James L Phillips
Biographic Data
| ID | 136918 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James L Phillips |
| GIVEN NAMES | James L |
| FAMILY NAME | Phillips |
| SIGNATURE | PHILLIPS J L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Michigan State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 97 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The long-term evolution of a structured approach to self-management across a whole population in a county in England
This workshop will explore the long-term evolution of a structured approach to self-management access a county in England, the lessons learnt and implications for future services. Dorset has a population of just under 500,000 people. The need for effective self-management support services in Dorset is driven by its old, and ageing population. Currently, around a quarter (24%) of the population are over retirement age (65 and over), compared to th…
Jacques Tixier, 1925–2018
Variability and Change in the Early Upper Palaeolithic of the Levant
Recent excavations at the site of Erq-el-Ahmar
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
A Collection of Natufian Bone Artefacts from Old Excavations at Kebara and El-Wad
Cet article propose une discussion concernant des objets en os natoufiens retrouves lors de fouilles anciennes a Kebara et El-Wad, en Palestine. Ces objets sont, pour la plupart, des outils et des pendants. Les AA presentent une breve analyse fondee sur une typologie morphologique et proposent une description plus detaillee dans l'appendice a la fin de l'article puis etablissent la fonction de ces objets faits a partir d'os de gazelle (pour la pl…
Pattern in the Epipalaeolithic of the Levant: Debate after Neeley & Barton
The ANTIQUITY paper by Neeley & Barton (1994) - hereafter 'N&B'- prompted responses published in the June number last year: Fellner (1995) and Kaufman (1995). Here are more (all shorter than the full versions received), together with a response from Barton & Neeley (B&N) that rounds off the present discussion. The debaters have seen others' contributions, so there is some cross-comment within them. The questions and the issues are old fundamental…
A Survey in the Upper Wadi Feiran Basin, Southern Sinai
L'exploration, en 1982, du bassin du Haut Feiran, a révélé la présence de plusieurs « techno-complexes » archéologiques connus jusqu'alors au Levant Sud. Des sites appartenant au Paléolithique Moyen, au Paléolithique Supérieur, à l'Epipaléolithique et au Néolithique ont été découverts dans les reliefs situés entre l'Oasis de Tarfat el Quidrein et la Plaine de Rah'a dans le bassin supérieur du Wadi el Sheikh. Les sites du Paléolithique Supérieur e…
The Upper Paleolithic of the Wadi Feiran, Southern Sinai
The author describes three Ahmarian sites (Upper Paleolithic) from the Southern Sinai. The number of hearths, the specificity of the lithic industry, and the faunal remains enable us to interpret these sites as an early spring camp (Abu Noshra II), or as a kill/butchering site (Abu Noshra I
Upper Paleolithic Hunter-Gatherers in the Wadi Feiran, Southern Sinai
A Reexamination of Sex Differences in Interpersonal Verbs
A study by Thompson, Hatchett, and Phillips (1981) found that males and females differed in their judgment of interpersonal verbs (IPVs). Females were said to give more extreme affect ratings and less extreme control ratings to IPVs than did males. The present study re-examined these findings utilizing multidimensional scaling techniques. Similarity/dissimilarity ratings of 105 combinations of 15 paired IPVs were made by 43 female and 39 male stu…
Travaux récents sur la période archaïque dans le Midwest des Etats-Unis
Sex Differences in the Judgment of Interpersonal Verbs
In the present study, male and female college students were asked to make judgments concerning the affective and control connotations of 71 sentences describing interpersonal relationships. Each sentence described a relationship between two people, using a different interpersonal verb (e.g. “likes,” “takes care of,” “humiliates,” etc.). Subjects were asked to judge the affective positivity and negativity of each relationship as well as the implic…
Trait dimensionality and "balance" in subject-verb-object judgments
Trait dimensionality and "balance" in subject–verb–object judgments
Test of a model of decision processes in an intense conflict situation
A particularly intense form of conflict is uelative conflict. It is a situation in which at most one of some set of participants may obtain an objective and in which it is possible that none will obtain their objective. A mathematical model is derived from basic assumptions about the decision making process in a three-person uelative conflict situation, a truel. It is proposed that the model is generalizable to re-person situations. A preliminary…
