Howard M. Bahr

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Howard M. Bahr is affiliated with the following schools: University of Alabama, University of Texas at Austin, Washington State University, University of Georgia, Brigham Young University, Arizona State University

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According to Wikipedia, Howard M. Bahr has been a professor of Sociology at Brigham Young University since 1973 and was director of field research for the Middletown IV study in 1999. Bahr received his bachelor's degree in Sociology with a minor in Psychology from BYU in 1962. He then went to study at the University of Texas at Austin where he received an M.A. in 1964 and a Ph.D. in 1965. Both of these were in Sociology with minors in Geography.

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Social Science Research Methods (1984) (401)
Old Men Drunk And Sober (1974) (121)
Religion and Family in Middletown, USA (1985) (91)
Skid row; an introduction to disaffiliation (1973) (89)
Aging and Religious Disaffiliation (1970) (73)
Families and Self-Sacrifice: Alternative Models and Meanings for Family Theory (2001) (69)
Widowhood, Morale, and Affiliation. (1974) (66)
Divorce and Remarriage: Problems, Adaptations, and Adjustments (1983) (65)
"And thy neighbor as thyself": Self-esteem and faith in people as correlates of religiosity and family solidarity among Middletown high school students. (1983) (57)
All Faithful People: Change and Continuity in Middletown’s Religion (1985) (56)
Changing Family and Sex Roles: An Assessment of Age Differences. (1979) (45)
Religious intermarriage and divorce in Utah and the Mountain states (1981) (42)
Conservatism, Racial Intolerance, and Attitudes toward Racial Assimilation Among Whites and American Indians (1974) (41)
Patterns of Religious Disaffiliation: A Study of Lifelong Mormons, Mormon Converts, and Former Mormons (1983) (37)
CAN YOU TRUST A HOMELESS MAN? A COMPARISON OF OFFICIAL RECORDS AND INTERVIEW RESPONSES BY BOWERY MEN (1971) (33)
The Gradual Disappearance of Skid Row (1967) (32)
Giving Up Something Good for Something Better (2009) (31)
Women on Skid Row. (1973) (31)
A paradigm of family transcendence (1996) (30)
Disaffiliated man;: Essays and bibliography on skid row, vagrancy, and outsiders, (1970) (30)
MIDDLETOWN III: PROBLEMS OF REPLICATION, LONGITUDINAL MEASUREMENT, AND TRIANGULATION (1983) (29)
ORTHODOXY, ACTIVISM, AND THE SALIENCE OF RELIGION (1971) (28)
Correlates of Loneliness among Widows Bereaved in a Mining Disaster (1979) (26)
The Dimensionality of Marital Role Satisfaction (1980) (24)
Racial Differentiation in American Metropolitan areas (1967) (23)
Trends in Family Space/Time, Conflict, and Solidarity: Middletown 1924–1999 (2004) (22)
Correlates of morale among the newly widowed. (1980) (22)
Native Americans Today: Sociological Perspectives (1972) (21)
Recent Social Trends in the United States, 1960-1990 (1991) (20)
Religious Contrasts in Family Role Definitions and Performance: Utah Mormons, Catholics, Protestants, and Others (1982) (20)
Half a Century of Change in Adolescent Attitudes:Replication of a Middletown Surrey by the Lynds (1979) (18)
Social class and the treatment of alcoholism : an investigation of social class as a determinant of diagnosis, prognosis, and therapy (1968) (16)
The Family Backgrounds of Skid Row Women (1976) (16)
Lifetime affiliation patterns of early- and late-onset heavy drinkers on Skid Row. (1969) (16)
Indian Education in the City: Correlates of Academic Performance. (1977) (15)
Widowhood and perceptions of change in Quality of Life: Evidence from the Sunshine Mine Widows (1979) (13)
Comparison of self-rating and quantity-frequency measures of drinking. (1974) (13)
Family Size and Stability As Antecedents of Homelessness and Excessive Drinking (1969) (11)
Toward a Social Science of Contemporary Mormondom (1986) (11)
The Influenza Epidemic of 1918–1920 among the Navajos: Marginality, Mortality, and the Implications of Some Neglected Eyewitness Accounts (2014) (10)
Changes in Family Life in Middletown, 1924–77 (1980) (10)
Women alone: The disaffiliation of urban females (1976) (9)
Homelessness, Affiliation, and Occupational Mobility (1968) (9)
Drinking, interaction, and identification: notes on socialization into Skid Row. (1967) (9)
Shifts in the Denominational Demography of Middletown, 1924-1977 (1982) (9)
