American journal of sociology文章索引

期刊名：American journal of sociology

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ISSN：0002-9602

e-ISSN：1537-5390

IF/分区：3.6/Q1

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Identity loss, family, and social change [0.03%] 身份丧失、家庭及社会变革

A J Weigert,R Hastings A J Weigert

AJS; American journal of sociology. 1977 May;82(6):1171-85. DOI:10.1086/226462 1977

Untangling structural and normative aspects of the minority status-fertility hypothesis [0.03%] 解开少数群体生育假设的结构性和规范性方面

D E Lopez,G Sabagh D E Lopez

AJS; American journal of sociology. 1978 May;83(6):1491-7. DOI:10.1086/226710 1978

Scientific productivity, sex, and location in the institution of science [0.03%] 性别、职位与科研产出的关系

B F Reskin B F Reskin

AJS; American journal of sociology. 1978 Mar;83(5):1235-43. DOI:10.1086/226681 1978

Black ghetto diversity and anomie: a sociopolitical view [0.03%] 黑人贫民窟的多样性与失范：一种社会政治视角

R E Kapsis R E Kapsis

AJS; American journal of sociology. 1978 Mar;83(5):1132-53. DOI:10.1086/226677 1978

The sociological study of a social problem: a reply to Roman [0.03%] 社会问题的社会学研究：回复罗马教授论文

L I Pearlin,C W Radabaugh L I Pearlin

AJS; American journal of sociology. 1978 Jan;83(4):991-4. DOI:10.1086/226643 1978

Possible effects of using alcohol to control distress: a reanalysis of Pearlin and Radabaugh's data [0.03%] 酒精镇痛的可能效应——对Pearlin和Radabaugh数据的再分析

P M Roman P M Roman

AJS; American journal of sociology. 1978 Jan;83(4):987-91. DOI:10.1086/226642 1978

Minority-group status and the fertility of black Americans, 1970: a new look [0.03%] 少数族裔地位与1970年美国黑人的人口生育率：新视角

N E Johnson N E Johnson

AJS; American journal of sociology. 1979 May;84(6):1386-1400. DOI: 1979

Socioeconomic status and mental disorder: new evidence and a sociomedical formulation [0.03%] 经济社会地位与精神疾病：新的证据及社会医学理论框架

W A Rushing,S T Ortega W A Rushing

AJS; American journal of sociology. 1979 Mar;84(5):1175-200. DOI:10.1086/226905 1979

Suicide, motor vehicle fatalities, and the mass media: evidence toward a theory of suggestion [0.03%] 自杀、汽车事故死亡率与大众媒体：有关暗示作用理论的证据

D P Phillips D P Phillips

AJS; American journal of sociology. 1979 Mar;84(5):1150-74. DOI:10.1086/226904 1979