B Goldman
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4889707 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | B Goldman |
| NOMBRES | B |
| APELLIDO | Goldman |
| FIRMA | GOLDMAN B |
| AFILIACIONES | Clayton State University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1968 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Superwoman’s kryptonite
The role that the superwoman schema (SWS) plays in U.S. Black women’s perceptions of barriers (biological, psychological, and sociological) to healthy weight management is unknown. This exploratory study examined whether 122 women classified as normal weight, overweight or obese differed in their perceptions of types of barriers and if the SWS predicted perceived barriers to weight management. Women classified as obese reported more barriers than…
Stimulating a Response
Minimal psychological research has looked at whether priming participants with the Confederate flag impacts psychological functioning. The current study examined whether Confederate flag priming and people’s political orientation would account for various indicators of how people reconcile in-group/out-group divisions- social dominance orientation (SDO) and ethnocultural empathy (EE). Previous research noted that exposing people to the Confederat…
Derogatory Slang in the Hospital Setting
In the on-call lounge late one evening, two residents compared notes on their respective rotations, with four medical students listening in. “I am totally fried,” said Jane, a second-year resident in general surgery. “We spent three hours in the hole digging for an appendix on a 22-year-old woman.” “Why did it take so long?” asked Mike, a resident in internal medicine
Within-Person Relationships Among Daily Self-Esteem, Need Satisfaction, and Authenticity
This study examined the within-person relationships among daily self-esteem, felt authenticity (i.e., the operation of one's “true self”), and satisfaction of psychological needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness. We also included measures of affect to control for the variance these constructs might share with affect. Over a 2-week period, 116 participants responded daily to measures of these variables. Multilevel random-coefficients mode…
Mindfulness as a means of reducing aggressive behavior
Recent research and theory suggest that mindfulness, or enhanced attention and awareness in the present moment [Brown and Ryan, 2003 ], may be linked to lower levels of ego‐involvement and, as a result, may have implications for lowering hostility and aggressive behavior. Accordingly, we conducted two studies to examine the potential aggression‐mitigating role of mindfulness. In Study 1, we found that dispositional mindfulness correlated negative…
A Multicomponent Conceptualization of Authenticity
Linking adult attachment to self-esteem stability
Although it is known that adult attachment is associated with self-esteem level (i.e., whether individuals' typical feelings of self-worth are high or low), little is known about how the attachment system is connected to other important components of self-esteem. In the research reported here, we examined how aspects of the attachment system relate to stability of self-esteem (i.e., the extent to which individuals' current feelings of self-worth …
Self-serving responses arising from discrepancies between explicit and implicit self-esteem
Recent evidence highlights the importance of distinguishing between secure and fragile high self-esteem when examining self-protective and self-enhancement strategies. The research reported here examines one way to make this distinction, namely discrepancies between individuals' explicit and implicit self-esteem. Study 1 focused on self-promotion and Study 2 focused on out-group derogation. Our findings indicated that compared to participants who…
The Later Pre-Islamic Riding Costume
Le but de cet article est d'offrir une synthese la plus complete et documentee possible a propos de l'evolution du costume masculin sous les Sassanides et jusqu'aux premices de l'ere musulmane, a partir de l'etude des sculptures rupestres et des objets de metal de cette periode
Persian Domed Turibula
A guide to the literature on aggressive behavior
Articles relating t o the general problem area of aggression are scattered throughout the whole range of specialized journals in fields from "A for anatomy" t o "Z for Zoology." It is virtually impossible for a single individual to find all the articles which may bear on his particular interest. Information overload is, of course, a problem. However, an even greater problem is matching the interesting article with the interested reader. Aggressiv…
Some Epidemiological Aspects of the Malignant Lymphomata
Some Epidemiological Aspects of the Malignant Lymphomata Baruch ModanM.D.Dr.P.H.F.A.P.H.A., B. GoldmanM.D., M. ShaniM.D., Irit ViragM.D., and Michaela ModanM.Sc. CopyRightDr. Modan is Head, Department of Clinical Epidemiology, Tel Hashomer Government Hospital, Tel Hashomer, Israel. Dr. Goldman, Dr. Shani, Dr. Virag, and Mrs. Modan are on his staff. https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.58.11.2082 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Mindfulness as a means of reducing aggressive behavior
Recent research and theory suggest that mindfulness, or enhanced attention and awareness in the present moment [Brown and Ryan, 2003 ], may be linked to lower levels of ego‐involvement and, as a result, may have implications for lowering hostility and aggressive behavior. Accordingly, we conducted two studies to examine the potential aggression‐mitigating role of mindfulness. In Study 1, we found that dispositional mindfulness correlated negative…
Superwoman’s kryptonite
