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- catalog abstract "This study was conducted to determine the status of mental health in the American adult population and to determine the typical coping styles used to deal with problems. The population from which these representative samples was drawn consisted of all United States adults, twenty-one years old or older, living in private homes. An area probability sample was drawn, with the countryas the stratification unit. The sample comprised of 2,460 respondents interviewed by the Survey Research Center, University of Michigan. The interview focused on various areas of one's life whereproblems may develop, such as marriage and family, the work situation andgeneral social relationships. Paricipants were asked about the following:general satisfaction and satisfaction with their marital and work roles; health;attitudes about self, work, and family; coping styles and methods; andbackground items. The interview also contained six Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) picture projective cues. The computer-accessible data are made available through the Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) and can be accessed by affiliates of Harvard and Radclife through the Murray ResearchCenter and the Harvard Government Data Center. In addition, original TAT typedprotocols from a random subsample are available at the Murray Center. Areplication study, utilizing 70% of the questions asked in 1957, was conductedin 1976 (See Veroff, Douvan, & Kulka, A78).".
- catalog contributor b11661466.
- catalog contributor b11661467.
- catalog contributor b11661468.
- catalog contributor b11661469.
- catalog contributor b11661470.
- catalog contributor b11661471.
- catalog date "1957".
- catalog description "The computer-accessible data are made available through the Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) and can be accessed by affiliates of Harvard and Radclife through the Murray ResearchCenter and the Harvard Government Data Center. In addition, original TAT typedprotocols from a random subsample are available at the Murray Center. Areplication study, utilizing 70% of the questions asked in 1957, was conductedin 1976 (See Veroff, Douvan, & Kulka, A78).".
- catalog description "The interview focused on various areas of one's life whereproblems may develop, such as marriage and family, the work situation andgeneral social relationships. Paricipants were asked about the following:general satisfaction and satisfaction with their marital and work roles; health;attitudes about self, work, and family; coping styles and methods; andbackground items. The interview also contained six Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) picture projective cues.".
- catalog description "The population from which these representative samples was drawn consisted of all United States adults, twenty-one years old or older, living in private homes. An area probability sample was drawn, with the countryas the stratification unit. The sample comprised of 2,460 respondents interviewed by the Survey Research Center, University of Michigan.".
- catalog description "This study was conducted to determine the status of mental health in the American adult population and to determine the typical coping styles used to deal with problems.".
- catalog extent "1 v.".
- catalog issued "1957".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "1957".
- catalog title "Americans view their mental health.".
- catalog type "collection".