M J Stones
Biographic Data
| ID | 266757 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M J Stones |
| GIVEN NAMES | M J |
| FAMILY NAME | Stones |
| SIGNATURE | STONES M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Memorial University of Newfoundland |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 155 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Emotive Factors that Make Photographs Memorable
Fleeting exposure to photographic images in newspapers, magazines, advertisements and elsewhere is part of everyday life. Some of these images stick in our memory while we quickly forget others. This article reviews previous research, provides a theoretical model and presents new findings to elucidate emotive influences that make photographs memorable. Earlier research identified pleasantness and arousal as the main emotions elicited by photograp…
Predicting caregiver burden and depression in Alzheimer'sdisease
Our findings add to the preexisting literature because we tested alternative models of caregiver burden using an unusually large sample size of participants and after overcoming methodological limitations of past research. Results highlight the importance of the effective management of disturbing behaviors, the provision of formal services for caregivers with highly impaired patients and no informal support, and the improvement of coping skills i…
Short happiness and affect research protocol (sharp)
Happiness has traitlike and statelike properties: A reply to Veenhoven
Anticipating attendance in reminiscence therapy with measures of mood and happiness
The relationships of affect intensity to happiness
Application of a nonlinear mathematical model to data on a successful theraputic intervention
Firefighters and heart disease
Firefighters and heart disease. J K Friel, and M StonesCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.82.8.1175-a Published Online: November 15, 2011
Long- and short-term affective states in happiness: Age and sex comparisons
A magical model to predict individual differences in mood change
A magical model of happiness
The correlation coefficient and models of subjective well-being
Long- and short-term affective states in happiness: Model, paradigm and experimental evidence
Social desirability in measures of subjective well-being: Age comparisons
Indicators of elite status in persons aged over 60 years: A study of Elderhostelers
Longitudinal variation in domain indicators of happiness
Subjective well-being in later life: Issues concerning measurement and prediction
The usefulness of the munsh as a measure of well-being and psychopathology
Structural relationships among happiness scales: A second order factorial study
The Measurement of Happiness: Development of the Memorial University of Newfoundland Scale of Happiness (MUNSH)
Items of the Affect Balance Scale, the Life Satisfaction Index-Z and the Philadelphia Geriatric Center Scale together with 22 new items were used in the construction of a happiness scale for the elderly. Items were initially administered to 301 subjects from urban, rural, and institutional settings and correlated with ratings of happiness. A new scale consisting of 24 items was cross-validated on an additional 297 subjects. Test-retest reliabilit…
Quasi-statistical inference in rating behavior I. Preliminary investigations
Memory performance after arousal from different sleep stages
Learning material was presented to independent groups of subjects either after arousal from non-Rapid Eye Movement (non-REM) sleep, after arousal from REM sleep, or under conditions of no prior sleep. Measures of immediate and subsequent free recall were taken.Memory performance was found to be impaired where learning took place after non-REM arousal. This was manifest in the number of categories recalled, over both immediate and subsequent recal…
A Study of a Pathological Liar
An empirically oriented study of a pathological liar is described. It was hypothesized that such an individual might be characterized by a construct system that is atypically loose over a wide range of conventional, socially relevant constructs. Evidence consistent with this hypothesis was obtained from the Thought Disorder Grid (TDG) and by a marked response bias on the Eysenck Personality Inventory (EPI). However, a conventional Repertory Grid …
The Effect of Prior Sleep on Rehearsal, Recoding and Memory
Eight subjects came individually to the sleep laboratory for two consecutive nights. On both nights they learnt a word list and attempted verbal free recall immediately and again after a 20 min. delay. They were instructed to verbalize their entire thought content (as far as possible) throughout list presentation. In a balanced design, learning was preceded by wakefulness or 30 min. sleep. Delayed memory and percentage forgetting were found to be…
Subjective well-being in later life: Issues concerning measurement and prediction
Structural relationships among happiness scales: A second order factorial study
Social desirability in measures of subjective well-being: Age comparisons
Long- and short-term affective states in happiness: Model, paradigm and experimental evidence
Predicting caregiver burden and depression in Alzheimer'sdisease
Our findings add to the preexisting literature because we tested alternative models of caregiver burden using an unusually large sample size of participants and after overcoming methodological limitations of past research. Results highlight the importance of the effective management of disturbing behaviors, the provision of formal services for caregivers with highly impaired patients and no informal support, and the improvement of coping skills i…
The correlation coefficient and models of subjective well-being
A magical model of happiness
Longitudinal variation in domain indicators of happiness
The usefulness of the munsh as a measure of well-being and psychopathology
The relationships of affect intensity to happiness
Long- and short-term affective states in happiness: Age and sex comparisons
