Further validation of the relational ethics scale

Article Abstract:

The reliability and validity of the relational ethics scale (RES), which measures the related constructs of relational ethics, is tested. In the first study, the scale's reliability and validity with single, unmarried young adults is affirmed. In the second study, which considered the possible differences in the scores of single, never-married young adults and the original normative sample, several interesting findings were generated. Among these are that ethical issues with one's family may not come out until after a marriage and that age may influence the way one assesses his family of origin.

Testing, Family psychotherapy, Family counseling, Relationism, Relation (Philosophy)

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Playing by the bay

Article Abstract:

San Francisco, CA, is not only one of the loveliest cities in the country but it is also outstanding for outdoor recreation, and its residents take part in many outdoor exercise activities. Locations and facilities in the city for walking, bicycling, running, skating and gymnastics are described.

California, Recreation, San Francisco, California, Outdoor recreation, San Francisco Bay Area

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Militias and messiahs

Article Abstract:

Both cults and militias ignore the usual standards of evidence. This brand of logic helps create an environment of fantasy and paranoia that perpetuates such thinking and the creation of more cults and militias.

Analysis, Column, Paramilitary groups, Cults

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