimental Methods for Studying
Generations,1! Stephen Wi..e.tLl1g,
UH-LVeM.i.ty 06 Iowa,
G,taitron SrJ11.H-LI1A, P(!.I1M!lfvantit State
UnLveMLty and Jo~eph Caflflo,u,
U'UVeMU" 06 New HamphlUite.,
discussants
Fflal1ke£, UnLveMLt" of, w.iu.o,,,,,,il1
06
1:30 PM-);30 PM
lI\anhattan Suite
The Role of Myth and
Belmet.t, GeOflge Wa;.,hlllg.tOI1
Reub"" Hill, WUVeM,i-t" 0 6
M.tJ1l1<U\ota and J ~Jtotd flew!>,
::30 PM-3:30 PM
Hudson Suite
Cont inued
Gene rat i cns
IIFamily -Identity and Intergenerational
Contlnul
Ritual,"
Un,Lv r!.)l.f.J.{ty.
Session C
Grand Ballroom Foyer
THEORY AND METHODOLOGY WORKSHOP
East Room
UntVeM.Lt!l.
GalL" C. SpollflUg.Ee,
M.i.nn~6ota and Ronald
P<."ehllLtfli.e TM.UMe,
V.C., discussants
10:30 AM-12:00 Noon
Sess i on A
Terrace Room
IIAssessing Theories of Social C1ass
and Socialization: Where Do We
Go From Here?" V.i.IU:ofl GeCM,
WMlung.ton S:ta..t:e Uf'uveMLty,
Phillip Kunz, 8JU.fJ "am Yaung
UH-LveMLty and Lyfe LaMon,
UH-LveMLty 06 AfbM..ta., discussants
discussants
Session C
Grand Ballroom Foyer
4:00 PM-S:30 PM
Session B
Oval Suite
Cont i nued
"Measuring Intra-family Conflict and
Vio1ence~
The CRT Scales," MWVLa-U
S.t/U1U6 , UluveM.Lty 06 New HCUllpl>hiJle.
John. ScaYlZCHU, I nd.w.n.a Uni.veJt3,i..ty,
d i 5cussan t
"The Interface of Family and Society
in Sex Ro 1e Changes til Ba/r.baJtc1
Sc.ttfe1, U,uvefl1.i.t:lJ 06 VefQl~:L~e.
Nail Seo.tt, U".iveMLty 06 Te,meMee
ruld Bltel~t Ropf!Jt, TC.xct1 Teeh
UI1-t.veJl..OUy, discussants
-3WEDNESDAY, OC~T~O~B~E~R~2;O~,~1~9~7i.6~CioFn~t~i~n~urre~d~
~:30 AI1-1 0:
60
AM
Session C
Colonial Room
THEORY AND METHODOLOGY WORKSHOP
liThe Conceptualization of
Communication Through Family and
Social inguistics,1I Kay TfLOG.6t,
flat" CMM Co.UQ.gQ..
. Ml'..(vil1 WllfUl14ol1, FtoiUdll S.ta.:te
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1976
8:00 AM-l0:00 AM
FeLix BeJLaItdo. Univeu,alj On FtoiUda.,
Cha i rperson
8:00 AM-IO;OO AM
U,1-lveitM;ty aYld Ramol1a MMotz,
discussants
Terrace Room
THEORY AND METHODOLOGY WORKSHOP
Cont i nued
Soc i a 1 Exchange-Sys terns
Theory of Coha b ita t i on," Clu:vLtM
L. Cote, Iowa. S;tlLte UniveJul.{;ty and
CIta.iLtM B. Hennon, UniveJul.{;ty 06
utah
8:00 AM-6:00 PM
NCFR BOOK EXHIBIT
8:00 AM-6:oo PM
NCFR FILM AND FILMSTRIP EXHIBIT
8;00 AM-6:00 PM
Hudson Suite
HDSP I TALI TY RDOM--NCFR TASK FORCE ON
WOMEN'S RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBiliTIES
Manhattan Suite
UfUVeJulUlj /Lt Sa" V-cego, Chairperson
HaSP !TALI TY ROOM--NCFR TASK FORCE ON
DIVORCE
Ro~ e
ItAn Exchange and Nurtuiant
Socialization Theory of
Personal ity Development ,II
KeJultel1, Elu..teitl1 IMc.h.igal1
EmUy R~OWI1, V-cvoltce aOO MaiUt:cU:
rUnic, Wan ik£f1g.t0f1, V.C.,
Cha i rperson
Gramercy Sui te
"Equity Theory and Social Exchange
Study Power in Family
Relationships)'1 Ma/L.lQ. O.omoYl.d l
Ff.OJr.irfll S.ta:te U",tVVL6.Lty.
SlulitOf1 Pk-tQ.e-Boflham, Ol1hrhoma
Smte. U"'"V~,'t6"i;.ttJ and Robe.Jot Le-t/<,
Uttivellh.Lty aD Mbme6ota,
discussants
2:QO PM-3:00 PM
Terrace Room
Chairperson (All conference dele-
gates are welcome to visit the
hosp ita Ii ty rooms at any time)
8:00 AM-S:OO PM
8:00 AM-5:00 PM
9:00 AM-IO:OO PM
8:30 AM-IO:OO AM
Counsel ing
Session A
THEORY AND METHODOLOGY WORKSHOP
BUSINESS MEETING
1:30 PM-2:30 PM
PM
Vavid I(ni.i>l<e/t.I1, lInivelLlHy
W.u.Q.OI~l"["
Directed Training Program in Family
Therapy," LMlty
Smte
Education
ROUND TABLE COFFEES
{Please see enclosed sheet for 1 ist
of topics and instructions for
stering for a coffee~ Round
are limited to 10 persons,
and you must make a reservation in
advance. )
7:30 PM-IO:30 PM
OPEN I NG PLENARY SESS I ON
Address:
"Social Change, the Family,
and Sex Differences ,II La.i.!! WtarLLo
H06(,mlln, 1I11t"E)L6.itU D6 /.Iich/gllil
1I11).lIc'<.6.ity un
SC1l.LtitC.'tH
NCFR Pres t dent~
Ca'Lf.nlted
pres i ding
8: 00 PM-M I DN I GHT
RECEPTION SPONSORED BY THE J. C.
PENNEY COMPANY.
Reception "Jill be
held in the McGra« Hill Building,
Little Old New York Mea.
"The New
York Experience!! will be featured,
Film shown at 8:30 and 10:00 p.m.
Refreshments
Bo~tol1
Principles Approach to Teaching
WMtey BuJ1Jt, MlVtgalte-t J<'.I1.6"-11, and
LaMlj Bltady, BJt,4Jhrun VOl<llg
Session B
Teaching the Total Family
Un-i:veJ'J.:.Ltf}
VOl<g.ea:;~ Sp~el·dde, PwtdUe U'UVeJulLtlJi
LoLl WalilleJulmlln and AblUlhrun
.
Wal1dVWIl1lIlI1, GeOitge Peabody CoUege.;
Sa.!La Taub""", V,~exet UIUVeJuI-L.ty
NeiUYlall,
3:30 PM-S:30 PM
Con6talttlf1e,
Ho~pLt:cU:
5ess ion A
CaMle£.( UnivcJuLty; TaM Hyatt,
Cummtln-Lty Advtl!H'A!.merlt PlLoglLcr.m,
CambfLtdge, M(LMachMett6; BalLbalLll
UfLtVeit-l.Lty 0 Ii Rlwde IM.al1d; Ill1d
Rl<6oeLt SlnI:lJCt, UllivVWI.Gty 0(,
Rhode Buud, panel ists
od
a"t Mad.u.Oll
I'Designed Experience ~ A Multiple Goal
SPEC I AL SESS I ON
COlmeetlcu,t; Mottle SHlalLt,
rperson
"The Negative Effects of Marital and
Family Therapy," AU1l1 S. GUl1Jnan Ilnd
SESS I ON FOR ORGAN I ZING AN INTERNATIONAL SECTION ON THE FAMILY
Rtt6.6c-CA~ Sage Co.e.e119e.;
PhiLip NCLUlI<111, lifl.tOIl CaUcg e;
LauJitl S!1Hlil,t .. UnLvC./t6Ltlj o~
NoH!!
Hazards of Teach Ing
and Learning Family Therapy}1!
Howalui Uddte Ilnd IUc.l1llJid Hupin,
Tempt" llJuveT.,IHy
ORI ENTATION FOR ROUND TABLE LEAOERS
HMp.i;t(LC; Joal1
pJt.lV(Lte IJiUtC.ticc, ACtOl1 ,
Ma.J.>6a.c.iJ!LJ..e,tt6; MaJtgalLc.t Feldman,
I.tleaca CaUege; Ha.~.af.d Fetdman,
SECT ION MEET I NGS I
Use of Audio-Visual in Counseling
liThe Use of Films in the Diagnosis
and Treatment of Sexual Problems,"
Siean CoLey, U',"lveJulay
ClVtoUnll /Lt CIUtpeL H.LU,
Can6"mn;Unll Sa!i.lf.i06-Roth6C.h-LCd,
Wlly"e State U",ivc)LJ...ity, Chai rperson
3:30 PM-S:30 PM
NCFR EMPLOYMENT SERV I CE
HOSP I TAL I TY SU I TE SPONSORED BY THE
TRI-STATE COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS
Sess i on B
Jo"c.e SutUva", FilJJr.ida Smte
lhUVeJulLty, Cha i rperson
3: 15
NCFR REGISTRATION
~[ehalta Pk-[ee, EVCOA Pltodl<,,"tionb,
E"gteJ.~ood. New JVWley
Bl'..'Ct Aarun<l, U}1.tVeitoLty 0(, 1II.t6C0l1.6.tfl,
Chairperson. (For information about
the pre-conference workshop vir i te
Vit. AdruM a-t VepaJl,tl1len.t u6
SO,,"toCogy, UII""Ve!L6.Gty 06. W.i~Q.Or1L>il1,
MaMbOl'l, W.u,c.on6in 53706)
HOSP I TAL I TY ROOM--NCFR TASK FORCE ON
BUS INESS AND INDUSTRY
VO[(g.fiLI SpIt<?ftkte, Pl<ltdl<e UnivVWI-Lty,
Theory in the Context of Family
Theory ~ II Jani2. TIl.Q.U.pmann,
UfUVeJulUy 00 W.u,Q.ol1L>il!
IlComputerized Simulation of Couple
Exchange: Proposal of a Method to
Someitv-Lf.f.e. Cdtn oltn£a StlLte
S.tJtM~
LawJt..QJ1Ci2.
UIl-cVVWlLty
THE FAMILY COOROINATOR EDITORS'
MEETING
Jal1lM W!LUVWI, UluvVWlLty 06 Geo!'<g-La,
tha i rperson
Utah S;tJrte UniVeJuI.{;t![j
10:30 AM-12:30 PM
JOURNAL OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMilY
ED !TORS' MEET I NG
Fami Iy Action
Sess ion A
Multiple Perspectives on the Middle
Years:
Pane 1
IITeaching About the Middle Years ,11
BeaWQ.e Bagby, llJuVr!M"Lty 06
IW,IO"W at liltDanll
"Life Satisfaction and Adult Learning
in the Middle Years,!! Ba;Lbalta
Boe.t'xelleit,
Ilt Liltcotlt
lIttiVeit~Ltu
on
Neb~a.6I,a
IITheories of Aging and Their
Implications for Physical Status in
Geoltge. F.Ltze-Ue,
UV,{VCIL6.Gfy a 6 Rlwde L;.tlll1d
liMarriage in the Hiddle Years,1! EdMlaltd
the Middle Years,"
PafillM, AllIeit<icall AMoc..in.UOY! 6M
Re.tiJtea PelLl 0 ILJ.. , Wa6i1"tng:tolt, V. C.
