SEX, MARITAL STATUS AND SUICIDEGOVE W. R.J. HLTH SOC. BEHAV. 1972, Vol 13, Num 2, pp 204-213Article

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEX ROLES, MARITAL STATUS, AND MENTAL ILLNESSGOVE W. R.SOC. FORCES. 1972, Vol 51, Num 1, pp 34-44Article

SEX, MARITAL STATUS, AND MORTALITYGOVE W. R.AMERICAN (THE) JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1973, Vol 79, Num 1, pp 45-67Article

Deterrence, Overload, and Incapacitation: An Empirical EvaluationGEERKEN M; GOVE W. R.Social Forces. 1977, Vol 56, Num 2, pp 424-447Article

INDIVIDUAL RESOURCES AND MENTAL HOSPITALIZATION: A COMPARISON AND EVALUATION OF THE SOCIETAL REACTION AND PSYCHIATRIC PERSPECTIVESGOVE W. R; HOWELL P.AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1974, Vol 39, Num 1, pp 86-100Article

RACE, SEX, AND MARITAL STATUS: THEIR EFFECT ON MORTALITYGEERKEN M; GOVE W. R.SOCIAL PROBLEMS. 1974, Vol 21, Num 4, pp 567-580Article

ADULT SEX ROLES AND MENTAL ILLNESSGOVE W. R; TUDOR J. F.AMER. J. SOCIOL. 1973, Vol 78, Num 4, pp 812-835Article

DETERRENCE: SOME THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONSGEERKEN M. R; GOVE W. R.LAW AND SOCIETY REVIEW. 1975, Vol 9, Num 3, pp 497-513Article

Response Bias in Surveys of Mental Health: An Empirical InvestigationGOVE W. R; GEERKEN M. R.American (The) Journal of Sociology. 1977, Vol 82, Num 6, pp 1289-1317Article

STRESS AND MENTAL ILLNESS AMONG THE YOUNG: A COMPARISON OF THE SEXESGOVE W. R; HERB T. R.SOCIAL FORCES. 1974, Vol 53, Num 2, pp 256-265Article

The Effect of Sex Role Differences on the Social Control of Mental IllnessTUDOR W; TUDOR J. F; GOVE W. R et al.Journal of Health and Social Behaviour. 1977, Vol 18, Num 2, pp 98-112Article

Sex, Marital Status, and Psychiatric Treatment: A Research NoteGOVE, W. R.Social Forces Chapel Hill, N.C. 1979, Vol 58, Num 1, pp 89-93Article

Is sociology the integrative discipline in the study of human behavior?GOVE, W. R.Social forces. 1995, Vol 73, Num 4, pp 1197-1206, issn 0037-7732Article

Equality for Blacks and Women: An Essay on Relative ProgressSTERN R. N; GOVE W. R; GALLE O. R et al.Social Science Quarterly. 1976, Vol 56, Num 4, pp 664-672Article

Reexamining the Ecological Fallacy: A Study in Which Aggregate Data are Critical in Investigating the Pathological Effects of Living AloneGOVE, W. R; HUGHES, M.Social Forces Chapel Hill, N.C. 1980, Vol 58, Num 4, pp 1157-1177Article

THE FAMILY LIFE CYCLE: INTERNAL DYNAMICS AND SOCIAL CONSEQUENCESGOVE W. R; GRIMM J. W; MOTZ S. C et al.SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL RESEARCH. 1973, Vol 57, Num 2, pp 182-195Article

Can sociology be a science ? : The issue of gender and sex-dimorphic characteristics = Est-ce que la sociologie peut être une science ? Le débat sur le sexe et sur les caractéristiques dimorphiques du sexeGOVE, W. R; MALCOM, N. L.The American sociologist. 1997, Vol 28, Num 4, pp 9-30, issn 0003-1232Article

The Family and Juvenile DelinquencyGOVE, W. R; CRUTCHFIELD, R. D.Sociological Quarterly. Journal of the Midwest Sociological Society Columbia, Tenn. 1982, Vol 23, Num 3, pp 301-319Article

The age-period-cohort conundrum and verbal ability : Empirical relationships and their interpretation: Reply to Glenn and to Alwin & McCammonWILSON, J. A; GOVE, W. R.American sociological review. 1999, Vol 64, Num 2, pp 287-302, issn 0003-1224Article

Overcrowding in the Home: An Empirical Investigation of its Possible ConsequencesGOVE, W. R; HUGUES, M; GALLE, O. R et al.American Sociological Review Bloomington, Ind. 1979, Vol 44, Num 1, pp 59-80Article

Crime in Biological, Social, and Moral ContextsELLIS, L; HOFFMAN, H; FISHBEIN, D. H et al.ELLIS, L; HOFFMAN, H; 1990, 326 p., isbn 0-275-93003-3Book

Gender and the Life CourseABOLAFIA, J; BARON, J. N; LANCASTER, J. B et al.1985, xxi-368 p, isbn 0-202-30312-8Book

Higher rates of physical symptoms among homeless women do not appear to be due to reporting bias. Commentary. ReplyGOVE, W. R; RITCHEY, F. J; LA GORY, M et al.Journal of health and social behavior. 1993, Vol 34, Num 2, pp 178-185, issn 0022-1465Article

The Maturation and Role Perspectives on Aging and Self through the Adult Years : An Empirical EvaluationGOVE, W. R; ORTEGA, S. T; BRIGGS STYLE, C et al.American Journal of Sociology. 1989, Vol 94, Num 5, pp 1117-1145Article