Robert King
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3770911 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Robert King |
| NOMBRES | Robert |
| APELLIDO | King |
| FIRMA | KING R |
| AFILIACIONES | University College Cork |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0252-2035 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 43 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 43 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1968 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Spirit's Cybernetic Externalization in the Capital System
This essay examines how cybernetic concepts in the philosophy of G.W.F. Hegel offer a rich understanding of spiritual modes of human evolution within capitalism. Where there exists a tendency to view the human-environment (human-capitalist social formation) relation on too conventionally humanistic terms, I suggest that Hegel’s concepts help us to construct, but also to contend with, a transhuman, cybernetic, and objective trend in capitalism’s d…
Ecohuman in New Materialist Humanism
This commentary to Clayton Crockett’s Energy and Change: A New Materialist Cosmology details his use of systems concepts as it extends his energy framework to conceive of the ecohuman, a new concept that broadens anthropocentric and humanist traditions’ forms of thinking the human being. A review of Crockett’s book gives way to speculations about what the ecohuman is, and how it might be thought across discourses in posthumanism, new materialism,…
Nose Job
Psychological Determinism
Qualitative Versus Quantitative in Evolutionary Science
Age of Parent
Exploring perceptions of how nature recreation benefits mental wellbeing
Evidence suggests that experiences in nature enhance mental wellbeing. However, we are yet to clearly understand the processes through which this occurs. This study employed an exploratory qualitative approach to investigate how time spent in nature supports mental wellbeing. In-depth interviews were conducted with 15 participants. Thematic analysis yielded three dominant themes: (1) ‘a sense of perspective’, (2) ‘mental and emotional sanctuary’ …
Daniel Dennett
Near the Knuckle
Finding Marco Polo’s Locach
The discovery of several rare coins inscribed with Lavo pura confirms the existence of a city and province described under the name Lohu (or Lohuk) in Chinese records of the Yuan (Mongol) Dynasty (1260–1368) and in Vietnamese historical records as Lộ Hạc. This city and the province to which it gave its name were evidently the “province of Locach” described in the Travels of Marco Polo, the location of which remained a riddle to the mapmakers and …
Early psychosis in central Vietnam
BACKGROUND: Few longitudinal studies have investigated the functional outcomes of individuals with recent-onset psychotic illness in low- and middle-income countries. AIMS: To investigate short-term functional remission and its predictors in a central Vietnamese sample. METHODS: A naturalistic 6-month prospective cohort study recruited 79 patients of public health facilities who had experienced a first episode of schizophrenia or related illness …
Subjective quality of life and its predictors among people with early psychosis in central Vietnam
Subjective quality of life (sQOL) has become an established outcome indicator in psychosis research, but longitudinal studies from developing countries remain scarce. This study aimed to examine sQOL, its short-term course and its predictors among people with early psychosis in central Vietnam. Community-dwelling individuals with early psychosis and their relatives were recruited via public health facilities for a naturalistic 6 month longitudina…
Steve Gangestad
Hamilton’s Rule and Theoretical Implications
Randy Thornhill
Jay Belsky
A Pilot Study of a Method for Teaching Clinical Psychology Trainees to Conceptualise and Manage Countertransference
There is evidence that therapists' countertransference responses can affect the therapeutic relationship. There is also evidence that trainee therapists can experience difficulty understanding and managing countertransference. This evidence suggests the need for greater focus on countertransference in the training of professionals, such as psychologists, for whom therapy is a core activity. However, little is currently known about the best way of…
Social Workers' Beliefs about the Interventions for Schizophrenia and Depression
The objective of the research was to investigate social workers' beliefs about the value of interventions for schizophrenia and depression; to determine their capacity to detect the mental health problem described in the vignette; and to compare the results of social workers with the general public and other health professionals. A total of 1,277 questionnaires were distributed to social workers which were previously used to examine the beliefs o…
European Perceptions of Terra Australis
Experiences of Countertransference
While historically linked with psychoanalysis, countertransference is recognised as an important component of the experience of therapists, regardless of the therapeutic modality. This study considers the implications of this for the training of psychologists. Fifty‐five clinical psychology trainees from four university training programmes completed an anonymous questionnaire that collected written reports of countertransference experiences, rati…
Just growed stories
Havre de Sylla on Jave La Grande
The question of whether Portuguese navigators discovered Australia in the early sixteeth century is adressed. The Dieppe mappemondes that for some have provided an affirmative answer to this question are shown to be expressions of the cosmographic concepts of the period, thus accounting for the superficial resemblance of their Jave la Grande to Australia. Tracing the origin of their toponym Havre de Sylla shows how their Jave la Grande can be acc…
