Robert J Craig

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ID6099703
NOMBRERobert J Craig
NOMBRESRobert J
APELLIDOCraig
FIRMACRAIG R J
AFILIACIONESThe Chicago School of Professional Psychology
ORCID0000-0002-1113-4755
VERIFICADOSí
TOTAL DE OBRAS33
TOTAL DE CITAS8
TOTAL COMO AUTOR33
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN1958
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2024
ÍNDICE H1

  • Experienced Social Support and Cultural Humility for Faith-Based Cross-Cultural Workers During Covid-19

    Open AccessBethany Ferguson, Anne Wangugi et al.ARTICLEJournal of Psychology and Theology2024

    Employees of faith-based international organizations have been shown to be uniquely at risk for mental health symptoms, including depression and posttraumatic stress, while social support has been demonstrated to be an important protective factor. Cultural humility, which is understood as an openness to appreciate and learn from others, has also been shown to contribute to wellbeing for cross-cultural employees. Eighty-eight cross-cultural faith-…

  • Protecting National Security by Breaking the Law? Prerogative, Statute and the Powers of MI5

    Open AccessRobert Craig, Robert J Craig et al.ARTICLEModern Law Review2022

    The Court of Appeal decision in Privacy International v Foreign Secretary (2021) found lawful the long‐secret policy governing the purported authorisation and commission of criminal offences as part of the work of MI5 and its informants. The Court found MI5 had a public law power to engage in such criminality, historically under the royal prerogative and more latterly as an implied power under the Security Service Act 1989. The authors argue that…

  • The End of Innocence

    Open AccessRobert Craig, Robert J CraigARTICLEModern Law Review2019

    This case note explores the issue of open justice considered by Khuja (formerly PNM) v Times Newspapers Limited in the Supreme Court and argues that the current law is confused and incoherent. Far from settling the debate, it is suggested that the decision further undermines some of the key assumptions underpinning the current approach, especially in the light of the compelling and humane minority judgment. This leaves the area ripe for reconside…

  • Restoring Confidence

    Open AccessRobert Craig, Robert J CraigARTICLEModern Law Review2018

    This article considers both the Fixed‐term Parliaments Act 2011 (FTPA) and the political constitution, to place the former in its political and constitutional context. It begins by setting out the background to the FTPA – which was a part of a Coalition agreement – and considers difficulties with the most commonly‐made arguments in favour of fixed‐term parliaments. The second part of the article considers the impact and potential practical legal …

  • Head injury in asylum seekers and refugees referred with psychological trauma

    Open AccessSharon Doherty, Robert J Craig et al.ARTICLECambridge Prisms Global Mental…2016

    The emotional and cognitive consequences of HI in ASR may increase the vulnerability of this disadvantaged group, and can be associated with neurobehavioural problems affecting daily life and may compromise asylum outcomes. Routine screening for HI in ASR is needed, as are links to neuropsychology and brain injury services for advice, assessment and intervention

  • Black Spiders Weaving Webs

    Open AccessRobert Craig, Robert J CraigARTICLEModern Law Review2016

    In R (Evans) v Attorney General , the Supreme Court quashed the Attorney General's statutory veto of the Upper Tribunal's original determination made under freedom of information legislation. The Upper Tribunal had held that so‐called ‘advocacy’ memos should be published after a full hearing on the merits. The Supreme Court split five to two, with the lead judgment of Lord Neuberger using constitutional rather than administrative language and foc…

  • Casting Aside Clanking Medieval Chains

    Open AccessRobert Craig, Robert J CraigARTICLEModern Law Review2016

    This article confronts the controversies surrounding Article 50 by analysing the relationship between statute and prerogative in the UK. The piece focuses on domestic constitutional issues and suggests a new way of classifying the relationship between statute and prerogative into two types falling under ‘the abeyance principle’ or ‘the frustration principle’. The abeyance principle means that where statute and prerogative overlap, the prerogative…

  • Assessing Personality and Psychopathology With Interviews

    Open AccessRobert J CraigOTHERHandbook of Psychology, Second…2012

    This chapter discusses contemporary issues in assessing psychopathology and personality with interviews. We discuss types of interviews, how clients and clinicians approach an interview, and structured versus unstructured interviews. The structure of the interview is presented along with continuing concerns with official diagnostic systems. Issues that complicate the assessment process for personality disorders are discussed, including the base r…

  • Predicting the Outcome of Methadone Maintenance Treatment With the Negative Treatment Indicators Content Scale From the Mmpi-2

    Robert J Craig, Ronald E OlsonARTICLEPsychological Reports2003

  • Predicting the Outcome of Methadone Maintenance Treatment With the Negative Treatment Indicators Content Scale From the Mmpi-2

    Robert J CraigARTICLEPsychological Reports2003

  • Figure-Drawing Indices of Psychological Accessibility

    Robert J CraigARTICLEPsychological Reports2002

  • Figure-Drawing Indices of Psychological Accessibility

    Robert J CraigARTICLEPsychological Reports2002

  • Validity of Projective Drawing Indices of Male Homosexuality

    Open AccessJames Bovan, Robert J CraigARTICLEPsychological Reports2002

    We investigated the hypothesis that certain signs in the Draw-A-Person projective technique reflect male homosexuality. Human figure drawings from gay and 88 heterosexual men, with no clinical psychological symptoms, were submitted to trained raters who were blind to the purpose of this research. The raters independently judged whether 21 signs, previously referenced in the literature as suggestive of male homosexuality, were present in the figur…

