Roger D Mason
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 247301 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Roger D Mason |
| NOMBRES | Roger D |
| APELLIDO | Mason |
| FIRMA | MASON R D |
| AFILIACIONES | Oregon State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0236-5348 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 218 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 9 |
Reconsidering Miranda rights
This paper develops a method to identify manipulation of custodial suspects who attempt to invoke the Miranda right to legal counsel during a custodial interrogation. The method, developed from a combination of framing theory and hypergame theory, first documents the point where custodial suspects' preferences shift and second identifies the proximate cause of that shift using excerpts from legal cases. The method applies linguistic analysis with…
Aztec-Period Political and Economic Organization of Western Morelos, Mexico
The Tlahuica, a Nahua ethnic group, arrived in what is now western Morelos and conquered several preexisting towns circaa.d.1100. Members of Tlahuica elite lineages took control of irrigable land and foundedaltepeme(small city-states). As population increased, segmentation occurred until there were 32altepeme. The elite's control of the irrigable land was the basis for collecting tribute consisting of cotton cloth. The 32altepemein western Morelo…
The effect of format and device on the performance and usability of web-based questionnaires
This article explores the comparability of assessment tools under different format conditions. Prior studies have not considered the interaction of format and device on time to complete an assessment and have instead treated each of them separately with conflicting results. This study assesses, by linear regressions using web-based data, the performance of multiple devices under varying formats while controlling for non-device factors such as dem…
Weighing and Counting Shell
Glassow discusses several "problems" with the use of minimum number of individuals (MNI) in archaeological shellfish analysis, including the difficulty of identifying non-repetitive elements (NRE) to species level for several taxa. However, these problems, especially fragmentation, are more critical for the weight method than for MNI estimates. We have successfully identified thousands of NRE for all species common in southern California coastal …
Weighing vs. Counting
The California School of Midden Analysis represents a long-standing tradition of using weight, rather than minimum number of individuals (MNI), to analyze shell recovered from archaeological sites in California. This method originated at the University of California, Berkeley, in the early twentieth century and continues to the present, in spite of the advent of counting measures such as MNI and NISP (number of identified specimens) in faunal stu…
Contrast Effects and Subtraction in Part-Whole Questions
Responses to a question about the state economy changed when the question followed a similar item about the economy of the respondent's local community. The overall distribution of the answers changed, as well as the correlation between the two items. Prior work has suggested that respondents may exclude specific aspects of a general issue from consideration when a question about the general issue follows a question about the specific aspect of i…
A Moral Appeal for Taxpayer Compliance
This paper examines the ability of the mass media to enhance compliance with the law by the use of moral appeals. Drawing on the moral development literature and the literature of mass communication effects, we set forth a model for designing mass media campaigns directed at improving compliance with the law. Tax compliance is the issue we analyze. While we determine that no appeal, however well‐crafted, is expected to reform all tax offenders, a…
A Communication Model of Taxpayer Honesty
Sample surveys report that admitted tax evasion remains widespread and shows no sign of declining. An analysis of communication effects among Oregon adults suggests divergent, not convergent patterns among the users of mass media and personal information channels. Mass media exposure is strongly related to fear of getting caught and is directly related to taxpayer honesty. Personal discussion, however, is associated with low fear perceptions and …
Euro-American Pioneer Settlement Systems in the Central Salt River Valley of Northeast Missouri
The Effect of the Davis-Bacon Act on Construction Costs in Rural Areas
The Economic Systems of Ancient Oaxaca
Archaeological data from a regional settlement pattern survey of the Valley of Oaxaca, Mexico, are used to monitor how scarce goods and resources were allocated to members of society through eight phases from 600 B.C. to A.D. 1520. The goal is to determine how distinct historical social structures performed economically in terms of the goods and resources recoverable archaeologically. Measures utilized include land use and settlement characterist…
A Regional Chronology of the Early Historic Period