A magical model to predict individual differences in mood change
Short happiness and affect research protocol (sharp)
Happiness has traitlike and statelike properties: A reply to Veenhoven
Emotive Factors that Make Photographs Memorable
Fleeting exposure to photographic images in newspapers, magazines, advertisements and elsewhere is part of everyday life. Some of these images stick in our memory while we quickly forget others. This article reviews previous research, provides a theoretical model and presents new findings to elucidate emotive influences that make photographs memorable. Earlier research identified pleasantness and arousal as the main emotions elicited by photograp…
Application of a nonlinear mathematical model to data on a successful theraputic intervention
Memory performance after arousal from different sleep stages
Learning material was presented to independent groups of subjects either after arousal from non-Rapid Eye Movement (non-REM) sleep, after arousal from REM sleep, or under conditions of no prior sleep. Measures of immediate and subsequent free recall were taken.Memory performance was found to be impaired where learning took place after non-REM arousal. This was manifest in the number of categories recalled, over both immediate and subsequent recal…
The Effect of Prior Sleep on Rehearsal, Recoding and Memory
Eight subjects came individually to the sleep laboratory for two consecutive nights. On both nights they learnt a word list and attempted verbal free recall immediately and again after a 20 min. delay. They were instructed to verbalize their entire thought content (as far as possible) throughout list presentation. In a balanced design, learning was preceded by wakefulness or 30 min. sleep. Delayed memory and percentage forgetting were found to be…
A Study of a Pathological Liar
An empirically oriented study of a pathological liar is described. It was hypothesized that such an individual might be characterized by a construct system that is atypically loose over a wide range of conventional, socially relevant constructs. Evidence consistent with this hypothesis was obtained from the Thought Disorder Grid (TDG) and by a marked response bias on the Eysenck Personality Inventory (EPI). However, a conventional Repertory Grid …
Memory performance after arousal from different sleep stages
Learning material was presented to independent groups of subjects either after arousal from non-Rapid Eye Movement (non-REM) sleep, after arousal from REM sleep, or under conditions of no prior sleep. Measures of immediate and subsequent free recall were taken.Memory performance was found to be impaired where learning took place after non-REM arousal. This was manifest in the number of categories recalled, over both immediate and subsequent recal…
Quasi-statistical inference in rating behavior I. Preliminary investigations
The Measurement of Happiness: Development of the Memorial University of Newfoundland Scale of Happiness (MUNSH)
Items of the Affect Balance Scale, the Life Satisfaction Index-Z and the Philadelphia Geriatric Center Scale together with 22 new items were used in the construction of a happiness scale for the elderly. Items were initially administered to 301 subjects from urban, rural, and institutional settings and correlated with ratings of happiness. A new scale consisting of 24 items was cross-validated on an additional 297 subjects. Test-retest reliabilit…
The usefulness of the munsh as a measure of well-being and psychopathology
Structural relationships among happiness scales: A second order factorial study
Longitudinal variation in domain indicators of happiness
Subjective well-being in later life: Issues concerning measurement and prediction
Indicators of elite status in persons aged over 60 years: A study of Elderhostelers
Social desirability in measures of subjective well-being: Age comparisons
Long- and short-term affective states in happiness: Model, paradigm and experimental evidence
A magical model of happiness
The correlation coefficient and models of subjective well-being
Firefighters and heart disease
Firefighters and heart disease. J K Friel, and M StonesCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.82.8.1175-a Published Online: November 15, 2011
Long- and short-term affective states in happiness: Age and sex comparisons
A magical model to predict individual differences in mood change
Anticipating attendance in reminiscence therapy with measures of mood and happiness
The relationships of affect intensity to happiness
Application of a nonlinear mathematical model to data on a successful theraputic intervention
Happiness has traitlike and statelike properties: A reply to Veenhoven
Short happiness and affect research protocol (sharp)
Predicting caregiver burden and depression in Alzheimer'sdisease
Our findings add to the preexisting literature because we tested alternative models of caregiver burden using an unusually large sample size of participants and after overcoming methodological limitations of past research. Results highlight the importance of the effective management of disturbing behaviors, the provision of formal services for caregivers with highly impaired patients and no informal support, and the improvement of coping skills i…
Emotive Factors that Make Photographs Memorable
Fleeting exposure to photographic images in newspapers, magazines, advertisements and elsewhere is part of everyday life. Some of these images stick in our memory while we quickly forget others. This article reviews previous research, provides a theoretical model and presents new findings to elucidate emotive influences that make photographs memorable. Earlier research identified pleasantness and arousal as the main emotions elicited by photograp…
Psychology (22 works) · Social Psychology (16 works) · Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction (15 works) · Happiness (14 works) · Medicine (14 works) · Social Psychology (14 works) · Public health (11 works) · Quality of Life Research (11 works) · Health disparities and outcomes (9 works) · Developmental psychology (8 works)