David E Hunt
Biographic Data
| ID | 1584874 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David E Hunt |
| GIVEN NAMES | David E |
| FAMILY NAME | Hunt |
| SIGNATURE | HUNT D E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Christian Studies |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8801-9624 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 64 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Evidence for the Impact of a CBT-Based Curriculum for High-Risk Young Adults
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is an effective intervention for individuals involved in the criminal legal system. Roca, Inc., a nonprofit organization that serves the highest risk young adults in Massachusetts and Baltimore, MD, created and implemented a flexible curriculum based on the theoretical tenets of CBT, called Re-Wire. This paper presents results from a mixed-method implementation and impact evaluation—including site observations, …
"A Selected Bibliography on the Drug Use(r) "Career
This paper provides a brief discussion of the issues in examining "heavy" drug use in terms of a "career." This is an old paradigm in drug user research, and one that has produced some of the richest descriptions in the literature. It draws on the analytic approach developed to study other criminal activity in terms of "criminal careers" as well as the literature describing the variety of career "patterns" for substance users. Research into drug …
Pathological gamblers in methadone treatment: A comparison between men and women
Diplomatic aspects of the Nigerian civil war
Person, Culture, and the Initiation of Change: "Comments on Deborah P. Britzman's Review of "Beginning with Ourselves
Deborah Britzman's thoughtful review acknowledges that my approach may have value, but emphasizes that it is an approach because I do not deal explicitly with cultural, political, and historical factors. I maintain that every approach to human affairs is necessarily incomplete in so far as emphasis is placed on selected factors, and that the success of an approach depends on its purpose. My purpose, as Elliot Eisner observed, was to provide a res…
Drugs and Consensual Crimes: Drug Dealing and Prostitution
Ethnographic field research has provided important qualitative data on the relation between drugs and consensual crimes, such as drug dealing and prostitution. Dealers often share background characteristics with their clients. Drug use varies from none to daily among dealers, but the proportion of dealers who use the drugs they sell is difficult to assess. Drug-dealing organization varies greatly in its structural complexity; acceptance into deal…
The Practical Work of Positioning Ourselves
How to be your own best theorist
1980). How to be your own best theorist. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 19, Teacher Development, pp. 287-293
The Strategic Managing of Human Resources
Contents: The Converging Forces for People at Work; The Organizational Setting for Human Resource Management; The Staffing Process; Developing Human Resources; Assessing and Maintaining Human Resources; Managing the Human Resource Contract; and The Expanding Role of Human Resource Management
Variations on a Theme by Kolb: A New Perspective for Understanding Counseling and Supervision
Both counseling and supervision of counseling are seen as complex learning situations that may be analyzed from the standpoint of an experiential learning model. This perspective-based on the work of David Kolb-identifies four modes of experience, each of which is involved in an experiential learning cycle. These modes of experience-Concrete Experience (CE), Reflective Observation (RO), Abstract Conceptualization (AC), and Active Experimentation …
An Instant Shot of “Aah”: Cocaine Use Among Methadone Clients
This research was supported by a grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (1 H81 DA 02300-01) to Narcotic and Drug Research, Inc., New York, and the Division of Substance Abuse Services, New York State. Opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect the policy of NIDA or the Division of Substance Abuse Services
How to be your own best theorist II
Methadone Folklore: Beliefs about Side Effects and Their Impact on Treatment
In the Tri-State Ethnographic Project (TRISEP) we found many of the same side effects ascribed to methadone as reported in the clinical literature: constipation, body aches and bone problems, sweating, sexual problems, weight changes, stomach distress, drowsiness and insomnia. Clinical evidence suggests that many reported symptoms may be related to dosage acclimation, interaction of methadone with other drugs, detoxification effects or problems u…
Inservice training as persons-in-relation
1978). Inservice training as persons‐in‐relation. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 17, Staff Development: New Directions, pp. 239-244
Teachers' Adaptation: Reading' and 'Flexing' to Students
Teachers ’ adaptation to students is the heart of the teaching-learning process, yet it remains poorly under-stood. It refers to the moment-to-moment shifts in teacher behavior in response to an individual student, a group of students, or an entire class, as well as shifts over a longer period of time. Such adaptation has been called spontan-eous, intuitive, implicit, or interactive. Teacher adapta-tion varies enormously: some teachers change the…
The Effect of Upward Bound Programs on the Attitudes, Motivation, and Academic Achievement of Negro Students
Sensitivity Training for Teachers: An Experiment
Teacher Trainee Personality and Initial Teaching Style
This report describes two exploratory investigations of relation between personality of trainees and their initial pattern or style of teaching. The major limitation of earlier studies investigating personality is that they have been conducted in a vacuum (Getzels and Jackson, 1963, p. 575). A second limitation of research in this area is reliance upon a single criterion of effectiveness, i.e., the ideal teacher (Getzels and Jackson, 1963, p. 575…
Dispositional effects upon conformity at different levels of discrepancy1
Changes in goal-object preference as a function of expectancy for social reinforcement
Teacher Trainee Personality and Initial Teaching Style
This report describes two exploratory investigations of relation between personality of trainees and their initial pattern or style of teaching. The major limitation of earlier studies investigating personality is that they have been conducted in a vacuum (Getzels and Jackson, 1963, p. 575). A second limitation of research in this area is reliance upon a single criterion of effectiveness, i.e., the ideal teacher (Getzels and Jackson, 1963, p. 575…
The Effect of Upward Bound Programs on the Attitudes, Motivation, and Academic Achievement of Negro Students
Teachers' Adaptation: Reading' and 'Flexing' to Students
Teachers ’ adaptation to students is the heart of the teaching-learning process, yet it remains poorly under-stood. It refers to the moment-to-moment shifts in teacher behavior in response to an individual student, a group of students, or an entire class, as well as shifts over a longer period of time. Such adaptation has been called spontan-eous, intuitive, implicit, or interactive. Teacher adapta-tion varies enormously: some teachers change the…
How to be your own best theorist
1980). How to be your own best theorist. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 19, Teacher Development, pp. 287-293
"A Selected Bibliography on the Drug Use(r) "Career
This paper provides a brief discussion of the issues in examining "heavy" drug use in terms of a "career." This is an old paradigm in drug user research, and one that has produced some of the richest descriptions in the literature. It draws on the analytic approach developed to study other criminal activity in terms of "criminal careers" as well as the literature describing the variety of career "patterns" for substance users. Research into drug …
Variations on a Theme by Kolb: A New Perspective for Understanding Counseling and Supervision
Both counseling and supervision of counseling are seen as complex learning situations that may be analyzed from the standpoint of an experiential learning model. This perspective-based on the work of David Kolb-identifies four modes of experience, each of which is involved in an experiential learning cycle. These modes of experience-Concrete Experience (CE), Reflective Observation (RO), Abstract Conceptualization (AC), and Active Experimentation …
Inservice training as persons-in-relation
1978). Inservice training as persons‐in‐relation. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 17, Staff Development: New Directions, pp. 239-244
Drugs and Consensual Crimes: Drug Dealing and Prostitution
Ethnographic field research has provided important qualitative data on the relation between drugs and consensual crimes, such as drug dealing and prostitution. Dealers often share background characteristics with their clients. Drug use varies from none to daily among dealers, but the proportion of dealers who use the drugs they sell is difficult to assess. Drug-dealing organization varies greatly in its structural complexity; acceptance into deal…
The Practical Work of Positioning Ourselves
How to be your own best theorist II
Methadone Folklore: Beliefs about Side Effects and Their Impact on Treatment
In the Tri-State Ethnographic Project (TRISEP) we found many of the same side effects ascribed to methadone as reported in the clinical literature: constipation, body aches and bone problems, sweating, sexual problems, weight changes, stomach distress, drowsiness and insomnia. Clinical evidence suggests that many reported symptoms may be related to dosage acclimation, interaction of methadone with other drugs, detoxification effects or problems u…
Sensitivity Training for Teachers: An Experiment
Changes in goal-object preference as a function of expectancy for social reinforcement
Dispositional effects upon conformity at different levels of discrepancy1
Teacher Trainee Personality and Initial Teaching Style
This report describes two exploratory investigations of relation between personality of trainees and their initial pattern or style of teaching. The major limitation of earlier studies investigating personality is that they have been conducted in a vacuum (Getzels and Jackson, 1963, p. 575). A second limitation of research in this area is reliance upon a single criterion of effectiveness, i.e., the ideal teacher (Getzels and Jackson, 1963, p. 575…
The Effect of Upward Bound Programs on the Attitudes, Motivation, and Academic Achievement of Negro Students
Sensitivity Training for Teachers: An Experiment
Teachers' Adaptation: Reading' and 'Flexing' to Students
Teachers ’ adaptation to students is the heart of the teaching-learning process, yet it remains poorly under-stood. It refers to the moment-to-moment shifts in teacher behavior in response to an individual student, a group of students, or an entire class, as well as shifts over a longer period of time. Such adaptation has been called spontan-eous, intuitive, implicit, or interactive. Teacher adapta-tion varies enormously: some teachers change the…
Inservice training as persons-in-relation
1978). Inservice training as persons‐in‐relation. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 17, Staff Development: New Directions, pp. 239-244
An Instant Shot of “Aah”: Cocaine Use Among Methadone Clients
This research was supported by a grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (1 H81 DA 02300-01) to Narcotic and Drug Research, Inc., New York, and the Division of Substance Abuse Services, New York State. Opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily reflect the policy of NIDA or the Division of Substance Abuse Services
How to be your own best theorist II
Methadone Folklore: Beliefs about Side Effects and Their Impact on Treatment
In the Tri-State Ethnographic Project (TRISEP) we found many of the same side effects ascribed to methadone as reported in the clinical literature: constipation, body aches and bone problems, sweating, sexual problems, weight changes, stomach distress, drowsiness and insomnia. Clinical evidence suggests that many reported symptoms may be related to dosage acclimation, interaction of methadone with other drugs, detoxification effects or problems u…
Variations on a Theme by Kolb: A New Perspective for Understanding Counseling and Supervision
Both counseling and supervision of counseling are seen as complex learning situations that may be analyzed from the standpoint of an experiential learning model. This perspective-based on the work of David Kolb-identifies four modes of experience, each of which is involved in an experiential learning cycle. These modes of experience-Concrete Experience (CE), Reflective Observation (RO), Abstract Conceptualization (AC), and Active Experimentation …
How to be your own best theorist
1980). How to be your own best theorist. Theory Into Practice: Vol. 19, Teacher Development, pp. 287-293
The Strategic Managing of Human Resources
Contents: The Converging Forces for People at Work; The Organizational Setting for Human Resource Management; The Staffing Process; Developing Human Resources; Assessing and Maintaining Human Resources; Managing the Human Resource Contract; and The Expanding Role of Human Resource Management
The Practical Work of Positioning Ourselves
Person, Culture, and the Initiation of Change: "Comments on Deborah P. Britzman's Review of "Beginning with Ourselves
Deborah Britzman's thoughtful review acknowledges that my approach may have value, but emphasizes that it is an approach because I do not deal explicitly with cultural, political, and historical factors. I maintain that every approach to human affairs is necessarily incomplete in so far as emphasis is placed on selected factors, and that the success of an approach depends on its purpose. My purpose, as Elliot Eisner observed, was to provide a res…
Drugs and Consensual Crimes: Drug Dealing and Prostitution
Ethnographic field research has provided important qualitative data on the relation between drugs and consensual crimes, such as drug dealing and prostitution. Dealers often share background characteristics with their clients. Drug use varies from none to daily among dealers, but the proportion of dealers who use the drugs they sell is difficult to assess. Drug-dealing organization varies greatly in its structural complexity; acceptance into deal…
Diplomatic aspects of the Nigerian civil war
Pathological gamblers in methadone treatment: A comparison between men and women
"A Selected Bibliography on the Drug Use(r) "Career
This paper provides a brief discussion of the issues in examining "heavy" drug use in terms of a "career." This is an old paradigm in drug user research, and one that has produced some of the richest descriptions in the literature. It draws on the analytic approach developed to study other criminal activity in terms of "criminal careers" as well as the literature describing the variety of career "patterns" for substance users. Research into drug …
Evidence for the Impact of a CBT-Based Curriculum for High-Risk Young Adults
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is an effective intervention for individuals involved in the criminal legal system. Roca, Inc., a nonprofit organization that serves the highest risk young adults in Massachusetts and Baltimore, MD, created and implemented a flexible curriculum based on the theoretical tenets of CBT, called Re-Wire. This paper presents results from a mixed-method implementation and impact evaluation—including site observations, …
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