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- catalog abstract "This study was designed to explore if there are distinctive patterns of interaction in families of schizophrenic patients. An experimental procedure was used to generate discussions among family members. Code-category systems were developed to systematically code these samples of interaction. The basic data for the study are transcripts of three-person, revealed-difference discussions among father, mother, and one child. Included in the sample were families with schizophrenic children with either good or poor premorbid social adjustment, and families with normal children. Each family also had a second child of the same sex and approximate age as the first who also participated in the study. Child participants were White, age 16 or over, and living with married natural parents. Each family participated in two experimental sessions approximately one week apart; the parents participated first with one child and later with the other. In each session the three members privately completed a 38-item Revealed Differences Questionnaire and then items on which there was disagreement were discussed. Parents also completed a background questionnaire. Forty-nine families participated in the study; 39 completed two sessions and 10 completed only one session. There were 39 sessions with male patient families, 20 with male normal control families, 16 with female patient families, and 13 with female normal control families. The Murray Center has copies of all audiotapes, typed transcripts of the interaction sessions, and copies of the background questionnaires and Revealed Differences Questionnaires.".
- catalog contributor b3916778.
- catalog contributor b3916779.
- catalog contributor b3916780.
- catalog created "1964-1965.".
- catalog date "1964".
- catalog date "1964-1965.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1964-1965.".
- catalog description "Each family participated in two experimental sessions approximately one week apart; the parents participated first with one child and later with the other. In each session the three members privately completed a 38-item Revealed Differences Questionnaire and then items on which there was disagreement were discussed. Parents also completed a background questionnaire.".
- catalog description "Forty-nine families participated in the study; 39 completed two sessions and 10 completed only one session. There were 39 sessions with male patient families, 20 with male normal control families, 16 with female patient families, and 13 with female normal control families.".
- catalog description "The Murray Center has copies of all audiotapes, typed transcripts of the interaction sessions, and copies of the background questionnaires and Revealed Differences Questionnaires.".
- catalog description "The basic data for the study are transcripts of three-person, revealed-difference discussions among father, mother, and one child. Included in the sample were families with schizophrenic children with either good or poor premorbid social adjustment, and families with normal children. Each family also had a second child of the same sex and approximate age as the first who also participated in the study. Child participants were White, age 16 or over, and living with married natural parents.".
- catalog description "This study was designed to explore if there are distinctive patterns of interaction in families of schizophrenic patients. An experimental procedure was used to generate discussions among family members. Code-category systems were developed to systematically code these samples of interaction.".
- catalog extent "1 v. +".
- catalog issued "1964".
- catalog issued "1964-1965.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog spatial "United States".
- catalog spatial "United States.".
- catalog subject "Communication in the family United States.".
- catalog subject "Schizophrenics United States Family relationships.".
- catalog title "Interaction in families : an experimental study of family processes and schizophrenia.".