Zwanzig Jahre Krüppelfürsorge im Oscar-Helene-Heim für Heilung und Erziehung gebrechlicher Kinder

Sociologus, N.F. 32/34.1982/84

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Werks-URN (URL):: https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:kobv:11-715865

URN:: urn:nbn:de:kobv:11-715865

Persistenter Identifier:: BV048394334

Titel:: Zwanzig Jahre Krüppelfürsorge im Oscar-Helene-Heim für Heilung und Erziehung gebrechlicher Kinder

Untertitel:: Zentral-Forschungs- und Fortbildungsanstalt für die Krüppelfürsorge in Preußen und im Deutschen Reiche, Berlin-Dahlem Kronprinzenallee 171/173 : eine Festschrift

Erscheinungsort:: Berlin

Verlag:: Otto Elsner

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1926

Beschreibung:: Pädagogik; Medizingeschichte

Signatur:: DT 5000 Z97

Lizenz:: Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Sammlung:: Heilpädagogisches Archiv > Sammlung Hans Würtz > Bücher und Drucke

Wissensgebiet:: Pädagogik; Medizingeschichte

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Sammlung:: Heilpädagogisches Archiv > Sammlung Hans Würtz > Bücher und Drucke

Computer Assisted Analysis of Household Composition 5 to whether the secondary family is the same generation as the head, or is in an older or younger generation. The question of the internal com position of the separate units comprising the multiple family house holds is not considered, so two households, both classified as “multiple family: secondary units lateral” might be quite different in their com position, one containing, say, only two brothers and their wives while another contains additional family members such as the brothers’ child ren, the brothers’ sisters, and the widowed sisters of the brothers’ de ceased father. In Dorjahn’s scheme there is a similar loss of information. For ex ample, in the household with only one married man, the distinction is made between monogamous and polygynous households. However, in households with more than one married man (two brothers, for ex ample) a household is classified simply as multiple and there is no way of indicating whether the marriages within the household are mono gamous or polygynous. As this review demonstrates, anthropologists use diverse methods for reporting their data on the composition of households. Some studies give conscious attention to the requirement that a scheme should lend itself to use in comparative analyses, but in most cases the methods of classification of households are so different from one another that com parisons are tedious and at times even impossible. The Computer Program and How It Is Run A high level computer program designated Household Breakdown has been developed to analyze household composition. This program, which uses the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS), re quires relatively little knowledge of running a computer. 1 The pro grams for dealing with household composition written by Hammel and Deuel (1977) were lower level programs written in FORTRAN. The advantage of this high level program is that it can be easily understood by any anthropologist and can be quickly rewritten to meet his or her particular needs. One goal in designing the new program was to make the definition of categories in a table as flexible as possible. Using Household Break down (HHBD), a researcher need make only minor alterations in the computer program to change the level of detail shown in the household composition table. The same data may be looked at in several different ways depending on the immediate problem being addressed. An an- 1 1 A SPSS users’ manual has been prepared by Nie, Bent and Hull (1975).

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