美国学校休闲体育计划及其启示

从美国学校休闲体育计划的目标与价值、管理机构、活动方式以及特点等方面作了介绍,以期对我国学校休闲体育计划的发展有所启示。     

美国大学的学生成长服务及启示

以在美国大学培训考察获得的材料为基础,对美国大学全程化、全员化的学生成才服务进行了多角度分析,针对我国高校在学生成才服务方面存在的问题,提出从实现育人根本任务与具体的工作目标相统一,坚持“以学生为中心”的教育理念与服务学生成才措施相统一,强调学术自由与道德自律相统一,实现个性独立与自我负责相统一,力求社会规范与学校要求相统一等方面构建我国高校学生成才服务体系。     

提高地方人大常委会会议审议质量的思考

地方人大常委会是地方人大常委会代表人民行使国家权力最基本、最主要的形式。因此,在新形势下,探索研究怎样提高地方人大常委会会议审议质量,坚持和完善人民代表大会制度,加强国家地方权力机关对“一府两院”依法行政和民主法制监督,联系人民代表、人民群众,是推进社会主义政治文明建设健康发展和经济社会全面发展的迫切需要,也是实现全面建设小康社会的重要保证。必须从精选议题、依法审议、督促落实三个方面提高地方人大常委会会议审议质量。     

我国的人大代表选举制度

在当代,选举制度是代议民主最基本的要素。在我国,人大代表作为人民代表大会制度的主体,是通过民主选举而产生的。在人大代表选举制度中,有选举权的普遍性、选举权平等、直接选举和间接选举、差额选举、无记名投票（或秘密投票）等原则。选民登记、选区划分、代表名额、代表候选人的提出与确定、预选、代表候选人的宣传介绍、投票选举、选举结果的确定、对代表的监督和补选等都是这些原则的展开和体现。同时,可将这些原则作为标准来观照现实的选举制度。随着我国经济、政治、文化和社会等的发展,选举法也必须与时俱进。     

美国高校学生事务管理的法律基础及其衍化

美国高校学生事务管理是美国大学在由殖民学院向现代大学转变的过程中逐渐产生,并随着高等教育大众化、市场化而日益完善起来的,其法律基础的形成包含了历史传统、政治体制、文化体系、教育模式等各方面因素, 并在新时期开始衍化,呈现出与市场化接轨、人性化融合、学习化竞合、资助化结合的发展态势,为我国高校学生管理走向国际化提供了重要的参考.     

从十七大报告谈我国民族研究的思路——兼驳民族研究的边缘化问题

中国共产党第十七次代表大会报告时于当前中国的社会形势进行了客观的评估,确定了今后的主要任务和目标,对我国各项事业的发展指出了方向.本文通过分析十一届三中全会以来中国的社会发展和历届党的全国代表大会的报告,尤其是十七大报告,结合我国民族问题的现实和研究情况进行思考.文章强调指出:在社会主义初级阶段,无论是执政纲领还是民族研究,都必须结合国情,服务于社会主义建设主流,针对民族研究中"边缘化"的趋势提出了一些看法.     

Psychological Distress,Couple Interactions,and Parenting: A Dyadic Analysis of African American Couples

Parental depression is a well‐established risk factor for couple conflict and ineffective or hostile parenting (M. C. Lovejoy, P. A. Graczyk, E. O'Hare, & G. Neuman, 2000; L. M. Papp, M. C. Goeke‐Morey, & E. M. Cummings, 2007). Although research suggests that caregiver depression may impact parenting indirectly via increased conflict between couples (e.g., R. D. Conger et al., 2002), few studies take into account the behaviors of both caregivers in exploring these relations. The goal of the current study is to employ an actor–partner mediator model to examine the complex relations among psychological distress, negative couple interactions, and parenting. Using a sample of 162 African American couples with children, we find evidence that the psychological distress of each caregiver has an effect on couple interactions for both men and women. The effects from each caregivers' distress to parenting are mainly indirect through the interactional behaviors of the mother toward the father, consistent with the father vulnerability hypothesis (e.g., E. M. Cummings, M. Goeke‐Morey, & J. Raymond, 2004).     

Negative Religious Rhetoric in the Lives of Black Cisgender Queer Emerging Adult Men: A Qualitative Analysis

Given the intersection of racial, religious, and sexual identities for Black queer populations, the current study examines sexuality-related religious rhetoric. Twenty Black cisgender queer men were recruited to participate in a qualitative interview. Using thematic analysis, the research team identified four themes: negative religious rhetoric, personal consequences of negative religious rhetoric, social consequences of negative religious rhetoric, and growth from negative religious rhetoric. Participants explained the pervasiveness of negative religious rhetoric within their churches and family structures. Men also conveyed how negative religious rhetoric frames societal ideologies around same-sex behavior, often condoning violence toward queer populations. Although men had negative experiences, participants articulated the importance of using oppression as a platform for growth. Black cisgender queer men are present within religious institutions; however, such negative religious rhetoric may negatively affect their mental and physical health. Researchers, clinicians, and clergy should consider the ways negative religious rhetoric marginalizes queer populations.     

Mental illness etiology beliefs among African American men with serious mental illness and their social support networks

Semi-structured qualitative interviews were conducted with 26 African American men with serious mental illness who were consumers of community mental health services and 26 members of their social support networks. All participants were asked what they believed had caused the consumers’ mental illness. Consumer participants most commonly identified chronic life stressors as a causal factor, while social supports most often identified intrinsic factors such as genetics or biology as causes of mental illness. Some support participants believed that unintentional drug use had precipitated the onset of mental illness or had no causal theories. The fact that some support participants could not identify a causal explanation may indicate failure on the part of mental health care systems to engage with consumers’ social support networks and provide education about mental illness and its causes. The implications of etiology beliefs on mental health service utilization are discussed.