Family Management

Nichols, Addreen; Mumaw, Catherine R.; Paynter, Maryann; Plonk, Martha A.; Price, Dorothy Z.

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“…(1955-1960s) Although recognized as key concepts in home management much earlier than 1955, a conference held that year in Michigan identified values and decision-making as the basic managerial concepts. An article by Nichols et al (1971) summarized research through the 1960s on these and the concept of organization.…”

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Home Management Research: State of the Art 1909–1984

Berger

1984

Home Economics Research Journal

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Research has had an important role in the growth of home management as a body of knowledge over the past 75 years. Gross, Crandall, and Knoll's concep tualization of home management's six stages of development was used as a framework for reviewing this research. Research on some topics has continued in importance over time even as later stages brought changing emphases in re search and other efforts. Currently a major thrust of home management research is the testing of parts of or entire conceptual frameworks, a thrust compatible with designation of this stage as the holistic approach. Comparison of research papers in two journals over different time periods indicated an increasing so phistication in home management research design and methodology.

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