The Kinship Role in a Contemporary Community: Perceptions of Obligations and Sanctions (1974) (7)
Birth order and failure. The evidence from Skid Row. (1971) (6)
Evaluation of an Indian Student Placement Program (1986) (6)
A Smallest Space Analysis of Skid Row Men's Behaviors (1976) (6)
Institutional Life, Drinking, and Disaffiliation (1969) (5)
Social Attachment and Drinking in Skid-Row Life Histories (1967) (5)
Population, resources, and the future; non-Malthusian perspectives (1972) (5)
The Middletown Replications: 75 Years of Change in Adolescent Attitudes, 1924–1999 (2004) (5)
Piety in middletown (1981) (5)
Analysis of the Readiness of Local Communities for Integrated Emergency Management Planning. (1984) (4)
Recent Social Trends in the United States 1960-1990. (1992) (4)
Vocational Training for Indian Migrants: Correlates of "Success" in a Federal Program (1973) (4)
The Declining Distinctiveness of Utah's Working Women (1979) (4)
Discrimination Against Urban Indians in Seattle. (1972) (4)
The Sunshine Widows. (1981) (4)
Violations of Academic Freedom: Official Statistics and Personal Reports (1967) (4)
Saints Observed: Studies of Mormon Village Life, 1850-2005 (2014) (3)
Multiplying Glimpses, Gleaning Genres: A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Study of Change among Navajo Peoples (1994) (3)
Reply to Alston (1986) (3)
On Diversity, Empathy, and Community: The Relevance of Johann Gottfried Herder (2008) (3)
Thomas F. O'Dea, the Harvard Values Project, and the Mormons: Early Lessons on Ethnography among the Literate (2006) (2)
The Perrigo Paper: A Local Influence upon Middletown in Transition (1982) (2)
Factors Relevant to Interracial Avoidance or Acceptance Behavior in an Integrated High School. (1971) (2)
Some Factors Affecting Leadership Climate in a State Parole Agency (1974) (2)
Contemporary Perspectives on Indian Americans: A Review Essay. (1972) (1)
Factors Associated with Unemployment among American Indians in the Pacific Northwest. (1978) (1)
An Experimental Outreach Legal Aid Program for an Urban Native American Population Utilizing Legal Paraprofessionals. (1979) (1)
Erasure, Convergence, and the Great Divide: Trends in Racial Disparity in Middletown (2007) (1)
A Bridging of Faiths: Religion and Politics in a New England City.N. J. Demerath III , Rhys H. Williams (1994) (1)
Finding Oneself Among the Saints: Thomas F. O'Dea, Mormon Intellectuals, and the Future of Mormon Orthodoxy (2008) (1)
All Faithful People: Change and Continuity in Middletown's Religion.@@@Families and Religions: Conflict and Change in Modern Society. (1984) (1)
Some Comments by Fellow Travelers: One View of CLASP from the Professional Peer Group. (1976) (1)
Antecedents of Self-Reported Arrest for Indian Americans in Seattle (1979) (0)
Don't Quit Your Day Job: Acclaimed Authors and the Day Jobs they Quit (2010) (0)
Revisiting Thomas F. O’Dea’s The Mormons: Contemporary Perspectives (2010) (0)
The Navajo as seen by the Franciscans : a sourcebook (2004) (0)
Women Alone: The Disaffiliation of Urban Women. (1977) (0)
Sex and Social Change in Middletown (1981) (0)
Middletown III: The Story Continues@@@Middletown Families: Fifty Years of Change and Continuity. (1982) (0)
Old Men Drunk and Sober.@@@Alcohol Problems and Social Control. (1975) (0)
Middletown Revisited@@@Middletown Families: Fifty Years of Change and Continuity@@@Hometown@@@"Middletown" (1983) (0)
Alienation.Frank Johnson (1975) (0)
Youth and the Church in Middletown (1982) (0)
Theoretical Treasure Untapped: Sociology’s Neglect of Friedrich Nietzsche (2010) (0)
Stations of the Lost: The Treatment of Skid Row Alcoholics.@@@Disaffiliated Man: Essays and Bibliography on Skid Row, Vagrancy, and Outsiders. (1972) (0)
Population, Resources and the Future: Non-Malthusian Perspectives.@@@Population Policies and Economic Development.@@@Population and the Economy. (1976) (0)
Religious Disaffliation 1973 (1982) (0)
The changing bonds of kinship : parents and adult children. (1994) (0)
Book Review:Indian Americans: Unity and Diversity. Murray L. Wax (1973) (0)
Book Review: Skid Row and Its Alternatives: Research and Recommendations from Philadelphia.by Leonard Blumberg, Thomas E. Shipley, Jr. and Irving W. Shandler (1975) (0)
Four Classic Mormon Village Studies (2014) (0)

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