Laurel Fogarty
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 201404 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Laurel Fogarty |
| NOMBRES | Laurel |
| APELLIDO | Fogarty |
| FIRMA | FOGARTY L |
| AFILIACIONES | Johns Hopkins University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9378-083X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1990 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Stepfamilies and cultural transmission dynamics in Congo Basin hunter-gatherers
Generally high rates of adult mortality coupled with cultural approval of divorce/remarriage mean that alternatives to the 'nuclear model' of the family can be common in contemporary hunter-gatherer communities. While many studies of hunter-gatherer societies have emphasised the flexible, cooperative nature of childcare, research has not specifically considered how step-parents navigate their unique roles in the lives of their own or their partne…
The future of human behaviour research
The Driving Forces of Cultural Complexity
Factors Limiting the Number of Independent Cultural Traits That Can Be Maintained in a Population
Cultural Evolution
Cognitive culture
Occupational segregation, gender essentialism and male primacy as major barriers to equity in HIV/Aids caregiving
HIV/AIDS and human resources stakeholders must address occupational segregation and the underlying gender essentialism and male primacy if there is to be more equitable sharing of the HIV/AIDS caregiving burden and any long-term solution to health worker shortages. Policymakers, activists and programmers must redress the persistent disadvantages faced by the mostly female caregiving workforce and the gendered economic, psychological, and social i…
Innovations in the study of human culture
Innovation, the utilisation of a new or modified product or process, is key to human culture. The extraordinary capacity of humans to innovate has given us a complex cultural system when compared to other species. Technology has built upon previous traits, applying them to new situations and inventing new components to make a process more efficient or complex (BASALLA 1988). Indeed our ability to innovate is likely to have fed back, shaping our g…
Surrogate Decision Makers' Understanding of Dementia Patients' Prior Wishes for End-of-Life Care
Health care providers may be able to assist patients and families by normalizing discussions of dying, encouraging advance care planning, helping them identify goals for EOL care, and providing information to support treatment decisions consistent with patients' wishes
Purpose and Benefits of Early Phase Cancer Trials
CANCER PATIENTS OVERESTIMATE BENEFITS of early phase trials but studies have not reported what oncologists say to patients about trials. We audiotaped oncologists talking to cancer patients about Phase I or II trials and interviewed patients about the purpose and expected outcomes of trials presented to them. Oncologists gave mixed messages, saying Phase I trials measure safety and dosing, yet referring to trials as treatment with uncertain thera…
Can a brief video intervention improve breast cancer clinical trial knowledge and beliefs
Patient adherence to HIV medication regimens
Promoting Condom Use With Main Partners
Commentary on Siegel and Schrimshaw's ‘Coping with negative emotions
Women living with HIV
Processes of Change in the Adoption of Consistent Condom Use
Descriptions of reproductive and sexual behavior were obtained from interviews with a convenience sample of women at risk of HIV infection or transmission to assess whether the processes of change (POC) constructs from the Transtheoretical Model apply to women's explanations of condom behavior change. Participants were recruited from public housing, drug treatment centers, homeless shelters, and other sources. Interviews with 45 women were select…
National survey of professional practice in child sexual abuse
Evaluating children's reports of sexual abuse
Two hundred and twelve professionals were surveyed on their assessment and validation procedures in cases of children's sexual abuse allegations. Specific questions garnered information about practices in interviewing children and accused adults, assessment protocols, criteria used to substantiate the allegations, and factors that might distort children's responses
Sexual Abuse Prevention Programs for Children
Women living with HIV
Processes of Change in the Adoption of Consistent Condom Use
Descriptions of reproductive and sexual behavior were obtained from interviews with a convenience sample of women at risk of HIV infection or transmission to assess whether the processes of change (POC) constructs from the Transtheoretical Model apply to women's explanations of condom behavior change. Participants were recruited from public housing, drug treatment centers, homeless shelters, and other sources. Interviews with 45 women were select…
The future of human behaviour research
Stepfamilies and cultural transmission dynamics in Congo Basin hunter-gatherers
Generally high rates of adult mortality coupled with cultural approval of divorce/remarriage mean that alternatives to the 'nuclear model' of the family can be common in contemporary hunter-gatherer communities. While many studies of hunter-gatherer societies have emphasised the flexible, cooperative nature of childcare, research has not specifically considered how step-parents navigate their unique roles in the lives of their own or their partne…