Conflict and Survival in Triads
A study of conflictive behavior in a three-person laboratory game provided support for five hypotheses or principles of survival in multipolar power systems: (1) the probability of survival is maximized by having as much or more power than the combination of all potential enemies; (2) if such hegemony is not possible, the probability of survival increases and conflict decreases following a transition from a multipolar to a bipolar power system; (…
Equity and the formation of revolutionary and conservative coalitions in triads
This study tested opposing predictions made by Gamson's Minimum Resource Theory and equity theory concerning the type of coalitions that are formed when members of a triad expect that rewards will be correlated with amounts of individual resources. Results supported equity theory in that subjects, whose work on a pretask was used as the basis for assigning resources in a bargaining game, formed conservative (strong against weak) coalitions. When …
Interpretations of Prehistoric Technology from Ancient Egyptian and other Sources. Part I: Ancient Egyptian Bows and Arrows and their relevance for African Prehistory
A partir des collections de divers musées, une étude de flèches égyptiennes provenant de tombeaux d'origine prédynastique ou dynastique ancienne, a fait connaître de nombreux exemplaires à tête en os, en pierre taillée ou en mandibule de poisson qui sont des copies précises de pointes de flèches trouvées sur le continent africain dans des niveaux épi-paléolithiques et plus récents. Une classification de ces types de flèches, ainsi que des flèches…
Environment and Archeology: An Ecological Approach to Prehistory . Karl W. Butzer Prehistoric Agriculture . Stuart Struever
Scientific Methods in Medieval Archaeology . Rainer Berger The Impact of the Natural Sciences on Archaeology. A Symposium . T. E. Allibone
North Africa, the Nile Valley, and the Problem of the Late Paleolithic
The effects of divisibility of payoff on confederative behavior
Social contacts in a three-person "political convention" situation
contact with one another and thereby move from an independent, noninteracting state into an interdependent state of interaction. This initial phase has been discussed by Shelly and Phillips (1966) as the social contact process. The social contact process is of particular importance in studies of group formation. A widely used experimental paradigm in the study of group formation has been the coalition-formation paradigm (Vinacke and Arkoff, 1957;…
The Upper Paleolithic of the Wadi Feiran, Southern Sinai
The author describes three Ahmarian sites (Upper Paleolithic) from the Southern Sinai. The number of hearths, the specificity of the lithic industry, and the faunal remains enable us to interpret these sites as an early spring camp (Abu Noshra II), or as a kill/butchering site (Abu Noshra I
Interpretations of Prehistoric Technology from Ancient Egyptian and other Sources. Part I: Ancient Egyptian Bows and Arrows and their relevance for African Prehistory
A partir des collections de divers musées, une étude de flèches égyptiennes provenant de tombeaux d'origine prédynastique ou dynastique ancienne, a fait connaître de nombreux exemplaires à tête en os, en pierre taillée ou en mandibule de poisson qui sont des copies précises de pointes de flèches trouvées sur le continent africain dans des niveaux épi-paléolithiques et plus récents. Une classification de ces types de flèches, ainsi que des flèches…
A Survey in the Upper Wadi Feiran Basin, Southern Sinai
L'exploration, en 1982, du bassin du Haut Feiran, a révélé la présence de plusieurs « techno-complexes » archéologiques connus jusqu'alors au Levant Sud. Des sites appartenant au Paléolithique Moyen, au Paléolithique Supérieur, à l'Epipaléolithique et au Néolithique ont été découverts dans les reliefs situés entre l'Oasis de Tarfat el Quidrein et la Plaine de Rah'a dans le bassin supérieur du Wadi el Sheikh. Les sites du Paléolithique Supérieur e…
Social contacts in a three-person "political convention" situation
contact with one another and thereby move from an independent, noninteracting state into an interdependent state of interaction. This initial phase has been discussed by Shelly and Phillips (1966) as the social contact process. The social contact process is of particular importance in studies of group formation. A widely used experimental paradigm in the study of group formation has been the coalition-formation paradigm (Vinacke and Arkoff, 1957;…