A Typological Approach to Testing the Evolutionary Functions of Human Female Orgasm
A Bricoleur or Two in the Consulting Room
In popular contemporary use, the French term bricolage refers to the activities of the home handyman. It is sometimes used in a disparaging way to refer to work that is improvised, uninformed by expertise or specialist knowledge, and probably inferior in its results when compared with the work of a tradesman or professional. In 1962
Eora and English at Port Jackson
the waters of Sydney Cove, Port Jackson, were graced for the first time by the presence of ships of the Spanish Royal Navy; the corvettes Descubierta and Atrevida, under the command of
Exploring perceptions of how nature recreation benefits mental wellbeing
Evidence suggests that experiences in nature enhance mental wellbeing. However, we are yet to clearly understand the processes through which this occurs. This study employed an exploratory qualitative approach to investigate how time spent in nature supports mental wellbeing. In-depth interviews were conducted with 15 participants. Thematic analysis yielded three dominant themes: (1) ‘a sense of perspective’, (2) ‘mental and emotional sanctuary’ …
Are There Different Types of Female Orgasm
Evidence-based practice
The validity and utility of terms such as evidence-based in relation to clinical practice in psychology are here subjected to critical analysis. The method of the analysis is to closely review the findings of a major study investigating treatment efficacy with depression and to consider how seriously these findings compromise the status of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) as evidence-based with respect to its efficacy for treatment of depressi…
A Typological Approach to Testing the Evolutionary Functions of Human Female Orgasm
A Chronological Perspective on Suicide—The Last Days of Life
A combined psychological autopsy and narrative approach was used to study the completed suicides of 67 Israeli soldiers. Three issues were addressed. First, the authors examined the typology of the life narratives of suicide completed during active army duty. Second, focusing on the last 3 weeks of the soldiers' lives, they sought to examine their triggers for suicide, emotional state of mind, army duty functioning, and communication of suicidal …
Contemporary Use of Private Political Polling
Journal Article CONTEMPORARY USE OF PRIVATE POLITICAL POLLING Get access ROBERT KING, ROBERT KING *The authors are Professor of Marketing and Professor of Business respectively at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar MARTIN SCHNITZER MARTIN SCHNITZER *The authors are Professor of Marketing and Professor of Business respectively at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Search for …
Experiences of Countertransference
While historically linked with psychoanalysis, countertransference is recognised as an important component of the experience of therapists, regardless of the therapeutic modality. This study considers the implications of this for the training of psychologists. Fifty‐five clinical psychology trainees from four university training programmes completed an anonymous questionnaire that collected written reports of countertransference experiences, rati…
William Bolts and the Austrian Origins of the Lapérouse Expedition
A Taxonomy for Homework Used by Mental Health Case Managers When Working with Individuals Diagnosed with Severe Mental Illness
The Secret History of the Convict Colony
Part 1 The background: a strategic base in the Pacific Spanish dominion in the Pacific Reasons for the settlement of New South Wales The development of Britain's need for a base in the Pacific, 1740-1786 The involvement of Phillip and Sydney in the South American expeditions, 1780-1783 The Netherlands crisis and the Botany Bay expedition Laprouse at Botany Bay The Nootka Sound crisis The French Revolutionary War and the visit of the Baudin expedi…
Person-environment intersections
Intersection of personality dimensions (adjustment, likeability, self-control, social inclination, intellectance, and dominance) and taxonomy of everyday settings were examined. In studies 1 and 2, Ss recalled situations relevant to each personality dimensions. Judges categorized into six nondomicile (academic, athletic, business, play, religious, and streets) and six domicile (bedroom, eating room, living room, dormitory room, fraternity or soro…
Contemporary Use of Private Political Polling
Journal Article CONTEMPORARY USE OF PRIVATE POLITICAL POLLING Get access ROBERT KING, ROBERT KING *The authors are Professor of Marketing and Professor of Business respectively at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar MARTIN SCHNITZER MARTIN SCHNITZER *The authors are Professor of Marketing and Professor of Business respectively at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Search for …
Person-environment intersections
Intersection of personality dimensions (adjustment, likeability, self-control, social inclination, intellectance, and dominance) and taxonomy of everyday settings were examined. In studies 1 and 2, Ss recalled situations relevant to each personality dimensions. Judges categorized into six nondomicile (academic, athletic, business, play, religious, and streets) and six domicile (bedroom, eating room, living room, dormitory room, fraternity or soro…
Stability of Kindergarten Children's Career Aspirations
211 kindergarten children were interviewed in September and again in May concerning their career aspirations. On both occasions the interviewer asked for a first career choice; if something other than a real job was given, the interviewer asked for a second choice. During the September interview, 74% supplied a “real” career as their first choice and 10% gave real career responses as a second choice. Eight months later, 89% gave real careers as a…
