R Brown
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 11160 |
|---|---|
| NOME | R Brown |
| PRENOMES | R |
| SOBRENOME | Brown |
| ASSINATURA | BROWN R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | James Madison University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7772-4862 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 71 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1961 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Overview of Australia’s state-wide cardiovascular program and reflections on its piloting between 2021 and 2024
The Cardiovascular Program helped to improve access to care and health outcomes. • Strong buy-in from all stakeholders is essential for success and sustainability. • Initiatives should be adapted based on local needs and capabilities. • Data collection and reporting requirements should balance quality with administrative effort. • The Program’s integrated and context-specific design provides insights for international application. Cardiovascular …
Ethno-modelling as a Glocalization Process of Understanding Vernacular Architecture
Ethnomodelling can be considered as an association between ethno-mathematics and mathematical modelling which allows us to experience different realities in a particular culture.A lot of tacit knowledge contained in the Indonesian culture is only understood as part of tradition, especially in the form of vernacular architecture.In fact, this knowledge can become material for development in the field of praxis, which plays a role in enriching the …
Supplemental Material for The Causal Effect of Testosterone on Men’s Competitive Behavior Is Moderated by Basal Cortisol and Cues to an Opponent’s Status
The Future of Urban Clean Water and Sanitation
Vygotsky and Sociology
The point of departure of this chapter is the understanding that the way in which the social relations of institutions are regulated has cognitive and affective consequences for those who live and work inside them. The current state of the art in the social sciences struggles to provide a theoretical connection between specifi c forms, or modalities, of institutional regulation and consciousness. Attempts which have been made to do so tend not to…
A qualitative study of the difficulties in reaching sustainable universal health insurance coverage in Iran
OBJECTIVE To understand the Iranian health financing system and provide lessons for policy makers about achieving universal coverage. METHODS Twenty-five interviewees from seven major health insurance companies were selected for a qualitative study in 2007. Using a semi-structured interview, three main tasks of the health financing system (revenue collection, risk pooling and purchasing) were investigated. A framework method was applied for the d…
Pat Robertson
With the passing of postwar evangelicalism's second-generation leadership, assessments of that leadership are now forthcoming. It was a generation that broke with fundamentalism's eschewing of political involvement: Pat Robertson was one of a handful of evangelical figures who profoundly affected the American body politic, both in its discourse and in its organization. David Harrell's biography chronicles Robertson's life largely through the orga…
Umm El-Jimal, Bourgade de "Frontière"
Villeneuve François, Parker S. Thomas, De Vries Bert, Sauer J., Brown R., Betlyon J., Toplyn M. Umm El-Jimal, Bourgade de "Frontière" : à propos de Bert De Vries (ed.) Umm el-Jimal. I.. In: Syria. Tome 78, 2001. pp. 209-217
Meetings and intersections Organizational Theory Encounters Feminist Theorising
Group Work, Task Difference, and Second Language Acquisition
This article is based on a study which attempted to find evidence of factors influencing the kind of interaction found in small group work in language learning among young adult English teacher trainees in a developing country. The particular factors studied were the degree of ‘tightness’ or ‘looseness’ of the tasks, the degree of ‘openness’ or ‘closedness’ of the tasks, and the degree to which the tasks could be described as ‘procedural’, meanin…
Practice of breast self examination
Premorbid breast self examination seems to have a modest effect on the extent of disease at diagnosis. The still widespread use of radical surgery suggests that a careful reanalysis of priorities among possible public interventions is needed before launching massive educational campaigns targeted exclusively at consumers
A Guide to the Literature on Aggressive Behavior
Choice of Non‐reinforcement Following Forced Alternation
Previous research has suggested conditions for the learning of the non‐rewarded instead of the rewarded of two alternatives. Two experiments were performed with a reconvergent maze, in which food reward depended upon passing through only one of the two pathways. Rats given a block of non‐rewarded then a block of rewarded trials chose predominantly the rewarded pathway during free‐choice extinction testing, but those subjected to simple alternatio…
An Aboriginal Viewpoint
The creation of the College of Aboriginal Education, within the Torrens College of Advanced Education, is to me, one of the most meaningful adventures undertaken within Aboriginal society ever. I would place its importance as equal to, if not above, the success of Senator Neville Bonner, the appointment of Charles Perkins, together with the creation and formation of the National Aboriginal Consultative Committee.Almost every other program and pla…
John Dewey and the League for Independent Political Action
An Economic Geography of East Africa
Party Platforms and Public Education
Address in American English
Address in American English
A qualitative study of the difficulties in reaching sustainable universal health insurance coverage in Iran