IITouching, Importance in the Middle
Years, II Je6J.iie Pot.teJt, ChiC11.go I
lW"o,W
"Developmental Psychology and r ts
Application to the Middle Years?1t
Flted s.tuUz, O"'tO S.ta.:te Univeu,ay
llFuture Directions tn Public Policy
for the Middle Years,H VOlLo,tlty
Waugrunlll1, NaUol1llt I f16"Ut:u.te 06
HellUh, Bl'..tlte6da, Ma!tljund
1l0 ep ression in Middle Age Women
Following Divorce,!! Kate. Voung,
FtoiUaa Smte Ulr.iv~6aLj
IlKinship, Occupation, and Premature
Death in the Middle Years," Vel1~
La.dbltook, UniVe,"'lLty 0 6 W"t6eol14ill
ILt Ma.du,OIl.
Veal! Ho66man, II1d-Lan He!LUh Seitvic.e.,
HEW, Cha i rperson
10:15 AM-ll:45 AM
Education
Session A
Va!ftotl, L~.gi6.ea.uv~ A~~i6tal1.t
to SenatOlt Mondale,
Wa.~lungton,
COltne.U
UrUveMU,,; Ma.~y AUen JoUey,
AtneAican Home Ec.onotni"-'l
A~Mc.ia:tCal1, WMitcl1gton, V.C.;
A. s.i.dney JohMan, GeOltge
WMMl1g:tOI1 Um.VeA~Uy,
.
.
CI!lVLi~ F.lgLelj, PUltdu.e UIU.VeA~.cty,
V.C.; f/aAQ.td Fehfman,
Fami
Act ion
ion f!,
Cha i rpe rson
Research and Theory
Sess ion A
Men, Women, Sex Rot~_s and Sexuality
IIS ex as Play: Recreat i ona 1
Sexua 1 i ty as a Preference .Amon g
and Wives,lI Ve,U'LL6 K.
and Jay A. ManurU,
06 Nouh Cl1!l.OUna a.t
IIS ex and Sexua 1 i ty Among the
Elderly," ~y K. Gu.:teMc.lw.:ageA,
St. Lo~ UrUve~~Uy
of American Attitudes
ta 1 Sexua 1
Relations: Survey Research of
N.O. R. C, Data," Vav.cd Wei;, PlLltdu.e.
Ultcve.MLty
.
"
IIAndrogyny, Intimacy and Sexuatlty,
Jucii..th LUyt~~ and Leal:Md ~M~,
PertJt6fjLvavwl S:ta.te UIUVe.M.cty
"Gender, Sex Role Equal itarianism t
and Sexuality in Student and
Parent Samples,ll RobeJt..t W~h,
SECTION MEETINGS II
Education Section Business Meetin~
Rebec.c.a Smah, UrUve.May 06 Noa.tt
CtLloL{na a.t Glt£en6bolto, Chairpersan
Pane1: "Direction of NCFR From
Viewpoint of Leaders in the
ion
Section"
Adolescent Parents: A Special Case of
the Unplanned Farni ly
"Adolescent Parenthood: An
Introduction to the Issues)" John
Bltu.c.I1., E, C. BItOWH Fou.nda:tLon,
POFL-.,tfand, Ofte.gon
'IRising Rates in Adolescent PreMarital Coitus and
Possible Causes
UI1.lve.Mliy 06
'IAdolescent Parents:
W. Stanf.ey /OUlgM,
WMil.i.l1g:toy!, V.C.
"Schoo 1 Age Pa ren t s :
and Responsibil ities
Advocates ," June..t
AUia.'lc.e COI1c.eAlled wUh
Pa.~ CJl-t6, WM h.i.n.g:to n., VC
11Demographic and Cul tural Impl ications
of Adolescent Parenthood." Rodney
Shaw, PopLd'.a.tloll I Jt6.t.uu..te ,
WM il[l1g.Wl1, V. C,
Johl1 Bltuc.e, E. C. B'Lown Founda..t.Lol1,
POJt..t1'al1d, Cha i rperson
Sess ion B
FeAl/.eU, W.i..U.Lam RoLol1e,
Po "-'I , nUno.!.; S.ta.te
Policies for Programs to Meet the
Developmental Needs of Older Americans
"Future Directions in Public Policy for
Aging:
Implications for Future
Support of Innovative Social
Programs and Research on
VOItO;tillj Wllligmnan,
MMufand; VOlta.thy fI"-'I:teA,
AillcJL.i.c.an C0!16UUant6, 1He.. ,
/.I.L(Cl'.; CoUc.ge
Sail J o.H. S.ta-to.
Cha i rpersons
Session B
flo~e 06
Olt Ag-!Jtg,
Repltl1..6elLta-ttvv..
WalJl1LrlfjWn,
V~C.,
Mu..~-LeC B.~OWl1,
discussant,.
S.tephel16 City,
V-lt<tgivua, Cha i rperson
Research and Theory
Sess ion A
Jane.-t
ToltOn.to
06 s.t nga)JDIte
lIPregnancy as a Coping System: The
Phi 1 ipino Case,ll W-Lc.t.i.mn Ltu,
Ul'uve.MLty 06 I.U£no.i..I, CILi.c.aga
C.L!tc..te and ELena Yu., UI'UVeA~.i..ty
06
S·tevl1.l1 Sc.lciJlvo, Wc.e.ev..Ley
V.lc..to~
Ma.Mac.Itu.~ e.t.t~
"Household, Family and Kinship as
Mechanisms of Survival in a Changing
Society: A Jamaican Example l l'
IIFriendship Between the Sexes
Some
Problems,'! NOl'l.!t G.EctzefL-MCLCbin,
Po~tra.nd S:tate UnLof'l'c6.dy
lIMale/Female Similarities and
Differences
TeNl!!
WILi..teite.ad, lil1-i.VeAS·i..tU a6
tLt CiUI)J<!.E f/.i.U.
W.i.U{a.ll T.
tirUv('!l6.i..ty 06
CI~i."ago C.i.JteEe and
U,"COI'1l.~.i..tlj
urUv('Ju,Uy 06
Pc,tClt StdH,
CliNY alld Nona. G.taz eJ1Alalb.i.l1,
S:tc"te lIl1.tve.~.i.t!!, Cha I rpersons
Sa.n V.iQ.go t Co10:15 AM-ll:45
At<
Caunse 1 i ng
Session A
SECTION MEETINGS II
Session B
~~~~~~~~~~~~, ion of
Biofeedback Techn i ques in
Psychotherapy,ll Non.ma.n S,tofLU,
tlJ"tV C/L6.tty 06 NOlctiteltlt I oLeu
"lIhy Do They Have to Suffer So Long?"
JamU F. CltowLeq, TiI~ Joim~Olt
IJ1.6.tUu..te, MinJtea.poU~.
Edl1lond b'JJ.UClt, Falll.LEy R('Xa.Uol1~
CeltteJt., LOlLLoville, KefLwc.I,y,
Chairpersan
Session B
~"7=c:T::-"'-U:=C:- Students:
A Study
of Stress and Success)" Ga...U:
BMiwue, Sou.tI!6.t.e,ed, Akc.ltcgalt
'ICounselors~
Atti tudes To\vard Women
as a Factor in the Clinical
of Cases in IIhich the
Had an Extramarital
Relationship,l! fltedeA..icll
Le.6 Ue. S.tl/.on9; J e.llfLt6 e.I
UnLvvu,.!...ty 06
YO.lk a.t AlbmlY.
Je;ita.i.a Sd1lLi..tzelt, /.10 n;tc..ea.i.Jt , Ne.w
J ~ey, Cha i rperson
Family Crisis and Sex Roles
lIThe Home as a Sex - typed Env j ronmen t:
Impl icalions for l1arital Canfl ict,ll
GCLl.t MeUolt, Plu.n'u.e U,J,i.Ve.MLty
IIFam! ly Role Structure Following
Pro long ed Sepa ra t i on , I I Ed net Hurl-telL,
C"-ntelt II Olt P~i..s 0 J'[ CJl 0 6 WM S:C"ci{e;,
Naval fleaLth R"-'I~aJLc!t Cel1..telt, Salt
Viego
"S ex Roles. Power Differentials t and
Cop i ng Pa t terns of Spau ~es of
A[coho 1 i cs l'l la.c.QueUne
UlT.lve.-~.i..ty {j 6 Ca.e.in(JilllUt a.t SLUl
"Psychological Father Presence
Families Experiencing Ambiguity of
Boundar.y:
ImpJications for Sex Role
Research J II PuuUne.
06 W.Wc.oM.t.lt-Maci{lloll
P~WOl1M 06 WM s:tJJri.lU, Salt
flm"U...ton Mc.Cu.bb.[I1, Unive.M.i..tu
Mi.nneho..ta., discussant
Pau.UI1e. BOM, UI1.lVe.M.ttrj
Maci[6oR, Cha i rperson
.10:00 AM-ll:00 AM
Tasks and Legal
A Study of Call ege
110m en ," EUzabe.tlt BU!i.n6 and MM;/;cll
Coooey, S.ta.te Un{vV'..!..i..tlj 06 New
Men/Women -- Sex Roles and
Companionship
"Across the Sex Darriers; Friendsh
Betvleen Women and Hen,ll Pe:tM
f/eltbeJt:t Lehman Co.Ucge, C.i..ty
UILlVeM.i..ty eli New YOIt/'
"Finding Time for Compan
Couples with Young Chi
06
(ui6COt1.~bl'
AFFILIATED COUNCILS BUSINESS MEETING
Mo,jel Business Meeting. Ed and MMIj
E.tte Bltallch, HUpltw Co it6lLe.tall,a ,
Edmol1.toVL, A(bvrta, CaJ1a.da
Report on Form3tion of Canadian Region,
JMon Mor..tgom~ILIj, Uyt.i.v~.i..t!J 06
AlbCfl.ta
Other Business
E. M. Ra.ULllg~, lIn.lv<z,uaLj 06
NO'Ltll CMo.Una at
Chairperson
GlteeJl,6bo.~0,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, CONTINUED
II :00 AM-12:00 Noon
12:00 Noon-I:30 PM
MEET I NGS OF REG I ONAL GROUPS IN
NCFR AFF I L I ATED COUNC I L
REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES' ROOMS
Reg Ion I--Voltothy B1.tmc.haJtd
Reg Ion I 1--NolU1Ja ,l)wnaltR.
Reg I on I I I - -Marctiut Cmue.y
Reg Ion IV--MMgM~t Me.xaMe.Jt
Region V--TheJ'ma VUYlrl Han6e>1
Reg Ion V I --VDltatl,y /U.o.[nge.Jt
Region VII--Baltba.!!ll. Bae.ttc.helL
Region VI I I--Jay Sc.hvaYlevehU
Region IX--La-iJ.. FMO",,"
Reg i on x--V-i Rex60JLd
Region XI--Vialllte. K.ie.Jtel1
career couples!
TASK FORCE ON WOMEN'S RIGHTS AND
RESPONSIBILITIES MEETING
RaJe SamelLv.LUe. rax.l6olt..,La State
lIruvlVl.A.i.:ty at Salt VIego.
Cha i rperson
1:30 PM-3 :30 PM
HOSPITALITY ROOM--NCFR TASK FORCE ON
AGING
MlLlt.-Let BMW.... COIklttR..:tan:t, Stepltenl
C~.ty.
