Reginald G Smart
Biographic Data
| ID | 288086 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Reginald G Smart |
| GIVEN NAMES | Reginald G |
| FAMILY NAME | Smart |
| SIGNATURE | SMART R G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre for Addiction and Mental Health |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 37 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 37 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1959 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Impact of Depression on Driver Performance
Bullying and Hazardous Driving Among Youthful Drivers
Preliminary Results for Street Racing Among Adults in Ontario
Research, Policy Development, and Progress
Justice policy is typically based more on political considerations than on research results. One way to break down barriers between researchers and policy-makers is to encourage partnerships. AUTO21, a member of the Networks of Centres of Excellence program, is designed to facilitate partnerships. The Antisocial Behaviour and the Automobile project focuses on auto theft, driving under the influence of alcohol and cannabis, and road rage/driver ag…
Road Rage and Collision Involvement
Can We Prevent Road Rage
Road rage has become a serious concern in many countries, and preventive efforts are required. This article reviews what can be done to prevent road rage by exploring potential prevention avenues in five areas. First, legal changes aimed at increasing the penalties for road rage behavior could be instituted, drawing on models from aggressive-driving or impaired-driving laws. A second approach would involve the adoption of court programs for convi…
Assessing Road Rage Victimization and Perpetration in the Ontario Adult Population
Causes and Consequences of Air Rage in Canada
The Prevalence of Road Rage
The Early Effects of Ontario’s Administrative Driver’s Licence Suspension Law on Driver Fatalities with a BAC > 80 mg
Who is Using Cannabis as a Medicine and Why
This article reports on an exploratory study of medical cannabis users. Interviews were completed with 50 self-identified medical cannabis users recruited through notices in newspapers and on bulletin boards. They reported using cannabis for a variety of conditions including HIV-AIDS-related problems, chronic pain, depression, anxiety, menstrual cramps, migraine, narcotic addiction as well as everyday aches, pains, stresses and sleeping difficult…
Party Subculture or Dens of Doom? An Epidemiological Study of Rave Attendance and Drug Use Patterns Among Adolescent Students
Based on 1853 questionnaires derived from adolescent students participating in the 1995 Ontario Student Drug Use Survey, this article describes the prevalence of rave attendance and the drug-use profile of rave attendees and those participating in similar activities (i.e. bush parties). The results showed that 13% of the sample attended a rave during the 12 months before the survey. Although rates of drug use were higher among rave attendees than…
Drugs and Violence Among Ontario Students
In this research the links among violence and nonviolent delinquency and the use of alcohol and other drugs were investigated. The data were derived from the 1995 Ontario Student Drug Use Survey, a cross-sectional probability survey of Ontario students in grades seven, nine, 11 and 13 (n = 3,870). Students were classified into four groups: those who reported engaging in no delinquency, those who reported violent delinquency only, those who report…
The happy hour experiment in North America
While they appear to have been of little interest in other countries, ways of banning happy hours have been debated in several Canadian provinces and in many American states. provinces of Ontario and British Columbia have both banned happy hours, but they are legal in other provinces. In the United States, 18 states have refused to allow them. Detractors have called for banning happy hours, and there have been several lawsuits on behalf of person…
Solvent Use in North America
Patterns of drug use among adolescents
Predictors of Problem Drinking Among Elderly, Middle-Aged and Youthful Drinkers
Employed Alcoholics Treated Voluntarily and Under Constructive Coercion
Observations of Tavern Patrons Before and After the Compulsory Breath Test Law in Canada
Observations at four suburban Toronto taverns were made before and after passage of an implied-consent law. The numbers of cars in the parking lots declined substantially after the law but there was no change in the distribution of blood alcohol levels of drivers who continued to drink
The Goals and Definitions of International Education
Journal Article The Goals and Definitions of International Education: An Agenda for Discussion Get access Reginald Smart Reginald Smart State University College at Buffalo Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Quarterly, Volume 15, Issue 4, December 1971, Pages 442–464, https://doi.org/10.2307/3013579 Published: 01 December 1971
Sources of Information About Drugs Among High School Students
Journal Article SOURCES OF INFORMATION ABOUT DRUGS AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Get access DIANNE FEJER, DIANNE FEJER Dianne Fejer is Senior Research Assistant, Evaluation Studies Department,Addiction Research Foundation, Toronto, Ontario; Reginald G. Smart is Director of the Evaluation Studies Department, Addiction Research Foundation. Paul C.Whitehead is Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Western Ontario,London, Ontario and Research …
Blood Alcohol Levels in Drivers Not Involved in Accidents
In five studies of drivers not involved in accidents the blood alcohol levels fitted the log normal expectancy, suggesting that the proportion of alcohol-impaired drivers can be reduced only by reducing the mean blood alcohol levels of all drivers
Physiological Impairment and Personality Factors in Traffic Accidents of Alcoholics
Social Class and the Treatment of Alcoholism
Social Class and the Treatment of Alcoholism
Illicit LSD Users
Sources of Information About Drugs Among High School Students
Journal Article SOURCES OF INFORMATION ABOUT DRUGS AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Get access DIANNE FEJER, DIANNE FEJER Dianne Fejer is Senior Research Assistant, Evaluation Studies Department,Addiction Research Foundation, Toronto, Ontario; Reginald G. Smart is Director of the Evaluation Studies Department, Addiction Research Foundation. Paul C.Whitehead is Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Western Ontario,London, Ontario and Research …