The Structure of Historic Communities
Historic Settlement Patterns
Specialization, Market Exchange, and the Aztec State
Archaeological data from Huexotla, an Aztec-period site in the Valley of Mexico, are used to test the proposition that Mexican states arose and expanded to facilitate specialization and market exchange. By and large, this proposition is not supported by the Huexotla data. During Early Aztec times, the Valley of Mexico was divided into a number of small, autonomous city-states. The Huexotla data suggest that the local economies of these city-state…
Functional analysis of water control features at Monte Alban, Oaxaca, Mexico
Agricultural water distribution systems in the Highlands of Mexico have received considerable attention. Functional analysis of water control features at Monte Alban, Oaxaca demonstrates the potential of a classification system which treats both agricultural and residential‐civic public works, such as drains, filters, catchment structures, and reservoirs
Characteristics of Nonopinion and No Opinion Response Groups
Journal Article Characteristics of Nonopinion and No Opinion Response Groups Get access G.DAVID FAULKENBERRY, G.DAVID FAULKENBERRY Professor of Socialogy Survey Research Center, Oregon State University. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar ROBERT MASON ROBERT MASON Survey Research Center, Oregon State University. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, …
A Study of Admitted Income Tax Evasion
A sample survey of 800 Oregon adults showed that nearly one in four admit they practice evasion. Higher percentages were found for people who were young, with low income, male, and who believed their chance of getting caught was low. Occupational prestige and belief that the tax system is unfair were unrelated to noncompliance. Differential opportunities to practice evasion is a promising explanation, and the deterrent effect of penalties seems u…
Aspirations, achievements and life satisfaction
An Archaeological Survey on the Xoxocotlan Piedmont, Oaxaca, Mexico
Surface survey on the piedmont near the present village of Xoxocotlan, Oaxaca, Mexico, has revealed the pattern of prehistoric settlement around an irrigation canal that distributed water from a dammed reservoir located on the flanks of Monte Alban. Intensive systematic collection techniques have permitted quantitative statements to be made about the density of occupation and the contribution of the irrigation system to the food supply of Monte A…
Multicollinearity problems and ridge regression in sociological models
Specialization, Market Exchange, and the Aztec State
Archaeological data from Huexotla, an Aztec-period site in the Valley of Mexico, are used to test the proposition that Mexican states arose and expanded to facilitate specialization and market exchange. By and large, this proposition is not supported by the Huexotla data. During Early Aztec times, the Valley of Mexico was divided into a number of small, autonomous city-states. The Huexotla data suggest that the local economies of these city-state…
A Study of Admitted Income Tax Evasion
A sample survey of 800 Oregon adults showed that nearly one in four admit they practice evasion. Higher percentages were found for people who were young, with low income, male, and who believed their chance of getting caught was low. Occupational prestige and belief that the tax system is unfair were unrelated to noncompliance. Differential opportunities to practice evasion is a promising explanation, and the deterrent effect of penalties seems u…
Characteristics of Nonopinion and No Opinion Response Groups
Journal Article Characteristics of Nonopinion and No Opinion Response Groups Get access G.DAVID FAULKENBERRY, G.DAVID FAULKENBERRY Professor of Socialogy Survey Research Center, Oregon State University. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar ROBERT MASON ROBERT MASON Survey Research Center, Oregon State University. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, …
Weighing vs. Counting
The California School of Midden Analysis represents a long-standing tradition of using weight, rather than minimum number of individuals (MNI), to analyze shell recovered from archaeological sites in California. This method originated at the University of California, Berkeley, in the early twentieth century and continues to the present, in spite of the advent of counting measures such as MNI and NISP (number of identified specimens) in faunal stu…
Aspirations, achievements and life satisfaction
The Economic Systems of Ancient Oaxaca
Archaeological data from a regional settlement pattern survey of the Valley of Oaxaca, Mexico, are used to monitor how scarce goods and resources were allocated to members of society through eight phases from 600 B.C. to A.D. 1520. The goal is to determine how distinct historical social structures performed economically in terms of the goods and resources recoverable archaeologically. Measures utilized include land use and settlement characterist…
Weighing and Counting Shell