HOSP ITALITY ROOM--NCFR TASK FORCES ON
MI DOLE YEARS, AND POPULAT I ON AND
FAMILY PLANNING
Vw" flo 661llan. rJ1ciLaI1 fleaLtlt SelLvic.e,
flEW. Rwo. Nevada and Joltn BJt.uc.e,
E. C. BJt.OWI1 Foundcct.i.an, POlLt.I'.and.
OJtegan,
NCFR REGISTRATION
8:00 AM-5:DO PM
NCFR EMPLOYMENT SERV I CE
9:00 AM-IO:OO PH
HOSP I TAL ITY SU I TE SPONSORED BY THE
TRI-STATE COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS
8:30 AM-IO:OO AM
SECTION MEETINGS III
Counse 1 i og
Session A
Un.{.vlVl.Ally
Commitment," Be,'t-t Kapwn, Ade.l'pli>L
for TroUbled Couples Coping with
Changing from Traditional SexDifferentiated Roles to
Companionate Modified Sex-Roles
Based on Preference J II PruJ'le.£it
VeQI1.e!'~t, S.[Jt. GeOltg e W<lWaJn6
Fac.uUlf 0 AJt.t6. Mol1-tJt.ea£.
AbJtaitam Klle""t"'~. Un.Lvl'!!"",.Lt/f 0
H<?nJty Omli.d,
TJtal1611",t.tOna! Fam-U'.y RlUealtc.iI
111<I<tLfu;te. B~thei>da, MaJLywl1d
"Population Pol icies and Age at
Marriage," Sug.tyrona IlLWk.a.
POPUllLt.UII1 V.iv-iJ...[Oit, lIni.te.d
N",aolti>
"Effects of International Tensions
on Family Life," ShLmon Cron.tei'.,
K.i.bbutz Nwt Mo-tdeea.i. Llltaei'.
II
Ele.na f/aavIo-MamU£a., UIUVl'JLJ.,.Lt"
06 f/wInk-i., FbLeand; Ro~e.
Some.Jtville., Ca.U60ltJ'LLa S·ta..:te
u,UVlVl.A.i.:t:y at Sail V.Lego; ami J.
Hel1iLlj KOMan. 1II1-iVlVl.A.i..ty 06
MlLHaeiuu,e.U6, discussants
Session B
and Sex Role Problems in the
Kinetic family Drawing Test,lI
Ja~e6
E. GMai, PJU1Lt ht6.Utu.te.
Judy AR.be,'t-t, Camp FMe GML6.
LOl1g Sea.eh. Ca.Ui\Olt.Ua. Cha j rperson
Sess ion C
registration is required. Fill out the
form enclosed with this Newsletter and
return with Annual Meeting registration.
Enrollment will be based on a first come
basis. ThIs workshop continues throughout all three Section meetings this day.)
11Workshop on Divorce Counseling,1I
ShUla KeoJ!V!, Geoltgla S<tlLte.
Ul1-ivlVl.Ally
A.i..da
Educat ion
Sess ion A
Chai rperson
NCFR FILM AND FILMSTRIP AWARDS
SESS ION
3:30 PM-5:00 PM
PLENARY SESS I ON
Presentation of the NCFR Student
Award, (a<tol McLeotM flobMIl.
lIn.lVelLl.i.:ty 06 NOlLtlt CMoUna ",t
Gltee/1.6 bolto, Cha i rperson
Address: "Adult Male Sex Roles
G.tu'f Sehoal 0 (;
Med.cell1e
MaltgMU Saw-Ltt.
COnJttR..:tal'J.t. Roehe&.telL, Ne"v 'IOltR.
1Ueharcd BJt.awn. U,uvM<6-i.:ty 06
NoUIt CaltoR.i.ta, G,te.elklboJto.
pres j ding
Session B
and Res i stance to Change," RobeJt;t
W<uc.on6-Lf1-Stout •
CiutJtR.eo Pe.:tJtatlek., Indiana State.
lUc.Ita.rcd Ke,~Qk.h06 6, PuJldue
lrtttVelL6.i.:t:y
pres I ding
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1976
7:00 AM-8:30 AM
1977 ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM COMMITTEE
MEETI NG
Malty Lou Pttltc.ill, Stepltenl CoUeg e,
Cha i rperson
Sex Roles in Various Cultures
MaJr.y Hotvedi, Saf1gamof1 StlJ..t~
UltIvlVl.Alllji PccVUc..[a Bill Sc.o-t-t.
Ul1-ivlVl.ALty 06 Tef1nu,;e.e; and
JC;I1-if1e. Zf1J1b,c.het. UfUVlVl.A.Lty af.
Bet£. LaTltobe lI'ClVlVl.A.Lty,
AIL'..tJt.aR.i.a. aM Temple UI1-iVelL6.Lty.
STUDENT BUS I NESS MEET I NG AND SOC I AL
HOUR
CMol Mc.Le6te.Jt f/ObM.l. U,uvelL6Lty
06 NOlLth CaJtDU,m a;t Glteen6 bolto,
Cha i rperson
Divorce War kshop
(Enro Ilmeni:limTted to 50 - pre-
KI bbutz," SMa Tav.bI/1. VlLex.et
UI1IVeAi>.Lty
IIBirth Order and Alienation Among
2:30 PM-3:30 PM
Sex Roles
'IReflections of Family Interaction
LIThe Middle Years on an Israeli
Tomc.h, Bo£<)I'.L'l{j Glt.een S<ta..:te
Ul1-ivMJ.Lty.
101m Mogey. B06tal1 lIfUVelL&.Lty,
6
/3JLi.dg cpa1ot. Co I1l1ee.t.i.c.u.t,
Cha i rpefson
"The Double Standard." MMfjaJr.et
Etc.ltte.Jt. OI1-tcv-~o T1kI<t;.i.il.lte Q 6
S.twii.eo It! Educ.a.ttot!.
NCFR BOOK EXHIBIT
M.iMoUlLl a;t K1ln6{1/) C.Lty
UI1-iVCM.Ltlj
Regulating Methods in Cross
8:00 AM-6:o0 PM
06
IIShort Term Counsel ing Strategies
Cultural Perspective,"
5:00 PM-7:30 PM
Sex Roles and Counse 1 i ng
110ecision Making and Sex Role
Stereotypes Among Ang 10, Black I and
Chicano Couples,!! RO¥U1£.d ClLOl1Jwett,
11Promiscuity, Sex Roles and Family
SPECIAL INTERNATIONAL LIAISON
SESSION
"Acceptab i i i ty of Fert ill ty
UnLveAI~A:y,
Cha i rpersons
8:00 AM-5:00 PM
OPEN SESSION
Mid-Marriage Role Change
Vavld and Glll;'y K{.e.ill, U,UVlVl.A.Ltlj
06 Mlnl!eoo<ta.
Ge,tltaJtd Ni!ll.bec.k., U,UV<?JLI.Lty 06
Mi.J1ne6o.ta, In terv i ewer and
Cha i rperson
Co 11 ega Women in Lebanon, 1\
V.[Jt.glnia. Chairperson
HOSPITALITY ROOM--NCFR TASK FORCE ON
THE ABUSED CHILD
Hope Be.Jtn6tun, FfoWM Hill
P~yQho.tlte.Jtapy artd CounJwng Ce.l1-tell,
RO~<eYfl. New i'olt.11. afld Veafl K''lLl.dJel1.
Pttltrill.e. 1I,uVelL6.l.ty, Co-cha j rpersons
MOlrJLuon a.nd
a/1d BMbQJr.a KJtlLgelL, Edmon:tol1, Mb<?JLta.
V.Lal1l1e Kie.Jten, Ul1-ivlVl.A.i.ty 06
M.b<?JLta.. Cha i rperson
1:30 PM-3:30 PM
NCFR FILM AND F I LMSTR I P EXH I B IT
8:00 AM-G:OO PM
NCFR AFFILIATED COUNCILS LUNCHEON
"Coping with Dual Careers,ll-- a video
tape interview with four dual
MUlLiet SrneJ';tze.Jt; Vavid afld Elaine
BMlleo; Pue.Jt and B~t;.tJ.J c.~OW/1; 1ameo
12:00 Noon-I:30 PM
8:00 AM-G:OO PM
presiding
Fami ly Action
at
EvanJville.
2:30 PM-4;oo PM
,FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1976 CONTINUED
8:30 AM-\O:OO AM
Research and Theory
Session A
SECTION MEETINGS II I
Children, Siblings, and 'nlaws
Counse 1 i n9
Session B
I'Sibl ing and In-Law Relationships
in Hong Kong:
Impl ications for
Role Reorganization,rt SheJ'J'LL{
Ro~en, l1aJtvaJui UI'Li.V <VL6,uy , Ea6t
Ai>.i.aYl Ce;LtM
itA Comparative Analysis of U. s.
Session C
who have pre-registered.)
Educat ion
Session A
NolCtlt CaJtOUYlCl at GlLeerv.l bOJro,
presiding
Session B
AlI1'.Il1e Rub,lll, BJtoo/i1ljlt Co.egege;
lud.Lth MUEM, CotolLado State
Ul'Li.v eJLl>,[tlj; L e"lie Liebeltmml
Li?()t1t1ltd Ltco<?tlUrran, Cen.t'ULt
UntVeJL!i.tV; R,ici1aJtd
/.IoJtley, UniVeJL6Lty 06 WL6COMiYlStout
Fami
Action
ion A
and Psychological Effects
of the Menopause on Black Women,"
lacquiline Jaelu,oll, V,,/Le
U,""veM-Uv MelUeae Cel'l-te-t
Presentation by HaJtl1.-L~t P.LEpe-E,
rEI1Med PaJte.rltltood i Wo~_t.d
POPllCCl-tiOil
R06e SaIllMv.u~Ee, U"cLveJL6.Lty 06
CI1Uti OlLlLll1 at Salt Vieg 0 ,
Cha i rperson
Session B
Research and Theory
Session A
LOYo.Eo.
liThe Future
Impl ications for Changing Sex
Ro 1es, II JrunM A. Levine,
WeLEeA.eey Coucege
lIPatriarchs, Victims or
--Alternative Male Roles
Western Farni ly,1t Ca)wC
State Ul'Li.vM..o,ay b Nevi
ROUND TABLE LUNCHEONS
(Please See enclosed sheet for list
of topics and instructions for
reg i s ter i ng for a luncheon. Round
tables are I imited to 10
and you mus t
advance. )
at
BURGESS AWARO ADORESS
f1Kinship Mapping and Fami Iy
Organization,!' BelLl'ulItd Fa.-'LbeIL,
AJtiwll11 SttLte U.uVeJti"UV, 1975
Burgess
Recipient.
Pll.l.Li
BulLCQ11 06 ,tile
Ce.116ll~,
SECTION MEETINGS IV
a
in Fami Iy Therapy,lI
Model
NolCtilC/U1 Ca.l:aiUldo and CaJtot
HheiUdge., State UrcLV<VL6'u1j 06
New YOlLkiCollege at O.l:d WUtblL"Y,
Vagwong, Pen'!.6ljEva,Ua State
U.uvV-,A,alj •
Jeanette Mtl1lw66, 1,loMae PlLobl1tLol1
Ve.pll1ltment, New VOlLl" Cha i rperson
Session 8
itA Conceptual Model of Interpersonal
Attract ion (Centers ~nstrumental
Theory) Useful in Marriage and
Fam; Iy Counsel
Ree6e Kilgo,
o~
Co-cha f rpersons
Sess ion B
Mode Is for Counse Ii n9 I
UrUveJt<l'ulj
°
Oui LVMtbulLY
Fertility Behavior:
Roles and the Couple
Relationship From the Male's
Perspective,!! Jan f!i1JrJLeit, Nal'telj
McCIlIIHey, and Bev(!/cEv K'uhea'kt,
TeXa6 Tech UI'I,LV <VL6ity
liThe Ma 1 e Comm i tmen t to Equa 1 i ty:
A Capital ist/Social ist
Comparison,'! V.i.mH~. B-il'u,on,
SiWt-eev NuM I1nd Stllala Ui.eIJI1W,
Wl1yne stCl-te Ul'Li.v<VL6,"ty.