Causes and Consequences of Air Rage in Canada
The Prevalence of Road Rage
The Early Effects of Ontario’s Administrative Driver’s Licence Suspension Law on Driver Fatalities with a BAC > 80 mg
Research, Policy Development, and Progress
Justice policy is typically based more on political considerations than on research results. One way to break down barriers between researchers and policy-makers is to encourage partnerships. AUTO21, a member of the Networks of Centres of Excellence program, is designed to facilitate partnerships. The Antisocial Behaviour and the Automobile project focuses on auto theft, driving under the influence of alcohol and cannabis, and road rage/driver ag…
Assessing Road Rage Victimization and Perpetration in the Ontario Adult Population
Patterns of drug use among adolescents
The Goals and Definitions of International Education
Journal Article The Goals and Definitions of International Education: An Agenda for Discussion Get access Reginald Smart Reginald Smart State University College at Buffalo Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Quarterly, Volume 15, Issue 4, December 1971, Pages 442–464, https://doi.org/10.2307/3013579 Published: 01 December 1971
Alcoholics, Drinking and Traffic Accidents
A Critique of the Manson Evaluation Test
Alcoholism, birth order, and family size
The Efficacy of LSD in the Treatment of Alcoholism
"A response to Sprott's "Use of chi square
Dissociation
Effects of Alcohol on Conflict and Avoidance Behavior
A Controlled Study of Lysergide in the Treatment of Alcoholism. I . The Effects on Drinking Behavior
To investigate the effects of lysergide treatment on the drinking behavior of alcoholics, 30 alcoholics (2 women), aged between 26 and 50 years (average 40), all with a long history of excessive drinking and previous unsuccessful attempts at therapy, were randomly selected from the inpatient facility of the Toronto clinic of the Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Research Foundation of Ontario. They were divided into 3 groups: 10 received a single 800…
A Controlled Study of Lysergide; Response by the Authors
At present alcoholism is not diagnosed and treated until it has reached its late stage. Activities should now be directed toward early diagnosis and prevention. Some clues to early diagnosis are given (e.g., intoxication four times in a year, driving while intoxicated, bodily injury as a result of intoxication). Prevention will be achieved by changing attitudes toward alcohol, through mass media techniques and schools, to develop responsible drin…
Social Class and the Treatment of Alcoholism
This study observes a sample of patients of a public clinic, from their source of referral for treatment to termination of therapy, to determine the influences of class position on the therapy used in each case. The findings indicate that specific treatments are assigned along class lines
Alcohol Consumption and Anxiety in College Students
Physiological Impairment and Personality Factors in Traffic Accidents of Alcoholics
Social Class and the Treatment of Alcoholism
Social Class and the Treatment of Alcoholism
Illicit LSD Users
Blood Alcohol Levels in Drivers Not Involved in Accidents
In five studies of drivers not involved in accidents the blood alcohol levels fitted the log normal expectancy, suggesting that the proportion of alcohol-impaired drivers can be reduced only by reducing the mean blood alcohol levels of all drivers
The Goals and Definitions of International Education
Journal Article The Goals and Definitions of International Education: An Agenda for Discussion Get access Reginald Smart Reginald Smart State University College at Buffalo Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Quarterly, Volume 15, Issue 4, December 1971, Pages 442–464, https://doi.org/10.2307/3013579 Published: 01 December 1971
Sources of Information About Drugs Among High School Students
Journal Article SOURCES OF INFORMATION ABOUT DRUGS AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Get access DIANNE FEJER, DIANNE FEJER Dianne Fejer is Senior Research Assistant, Evaluation Studies Department,Addiction Research Foundation, Toronto, Ontario; Reginald G. Smart is Director of the Evaluation Studies Department, Addiction Research Foundation. Paul C.Whitehead is Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Western Ontario,London, Ontario and Research …
Observations of Tavern Patrons Before and After the Compulsory Breath Test Law in Canada
Observations at four suburban Toronto taverns were made before and after passage of an implied-consent law. The numbers of cars in the parking lots declined substantially after the law but there was no change in the distribution of blood alcohol levels of drivers who continued to drink
Employed Alcoholics Treated Voluntarily and Under Constructive Coercion
Predictors of Problem Drinking Among Elderly, Middle-Aged and Youthful Drinkers
Solvent Use in North America
Patterns of drug use among adolescents
The happy hour experiment in North America
While they appear to have been of little interest in other countries, ways of banning happy hours have been debated in several Canadian provinces and in many American states. provinces of Ontario and British Columbia have both banned happy hours, but they are legal in other provinces. In the United States, 18 states have refused to allow them. Detractors have called for banning happy hours, and there have been several lawsuits on behalf of person…
Party Subculture or Dens of Doom? An Epidemiological Study of Rave Attendance and Drug Use Patterns Among Adolescent Students
Based on 1853 questionnaires derived from adolescent students participating in the 1995 Ontario Student Drug Use Survey, this article describes the prevalence of rave attendance and the drug-use profile of rave attendees and those participating in similar activities (i.e. bush parties). The results showed that 13% of the sample attended a rave during the 12 months before the survey. Although rates of drug use were higher among rave attendees than…
Psychology (30 works) · Medicine (26 works) · Psychiatry (17 works) · Poison control (12 works) · Political science (12 works) · Environmental health (11 works) · Medical emergency (11 works) · Social Psychology (11 works) · Injury prevention (9 works) · Sociology (9 works)