2026 Norval D. Glenn: Psychology Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Psychology	54	4650	2581	114	9641

Discipline name

D-Index

World Ranking

National Ranking

Publications

Citations

Psychology

4650

2581

114

9641

Overview

Norval D. Glenn was affiliated with The University of Texas at Austin in the United States. Their research work spanned multiple topics within the field of medicine, particularly focusing on areas where technology and medical education intersected.

Their main fields of study included Medicine, with subfields concentrating on Health Informatics, Family Practice, and Biomedical Engineering. This multidisciplinary approach reflected an interest in integrating clinical practice with technological tools and educational methods.

Glenn's research topics prominently involved:

Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
Clinical Reasoning and Diagnostic Skills
Biomedical and Engineering Education

They had publications in various venues, contributing to both academic journals and digital libraries. The frequent publication venues of their work were:

JMIR Medical Education
UNC Libraries

Notable papers from Glenn include:

"Later first marriage and marital success," published in 2020 in UNC Libraries
"Generative Artificial Intelligence in Medical Education-Policies and Training at US Osteopathic Medical Schools: Descriptive Cross-Sectional Survey," published in 2025 in JMIR Medical Education (authored by Tsunagu Ichikawa, a frequent coauthor)

Glenn collaborated with several researchers over time, including:

Tsunagu Ichikawa
Elizabeth Olsen
A. M. Vinod
Karim Hanna
Gregg C. Lund

The scope of their work primarily addressed the integration of artificial intelligence into medical education and healthcare, along with the enhancement of diagnostic and clinical reasoning skills. This body of research has contributed knowledge relevant to the evolving interaction between biomedical engineering and educational environments within medicine.

Best Publications

The marriages and divorces of the children of divorce.

Norval D. Glenn;Kathryn B. Kramer

568
Citations
Quantitative Research on Marital Quality in the 1980s: A Critical Review.

Norval D. Glenn

536
Citations
Children and Marital Happiness: A Further Specification of the Relationship.

Norvald D. Glenn;Sara McLanahan

468
Citations
Cohort Analysts' Futile Quest: Statistical Attempts to Separate Age, Period and Cohort Effects

Norval D. Glenn

458
Citations
The Contribution of Marital Happiness to Global Happiness.

Norval D. Glenn;Charles N. Weaver

334
Citations
The Utility of Education and Attractiveness for Females' Status Attainment Through Marriage.

Patricia Ann Taylor;Norval D. Glenn

289
Citations
The course of marital success and failure in five American 10-year marriage cohorts

Norval D. Glenn

274
Citations
The contribution of marriage to the psychological well-being of males and females.

Norval D. Glenn

268
Citations
The Psychological Well-Being of Adult Children of Divorce.

Norval D. Glenn;Kathryn B. Kramer

254
Citations
A multivariate, multisurvey study of marital happiness.

Norval D. Glenn;Charles N. Weaver

246
Citations
The Changing Relationship of Marital Status to Reported Happiness.

Norval D. Glenn;Charles N. Weaver

233
Citations
Hooking up, Hanging out, and Hoping for Mr. Right: College Women on Dating and Mating Today.

Norval Glenn;Elizabeth Marquardt

227
Citations
“Hooking Up” at College: Does Religion Make a Difference?

Amy M. Burdette;Amy M. Burdette;Christopher G. Ellison;Terrence D. Hill;Norval D. Glenn

215
Citations
Aging, Voting, and Political Interest

Norval D. Glenn;Michael Grimes

214
Citations
The social and demographic correlates of divorce and separation in the United States: an update and reconsideration.

Norval D. Glenn;Michael Supancic

198
Citations
A Note on Family Situation and Global Happiness

Norval D. Glenn;Charles N. Weaver

185
Citations
Interreligious Marriage in the United States: Patterns and Recent Trends.

Norval D. Glenn

180
Citations
Attitudes toward premarital, extramarital, and homosexual relations in the U.S. in the 1970s

Norval D. Glenn;Charles N. Weaver

179
Citations
Age and job satisfaction among males and females: A multivariate, multisurvey study.

Norval D. Glenn;Patricia A. Taylor;Charles N. Weaver

170
Citations
Negroes in Cities: Residential Segregation and Neighborhood Change.

Norval D. Glenn;Karl E. Taeuber;Alma F. Taeuber

30
Citations
Divided Families: What Happens to Children When Parents Part

Norval D. Glenn;Frank F. Furstenberg;Andrew J. Cherlin

9
Citations
State and the Family: A Comparative Analysis of Family Policies in Industrialized Countries.

Norval D. Glenn;Anne Helene Gauthier

7
Citations

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