The role that the superwoman schema (SWS) plays in U.S. Black women’s perceptions of barriers (biological, psychological, and sociological) to healthy weight management is unknown. This exploratory study examined whether 122 women classified as normal weight, overweight or obese differed in their perceptions of types of barriers and if the SWS predicted perceived barriers to weight management. Women classified as obese reported more barriers than…
Stimulating a Response
Minimal psychological research has looked at whether priming participants with the Confederate flag impacts psychological functioning. The current study examined whether Confederate flag priming and people’s political orientation would account for various indicators of how people reconcile in-group/out-group divisions- social dominance orientation (SDO) and ethnocultural empathy (EE). Previous research noted that exposing people to the Confederat…
Some Epidemiological Aspects of the Malignant Lymphomata
Some Epidemiological Aspects of the Malignant Lymphomata Baruch ModanM.D.Dr.P.H.F.A.P.H.A., B. GoldmanM.D., M. ShaniM.D., Irit ViragM.D., and Michaela ModanM.Sc. CopyRightDr. Modan is Head, Department of Clinical Epidemiology, Tel Hashomer Government Hospital, Tel Hashomer, Israel. Dr. Goldman, Dr. Shani, Dr. Virag, and Mrs. Modan are on his staff. https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.58.11.2082 Published Online: August 29, 2011
A guide to the literature on aggressive behavior
Articles relating t o the general problem area of aggression are scattered throughout the whole range of specialized journals in fields from "A for anatomy" t o "Z for Zoology." It is virtually impossible for a single individual to find all the articles which may bear on his particular interest. Information overload is, of course, a problem. However, an even greater problem is matching the interesting article with the interested reader. Aggressiv…
Persian Domed Turibula
The Later Pre-Islamic Riding Costume
Le but de cet article est d'offrir une synthese la plus complete et documentee possible a propos de l'evolution du costume masculin sous les Sassanides et jusqu'aux premices de l'ere musulmane, a partir de l'etude des sculptures rupestres et des objets de metal de cette periode
Self-serving responses arising from discrepancies between explicit and implicit self-esteem
Recent evidence highlights the importance of distinguishing between secure and fragile high self-esteem when examining self-protective and self-enhancement strategies. The research reported here examines one way to make this distinction, namely discrepancies between individuals' explicit and implicit self-esteem. Study 1 focused on self-promotion and Study 2 focused on out-group derogation. Our findings indicated that compared to participants who…
A Multicomponent Conceptualization of Authenticity
Linking adult attachment to self-esteem stability
Although it is known that adult attachment is associated with self-esteem level (i.e., whether individuals' typical feelings of self-worth are high or low), little is known about how the attachment system is connected to other important components of self-esteem. In the research reported here, we examined how aspects of the attachment system relate to stability of self-esteem (i.e., the extent to which individuals' current feelings of self-worth …
Within-Person Relationships Among Daily Self-Esteem, Need Satisfaction, and Authenticity
This study examined the within-person relationships among daily self-esteem, felt authenticity (i.e., the operation of one's “true self”), and satisfaction of psychological needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness. We also included measures of affect to control for the variance these constructs might share with affect. Over a 2-week period, 116 participants responded daily to measures of these variables. Multilevel random-coefficients mode…
Mindfulness as a means of reducing aggressive behavior
Recent research and theory suggest that mindfulness, or enhanced attention and awareness in the present moment [Brown and Ryan, 2003 ], may be linked to lower levels of ego‐involvement and, as a result, may have implications for lowering hostility and aggressive behavior. Accordingly, we conducted two studies to examine the potential aggression‐mitigating role of mindfulness. In Study 1, we found that dispositional mindfulness correlated negative…
Derogatory Slang in the Hospital Setting
In the on-call lounge late one evening, two residents compared notes on their respective rotations, with four medical students listening in. “I am totally fried,” said Jane, a second-year resident in general surgery. “We spent three hours in the hole digging for an appendix on a 22-year-old woman.” “Why did it take so long?” asked Mike, a resident in internal medicine
Stimulating a Response
Minimal psychological research has looked at whether priming participants with the Confederate flag impacts psychological functioning. The current study examined whether Confederate flag priming and people’s political orientation would account for various indicators of how people reconcile in-group/out-group divisions- social dominance orientation (SDO) and ethnocultural empathy (EE). Previous research noted that exposing people to the Confederat…
Superwoman’s kryptonite
The role that the superwoman schema (SWS) plays in U.S. Black women’s perceptions of barriers (biological, psychological, and sociological) to healthy weight management is unknown. This exploratory study examined whether 122 women classified as normal weight, overweight or obese differed in their perceptions of types of barriers and if the SWS predicted perceived barriers to weight management. Women classified as obese reported more barriers than…
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