The effects of divisibility of payoff on confederative behavior
Equity and the formation of revolutionary and conservative coalitions in triads
This study tested opposing predictions made by Gamson's Minimum Resource Theory and equity theory concerning the type of coalitions that are formed when members of a triad expect that rewards will be correlated with amounts of individual resources. Results supported equity theory in that subjects, whose work on a pretask was used as the basis for assigning resources in a bargaining game, formed conservative (strong against weak) coalitions. When …
North Africa, the Nile Valley, and the Problem of the Late Paleolithic
Sex Differences in the Judgment of Interpersonal Verbs
In the present study, male and female college students were asked to make judgments concerning the affective and control connotations of 71 sentences describing interpersonal relationships. Each sentence described a relationship between two people, using a different interpersonal verb (e.g. “likes,” “takes care of,” “humiliates,” etc.). Subjects were asked to judge the affective positivity and negativity of each relationship as well as the implic…
A Reexamination of Sex Differences in Interpersonal Verbs
A study by Thompson, Hatchett, and Phillips (1981) found that males and females differed in their judgment of interpersonal verbs (IPVs). Females were said to give more extreme affect ratings and less extreme control ratings to IPVs than did males. The present study re-examined these findings utilizing multidimensional scaling techniques. Similarity/dissimilarity ratings of 105 combinations of 15 paired IPVs were made by 43 female and 39 male stu…
Conflict and Survival in Triads
A study of conflictive behavior in a three-person laboratory game provided support for five hypotheses or principles of survival in multipolar power systems: (1) the probability of survival is maximized by having as much or more power than the combination of all potential enemies; (2) if such hegemony is not possible, the probability of survival increases and conflict decreases following a transition from a multipolar to a bipolar power system; (…
Social contacts in a three-person "political convention" situation
contact with one another and thereby move from an independent, noninteracting state into an interdependent state of interaction. This initial phase has been discussed by Shelly and Phillips (1966) as the social contact process. The social contact process is of particular importance in studies of group formation. A widely used experimental paradigm in the study of group formation has been the coalition-formation paradigm (Vinacke and Arkoff, 1957;…
The effects of divisibility of payoff on confederative behavior
North Africa, the Nile Valley, and the Problem of the Late Paleolithic
Scientific Methods in Medieval Archaeology . Rainer Berger The Impact of the Natural Sciences on Archaeology. A Symposium . T. E. Allibone
Interpretations of Prehistoric Technology from Ancient Egyptian and other Sources. Part I: Ancient Egyptian Bows and Arrows and their relevance for African Prehistory
A partir des collections de divers musées, une étude de flèches égyptiennes provenant de tombeaux d'origine prédynastique ou dynastique ancienne, a fait connaître de nombreux exemplaires à tête en os, en pierre taillée ou en mandibule de poisson qui sont des copies précises de pointes de flèches trouvées sur le continent africain dans des niveaux épi-paléolithiques et plus récents. Une classification de ces types de flèches, ainsi que des flèches…
Environment and Archeology: An Ecological Approach to Prehistory . Karl W. Butzer Prehistoric Agriculture . Stuart Struever
Equity and the formation of revolutionary and conservative coalitions in triads
This study tested opposing predictions made by Gamson's Minimum Resource Theory and equity theory concerning the type of coalitions that are formed when members of a triad expect that rewards will be correlated with amounts of individual resources. Results supported equity theory in that subjects, whose work on a pretask was used as the basis for assigning resources in a bargaining game, formed conservative (strong against weak) coalitions. When …
Conflict and Survival in Triads
A study of conflictive behavior in a three-person laboratory game provided support for five hypotheses or principles of survival in multipolar power systems: (1) the probability of survival is maximized by having as much or more power than the combination of all potential enemies; (2) if such hegemony is not possible, the probability of survival increases and conflict decreases following a transition from a multipolar to a bipolar power system; (…