The Secret History of the Convict Colony
Part 1 The background: a strategic base in the Pacific Spanish dominion in the Pacific Reasons for the settlement of New South Wales The development of Britain's need for a base in the Pacific, 1740-1786 The involvement of Phillip and Sydney in the South American expeditions, 1780-1783 The Netherlands crisis and the Botany Bay expedition Laprouse at Botany Bay The Nootka Sound crisis The French Revolutionary War and the visit of the Baudin expedi…
Regarding Henry
The Smythe administration and the Zulu rebellion of 1906
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Tuning into the public interest in radio
Evidence-based practice
The validity and utility of terms such as evidence-based in relation to clinical practice in psychology are here subjected to critical analysis. The method of the analysis is to closely review the findings of a major study investigating treatment efficacy with depression and to consider how seriously these findings compromise the status of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) as evidence-based with respect to its efficacy for treatment of depressi…
Social work, stress and burnout
Stress and burnout for health care professionals have received increasing attention in the literature. Significant administrative, societal and political changes have impacted on the role of workers and the responsibilities they are expected to assume. Most writers suggest that social work is a highly stressful occupation, with stress deriving in particular from role conflict between client advocacy and meeting agency needs. This article reviewed…
Psychologists as mental health case managers
The results of two independent surveys of professionals working in government- funded adult community mental health services were examined with a view to considering how psychologists rate their capacities as mental health case managers. Professional competency and personal efficacy self-report profiles for psychologists were compared with those of other professionals in related roles. The results obtained suggested that psychologists identified …
William Bolts
Psychoanalytic perspectives on substance use and antisocial personality disorder
Psychoanalysis and related psychodynamic psychotherapies have historically had a limited engagement with substance use and antisocial personality disorders. This in part reflects an early preoccupation with 'transference neuroses' and in part reflects later de-emphasis of diagnosis and focus on therapeutic process. Nonetheless, psychoanalytic perspectives can usefully inform thinking about approaches to treatment of such disorders and there are p…
A Chronological Perspective on Suicide—The Last Days of Life
A combined psychological autopsy and narrative approach was used to study the completed suicides of 67 Israeli soldiers. Three issues were addressed. First, the authors examined the typology of the life narratives of suicide completed during active army duty. Second, focusing on the last 3 weeks of the soldiers' lives, they sought to examine their triggers for suicide, emotional state of mind, army duty functioning, and communication of suicidal …
A Taxonomy for Homework Used by Mental Health Case Managers When Working with Individuals Diagnosed with Severe Mental Illness
William Bolts and the Austrian Origins of the Lapérouse Expedition
William Bolts and the Austrian Origins of the Lapérouse Expedition
Subjective and Objective Indicators of Recovery in Severe Mental Illness
Background: This study aimed to determine whether subjective dimensions of recovery such as empowerment are associated with self-report of more objective indicators such as level of participation in the community and income from employment. A secondary aim was to investigate the extent to which diagnosis or other consumer characteristics mediated any relationship between these variables. Methods: The Community Integration Measure, the Empowerment…
Eora and English at Port Jackson
the waters of Sydney Cove, Port Jackson, were graced for the first time by the presence of ships of the Spanish Royal Navy; the corvettes Descubierta and Atrevida, under the command of
Are There Different Types of Female Orgasm
A Typological Approach to Testing the Evolutionary Functions of Human Female Orgasm
A Bricoleur or Two in the Consulting Room
In popular contemporary use, the French term bricolage refers to the activities of the home handyman. It is sometimes used in a disparaging way to refer to work that is improvised, uninformed by expertise or specialist knowledge, and probably inferior in its results when compared with the work of a tradesman or professional. In 1962
Just growed stories
Havre de Sylla on Jave La Grande
The question of whether Portuguese navigators discovered Australia in the early sixteeth century is adressed. The Dieppe mappemondes that for some have provided an affirmative answer to this question are shown to be expressions of the cosmographic concepts of the period, thus accounting for the superficial resemblance of their Jave la Grande to Australia. Tracing the origin of their toponym Havre de Sylla shows how their Jave la Grande can be acc…
European Perceptions of Terra Australis
Experiences of Countertransference
While historically linked with psychoanalysis, countertransference is recognised as an important component of the experience of therapists, regardless of the therapeutic modality. This study considers the implications of this for the training of psychologists. Fifty‐five clinical psychology trainees from four university training programmes completed an anonymous questionnaire that collected written reports of countertransference experiences, rati…
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