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A Fertility Study of Male Employees Engaged in the Manufacture of Glycerine

Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 1980
The fertility status of male employees engaged in the production of chlorinated three-carbon compounds at Dow Chemical Company's Texas Division was investigated. Males who had not worked in the production of industrial chemicals for at least five years prior to the study period served as controls. Data were obtained from a reproductive medical history,
J R, Venable, C D, McClimans, R E, Flake, D B, Dimick   +3 more
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Engaging African American Males in Community Colleges

Community College Journal of Research and Practice, 2021
Ted N. Ingram, Associate Professor in the Department of General Counseling at Bronx Community College and James Coaxum, III, an Associate Professor in the Educational Services at Rowan University a...
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Authentic Engagement: Practice with African American Males

Journal of African American Studies, 2013
This article describes the influence of environment as it relates to the plight of African American males in American society. Person in the environment (PIE) is a theoretical construct used to explain the relationship between one’s environment and life experience.
Mavis Braxton-Newby, Terry Jones
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Work Engagement and Research Output Among Female and Male Scientists

Journal of Personnel Psychology, 2016
Abstract. Women have a minority position within science, technology, engineering, and mathematics and, consequently, are likely to face more adversities at work. This diary study takes a look at a facilitating factor for women’s research performance within academia: daily work engagement. We examined the moderating effect of gender on the relationship
Dubbelt, L., Rispens, S., Demerouti, E.
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Engaging Hope: The Experiences of Male Spouses of Women With Breast Cancer

Oncology Nursing Forum, 2012
To explore the hope experience of male spouses of women with breast cancer.Thorne's qualitative interpretive descriptive approach was used.Homes of participants in two western Canadian provinces.11 male spouses of women with breast cancer.24 open-ended tape-recorded telephone interviews were completed.
Wendy, Duggleby, Jill, Bally, Dan, Cooper, Heather, Doell, Roanne, Thomas   +4 more
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Differences between males and females in motives for engaging in sexual intercourse

Archives of Sexual Behavior, 1985
In a test of the hypothesis that a difference exists between males and females in motives for participating in sexual intercourse, a random sample of 249 college students was given a questionnaire containing questions about sexual behavior and attitudes, focusing on motives for having intercourse.
J L, Carroll, K D, Volk, J S, Hyde
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Psychometrics Of The Group Engagement Measure With Male Sex Offenders

Small Group Research, 2003
This study examined the psychometric properties of the Group Engagement Measure (GEM) with a purposive sample of 61 adult male sex offenders in long-term, open-ended treatment groups. The GEM was highly internally consistent with a low standard error of measurement.
Mark J. Macgowan, Jill S. Levenson
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