Test of a model of decision processes in an intense conflict situation
A particularly intense form of conflict is uelative conflict. It is a situation in which at most one of some set of participants may obtain an objective and in which it is possible that none will obtain their objective. A mathematical model is derived from basic assumptions about the decision making process in a three-person uelative conflict situation, a truel. It is proposed that the model is generalizable to re-person situations. A preliminary…
Trait dimensionality and "balance" in subject-verb-object judgments
Trait dimensionality and "balance" in subject–verb–object judgments
Sex Differences in the Judgment of Interpersonal Verbs
In the present study, male and female college students were asked to make judgments concerning the affective and control connotations of 71 sentences describing interpersonal relationships. Each sentence described a relationship between two people, using a different interpersonal verb (e.g. “likes,” “takes care of,” “humiliates,” etc.). Subjects were asked to judge the affective positivity and negativity of each relationship as well as the implic…
Travaux récents sur la période archaïque dans le Midwest des Etats-Unis
Upper Paleolithic Hunter-Gatherers in the Wadi Feiran, Southern Sinai
A Reexamination of Sex Differences in Interpersonal Verbs
A study by Thompson, Hatchett, and Phillips (1981) found that males and females differed in their judgment of interpersonal verbs (IPVs). Females were said to give more extreme affect ratings and less extreme control ratings to IPVs than did males. The present study re-examined these findings utilizing multidimensional scaling techniques. Similarity/dissimilarity ratings of 105 combinations of 15 paired IPVs were made by 43 female and 39 male stu…
The Upper Paleolithic of the Wadi Feiran, Southern Sinai
The author describes three Ahmarian sites (Upper Paleolithic) from the Southern Sinai. The number of hearths, the specificity of the lithic industry, and the faunal remains enable us to interpret these sites as an early spring camp (Abu Noshra II), or as a kill/butchering site (Abu Noshra I
A Survey in the Upper Wadi Feiran Basin, Southern Sinai
L'exploration, en 1982, du bassin du Haut Feiran, a révélé la présence de plusieurs « techno-complexes » archéologiques connus jusqu'alors au Levant Sud. Des sites appartenant au Paléolithique Moyen, au Paléolithique Supérieur, à l'Epipaléolithique et au Néolithique ont été découverts dans les reliefs situés entre l'Oasis de Tarfat el Quidrein et la Plaine de Rah'a dans le bassin supérieur du Wadi el Sheikh. Les sites du Paléolithique Supérieur e…
Pattern in the Epipalaeolithic of the Levant: Debate after Neeley & Barton
The ANTIQUITY paper by Neeley & Barton (1994) - hereafter 'N&B'- prompted responses published in the June number last year: Fellner (1995) and Kaufman (1995). Here are more (all shorter than the full versions received), together with a response from Barton & Neeley (B&N) that rounds off the present discussion. The debaters have seen others' contributions, so there is some cross-comment within them. The questions and the issues are old fundamental…
A Collection of Natufian Bone Artefacts from Old Excavations at Kebara and El-Wad
Cet article propose une discussion concernant des objets en os natoufiens retrouves lors de fouilles anciennes a Kebara et El-Wad, en Palestine. Ces objets sont, pour la plupart, des outils et des pendants. Les AA presentent une breve analyse fondee sur une typologie morphologique et proposent une description plus detaillee dans l'appendice a la fin de l'article puis etablissent la fonction de ces objets faits a partir d'os de gazelle (pour la pl…
Recent excavations at the site of Erq-el-Ahmar
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Variability and Change in the Early Upper Palaeolithic of the Levant
Jacques Tixier, 1925–2018
The long-term evolution of a structured approach to self-management across a whole population in a county in England
This workshop will explore the long-term evolution of a structured approach to self-management access a county in England, the lessons learnt and implications for future services. Dorset has a population of just under 500,000 people. The need for effective self-management support services in Dorset is driven by its old, and ageing population. Currently, around a quarter (24%) of the population are over retirement age (65 and over), compared to th…
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