Daniel B Fishman
Biographic Data
| ID | 276961 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel B Fishman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel B |
| FAMILY NAME | Fishman |
| SIGNATURE | FISHMAN D B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Urgency of Doing: Assessing the System of Sustainable Implementation Model via the Schools Implementing Towards Sustainability (Sits) Scale
School‐based prevention and promotion interventions (SBPPI) improve desirable outcomes (e.g., commitment to school and attendance) and reduce undesirable outcomes (e.g., suspensions and violence). Unfortunately, our understanding of how to effectively implement and sustain SBPPI outside of well‐controlled conditions is lacking. To bridge this science/“real world” practice gap, a system of sustainable implementation, which merges implementation st…
PCSP: A new resource for Qualitative Researchers
Pragmatic psychology and the law: Introduction to Part II
The Vermont Defendant Accommodation Project: A case study
This article describes the increasing use of the courts and the jails as “institutions of last resort” for multi-problem clients suffering the effects of mental retardation combined with other life challenges, such as mental illness, substance abuse, homelessness, and a history of physical and/or sexual abuse. The authors label these individuals as suffering from “Horrible Life Disorder” (HLD), and characterize them, for the most part, as lacking…
Integrative themes: "Prospects for developing a "psycholegal lexis
The articles in this issue are analyzed for integrative themes, with a special focus on their relevance for the development of a “Psycholegal Lexis” (PL). These themes include (a) whether forensic case studies fall within the purview of “science,” as envisioned by Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; (b) issues in implementing the PL proposal, such as the need for more systematic forensic case outcomes and the possible rigidity of a star…
"Background on the "Psycholegal Lexis Proposal: Exploring the potential of a systematic case study database in forensic psychology
Restorative Justice and the Prosocial Communities Solution
Balanced and restorative justice argues for greater accountability, competency, and public safety through community care of juvenile offenders. Toward these ends, the Prosocial Communities Solution builds an infrastructure around key elements of information sharing, coordinated supervision, and immersion in prosocial activities. Assisted by a clinical, cross-organizational management information system, each community horizontally aligns parents …
The case for pragmatic psychology
The experimental versus the pragmatic paradigm: Summary and conclusions
American psychology in the eighties: Who will buy
American psychology in the eighties: Who will buy
A group training program in behavior modification for mothers of children with birth defects: An exploratory study
Maternal correlates of self-esteem and overall adjustment in children with birth defects
Emotional, cognitive, and interpersonal confrontation among children with birth defects
Need and expectancy as determinants of affiliative behavior in small groups
The Urgency of Doing: Assessing the System of Sustainable Implementation Model via the Schools Implementing Towards Sustainability (Sits) Scale
School‐based prevention and promotion interventions (SBPPI) improve desirable outcomes (e.g., commitment to school and attendance) and reduce undesirable outcomes (e.g., suspensions and violence). Unfortunately, our understanding of how to effectively implement and sustain SBPPI outside of well‐controlled conditions is lacking. To bridge this science/“real world” practice gap, a system of sustainable implementation, which merges implementation st…
The Vermont Defendant Accommodation Project: A case study
This article describes the increasing use of the courts and the jails as “institutions of last resort” for multi-problem clients suffering the effects of mental retardation combined with other life challenges, such as mental illness, substance abuse, homelessness, and a history of physical and/or sexual abuse. The authors label these individuals as suffering from “Horrible Life Disorder” (HLD), and characterize them, for the most part, as lacking…
"Background on the "Psycholegal Lexis Proposal: Exploring the potential of a systematic case study database in forensic psychology
Restorative Justice and the Prosocial Communities Solution
Balanced and restorative justice argues for greater accountability, competency, and public safety through community care of juvenile offenders. Toward these ends, the Prosocial Communities Solution builds an infrastructure around key elements of information sharing, coordinated supervision, and immersion in prosocial activities. Assisted by a clinical, cross-organizational management information system, each community horizontally aligns parents …
Need and expectancy as determinants of affiliative behavior in small groups
Need and expectancy as determinants of affiliative behavior in small groups
Maternal correlates of self-esteem and overall adjustment in children with birth defects
Emotional, cognitive, and interpersonal confrontation among children with birth defects
A group training program in behavior modification for mothers of children with birth defects: An exploratory study
American psychology in the eighties: Who will buy
American psychology in the eighties: Who will buy
The experimental versus the pragmatic paradigm: Summary and conclusions
The case for pragmatic psychology
Restorative Justice and the Prosocial Communities Solution
Balanced and restorative justice argues for greater accountability, competency, and public safety through community care of juvenile offenders. Toward these ends, the Prosocial Communities Solution builds an infrastructure around key elements of information sharing, coordinated supervision, and immersion in prosocial activities. Assisted by a clinical, cross-organizational management information system, each community horizontally aligns parents …
"Background on the "Psycholegal Lexis Proposal: Exploring the potential of a systematic case study database in forensic psychology
Pragmatic psychology and the law: Introduction to Part II
The Vermont Defendant Accommodation Project: A case study
This article describes the increasing use of the courts and the jails as “institutions of last resort” for multi-problem clients suffering the effects of mental retardation combined with other life challenges, such as mental illness, substance abuse, homelessness, and a history of physical and/or sexual abuse. The authors label these individuals as suffering from “Horrible Life Disorder” (HLD), and characterize them, for the most part, as lacking…
Integrative themes: "Prospects for developing a "psycholegal lexis
The articles in this issue are analyzed for integrative themes, with a special focus on their relevance for the development of a “Psycholegal Lexis” (PL). These themes include (a) whether forensic case studies fall within the purview of “science,” as envisioned by Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; (b) issues in implementing the PL proposal, such as the need for more systematic forensic case outcomes and the possible rigidity of a star…
PCSP: A new resource for Qualitative Researchers
The Urgency of Doing: Assessing the System of Sustainable Implementation Model via the Schools Implementing Towards Sustainability (Sits) Scale
School‐based prevention and promotion interventions (SBPPI) improve desirable outcomes (e.g., commitment to school and attendance) and reduce undesirable outcomes (e.g., suspensions and violence). Unfortunately, our understanding of how to effectively implement and sustain SBPPI outside of well‐controlled conditions is lacking. To bridge this science/“real world” practice gap, a system of sustainable implementation, which merges implementation st…
Psychology (13 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Family and Disability Support Research (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychopathy, Forensic Psychiatry, Sexual Offending (3 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (2 works) · Applied Psychology (2 works)