RobeAt StUll, urciv<VL6'uI/ 06
NalLtIJM," CotolUlda, discussant.
RobeJLt StUll, U'UV<VL6,uy 06
presiding
Counsel ing
Sess ion A
TeachJng About Sex Roles
PLENARY SESS I ON
Presentation of
Award.
Patte
GUd" BMetlli 06
Cell6tL;,
Cha i rperson
Presentation of Osborne A\-.tard.
Maude PM/l(Ul, NeJoJ YolLfz CLtlj Schoo.l:
Vi.;,tJLi.c..t
Address: IIMan and Woman as Sexual
Partners,ll Jay Mamt, UnA.veJt6Lty
06 CaUtiO>dUa at Sill! F~nllc..u..co,
W,[eUam c.
llL., PI1.-Lvate
PlLae.tic.e J Gli..O,j,).6e
M-idd.fjltJl,
presiding
2:30 PM-4:oo PM
caU6o,~;,,[a
La lolli,
SaJ'illlt SIw66nl'A, U.uveMLty 06
Session B
1;00 PM-2;OO PM
Experiential Session in Family
Strengths
Hv-.bel1.-t O,tto, Cer&tM 6aA .tI1e.
Vevei:opne,U; 06 ilWnCln pote,ttine,
and Ca reef" Ro 1e
Expectations: A Longitudinal
Study," Pa.;tJUua KYlaub,
UI'Li.V<VL6,uy 06 Neb,~a6ka at Uneoi:t!,
lac.QueLille V04~ I1nd lolm VeFJULiJl,
Ul'Li.v(?M.,"tv 06 Neb1UL6fza at
Ltncob'l, Co-chai rpersons
12;00 Noon-2;OO PM
Divorce Workshop
Shwa Ke.;6!1'A, GeolLgia State.
Univ<VL6Lty
(Thi s workshop is cont i nued from the
morn i ng and is open on I y to those
Interaction and Sex Role
Perception in a Simulated Career
PI ann i ng S i tUB t i on, II Ramona.
Mw'Wtz, UUil S:ta..te UI'UV<VL6,uy
ItMothers and Daughters:
Soc i a i i zation to labor Force Participation,li
V. Rey, Kal:mnazoo Coi-Eeg e
10;15 AM-II:45 AM
lysis for
Dyadic Transactions," G. Hugh
AUJred, /3JLigham Young U;t[vvuLtIj
LClw"c.l'1c.e UngeJl., Wu,t Seneca, Ne10
ValLI< Oevei:opmeYltaE CentlYt aYld
CIU1.dJLe.n' 6 P6Ljc!Ua.;tJUC CC.ntl'A
and Mexican Intra-Familial
s
Making and Sex Role Stereotypes
In Anglo, Black. and Chicano
Coup les ,II V,LC.,tot. . tVlC. Clwmwe,U,
Wyando,ttr. Cow'"tlj MentiLE fieaUit
Cel1tVt, Km"6a6
"Mobl1ity. levels of Satisfaction,
and Power Relations in Black
Middle Class Fami lies," HM!LLcA:te
MeAdoo, Howaltd Univel'v;Lty Sd100i:
0:\ SoeLaE WOILII.
HParental Variation in the Transmission of Ethnicity Among
I tal ian Americans,l' Cofteel'l
JohfL6on, SYl1.aCl-Loc. Un-iV(ifd-ittj
HAnother look at Black Males and
Role Modelling Processes,ll Ronald
Tl1ljEolL, UnA.v<VL6,alj 06 COI1nec..UC1!t
tlChanging Theoretical and
Methodol
Issues in Studying
Black
i e s, 1I MaJ&Ll! PeteJL6,
Un,"v(?M,[tLj 06 Connec..ti.C1!,t.
Ma'Lce Pete"6, U'LlVefL6[tv 06
Connect£c.u-t, Cha i rperson
SECTION MEETINGS IV
.1.11 HUH,Uv.LUe
and Consequences of Women's
Involvement in
Manis Domain,ll
Seelll1 Kohl., We.b6,telL College
"Sex Roles and Survival Strategies
in a Midwestern Black
Community," Cl1lLO.l: Sue", VUlle.
UlUvefL6.Lty
-7-
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, CONTINUED
2:30 PM-Ij:OO PM
Research and
,~
~15 PM-5:45 PM
SECTION MEETINGS IV
"Being Separate and Equal:
Black
Carib Marital Relationships,1I
Session
V.i.,gL,~ia Ke!til~, u,UV<?~;.L.tlj
l.u.i.l1o.i..; ~t Ultbll!1a.
Family Action
Session B
06
IIWhy Migrant Women Make Their
Husbands Tamales," B~<?tt
W.i.eLUv'1.6, AllIe?cLCIlIl llJ,.i.veJt.;.i..tlj
IIFrorn Love to Dependence:
Middleclass Marri
West Germany
Salamon,
Ult{.ve~l.i.t" 06
a-t Ultblll1ll.
SOltljll SIlEcullOIl, 1I11.weuLty 06
and Japan, II
PI~
«ohw", Un.i.ve4Il.tlj
CoCwllb.La
HThe Farmerls Wife: Contradictions
and Conscquenccs of \~omen I s
Involvemcnt in a ManIs Domain,"
Seellll 13. Koirt, WC.b~.tM Co.Uege,
S.t. Loui;, MG16oUJ~
HWhy Migrant Women Make Thcir
Husbands Tamales," BlLe·tt W.i.i..ciamo,
Am<'-4L",," Uni.v ('.1[I.Lt(,
liThe Decision to Parent or Not:
Normativc and Structural
Components,11 Ml.VLCia Ga.Lt Oltlj!
Cha i rperson
Counsel ing
Session A
Mad tal Role
Prescriptions
Bltuee. BJr. OH.llt ,
UI1.[veJt;Lty 06
fiaJllp.;i1lJtC.
lIWork and HOUSC1tIOrk: Family Roles
in Productivc Activity,1f ShalLO¥!
N.idwth, Ul1ivcr.h.i..ty 06 M.i..I..IOUJct-
06 Na4tlr eMotentl a-t GlteeILlbo1[o,
4: 15 PM-5:45 PM
and the Emergence
Wives
STUDENT SYMPOS I UM
Ca.~oC MeLQ.6.t<?~
Waf-Ute e FuLto l1, Equ..!..tab.f.c L.i. 6e
AM,,"~.Cll1ee Soe-i.ety, New Vo.~h CLtlj.
Vougfa.; Sp![el1iU!.<'., P""tdu<'.
UnLl) QlLO,Lty, Cha i rperson
Research and Theory
Session A
Ta.i..nO';.1 ~t tlltbm1a., Cha i rperson
3:00 PM-5:o0
SECTION MEETINGS V
"Industrial Perspectives on the
Work-Famt ly Relationship,1I
SECT I ON MEET I NGS V
Issues in Counseling
IIMorality and Family Counselin9,11
Ned L GClyUJl, UI1.LVIY'l..;.i.ty 0 ~
MMU·wlld
IICohabi tation: Does I t Make for
a Better Marriage1 11 Ca.nJ: A.
Rid.f.eLj, TeX[(; Teeh UnLVIY'LI.i.t[l,
Van Pc.t<'.lW'lln, PW(My.CVlll1.ia S ta tc
UnLvCMLtlj, lli1d A!ctlw.1J. AV<!.J[lj,
T eXM Tec.h UI1i.V~I.i.ty
IIMsrriage or Fami Iy Counsel ing hfith
a Single Participant: The
PulLriut!
U'I.(vt2/t~,l.tlj
"Transi tion to Motherhood," KClACI1
Sr'CM.CU, lIn.l\lVI,; i.t1j
TUllloil
Mt!a.teaf Cente/!, Ci7.ieagu
lIFirst Pregnancy, Sex Roles, and
Marital Power,I' RaCpil LaRo-:.\6t1,
un
Dynamic Interaction of One,1t
Evetun HigM, Sou..th Wi.,"d~M,
Co 111"1 ecti.c.u,t ,
John EdwMdJ." G.'LeeVL;bo1[O, NOll.tll
Ca}wLLn.ct J eha i rpc rson
state
lIi1iv".~litl/
CoCCege
Session B
Fe [fiJI/eli!,
the PsychoLo~
Uni\}£J't~(_tlj,
Nu.ge,et,
Poli
Session B
Ange.tl1l,
11Alcohol i"sm and the Impact of
lntrafamial Discord - Affect
Parameters: A Conceptual
Utilization of the Fami
as a
Subsystem," /.I.U.w,ed
W.LU.illlll
pa-tcJ'<.4on CoLte.ge 06 Nell!
C(JJ1!1C,C,t
Chairpersons
Fami ly p'm.,ter and Sex .. Roles
11Verbal Competency in a SexStereotyping Dj lemma , I I Nanc.l!
F.i.t=gcJ[afd alld Ted lin; ton, .
PCJ1n6sr£1:aI'1.[a Sta'tu Lhriv(,,!(b ('.'tlj
lITask Allocation and Family
Structure in Worki
Wives'
Farni 1 i es,'1
Ill1d Jean JOl1e6, /.Iolmt Ca/lJ)'u
Guitd, Pa.teAMfl, New Jeil.6ey
Sz,i.novt1c.z,
lfS exua l ity in the PhysLcian/Patient
Relationship: A Learning Module
for Medical Students/I C{Vtyl ;',·!oU,
SCln9aJll0l1 S.t<lte UnLvOLI.i..tIj.
CaJLE Li.-ch;tmar!., ofLO!1X, NeJ.\l YOfLr~,
Cha i rpcrson
PC.flYl6uCVallta
State
UI'J,tVf!)lA.t,tl{
IIMarital Po~er Processes in
Multidimensional Perspective. 1I
Wa.ttM GaCtz and LU·te La!tIMl,
UI1.iveJt~.i tlf (J II M.bC,7 til
"Bedfellows Make Strange Politics,"
VOJtothy [LeIlan, WfH'(',Cud;: CufCL'9(1
"Shift in Intra-Fami ly Power
Structure and Resultant Conflict
and Violence f " Sue S.'t(l~tl'lmt!.tz.r
Univ(!}UJLty (J tl Vetawaltc
IIPower in Marital Relationships,'!
E1:a,.lnc Lev.tn, Geoltg.[a S.tCLti!
Session C
Educat ion
Session A
UI1.LVCJL~.Lt!l.
SitMort Plt.iee-Bol1iJaJll, lIyUVCJr..l.i.tU
afld Robe/tt Lcw-fA,
V.UU1nc. Ki".C.lLef1, Un,{vQJu,.Lty
Ramona
Sta.tc!, Un-lV£lUi Lttj,
di scussants
ShMo!1 PiU.ee-Boniwm, UniV(!/l.6.['t1f
uf! Gc£'"tfj.ia, Chairperson
-
1\lalLOt:,
JUI1t!