Glassow discusses several "problems" with the use of minimum number of individuals (MNI) in archaeological shellfish analysis, including the difficulty of identifying non-repetitive elements (NRE) to species level for several taxa. However, these problems, especially fragmentation, are more critical for the weight method than for MNI estimates. We have successfully identified thousands of NRE for all species common in southern California coastal …
Contrast Effects and Subtraction in Part-Whole Questions
Responses to a question about the state economy changed when the question followed a similar item about the economy of the respondent's local community. The overall distribution of the answers changed, as well as the correlation between the two items. Prior work has suggested that respondents may exclude specific aspects of a general issue from consideration when a question about the general issue follows a question about the specific aspect of i…
A Communication Model of Taxpayer Honesty
Sample surveys report that admitted tax evasion remains widespread and shows no sign of declining. An analysis of communication effects among Oregon adults suggests divergent, not convergent patterns among the users of mass media and personal information channels. Mass media exposure is strongly related to fear of getting caught and is directly related to taxpayer honesty. Personal discussion, however, is associated with low fear perceptions and …
Functional analysis of water control features at Monte Alban, Oaxaca, Mexico
Agricultural water distribution systems in the Highlands of Mexico have received considerable attention. Functional analysis of water control features at Monte Alban, Oaxaca demonstrates the potential of a classification system which treats both agricultural and residential‐civic public works, such as drains, filters, catchment structures, and reservoirs
A Moral Appeal for Taxpayer Compliance
This paper examines the ability of the mass media to enhance compliance with the law by the use of moral appeals. Drawing on the moral development literature and the literature of mass communication effects, we set forth a model for designing mass media campaigns directed at improving compliance with the law. Tax compliance is the issue we analyze. While we determine that no appeal, however well‐crafted, is expected to reform all tax offenders, a…
Multicollinearity problems and ridge regression in sociological models
An Archaeological Survey on the Xoxocotlan Piedmont, Oaxaca, Mexico
Surface survey on the piedmont near the present village of Xoxocotlan, Oaxaca, Mexico, has revealed the pattern of prehistoric settlement around an irrigation canal that distributed water from a dammed reservoir located on the flanks of Monte Alban. Intensive systematic collection techniques have permitted quantitative statements to be made about the density of occupation and the contribution of the irrigation system to the food supply of Monte A…
Multicollinearity problems and ridge regression in sociological models
An Archaeological Survey on the Xoxocotlan Piedmont, Oaxaca, Mexico
Surface survey on the piedmont near the present village of Xoxocotlan, Oaxaca, Mexico, has revealed the pattern of prehistoric settlement around an irrigation canal that distributed water from a dammed reservoir located on the flanks of Monte Alban. Intensive systematic collection techniques have permitted quantitative statements to be made about the density of occupation and the contribution of the irrigation system to the food supply of Monte A…
Characteristics of Nonopinion and No Opinion Response Groups
Journal Article Characteristics of Nonopinion and No Opinion Response Groups Get access G.DAVID FAULKENBERRY, G.DAVID FAULKENBERRY Professor of Socialogy Survey Research Center, Oregon State University. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar ROBERT MASON ROBERT MASON Survey Research Center, Oregon State University. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, …
A Study of Admitted Income Tax Evasion
A sample survey of 800 Oregon adults showed that nearly one in four admit they practice evasion. Higher percentages were found for people who were young, with low income, male, and who believed their chance of getting caught was low. Occupational prestige and belief that the tax system is unfair were unrelated to noncompliance. Differential opportunities to practice evasion is a promising explanation, and the deterrent effect of penalties seems u…
Aspirations, achievements and life satisfaction
Specialization, Market Exchange, and the Aztec State
Archaeological data from Huexotla, an Aztec-period site in the Valley of Mexico, are used to test the proposition that Mexican states arose and expanded to facilitate specialization and market exchange. By and large, this proposition is not supported by the Huexotla data. During Early Aztec times, the Valley of Mexico was divided into a number of small, autonomous city-states. The Huexotla data suggest that the local economies of these city-state…
Functional analysis of water control features at Monte Alban, Oaxaca, Mexico
