Timothy Dunnigan
Biographic Data
| ID | 134962 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Timothy Dunnigan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Timothy |
| FAMILY NAME | Dunnigan |
| SIGNATURE | DUNNIGAN T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Minnesota |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Textos y Gramatica del Pima Bajo . Roberto Escalante H., Zarina Estrada Fernandez
The Educational Achievement of the St. Paul Hmong
A longitudinal survey study of St. Paul high school students shows that Hmong compare favorably with the general population in social adjustment and academic achievement. Questionnaire responses of parents indicate a strong Hmong emphasis on educating children as a way of improving the status of the entire family. When interpreted in the context of recent Hmong history, the survey data support a “cultural model” proposed by Gibson and Ogbu to exp…
The Problem of Metaphorical Nonequivalence in Cross-Cultural Survey Research: Comparing the Mental Health Statuses of Hmong Refugee and General Population Adolescents
The use of questionnaire data to compare the mental health of Hmong refugee and general population high school students demonstrates the difficulty of translating between investigator and subject lexicons and, consequently, of equating the conceptual systems they signify. Whether particular psychosocial variables that are standardized for a general population can be used to study the adjustment of linguistically unassimilated ethnic minorities de…
Hmong Health Care - Reflections on a Six-Year Experience
In this article difficulties experienced over the past six years in providing health care to Southeast Asian refugees are described. The need to involve patients in the planning process, particularly when dealing with patients who come from markedly different cultures, is discussed. The role of the bilingual interpreter is emphasized, and potential conflicts that may be encountered by them are highlighted. Shortcomings of the health care program …
Hmong Health Care — Reflections on a Six-Year Experience
In this article difficulties experienced over the past six years in providing health care to Southeast Asian refugees are described. The need to involve patients in the planning process, particularly when dealing with patients who come from markedly different cultures, is discussed. The role of the bilingual interpreter is emphasized, and potential conflicts that may be encountered by them are highlighted. Shortcomings of the health care program …
Segmentary Kinship in an Urban Society: The Hmong of St. Paul-Minneapolis
Timothy Dunnigan, Segmentary Kinship in an Urban Society: The Hmong of St. Paul-Minneapolis, Anthropological Quarterly, Vol. 55, No. 3, Southeast Asian Refugees in the U.S.A.: Case Studies of Adjustment and Policy Implications (Jul., 1982), pp. 126-134
Ritual as Interethnic Competition: Indito Versus Blanco in Mountain Pima Easter Ceremonies
Linguistics: Linguistic Studies of Native Canada. Eung-Do Cook and Jonathan Kaye
tal/social psychologists have presented their material in a style that should be quite palpable to psychologically oriented anthropologists.A major portion of this book is devoted to presenting evidence of the reliability and validity of the word association technique.However, this is done in the context of research which has used Koreans and Yugoslavs as subjects, and concepts such as "hunger" and "capitalism," to arrive at cultural "images" (i.…
The Problem of Metaphorical Nonequivalence in Cross-Cultural Survey Research: Comparing the Mental Health Statuses of Hmong Refugee and General Population Adolescents
The use of questionnaire data to compare the mental health of Hmong refugee and general population high school students demonstrates the difficulty of translating between investigator and subject lexicons and, consequently, of equating the conceptual systems they signify. Whether particular psychosocial variables that are standardized for a general population can be used to study the adjustment of linguistically unassimilated ethnic minorities de…
Segmentary Kinship in an Urban Society: The Hmong of St. Paul-Minneapolis
Timothy Dunnigan, Segmentary Kinship in an Urban Society: The Hmong of St. Paul-Minneapolis, Anthropological Quarterly, Vol. 55, No. 3, Southeast Asian Refugees in the U.S.A.: Case Studies of Adjustment and Policy Implications (Jul., 1982), pp. 126-134
Hmong Health Care - Reflections on a Six-Year Experience
In this article difficulties experienced over the past six years in providing health care to Southeast Asian refugees are described. The need to involve patients in the planning process, particularly when dealing with patients who come from markedly different cultures, is discussed. The role of the bilingual interpreter is emphasized, and potential conflicts that may be encountered by them are highlighted. Shortcomings of the health care program …
The Educational Achievement of the St. Paul Hmong
A longitudinal survey study of St. Paul high school students shows that Hmong compare favorably with the general population in social adjustment and academic achievement. Questionnaire responses of parents indicate a strong Hmong emphasis on educating children as a way of improving the status of the entire family. When interpreted in the context of recent Hmong history, the survey data support a “cultural model” proposed by Gibson and Ogbu to exp…
Linguistics: Linguistic Studies of Native Canada. Eung-Do Cook and Jonathan Kaye
tal/social psychologists have presented their material in a style that should be quite palpable to psychologically oriented anthropologists.A major portion of this book is devoted to presenting evidence of the reliability and validity of the word association technique.However, this is done in the context of research which has used Koreans and Yugoslavs as subjects, and concepts such as "hunger" and "capitalism," to arrive at cultural "images" (i.…
Ritual as Interethnic Competition: Indito Versus Blanco in Mountain Pima Easter Ceremonies
Segmentary Kinship in an Urban Society: The Hmong of St. Paul-Minneapolis
Timothy Dunnigan, Segmentary Kinship in an Urban Society: The Hmong of St. Paul-Minneapolis, Anthropological Quarterly, Vol. 55, No. 3, Southeast Asian Refugees in the U.S.A.: Case Studies of Adjustment and Policy Implications (Jul., 1982), pp. 126-134
Hmong Health Care - Reflections on a Six-Year Experience
In this article difficulties experienced over the past six years in providing health care to Southeast Asian refugees are described. The need to involve patients in the planning process, particularly when dealing with patients who come from markedly different cultures, is discussed. The role of the bilingual interpreter is emphasized, and potential conflicts that may be encountered by them are highlighted. Shortcomings of the health care program …
Hmong Health Care — Reflections on a Six-Year Experience
In this article difficulties experienced over the past six years in providing health care to Southeast Asian refugees are described. The need to involve patients in the planning process, particularly when dealing with patients who come from markedly different cultures, is discussed. The role of the bilingual interpreter is emphasized, and potential conflicts that may be encountered by them are highlighted. Shortcomings of the health care program …
The Problem of Metaphorical Nonequivalence in Cross-Cultural Survey Research: Comparing the Mental Health Statuses of Hmong Refugee and General Population Adolescents
The use of questionnaire data to compare the mental health of Hmong refugee and general population high school students demonstrates the difficulty of translating between investigator and subject lexicons and, consequently, of equating the conceptual systems they signify. Whether particular psychosocial variables that are standardized for a general population can be used to study the adjustment of linguistically unassimilated ethnic minorities de…
The Educational Achievement of the St. Paul Hmong
A longitudinal survey study of St. Paul high school students shows that Hmong compare favorably with the general population in social adjustment and academic achievement. Questionnaire responses of parents indicate a strong Hmong emphasis on educating children as a way of improving the status of the entire family. When interpreted in the context of recent Hmong history, the survey data support a “cultural model” proposed by Gibson and Ogbu to exp…
Textos y Gramatica del Pima Bajo . Roberto Escalante H., Zarina Estrada Fernandez
Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Cultural Competency in Health Care (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (2 works)