Changing Attitudes toward Executive Perquisites: Indications From TARP

Changing adolescent attitudes toward stuttering.

PURPOSE Live oral or recorded video presentations on stuttering were delivered to high school students in order to determine the extent to which their attitudes toward stuttering could be improved. METHODS A classroom teacher administered the Public Opinion Survey of Human Attributes-Stuttering (POSHA-S) to two health classes before and after an oral live presentation by a person who stutters...

Changing Frameworks in Attitudes toward Abortion

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Changing Attitudes Toward Women IT Managers

Essentialism and social constructionism theories have long explained the difficulties women experience as they aspire to higher managerial positions or enter science and technology fields. In the 1970s, the Women as Managers Scale (WAMS) sought to determine the extent to which males perceived females as being different from their social group. Given efforts to encourage women to consider IT car...

Comment: Gunsmoke--changing public attitudes toward smoking and firearms.

Changing Attitudes