  • Figure-Drawing Indices of Psychological Accessibility

    Open AccessRobert J Craig, Ronald E Olson et al.ARTICLEPsychological Reports2002

    We investigated the hypotheses that windows, doors, pathways, and size of the house in the House drawing of the House-Tree-Person projective drawing technique reflect psychological and social accessibility by correlating these variables with the Social Introversion scale of the MMPI-2. Subjects were 153 nonclinical, community adults, and 146 clinical patients currently receiving mental health services. While there were strong correlations among t…

  • Metadiscourse, Theory, and Practice

    Robert Craig, Robert J CraigARTICLEResearch on Language and Social…1999

  • Stability of the McMi-Iii in a Substance-Abusing Inpatient Sample

    Robert J CraigARTICLEPsychological Reports1998

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  • Stability of the MCMI—III in a Substance-Abusing Inpatient Sample

    Open AccessRobert J Craig, Ronald E Olson et al.ARTICLEPsychological Reports1998

    The stability of the MCMI-III personality disorder and clinical syndrome scales was assessed in a substance-abusing inpatient sample of 35 African-American men over an average test-retest interval of 6 mo. Estimates were higher for the personality pattern scales than for the clinical syndrome scales. The Dependent personality pattern scale (.83) and the Narcissistic personality pattern scale (.80) were reliable after about six months, whereas Dru…

  • Relationship between Psychological Needs and the Five-Factor Model of Personality Classification

    Open AccessRobert J Craig, Robert A Loheidi et al.ARTICLEJournal of Research in Personality1998Citada por: 1Referencias: 19

  • Picturing African‐Americans

    Robert Craig, Robert J Craig et al.ARTICLEVisual Sociology1997Citada por: 7Referencias: 7

    In recent years, advertisements depicting stereotypes of African‐Americans have given way to advertising images that show African‐Americans as middle‐ and upper class consumers. This articles uses photo‐elicitation to study the meaning readers attach to advertising images of African‐American success. The results provide insight into how advertisements pull readers into a web of ideological meanings. The results also show how other social structur…

  • Christianity and Empire

    Open AccessRobert Craig, Robert J CraigARTICLEAmerican Indian Culture and…1997

    INTRODUCTION\nHistorically the association of Christianity and empire has most often been a phenomenon that relates to either a Christendom model of church and state relationships or what might be best characterized as the “colonial” experience of European Christians in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. For example, Luis Rivera Pagan’s work A Violent Evangelism: The Political and Religious Conquest of the Americas develops the idea that the conque…

  • MCMI-II Profiles and Typologies for Patients Seen in Marital Therapy

    Open AccessRobert J Craig, Ronald E OlsonARTICLEPsychological Reports1995

    The Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory-II profiles of 145 patients in marital therapy, seen in a private-practice outpatient setting, were subjected to a hierarchical cluster analysis. Four distinct clusters were found (MCMI-II Codetypes 58B4, 8A6B8B5, 3217, and 37). Each of these clusters suggested different therapeutic goals. There were some scale differences by gender, with women tending to score higher on the Dependent Scale. We argue that …

  • Psychological Screening of Impotence with Finney's MMPI-Derived Impotence Scale

    Open AccessRobert J Craig, Bridgit Cannon et al.ARTICLEPsychological Reports1995

    Three groups of patients in treatment were assessed for impotence, using MMPI-derived Impotence Scale. Group I were 46 patients who had been screened and scheduled for a penile prosthesis when the impotence resulted from known organic causes (biogenic). Group II were 198 patients in a sexual dysfunction clinic, for whom biogenic causes had been ruled out (psychogenic). Group III were 51 substance abusers in drug rehabilitation. While scores on th…

  • Contributions to Psychohistory

    Open AccessRobert J CraigARTICLEPsychological Reports1995

    This paper is a review of major published works from psychoanalysts, psychiatrists, psychologists, academic scholars, and experts who have presented an "analysis" of the personality of Ernest Hemingway. Points of agreement and contrasting points of contention are discussed

  • PF Profiles and Typologies for Patients Seen in Marital Therapy

    Open AccessRobert J Craig, Ronald E OlsonARTICLEPsychological Reports1995

    The purpose of this study was to examine and describe the personality characteristics of 145 patients seen in outpatient marital therapy in private practice. Cluster analysis of the entire sample resulted in five separate typologies which were statistically significant and clinically meaningful and which suggested different goals for counseling. Patients seeking marital therapy were significantly more tense, anxious, worrisome, suspicious, bold, …

  • Relationship between MCMI-II Scales and Normal Personality Traits

    Open AccessRobert J Craig, Ronald E OlsonARTICLEPsychological Reports1992

    We correlated MCMI-II and 16 PF profiles of 145 couples in outpatient marital therapy and noted significant associations between these tests that were consistently and logically related to constructs which underlie the meaning of the MCMI-II scales. This provided good concurrent validity for both the Personality and Clinical Scales of the MCMI-II. These results add credence to research designed to study Millon's basic styles in normal populations