OBJECTIVE To understand the Iranian health financing system and provide lessons for policy makers about achieving universal coverage. METHODS Twenty-five interviewees from seven major health insurance companies were selected for a qualitative study in 2007. Using a semi-structured interview, three main tasks of the health financing system (revenue collection, risk pooling and purchasing) were investigated. A framework method was applied for the d…
An Economic Geography of East Africa
Party Platforms and Public Education
Address in American English
An Economic Geography of East Africa
John Dewey and the League for Independent Political Action
Choice of Non‐reinforcement Following Forced Alternation
Previous research has suggested conditions for the learning of the non‐rewarded instead of the rewarded of two alternatives. Two experiments were performed with a reconvergent maze, in which food reward depended upon passing through only one of the two pathways. Rats given a block of non‐rewarded then a block of rewarded trials chose predominantly the rewarded pathway during free‐choice extinction testing, but those subjected to simple alternatio…
An Aboriginal Viewpoint
The creation of the College of Aboriginal Education, within the Torrens College of Advanced Education, is to me, one of the most meaningful adventures undertaken within Aboriginal society ever. I would place its importance as equal to, if not above, the success of Senator Neville Bonner, the appointment of Charles Perkins, together with the creation and formation of the National Aboriginal Consultative Committee.Almost every other program and pla…
A Guide to the Literature on Aggressive Behavior
Group Work, Task Difference, and Second Language Acquisition
This article is based on a study which attempted to find evidence of factors influencing the kind of interaction found in small group work in language learning among young adult English teacher trainees in a developing country. The particular factors studied were the degree of ‘tightness’ or ‘looseness’ of the tasks, the degree of ‘openness’ or ‘closedness’ of the tasks, and the degree to which the tasks could be described as ‘procedural’, meanin…
Practice of breast self examination
Premorbid breast self examination seems to have a modest effect on the extent of disease at diagnosis. The still widespread use of radical surgery suggests that a careful reanalysis of priorities among possible public interventions is needed before launching massive educational campaigns targeted exclusively at consumers
Meetings and intersections Organizational Theory Encounters Feminist Theorising
Umm El-Jimal, Bourgade de "Frontière"
Villeneuve François, Parker S. Thomas, De Vries Bert, Sauer J., Brown R., Betlyon J., Toplyn M. Umm El-Jimal, Bourgade de "Frontière" : à propos de Bert De Vries (ed.) Umm el-Jimal. I.. In: Syria. Tome 78, 2001. pp. 209-217
Pat Robertson
With the passing of postwar evangelicalism's second-generation leadership, assessments of that leadership are now forthcoming. It was a generation that broke with fundamentalism's eschewing of political involvement: Pat Robertson was one of a handful of evangelical figures who profoundly affected the American body politic, both in its discourse and in its organization. David Harrell's biography chronicles Robertson's life largely through the orga…
A qualitative study of the difficulties in reaching sustainable universal health insurance coverage in Iran
OBJECTIVE To understand the Iranian health financing system and provide lessons for policy makers about achieving universal coverage. METHODS Twenty-five interviewees from seven major health insurance companies were selected for a qualitative study in 2007. Using a semi-structured interview, three main tasks of the health financing system (revenue collection, risk pooling and purchasing) were investigated. A framework method was applied for the d…
Vygotsky and Sociology
The point of departure of this chapter is the understanding that the way in which the social relations of institutions are regulated has cognitive and affective consequences for those who live and work inside them. The current state of the art in the social sciences struggles to provide a theoretical connection between specifi c forms, or modalities, of institutional regulation and consciousness. Attempts which have been made to do so tend not to…
The Future of Urban Clean Water and Sanitation
Supplemental Material for The Causal Effect of Testosterone on Men’s Competitive Behavior Is Moderated by Basal Cortisol and Cues to an Opponent’s Status
Ethno-modelling as a Glocalization Process of Understanding Vernacular Architecture
Ethnomodelling can be considered as an association between ethno-mathematics and mathematical modelling which allows us to experience different realities in a particular culture.A lot of tacit knowledge contained in the Indonesian culture is only understood as part of tradition, especially in the form of vernacular architecture.In fact, this knowledge can become material for development in the field of praxis, which plays a role in enriching the …
Overview of Australia’s state-wide cardiovascular program and reflections on its piloting between 2021 and 2024
The Cardiovascular Program helped to improve access to care and health outcomes. • Strong buy-in from all stakeholders is essential for success and sustainability. • Initiatives should be adapted based on local needs and capabilities. • Data collection and reporting requirements should balance quality with administrative effort. • The Program’s integrated and context-specific design provides insights for international application. Cardiovascular …
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