Ht1n.to 11,
6:30 PM-7:30 PM
Session B
Resea rch on Sex Ro I es
A:UIilIomc.ft, BowUl1g
7: 30
G1[C.~"
PM
sta-t~
Un. ivCUt.J.J.Lty
UI~LvQkl.itlj o~
Utah! Cha i rperson
Presidential Address:
Va.rdoMCl S ta.te
81[od<'-4Lei<, Ul'uveJt;Lty
Coc.tege al1d W.i.eLUvll Gtel1
IM.l.I.i..;~.i.ppi
BANQUET
Presentation of Distinguished
Service to Fami lies AItJard) J.
RieiJMd Connu.r.y,
Plwhm, Calol).ado S·t<lte
CU1[ti.l,
HOSPITALITY HOUR
Ca-U6 oltrutl,
S.tatc
Car"E~l(cd B.
ofJ So,,"tlJVIn
NCFR Pres I dent.
COM-few.Una. Sa.~.iUM-R[1.th;dti.td,
Wayne State UruveJt.,~-i.-.tlj, presiding
Musit and Dancing, courtesy of the
Trl-State Council on Family
Relations
F am i fy Act ion
Session A
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1976
Session B
Industry
and Family
8:00 AM-12:00 Noon
MESSAGE CENTER FOR NCFR EMPLOYMENT
SERV I CE
9:00 AM-2:00 PM
HOSPITALITY SUITE SPONSORED BY THE
TRI-STATE COUNCIL ON FAMILY
RELATIONS
8:30 AM-9:30 AM
ANNUAL NCFR BUS I NESS MEET I NG
CaJLI'.ri·'1ed B1[od~iek, Uruve.uLt"
SOu.thMIl CaLi~OlIll.i.a, NCFR
President, presiding
06
·8SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1976 CONTINUED
9:45 AM-II:15 AM
Counse 1 i ng
Session A
.1:45 AM-II:15 AM
SECTION HEETINGS VI
Open Fami ly Living
"Enabl ing People to Change and
Grow," TIlOmlt6 McG.lI1lUa. Coun.6eUl1fj
al1d P~ijclw;theltapIJ Cen-telt, FCLiA
Lawl1, NeJ,;J Je'tbcy.
LLnda WaGtVCI, UIUve"-'l.Ltij
Geoftg.[a, Cha j rperson
Session B
Research and Theory
Session A
60ft
and Sex Roles:
ImpJ ications 11111
May AMab Ve./Li.a, Wayne S.ta.te
U,.,"ve.'LIl.ltif.
Cal1.ll.taltt.l1111 S"n.u:'lO'; - Rot/Ll en.ild,
liH_{VeJl.!>.Uy,
Way,,,? S.ta.te
Chairperson
11:15 AM-Il:45 AM
ali
BUSINESS MEETING FOR COUNSELING
SECT I ON
BaJLba.\a Jame..;, U",i.Ve.Jt6.Ltlj
ali
IJolLth
CaitO.UM a.t Chape)' Hut,
Cha i rperson
11: 15 AM-I I :45 AM
BUS INESS HEETING FOR RESEARCH AND
THEORY SECT I ON
Jac.quef,lnc W.iJ.,eman, Ul1lVeJL~LtLJ 06
Ca.U601,,~la
CoLeege J VAAf),i.t1,i.!1, Cha i rperson
Out-of-Class Teaching Techniques
V.L Re.)[noltd aYid !>IMif Le.Q_ Wood,
Un.eveJl.!>.lt1} 06 r daho
SturLi.e..; in EdCLciLticm
IIFami Jy
Some Theoret
U"clVeJl.!>.Lty.
Flted V. Lump/elf!, NoJt6oJ:/l State.
Educat ion
Session A
lllti.ve.lL~.Ltlj
IIFami ly Sociology and Sex Roles:
Some Theoretical Imp] ications,'1
MaitgrvU Eich1'e.'L. On-tM..io r f1~:tLtu.te.
Children and Phase of the Family
VelLmon,t
!IThe Life Development Specialist:
New Careers for Undergraduate
Human Serv i ce Personnel ," S.tevel'l
J. VltltLlI" Penn6ijJ:volt{a S.t."Lte
JerrY! Veeve'L6 and J. ,If.
06 We..;.teJtl1
Sociology,"
Issues in Counseling
llCorrelates of Depression: Presence
or Absence of Chi Idren, Number of
and Volto.thy MM., UYbLVe"-';.Uy
Some Intervening
Theoretical Implications for Family
Wal1k.tll1,
O,ttM..io
06
Life Cycle," WaUac.e. Panid(!JJ,
Un-lVeJl.!>.ltij 06 HOlLlda
IiExpectat ions and Adopted Chi Idren:
A Preplacement Counsel ing Program
for Parents Interested in Older
Ch j I d ren Adop t ions," ViLLe Go.f'.dlmb""
SECTION MEETINGS VI
llOying to be Equal:
c"t Salt V.lego,
Cha i rperson
9: 00 AM- 3: 00 PM
McAnaw WeUh, Nw Mexico
iJnivtJ}1.6.Lty
CMt AlLeeo, New J<Vc;cy FcuJllJ:y
TR I-STATE COUNC IL AND DEPARTMENT OF
FAHILY STUDIES, HEHSERT LEHHAN
COLLEGE. CUNY, ANNUAL MEET I NG ANO
LUNCHEON. Tri-State Council is
holding its 9th Annual Fall
Conference. Theme is: liE thn i city
and the Fami
is:
Joe)'
Keynote speaker
p6yeh.<.a.vvi..olt.
pJw~e.b-60!t, O.ILthoJt.
A panel of
vJorkshop 1eaders wi 11 respond to
the speaker and then break up into
workshops to continue discussions
on such topics as Ethnic Families
and the Definition of Hental Health;
Father Power - Ethnic Variations;
Sex Role - Differences in Famil ies
Session B
by Ethnicity; The Battered Wife
Fami
Syndrome - Ethnic Variations
Effects on Fami lies of
ng
Ethnics as Deviants; Ethnic
Families and Life
Rituals Effects on Women 1 s
The
Dual Career Family - Ethnic
Variations; Mother Portnoy 1 5
Complaint
Is it '''other 01Rourke 1 s,
Saltini 's SandovJskJ IS. etc?;
Feminism and Ethnicity
Conflictin;:
eho ices 7; E thn i c Approaches to the
Act ion
ion A
recent
taking place in
gard to mari ta I
Panelists and subject areas are:
Demographic
Pant G./'.i.cll, U. S.
mas t
BWU::!.CUL
£10 .thc.
C!!Jt6!.L6
and Econom i c -
Fami I y Bus i nes s:
Father and (Son)
(Daughler) and Mother; Effects of
v.c.
Rel 19 ion -
Bf.'/ljLlj,
V.lvoltec arid
p.tc~ bytC/Cl'""
Research
HeLen
Fam{,Cl!
sta_te Cunege,
Services and Profess
Emiey
St,eM
Differing Ethnic Background on
Fami ly Cohes iveness.
,w_,"oU'_l.L!!'l;
New Yo,,/, C-Ltif
NU'~no-t/,
10:00 AH-6:00 PH
POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP
V.lvultee
W,'·C{,lli·U!.
and The
soc-lite Re..;eMe/,
The
of the conjoint husteam ltJorkshop is to
demonstrate innovative diagnostic
and therapeutic art psychotherapy
techniques sensitizing family
members to nonverbal corrmunication
and the revelation of genuine
feel ings~ Morning session will
consist of an interview with alive
or simulated fami ly. Afternoon session wi}l involve participants in a
discussion of their observations and
didactic conclusions related to the
specific uses of family art and pup-
Emi.Elj SfLOVJH, ehai rperson
Session B
liThe Foster Family of the
1
5 ,"
Ka.thee.e.fl Samp.lvlI, Iowa
Un.lve>w.Lty
11Single-Parent Fatherhood:
Emerging Family Life
Venl'l..i..!> Oz'Lt/Welt,
An
petry psychotherapy.
Conference
is limited to 30. Cost is $40.00
Wr i te Vlt. and MlkL
GaAM, 155 We!>t 68th S.t~eet,
Velmi6
NolLth
a.t
Ka.~w BIt('the~£dl,
s-ta.tc Un-lUeJl.!>-lty, di scussant.
Gltai1am Spar,,[eJi., Pel'LlLtJYLvanca
S.ta.te UH.LV e"-'6ity, Chairperson
Research and Theory
Session A
ApM;tmen.t 15, New YOIl.k, Ne.a YOI'~
10023.
1:30 PM-9: 00 PM
(Continued Sunday)
POST -CONFERENCE WORKSHOP
ntegration,ll Gltee'L
UUorJ Fax, Melt-'Ull-PaEme·,
II~I-ti..tJ.Lte
U,,",-V£A6.lty
SI1Mod MillM,
A1.lI1l1e..;ota (See
enclosed flyer for details)
NEWSLETTER CONTINUED
-9-
ACME
PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE
THE ASSOCIATION OF COUPLES FOR MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT
wi1) hold its annual North American Conference on Marriage
Enrichment at the Hotel Roosevelt, New York City, October
23-21" opening at 1:30 P.M. The theme is "Marriage and the
American Future. lI Keynote speakers will be HeJtbm and
RobeJLta O.tto, Naliol·'aJ'. Ce.MM
the Ex.p-c'ollalioll
Hwnall
Po.telcti.a..t, Sail V,ceQo; Ne.l!a
Q',Vw.£.,
g.u.tI. and aJJJ:holU., - New YOIlI, CIty;
Lob~el1z,
,ur~teJt, New ¥oljl, CIty; and KeLth VaughMtLj, FarnLey
AMOGla.t.con 06 AI1le.",lca, New yo.,1l CJ••tU. I n add i ti on, a
number of timely workshops ,,; I I be available. Write ACME
at P.O. Box. 10596, WiMton-SaJ'.em, NOJ;.,tir CMO£..LI1O. ?i108.
TASK FORCE ON POPULATION AND FAMILY PLANNING
The Family Action Task Force on Population and Family
Planning will present a section meeting at the Annual
Meeting in New York City at 10:15 AM On Thursday, October
21,1976; the
'"ii I be "Adolescent Parents: A
Case of
Unplanned Fami ly.11 Participants wi 11
Ca.tiIe!Li.l1e C/~e.mal1 o~ the U,·clvvu..Uy o~ W.ueo,u.£11 at
Jal1e-t FoJ;.blU>h 06 .the NlLtLOnai. At.Ual1ee
W.l.ti1 Sehoot
PMe,ctl.;
KAtlgeIL 06 the.
Ve.rxu~tlH<?l1t
and
Rodneu Shaw
06 .the
Johl1
.the E. C.
BftOWIl
On Friday, October 22, the
Force
Tl!om~
UI'lLv vu..Ity, V.{1.elll'lOva. Pe.nMLj-C.varu'n 19085 has about 30 cop i es
each of two publications available without cost to university
libraries or research depositories:
NCFR PRESIDENT BRODERICK GOES TO AUSTRALIA
The Family Life Movement of Australia is celebrating
its Golden Jubi lee September 1-4, with a conference on
I!Living in Faroil ies Today and in
2001, a National
Consultation on the Family."
BIlodeJl..Ldl will lead
the Consultation and outstanding professionals on the
Au s t ra I i an scene. I nc I ud I ng Ro-semalLU WI.!ILUl1g and ROtlai.d
Conwau, will also contribute.
You are cordially invited to attend,
welcome at both of these eventS.
and chi
NCFR AFFILIATED COUNCILS
On Friday, October
NCFR Annual Meeting, the
jl.tLdugCUI 48170.
19-20, 1976:
ng.
A Celebration of
and Diversity will be the Annual Meeting
theme.
1976, at 2:30 p.m.
Force on Abused
Children of the Family Action Section is privil
sent VJ;.. Vb,een.t J. Fontana as the featured
to preDr.
Fontana is the 1",edicai Director and Perl
is being planned for the whole family.
pJ;.ogP.L!J1I el1ailJpeJ!hOI1, 74 C.ta.M!IOOJIl 066-LC(:
BuA.Lding, U'tLVM..;.~tu 06 MiI11lrz..;ota, St. Pau-C., MLnlte6o.ta 55108.
Write ROtl
NORTH CAROLINA: The 1976 Annual Meeting will be held
September 24-25 in Raleigh. Theme is "People Helping People."
Vac-cd R. I'Jl.Lg, M.Ldclgal1 S·ta.te. UI'C(.VeIL;Uy, I s keynote speaker.
Wri te President, Ke!1l1e;th V. Se.U, Vepa'Ctlnelct 06 SOGi.o.[ogy,
Catawba
of the New York Foundl jng Hosp i ta I; Professor of
Pediatrics, New York University Col
November 6, 1976: Fall Workshop on Violence in
Contact President Bet.tu Ba~beJ;., 44599 C-C.ailJe
\-Jill be most
TASI( FORCE ON ABUSED AND NEGLECTED CH ILDREN
of Medicine;
Cha i rman of the Mayor I S Tast( Force an
ld Abuse and
Neglect of the City of New York; Chairman of the Committee
on Child Abuse of the Medical Society of the State of New
York; and most recently, recipient of an Honorary Doctorate
of Humane Letters from St. John's University. Or. Fontana
is the author of over one hundred scientific and cl inical
articles and four books, inc!
the current best
The vital inquiry will focus
on issues affecting fam!l ies and family patterns in
Australian society today. In addition focus will be put
On the I!New Woman ll and her significance for Australian
families. and the Australian male--his search for role and
an identity, Best \\fishes go to the Family Life Movement of
Austral ia on this important occasion~
v..d 11 sponsor an IIHasp ita 1 i ty Roomll throughou t the
,lfMtha Lamb~t; 06 WlMltLng.tofl State UltLve'Cl.l.ty wi l i o n
hand to demonstrate a .ne\-J simulation game deal i
vJith
decision-making in adolescent sexual!
MOl'lailan, Vep«"'tmen;t 06 Souo-C.ogy, VLttatJOl'a
Nordh CalLo.Una 28144.
president is LoJ;.",tta FoCey,
13536
MbelLta.
NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK
PJ;.Mident Grz..~a.fd FOlld is
of November 21-27, 1976 as Nat
the week
PLEASE NOTE
The inclusion of an item in this Newsletter does not
necessarily mean that it has the endorsement of the NCFR.
Bi;t'i~~~·Ff.oweIL HLCL P.~yeho.tl!l'Jtaplj
and COlm! ULI1g CelLteIL,
Yolt/? are co-cha i rpersons of th i s task force.
DO YOU WANT ANEW POSITION OR STAFF?
ASSORTED LOCATIONS:
COUPLE COMMUN I CAT I ON 1NSTRUCTOR TRAI NI NG WORKSHOPS are
The NCFR Emp I oymen t Serv i ce \·Ii II be
through Friday during the Annual Meeting.
is urged.
copies of resumes should be returned lvith
the
applications.
WORKSHOPS, TRAINING PROGR.8.MS, CmlFEWICES AND
OTH ER OPPORTUN ITI ES
It ,iii I be difficult and ex-
pensive to have photocopies made at the Meeting, For forms,
lease wri te to Be.ttlj ,110=[.6011,
NCFR AHluutf
EmptOljmCJLt SeIL"Lc.e, 1219 UItLveIt6.i.ty
SE,
M.LI1neapo.e.i.;, M.£;me.w.ta 55414.
for the fo11owing dates and locations:
Houston,
Minneapolis, Minnesota;
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Francisco, California, Washington,
D.C.j November 12-14, Atlanta, Georgia New York, New York,
San Diego, California; December 3-5~
Illinois.
Con tac t : Tv,teJ;.pefL6 Dna!'. C0l1l1Htl11LCa.t.loll
? 0 0 I RLvei(l,$e.
AVe.llLle, Mbmeapof.L6, M,LIII1<?6o.ta 55454 161
THE NATIONAL YMCA FAMILY COMMUNICATION SKILLS CENTER
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA:
of Chi Id and
Family Development is
an
developmental
ist to complement an interd sciplinary faculty who will be
initiating a recently approved Ph.D. program in child and
family development ·in September 1976.
Ph.D. and demonstrated
excellence in both research and teaching required. Preference given to persons with research interest and
in areaS involving
It-child interaction ,·lith
socializing agents
1
parents and teachers).
research and teaching opportunities, salary based on
quafifications. Position available
J or September
1, 1977,
Ing upon availabil
Send inquir
and vitae to
VepalL:tment 06
GeoJ;.g.i.a,
CIL~w
ified
idates.
and
CaU6o't.IILa. 94025.
Com i ng BEHAV I NG MOD I F I CAT ION WORKSHOPS by. BMT, Inc.,
include the following:
San Franci
September 17-18; Seattle
October 8-9; Chicago, October 15-16;
Orleans, November 5-6;
Dallas, November
12~13;
practicum and symposia.
A'lcadia V~Lve, Tu.;caEoCM,
CHRONIC ILLNESS, San
The School
of Home Economics is seeking a facul ty member for full time
- 9 month appointment! with a Doctorate", or near Doctorate,
in Family Relationships and Child
(Home
Economics preferred). The assignment
fall will include teaChing Family Relationships but a person who can
teach Chi.1d Development and Family Relationships at both
level is desired. Write
Own, Seiwof
Home.
EC0I10m'£Ch. U,cLvC)u,.l.ty 06 W.WeoM.tIl, S.teVeJH
WLoco,u,cn 54481.
Denver, December
Nashvi1le,
January 7-8, 1977; HaIVai i January 11,-15,
Acapulco,
February 11-12, 1977; Phi
phia, February
1977;
Atlanta. March 1977. The \'Iorkshops are both intensive
19-21, :
Mhe.M, Gc.oJ;.gia
Opportunity Employer.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT:
the undergraduate and
Agl'le.; A. Jone.;, Ph.V.,
has avai lable workshops in many parts of thl United States
on the following: Positive Partners, and Peop I emak i ng
Through Family Communication. Write: FamLeu Coml1lul1.i.c.atLol·'
SIutt6 Cell.te't, 350 SiJa r.ol1 Pard, DJ;..Lve, Suite A-Z3, MeltEo Pcude,
Joan Ba.&.&infjeJt, M.D., 81
35401.
WORKSHOP ON FAMILY, FAMILY THERAPY AND
iico. Contact Oft. S. T. Al1de!L6ol1,
1375 SOlltl, E.tL;CO D«vc,
1.la1.LI1 PJ;ueIILat-1Lc
C({..Ll6o'!JH~a 94904.
CONFERENCE ON PREVENT I NG MALPRACT I CE
PROBLEMS, August 6, 1976.
TH I RO ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON CH I LO DEVELOPMENT:
SOCIALIZATION IN EARLY DEVELOPMENT, UCLA, November 6
For both conferences vlri teo Heatth Seftv.ceel. UCLA
P.O. 80K 24902, Lo~ Allge.te.', Ca.U6ollua 90024.
1976.
Family Life Education Training for Teachers of the
Phys i ca 11 y Di sab led: THE HUMAN SEXUAL I TV PROGRAM OF THE
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO
has received a training
to augment the training
approaches to fami
I ife
from HEW Office of Education
education teachers in ne'l-"J
for disabled students.
The program (a
of three seminars given during the
school year) is open to special education faculty in schools
-10-
of higher education 1 special education teachers, and spec~
ra1 education
students during thetr practice
teaching. Per iem, transportation costs within Callfornia t
and continuing education credit is available. Write:
Cw,.e.a Tl1O'~fLtOj1, R.N., M.S., Hwnall SexuaLwj PILogILam,
LI.uv~v.,uy 06 CaLL60iLlua Med.Lc.a.t CC!JLteIL, 350 PMWU.6(L;
Avenue, Su.i.;te 700, Salt
CaLL6oiLni.a 94143.
several
THE GESTALT THERAPY INST
OF LOS ANGELES has
available July-December.
Some of the
cour ses
tArt Exper i enCe /' I!A Gesta it
Therapy Approach with Chi ldren and Adolescents,1I IIWomen ,
Gestalt and Sex," and "Gestalt for Couples. 11 Contact:
Ge.6·D.ctt TheJI.{[py II16.ti;tute., P.O. Box 45255, LOJ Allg<'..E<'..6,
Ca.U,60i[1l-La 90045.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA/DAVIS:
October 8-10, 1976,
Human Relations Training Methods. Approved through appl ied
behavioral sciences department, University of California
at Davis.
Family Therapy, November 5-7.
Fami Iy
Approved
department, Schaal of Medicine,
Davis.
bath workshops
Universi
write:
UI~Lvi!.itJ·i;t1f
Exten6,l.on, Vavl6,
THE CALIFORNIA
LY STUDY CENTER (Ventura County
Offices) and the TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS GROUTH CENTER OF
VENTURA COUNTY offer counsel
and educational services
s. We i te CaU60iLlua
R.i.veJU.Lde ViUve, BMbanlz,
28-30, 1976: THE 7TH NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ANO
WORKSHOP ON "PROTECT! NG THE ABUSED, THE NEGLECTED, AND THE
SEXUALLY EXPLOITED CHILD" will be held in Denver. Convened
August 11 13, September 10-12, October 8-10, 1976:
Chicago workshops entitled "FAMILY THERAPY WORKSHOP:
INITIAL STAGE." October Il-Oecember
1976: Workshop
entitled "A LOOK AT THE OTHER SIDE."
Steve.n Jay
Family and
3179, UIUVVL6Lty
P.O. Bax
G'lO-6<),
MASSACHUSETTS:
ASSOC IATES FOR HUMAN
i Id of
professionals in humanistic behavior
Write P.O. Box 727,
Massachusetts.
01742.
MINNESOTA:
THE GESTALT THERAPY INSTITUTE OF MINNESOTA offers
residential training and/or growth programs in Minnesota
and in Florida, including cruise
In both locations, weekend seminars and
Write
P.O. Box 26410,
MISSOURI:
November
ST. LOUIS will
THE CENTER FOR HUMAN CONCERN IN
a film festival for professionals In
the helping fields \"'IIho are involved in sex education and
Write /.IaJrie E. BelLnalLdy,
COO.~d.LIla.to,t, The Ce.nte."
Humall
100 NOJttl!
Euc..ud, SuLte. 205, St.
oiLMO,jJ'cl
08.
sex counsel ing concerns.
NEW JERSEY:
August 28-September
HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY will
THE ASSOCIATION FOR
Annual Meeting at
Princeton University, on the theme liThe Journeyl1; registrants wi II embark on a stream of apt ions that wi 11 add
up to a four-day
pant.
to each particiN~l1tft
Wr i te )0 Vall
StJre.e.t,
by the Children's Division of the American Humane
Sal1 FJral1c..Uc.o, CCLU6oiLl'Li.a
Association in
Meeting. Write
NEW YORK:
--------SOUTH BEACH PSYCHIATRIC CENTER annoUnCeS its Fall
'76 Continuing Education Seminar with Sa£vadM M.i.nudun,
M.V., on "The Structural Theory of Farni Iy Development and
th the latter's IODth Annual
P.O. Box 2788, Vi!.nveil.
80201.