Surrogate Decision Makers' Understanding of Dementia Patients' Prior Wishes for End-of-Life Care
Health care providers may be able to assist patients and families by normalizing discussions of dying, encouraging advance care planning, helping them identify goals for EOL care, and providing information to support treatment decisions consistent with patients' wishes
National survey of professional practice in child sexual abuse
Purpose and Benefits of Early Phase Cancer Trials
CANCER PATIENTS OVERESTIMATE BENEFITS of early phase trials but studies have not reported what oncologists say to patients about trials. We audiotaped oncologists talking to cancer patients about Phase I or II trials and interviewed patients about the purpose and expected outcomes of trials presented to them. Oncologists gave mixed messages, saying Phase I trials measure safety and dosing, yet referring to trials as treatment with uncertain thera…
Sexual Abuse Prevention Programs for Children
Sexual Abuse Prevention Programs for Children
National survey of professional practice in child sexual abuse
Evaluating children's reports of sexual abuse
Two hundred and twelve professionals were surveyed on their assessment and validation procedures in cases of children's sexual abuse allegations. Specific questions garnered information about practices in interviewing children and accused adults, assessment protocols, criteria used to substantiate the allegations, and factors that might distort children's responses
Processes of Change in the Adoption of Consistent Condom Use
Descriptions of reproductive and sexual behavior were obtained from interviews with a convenience sample of women at risk of HIV infection or transmission to assess whether the processes of change (POC) constructs from the Transtheoretical Model apply to women's explanations of condom behavior change. Participants were recruited from public housing, drug treatment centers, homeless shelters, and other sources. Interviews with 45 women were select…
Women living with HIV
Promoting Condom Use With Main Partners
Commentary on Siegel and Schrimshaw's ‘Coping with negative emotions
Patient adherence to HIV medication regimens
Can a brief video intervention improve breast cancer clinical trial knowledge and beliefs
Purpose and Benefits of Early Phase Cancer Trials
CANCER PATIENTS OVERESTIMATE BENEFITS of early phase trials but studies have not reported what oncologists say to patients about trials. We audiotaped oncologists talking to cancer patients about Phase I or II trials and interviewed patients about the purpose and expected outcomes of trials presented to them. Oncologists gave mixed messages, saying Phase I trials measure safety and dosing, yet referring to trials as treatment with uncertain thera…
Surrogate Decision Makers' Understanding of Dementia Patients' Prior Wishes for End-of-Life Care
Health care providers may be able to assist patients and families by normalizing discussions of dying, encouraging advance care planning, helping them identify goals for EOL care, and providing information to support treatment decisions consistent with patients' wishes
Innovations in the study of human culture
Innovation, the utilisation of a new or modified product or process, is key to human culture. The extraordinary capacity of humans to innovate has given us a complex cultural system when compared to other species. Technology has built upon previous traits, applying them to new situations and inventing new components to make a process more efficient or complex (BASALLA 1988). Indeed our ability to innovate is likely to have fed back, shaping our g…
Cognitive culture
Occupational segregation, gender essentialism and male primacy as major barriers to equity in HIV/Aids caregiving
HIV/AIDS and human resources stakeholders must address occupational segregation and the underlying gender essentialism and male primacy if there is to be more equitable sharing of the HIV/AIDS caregiving burden and any long-term solution to health worker shortages. Policymakers, activists and programmers must redress the persistent disadvantages faced by the mostly female caregiving workforce and the gendered economic, psychological, and social i…
Factors Limiting the Number of Independent Cultural Traits That Can Be Maintained in a Population
Cultural Evolution
The Driving Forces of Cultural Complexity
The future of human behaviour research
Stepfamilies and cultural transmission dynamics in Congo Basin hunter-gatherers
Generally high rates of adult mortality coupled with cultural approval of divorce/remarriage mean that alternatives to the 'nuclear model' of the family can be common in contemporary hunter-gatherer communities. While many studies of hunter-gatherer societies have emphasised the flexible, cooperative nature of childcare, research has not specifically considered how step-parents navigate their unique roles in the lives of their own or their partne…
Psychology (16 obras) · Medicine (12 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Clinical Psychology (6 obras) · Family medicine (6 obras) · Language and cultural evolution (6 obras) · Psychiatry (6 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Evolutionary Game Theory and Cooperation (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras)