Donald J Mason
Biographic Data
| ID | 2170843 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald J Mason |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald J |
| FAMILY NAME | Mason |
| SIGNATURE | MASON D J |
| AFFILIATIONS | VA Hospital, Denver |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4926-3365 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Prata Legionis' in Britain
AN important though infrequently discussed aspect of Britain's legionary fortresses is the existence, on the analogy of the arrangements made in other provinces, around each of them of a large tract of land which came under the direct control of the resident legion. As a citizen body headed by a deputy or legatus of the emperor a legion could ‘possess’ a territory on behalf of the Roman People and, for administrative and legal purposes, be regard…
The Roman Site at Heronbridge, near Chester, Cheshire: Aspects of Civilian Settlement in the Vicinity of Legionary Fortresses in Britain and Beyond
The results of excavations carried out in the Roman civil settlement at Heronbridge, two kilometres from the legionary fortress at Chester (Deva), since its discovery in 1929 are summarized and the overall history and character of the site assessed. Evidence from other provinces is deployed to show that the existence of two, nucleated civilian settlements in the immediate vicinity of a legionary fortress was a common, rather than an irregular, oc…
Reprofessionalization' or 'occupational imperialism: Some reflections on pharmacy in Britain
The Virginia Opossum in Psychological Research
The Virginia opossum ( Didelphis virginiana) has certain characteristics by which it can make unique contributions to psychological research, namely, an exposed embryological development suitable for developmental studies, and a characteristic marsupial brain suitable for “split-brain” studies of relationships between the two cerebral hemispheres and comparative learning. Disadvantages to using opossums, such as their low resistance to parasites …
High-Complainers vs Low-Complainers: Patterning of Amount of Self-Reported Symptomatology in Psychiatric Patients
Previous research isolated the amount of symptomatology as a meaningful clinical-research dimension for describing hospitalized psychiatric patients. The purpose of the present study was to investigate the symptoms which are characteristically associated with “high-complainers” and with “low-complainers.” Ss were 248 hospitalized male psychiatric patients, each of whom was administered a symptom checklist. Results indicated that differential symp…
Spontaneous Alternation in the Virginia Opossum
Spontaneous alternation was studied in the maze behavior of five adult Virginia opossums ( Didelphus virginiana). The two male and three female opossums were given massed trials in a T-maze and were found to alternate significantly. The data were interpreted as supporting the generality of the spontaneous alternation phenomenon
An Apparatus and Method for Rigorously Controlling Amount of Reward and Amount of Consummatory Activity
This paper outlines shortcomings of studies using food pellets of varying size or number as a technique for quantifying and varying amount of reward and/or amount of consummatory activity. An apparatus, utilizing a “drinkometer” circuit in conjunction with a stepping relay, is described. It presents fluid incentives and yields a high degree of precision and control of various parameters of reward, including consummatory activity
Judgments of leadership based upon physiognomic cues
Reprofessionalization' or 'occupational imperialism: Some reflections on pharmacy in Britain
Prata Legionis' in Britain
AN important though infrequently discussed aspect of Britain's legionary fortresses is the existence, on the analogy of the arrangements made in other provinces, around each of them of a large tract of land which came under the direct control of the resident legion. As a citizen body headed by a deputy or legatus of the emperor a legion could ‘possess’ a territory on behalf of the Roman People and, for administrative and legal purposes, be regard…
Judgments of leadership based upon physiognomic cues
An Apparatus and Method for Rigorously Controlling Amount of Reward and Amount of Consummatory Activity
This paper outlines shortcomings of studies using food pellets of varying size or number as a technique for quantifying and varying amount of reward and/or amount of consummatory activity. An apparatus, utilizing a “drinkometer” circuit in conjunction with a stepping relay, is described. It presents fluid incentives and yields a high degree of precision and control of various parameters of reward, including consummatory activity
The Virginia Opossum in Psychological Research
The Virginia opossum ( Didelphis virginiana) has certain characteristics by which it can make unique contributions to psychological research, namely, an exposed embryological development suitable for developmental studies, and a characteristic marsupial brain suitable for “split-brain” studies of relationships between the two cerebral hemispheres and comparative learning. Disadvantages to using opossums, such as their low resistance to parasites …
High-Complainers vs Low-Complainers: Patterning of Amount of Self-Reported Symptomatology in Psychiatric Patients
Previous research isolated the amount of symptomatology as a meaningful clinical-research dimension for describing hospitalized psychiatric patients. The purpose of the present study was to investigate the symptoms which are characteristically associated with “high-complainers” and with “low-complainers.” Ss were 248 hospitalized male psychiatric patients, each of whom was administered a symptom checklist. Results indicated that differential symp…
Spontaneous Alternation in the Virginia Opossum
Spontaneous alternation was studied in the maze behavior of five adult Virginia opossums ( Didelphus virginiana). The two male and three female opossums were given massed trials in a T-maze and were found to alternate significantly. The data were interpreted as supporting the generality of the spontaneous alternation phenomenon
Reprofessionalization' or 'occupational imperialism: Some reflections on pharmacy in Britain
Prata Legionis' in Britain
AN important though infrequently discussed aspect of Britain's legionary fortresses is the existence, on the analogy of the arrangements made in other provinces, around each of them of a large tract of land which came under the direct control of the resident legion. As a citizen body headed by a deputy or legatus of the emperor a legion could ‘possess’ a territory on behalf of the Roman People and, for administrative and legal purposes, be regard…
The Roman Site at Heronbridge, near Chester, Cheshire: Aspects of Civilian Settlement in the Vicinity of Legionary Fortresses in Britain and Beyond
The results of excavations carried out in the Roman civil settlement at Heronbridge, two kilometres from the legionary fortress at Chester (Deva), since its discovery in 1929 are summarized and the overall history and character of the site assessed. Evidence from other provinces is deployed to show that the existence of two, nucleated civilian settlements in the immediate vicinity of a legionary fortress was a common, rather than an irregular, oc…
Psychology (5 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (2 works) · Cognitive psychology (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Historical and Architectural Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · History (2 works)