CONNECT I CUT:
Allgust
Adults On Growing
1976:
Connecticut.
t
COlebrook,
the NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF
Wr i te: MiL. ChaAEe6 T. SMd<'..6011
CHRISTIANS AND
C0I10eiti!.I1Qi!.
Workshop for Youth and
ca at Camp Jewell
V.i1tec..to,~,
III,
NCC), 111 PiUV/..C: StlLi!.<'..t, HalLt6o.~d,
Conl1i!.Q.ti.wt 06103.
Y
NATIONAL SEMINAR ON FOSTER CARE,
COST AND QUALITY
Clayton Hall, University of
Delaware.
BalLbMa s<'..t.te~ is Project Co-Director and
Conference Cha i
Wr i te ConrleIL''.IlQ~ and Cel1.teILJ,
Jol1l1 M. Cuy.tolt
Vel'.awMe 19711.
Ulli.vcA6Lty 00 Ve..uuVMiI., Nwalti"
l7t October 15, November
Therapy," on Fridays
19, 1976 and
,
A.M.A. Continuing
Education Credit
lable. Write M.{.Uol1 M. BelLg elL , M.V.,
Sou.tlt Bc..ac.h P~tjc.hLa.tJt.i.c. Cell-te,t, 777 Seav.i.ew Avenue, S.taten
T~eal1d,
New Yoith 10305.
THE INSTITUTE FOR RATIONAL LIVING has many workshops
available throughout the summer, including I!Becoming More
Assertive"; uProbJems of Daiiy Living"; 'IRational-Emotive
Psychology in
Life!'; "Meeting Women: An
Assert iveness
for MenU; "From Here to
Maturity:
A Workshop
Ages 13-16"; and
IISeparation, Divorce
Institute at 45
S.tltee..t,
Contact the
YOILIe, New YOiLQ 10021.
THE NATHAN W. ACKERMAN INSTITUTE offers several
week-long workshops In a summer setting, including
1976: THE ADLER-DRE I KURS I NST ITUTE
AT BOWIE STATE COLLEGE, THE AMERICAN
ADLERIAN PSYCHOLOGY
ASSOCIATION OF
WASHINGTON are sponsoring
a series cf ten
ian Psychology prior to
the APA convention.
H. MQKi.Ev~e, Adteil.VILdlzw'l-';
Bowie S.ta.te CoUege, Botl>i.e., MV 20715.
THE CENTER
GROUP STUD I ES, THE PSYCH I ATR I C
INSTITUTE FCUNDATION AT TRINITY COLLEGE, has many summer/
fall
education available: Working with
3; Psycho-Assert i veness f Augus t 5 t
with Parents and Fami 1y Groups,
24; Cultural Factors in
i The Child as Patient,
MLUM., Ceil-telL uOil. GJWUp Studie6
Avenue and FJranrun S:tltee.t
20017.
DIVORCE WORKSHOP:
The legal,
emotional and practical
a one-day grant funded
multIdisciplinary
for mental health professionals
and 1awye rs. Pu rpose:
exchange of prof j c i enc i es
between these two
in handling divorce. National
and local authorlt
on divorce wIll present information
and models which should enhance the skills of those working
"lith a divorcing individual. Write shdt.a. K<'..M.f.e.It,
COllluc.u'ng Cen.teIL, Ge.Oil.gia S·tate. UrI.i.veJo...6Lttj, A.tWfLta,
GeoiLg.,:a 30303.
FAMILY INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO, CENTER FOR FAMILY
STUD I ES announces severa 1 forthcomi ng workshops.
Top i cs
include Interface Workshop for EXperienced Family
ists and Partners; Working l.tJith Fami 1 ies with an
Member; Integration of Sexual Therapy
Couples Group Therapy;
A
Day
PiLoO<'..Mionai. EduQaUol1
TIt6.t.i.;t:u.te. 06 Ciu.cago/Ce.nterc naiL
liMon, ClUeago, IlliMO.u, 60611.
M.D.
Intermediate Workshop in Family Therapy, August 1-6;
Personal Style--Use of Self August 8-13; and Brief
Therapy, August 15-20. To
ire about workshops, post
graduate training in fami
It/rite the Institute at 1
and other courses
S.-t'LrJ!.t,
Nr!lIJ VC)JI.R,
New Yo·tk 10021.
OHIO:
October 22-23:
THE HUMANISTIC INSTITUTE OF OHIO
offers a tWO-day workshop on Human Sexua 1 i ty in Co I umbus.
This
\>Jill involve
and small group interact j on focus
att tudes and feelings about a
wide range of
behavior. Explicit educational
films will be
te Rob~t W. B.iAd?,
Hwnanu.:t.i.e
1568 GU.i.En01Ld Road,
COlwllbw..,
August
November 18-20, 1976:
Columbus
WORKSHOP:
INITIAL STAGE;
OF CO-THERAPY IN
CONJOINT FAMILY THERAPYi September
CONJOINT COUPLE
10-12: THE FAMILY THERAPY WORKSHOP:
INTERMEDIATE STAGE.
Wri te Steven
Tlte family und G.~Ollp Edu<1aUol1aE
Un.LveJUuy S.ta:t.i.o,., Colwnbu~,
IIU.tUute., P.O.
Oluo 43210.
PENNSYLVAN I A:
Ju.ly 30-August 1, 1976: The Second National
Conference on MEN AND MASCULINITY Vii 11 be held at the
Holiday Inn, State College,
8~ workshops
have been des
as
didactic sessions
in which men
ItJomen may explore
male sex role today
and the central theme of the conference. II/-len Supporting
Men." Contact:
RobelL.t Lew.L6, CaoiLdil1a.tOiL, 1953 PMk
FOi[~t Avenue., State CoUege., Penlt6ylvan.<a 16801.
TEXAS:
Allgust 2-13, 1976:
Texas Woman1s Univers!
fiwllan Veve.topment
Venton, TUM 76201.
28-31:
WORKSHOP ON DIVORCE COUNSELING,
Contact HOl1OiL Evyan WIUtl1ey,
Tex,,", Woman' ~ UJuvelLouy,
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF SEXOLOGY
in Montrea 1. Theme is International Progress in Sexology.
Wd te Ro belL.t
CluUJunan, InteILnaUonal COl1g~u. 06
Sewlogy, Que.bec,
J3V 4P8.
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ROUND TABLE COFFEES
Wednesday, October 20, 1976
3:30-5:30 p.m.
1.
2.
3.
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5.
6.
7.
B.
9.
"The Teaching Family Model: Professional Parent Surrogates as Teacher for Delinquent Youths in Community Group Homes," Pau.l. AmmoM,
Ma.ude. CMpe.l'LteJl. CIU!riJte.n' J.. Harne, Wi.c.IUta., Ka.MM
"Intimate Interaction: Designing Meaning Networks," BaAbMa. AfI1l1i.,tAong, U¥li.VeMUy 06 AfVLon
"Sex Roles and Etiquette," Pe.1Vt.f. BCV!.te.Lt and Mel/til. HufteJl., GlMJ..bOlto sta.te. Colle.ge.
"Modern Marriage Needs a Bigger Dream," Ke.n and Janet BJL.i.gg<., Twi.n Fa£1A, Idaho
"The Father's Adjustment as a Single Parent," Jane. BWtge.J..J..-Kohn, U¥li.VeMUY 06 w.u.c.OMi.¥t-Wa.uR.e.J..ha
"Who's the Better Marriage Risk--Male or Female?," BaAbMa. Jo Che.J..J..eJl., U¥li.VeMUY 06 NebltMR.a
"The Sexual Revolution in Middle America: ARe-assessment," J. Ke.nneth Vavi.di.on, SJr.., Indi.a.na. U¥li.ve;v.,Uy, Sou..th Be.nd
"Fami Iy and Sex Role Expectations in Conjoint Marital Therapy," Va.v,£d and V-Ur.gbua. EdeM, ste.pheM College.
"Local Family Life Councils-Organi..:ational Matters," Lo.u. L. FMone., Phoe¥li.x. College, Vi.a.nne Ki.eJl.en, U¥li.veMUy06
AtoeM:a.
10.
II.
12.
*13.
',~,
15.
*16.
17.
lB.
19.
20.
2 J.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
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"chajienges and Problems of the Two-Career Family," Se.£ma. H. GMa.i., New Sc.hool 6011. SoUal'. Re.J..eaJtc.h, New YOlI.k
"Mid-I ife Satisfactions and Attitudes Toward Retirement: Rural-Urban Residents," Ruby Gi.ngle.J.., U¥li.VeMUY 06 Ne.bIl.MR.a
"Masculine/Feminine Role-Related Attitudes of University Students in the United States and France," ViJr.gi.¥li.a FlI.u GII.U¥ldi.tAom,
Noil.theJl.n Mi.c.h..ig a.¥t U¥li. v e;v.,Uy
"Women: Perpetual Minority," S.te.ve.n GUflgevic.h, Sou.theJl.¥l AJL.i.zona. Men.:tal He.alth Ce.nXeJr.
"Programming and Organi..:ation of State and Local NCFR Affiliates," The.fma. VUM Ha.Me.n, Mi.c.rugan S.ta.te. U¥li.ve;v.,Uy
"Permissiveness with Affection: Myth or Reality," GMY L. Ha.tc.h, AubUfln.U¥li.VeMUy
"Some Attitudes of Some Couples Using Natural Family Planning," V-Ur.gi.n,£a. He66eJl.na.n, Mc.hd.£oc.e.J..e. 06 WMrung.ton, WMruvtgton, V.C.
"Romantic Love Complex and Sex Role Attitudes," MMY Hi.c.!v." Kay RUMR., and Shu60ll.d Va.v.u., FloJL.i.da. S.ta.:te U¥li.veMUy
"Premarital Cohabitation: Facts and Theory," Je.66,'!.e.y MMR. Ja.c.que.J.., FioJUda. A a.nd M U¥li.ve;v.,Uy
IlS ex Roles and Urban Health," Anne. E. JOlI.dhUm, Mng<.boll.ough CommunUy Colle.ge, New YOII.b.
IlMaie and Female Capacities to Love," LC!WII.enc.e. KeJl.J.,ten, EMteJtn Mi.c.rugan U¥li.veMUy
"On the Uses of Te I ev i s ion in Teach i ng About Sex Ro I es ," Le.J..Ue and Le.onaAd UebeJlman, Cen.tJul.i Mi.c.hi.gan U¥li.VeMUy
IlThe Contributions of a Youth Organization to Fami ly 'Role Changing/Sharing," CMOiyn Love, Fu.twr.e. HomemaR.eM 06 AmeJLi.c.a.
"Teaching Human Sexual Communication in the Classroom," MaJLi..f.yn MMon, U¥li.VeMUY 06 Mi.nne.J..ota.
"The Home as a Sex-typed Environment," Ga..U F. MeLlon, PUfldue. U¥li.VeMUy
"The Male Response to the Changing Sex Role of Women," CII.c:Ug E. Me.J..<.eMmLth, AmeJLi.c.a.¥t U¥li.VeMUy
"Sex Role Perceptions and Predisposition to Singlehood," M. A. Najmi., Bnadie.y UniVeMUy
"Professionals as Parents," MMY Oilo and Vavid G. smUll, Oakland U¥li.VeMUy
(over please)
28.
"The Role of the Family in Social and Economic Development:
Part I," Malty C. Rainey, Miwga.n S;(;a;te UMVe;u,.{;ty and Be.a;ttUce
Paofucu, MidUgan Sta.U UMVeJU,Uy
29.
"Father Involvement with First-Born Infants and the Effect of Infant Sex, Developmental Status and Temperament," Itr.ma E. Rendina,
BowUng Glteen
30.
31.
*32,
33.
34.
35.
36.
"Fami ly Cluster Education - Six Years Old! ," MaltgalteX M. Saw-i.n, COIU>uLta.n:t -i.n FQJnLey Edueruon, New YOltl<
"Teaching the Sociology of SeX Roles," Ka.:t:h£.een F. Slevbl, UMve;u,ily 06 R-i.ehmond
"Developing Support for Married Student Families," Flted and Gtoua S.t;uUz, UMVe;u,Uy 06 Iowa
"Is Child Abuse a Sex Role Problem?," CeeeLLa E. Sudia, 06Mce 06 CWd VeveLopme.nt, WIL6Mngton, V.C.
"EXceptional Children: Parent-Family-School Involvement Workshops," W.u.ua.m Taylolt and VougllL6 Splteni<te, Pu.ltdue U;u've;u,Uy
"Designing and Delivering Family Education through Existing OrganiZations," HeJtman W.u.ua.m.6, U,uon College
"Fami Iy is Future," EUnolt M. Wol66, UMVe;u,.{;ty 06 Hawa.-U
ROUND TABLE LUNCHEONS
Friday, October 22, 1976
12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
"Loca I Programmi ng," Maitgaltet Mi.-tue AlexandeJr., FcmU.ty U6e Counc..U 06 GlteateJr. GlteeVl.6bolto, Nom CaltoUna
"The Challenge of the Family Counselor to Help Chauvinist Husbands and Fathers Accept the Liberation of Their Wives and
Daughters ," 14i.lua.m E. BeJr.geJr., FembU-.6t TheJr.apy Collective., puvate. Pltac.ti.ce., Jamaica, New YOltl<
"Factors Con t r i but i ng to Ma I e I nexpress i veness ," Jael< BaUcicl<, UMVe;u,Uy 06 Ge.oltg-i.a
"Sociodrama: A Technique to Evaluate and Clarify Sex Roles in the Family," Le.e. A. BlIL6l<e., St. John'.6 U,uve;u,Uy
"The Use of Art in Teaching Concepts of Masculinity and Feminity," Maltgaltet M. Bubolz, Miwgan S;(;a;te. UMve;u,ily
"Punctuation and Power in Families," Von J, Cfvt.ihte.Vl.6on, Aubu.ltn UMVe;u,Uy
"Counter Movements Wi th i n the Women's Movement," LaUJue. Vav-i.d./Jon Cwnm,{.ng.o, VougllL66 Colle.ge.
"Middle Age as a Grief Process," Wallace. Ve.l1-ton, Pu.ltdue. UMVe;u,Uy
"Parent and Chi Id Enrichment - An Educational Program for the Fami ly," Baltbalta F-i.nn, Me.he.v~e. Schoot V.wtUa, St. Lou.,{.o,
~w...ooUJU
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
;'51.
52.
*53.
54.
Couples' Reactions to a Marriage Contract," C. VIllUeL F.wheJr., St. La.wJte.nce. UMVe;u,Uy
Impact of Sex Roles on Moral Development and Creativity," B~ and Ba./tba./ta. FoJti6ha, Bowling Glte.e.n Sta.:te. UMVe.It.6ity
"Realistic Family Life Education Replacing Myth and Fantasies," Jo.oe.6 E. Galtai, New Schoot 601t SoUa£. Re..6e.altch, New YOltl<
"Adopt i on and the Revers i b iii ty of Trauma Hypothes is," Vale. GoldhabeJt, UIUVe;u,ity all VeJt.moVl-t
"Interactions with Pregnant Strangers: Social Support or Social Control?," LaU/ta. KltQJneJr. Goltdon, MoVl-tc.!tUJL S;(;a;te. Colle.ge.
"Women: A Perpetual Minority," Ste.ven Gu.ltge.v-i.ch, AUzona Vepa.Jt.tme.Vl-t 06 He.a.tth SeJr.v-i.Ce..6
"Masculine Anxiety and Opportunities for Sex Role Affirmation," Je.66Jte.y P. Hal1-toveJr., VandeJtb~ Un-i.veJr.-6ily
"Some Attitudes of Some Couples Using Natural Fami
Planning," V.iJtg-i.Ma He.66eJtnan, Altehdioce..6e. 06 WlL6hington, WlL6hington, V.C.
"Contractual, Working Separation for Troubled Marr
A Step Between Resumption and/or Divorce," Eve.R.yn S. H-i.ght, U;u've;u,Uy
06 Conne.c.ucu.:t
57.
58.
"Mothers - The Makers of M-E-N," P. K. Houde.l<, Puvate Pltactice. 06 MMUage. and FQJnay CouVl.6e.Ung, KaVl.61L6 CUy, MiA.oOUJU
"In-Service Parent Education through Commercial and Non-Commercial T.V, ," Gle.nn Je.Vl.6on, Utah State. UMve;u,ily, LogaVi.
"Promiscuity, Sex Roles, and Family Commitment," BeJr.:t L Kaptan, Ade.R.pM UMVe;u,Uy
"Extramarital Experience of Urban, Educated, Upper Middle Class Mothers," Janet Vav.w K.weJt, CouVl-ty Ex:te.Vl.6-i.on Ch~pe;u,on,
WIL6Mngton Sta...te UMve;u,ily
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
"The One-Chi ld Fami Iy--A New Life-Style for Parents ," Vav.id Knox, ElL6t Caltolina UMVe;u,Uy
"Highly Competent Girls and Delinquent Girls: A ComparatiVe Study of Value-Needs Self-Concept, and Sex Role Orientations,"
HMUet K. Ught, Noltth Vako-til S.tate. Un-i.ve;u,ity
"Fami 1 ial Correlates of Androgyny," JudLth Lyne..6.6 and Le.onaltd NaltM, Pe.nVl.6ylvruUa S;(;a;te. Uluve;u,Uy
"Men's Liberation in Capitalist SOCiety?," Ge.oltge. T. Mcvr..ti.n, JIt., MoVl-tct~ S:ta.te. College.
"The Changing Role of Women and Its Impact Upon the Hi I itary System," Ham.u.ton 1. MeCubb-i.n, Ce.Vl-teJt 60ft PJti6oneJr. 06 WM stuMe..6,
Ca.U60ltMa
64.
65.
66.
67.
66.
"Cultural Support Systems for Qual ity Fathering," VClJUte.tt McVonald, UMVe;u,Uy 06 Al<!ton
"Changing of Sex Roles at Retirement," Joyce. MeJr.ueJt, Iowa S:ta.te. UMVe;u,Uy
"What's a Housewife Worth? Women's Economic Role in the Home," Shalton Y. N-i.ekou, Olu.ahoma Sta.:te. U,uve;u,Uy
"Learning Sex Roles through Simulation Games," Chcvr..Ee..6 F. Pe.:tJta.11e.h, IncU.a.na S;(;a;te. UMVe;u,Uy
"Androgyny Category of College Freshmen and Seniors and Their Professional College Choice," Be.atUc.e. M. Qu.aJta,'!ta., Ohio We..6te.yan
UIUVe;u,.{;ty
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
"Enhancing the Role of Women and Famil ies in Social and Economic Development: Part I I ," Malty C. RMne.y, MiCMgM S;ta;te.
UMVe;u,Uy and Be.atUee Pao£.u.cu, Mic.hi.gan State. UMVe.IU>Uy
~'Local Family Life Councils-Organizational Matters," E. M. Ra.tt,{.ng.o, Uluve;u,Uy 06 Noltth CaltoUna
"Effects of T.V. on Husband-Wife Relationship," Cfvt.ihta RweJt, ElL6t CaltoUna UMVe;u,.{;ty
"Sex Roles, Sexual ity and Love as Seen in 50 Long-Married Couples," W.u.ua.m L. RobeJr.:t.6 and Ann E. RobeJr.:t.6, UMVe;u,.{;ty 06 AUzona
"Sex Role Perceptions and the Abortion Decis ion ," Raye. Ro.oen, Wayne. State. UIUVe;u,.{;ty
"Sexual Ubiquity: A Toxic Aspect of the Male Role," Maltv-i.n Ryrung, IncU.a.na UMve;u,Uy-Pwuiue. Un-i.ve;u,Uy at Indianapoti6
"Appraising the Quality of Family Life," Goltdon SMpman, Uluve;u,Uy 06 W.wCOVl.6-i.n
"The Differing Amounts of Freedom Parents Allow Their Preschool Sons and Daughters to Discuss Body Self-Concept," ,l.faJr..Uyn
StOlty, Un-i.ve;u,.{;ty 06 NolttheJr.n Iowa
;'77.
78.
"Developing Support for Married Student Families," Flte.d and Gloua Stu.R.:tz, U;uve;u,Uy 06 Iowa
"Sex Role Education and Sex Education for Talented and Gifted Young People and for TheirParents," Salta Taub-i.n, Vlte.xe.R.
UMVe;u,Uy
79.
80.
81.
82.
"Parent Effectiveness Training for New Fathers," ThomlL6 S. Tobe.y, S:ta.Yt60ltd UMVe;u,Uy
"Married Women College Students
Implications for Socialization and Education," Malty Jane. S. Van MeteJt, Wayne. S;(;a;te. Un-i.ve;u,ily
"The Effects of Television View ng on Sex Roles," Ke.nneth Willon, ElL6t CaltoUna UrUve;u,-i.:ty
"Sexual Ethics Within Marriage n America," Re.g.ina L. Wo£.l<066 , Pwuiue. UMve;u,ily
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REGISTRATION FORM
COUNSELING SECTION WORKSHOP ON DIVORCE
Sheila Kessler
October 22, 1976
8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
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NAME~
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NCFR Post-Conference Workshop • • •
INTEGRATING COMMUNICATION SKILLS INTO FUNCTIONAL MARRIAGE AND FAMILY COURSES
with Jim Maddock, Ph.D. and Sherod Miller, Ph.D.
This workshop is designed to equip teachers with a classroom model for teaching interpersonal
communication skills for enriching significant relationships to students in functional marriage
and family courses. The material presented may be used as a supplementary unit or an entire
course.
The workshop will be based on the Minnesota Couples Communication Program which has been
adapted for use in the classroom. There will be two sections. The basic section is for people
unfamiliar with the frameworks, processes and skills in MCCP. The advanced section will review
frameworks and skills, and add additional cognitive frameworks and classroom exercises which
interlock communication skills with relationship dynamics. Both sessions will be oriented to
the classroom setting. All participants will receive a set of instructional materials upon
which to base their teaching program.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Workshop Dates:
Schedule:
Saturday and Sunday,
October 23-24, 1976
1:30 - 9:00 p.m. Saturday
9:00 - Noon
Sunday
Fee:
$40 professional/non-student
$30 full-time student
Workshop registration fee includes the following
materials: ALIVE AND AWARE, STUDENT WORKBOOK
and CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MANUAL
Early registration is encouraged since enrollment is limited.
making their own housing and meal arrangements.
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for
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for
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Register
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for advanced section. Complete name and address below.
MATERIALS ORDER FORM
I will not be attending the NCFR Post-Conference
following materials:
ALIVE AND AWARE:
Workshop~
but would like to order the
one copy at professional discount $5.95
copies @ $6.95
COUPLE WORKBOOK: -copies@$3.95 . • •
STUDENT WORKBOOK: _ copies @ $3.95 • • • • • • •
CLASSROOM INSTRUCTOR MANUAL: _copies @ $3.95
Payment must accompany order. Minnesota
residents add 4% for sales tax.
• • $
$-$-$
$_-
Total
Please send me more information about Couple Communication Instructor
Trainin~
Workshops.
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$297.00
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105.00
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