Agricultural water distribution systems in the Highlands of Mexico have received considerable attention. Functional analysis of water control features at Monte Alban, Oaxaca demonstrates the potential of a classification system which treats both agricultural and residential‐civic public works, such as drains, filters, catchment structures, and reservoirs
A Regional Chronology of the Early Historic Period
The Structure of Historic Communities
Historic Settlement Patterns
The Economic Systems of Ancient Oaxaca
Archaeological data from a regional settlement pattern survey of the Valley of Oaxaca, Mexico, are used to monitor how scarce goods and resources were allocated to members of society through eight phases from 600 B.C. to A.D. 1520. The goal is to determine how distinct historical social structures performed economically in terms of the goods and resources recoverable archaeologically. Measures utilized include land use and settlement characterist…
The Effect of the Davis-Bacon Act on Construction Costs in Rural Areas
A Communication Model of Taxpayer Honesty
Sample surveys report that admitted tax evasion remains widespread and shows no sign of declining. An analysis of communication effects among Oregon adults suggests divergent, not convergent patterns among the users of mass media and personal information channels. Mass media exposure is strongly related to fear of getting caught and is directly related to taxpayer honesty. Personal discussion, however, is associated with low fear perceptions and …
Euro-American Pioneer Settlement Systems in the Central Salt River Valley of Northeast Missouri
A Moral Appeal for Taxpayer Compliance
This paper examines the ability of the mass media to enhance compliance with the law by the use of moral appeals. Drawing on the moral development literature and the literature of mass communication effects, we set forth a model for designing mass media campaigns directed at improving compliance with the law. Tax compliance is the issue we analyze. While we determine that no appeal, however well‐crafted, is expected to reform all tax offenders, a…
Contrast Effects and Subtraction in Part-Whole Questions
Responses to a question about the state economy changed when the question followed a similar item about the economy of the respondent's local community. The overall distribution of the answers changed, as well as the correlation between the two items. Prior work has suggested that respondents may exclude specific aspects of a general issue from consideration when a question about the general issue follows a question about the specific aspect of i…
Weighing vs. Counting
The California School of Midden Analysis represents a long-standing tradition of using weight, rather than minimum number of individuals (MNI), to analyze shell recovered from archaeological sites in California. This method originated at the University of California, Berkeley, in the early twentieth century and continues to the present, in spite of the advent of counting measures such as MNI and NISP (number of identified specimens) in faunal stu…
Weighing and Counting Shell
Glassow discusses several "problems" with the use of minimum number of individuals (MNI) in archaeological shellfish analysis, including the difficulty of identifying non-repetitive elements (NRE) to species level for several taxa. However, these problems, especially fragmentation, are more critical for the weight method than for MNI estimates. We have successfully identified thousands of NRE for all species common in southern California coastal …
The effect of format and device on the performance and usability of web-based questionnaires
This article explores the comparability of assessment tools under different format conditions. Prior studies have not considered the interaction of format and device on time to complete an assessment and have instead treated each of them separately with conflicting results. This study assesses, by linear regressions using web-based data, the performance of multiple devices under varying formats while controlling for non-device factors such as dem…
Aztec-Period Political and Economic Organization of Western Morelos, Mexico
The Tlahuica, a Nahua ethnic group, arrived in what is now western Morelos and conquered several preexisting towns circaa.d.1100. Members of Tlahuica elite lineages took control of irrigable land and foundedaltepeme(small city-states). As population increased, segmentation occurred until there were 32altepeme. The elite's control of the irrigable land was the basis for collecting tribute consisting of cotton cloth. The 32altepemein western Morelo…
Reconsidering Miranda rights
This paper develops a method to identify manipulation of custodial suspects who attempt to invoke the Miranda right to legal counsel during a custodial interrogation. The method, developed from a combination of framing theory and hypergame theory, first documents the point where custodial suspects' preferences shift and second identifies the proximate cause of that shift using excerpts from legal cases. The method applies linguistic analysis with…
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