Edwin Powers
Biographic Data
| ID | 301072 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edwin Powers |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edwin |
| FAMILY NAME | Powers |
| SIGNATURE | POWERS E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1785-9471 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1935 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Making Family Childcare More Resilient: Child and Adult Care Food Program Policies During the Covid-19 Pandemic May Point the Way Forward
Making Family Childcare More Resilient: Child and Adult Care Food Program Policies During the COVID-19 Pandemic May Point the Way Forward, an article from American Journal of Public Health, Vol 113 Issue S3
Should Government Subsidize Caregiver Wages? Some Evidence on Worker Turnover and the Cost of Long-Term Care in Group Homes for Persons With Developmental Disabilities
High rates of worker turnover have been a persistent problem in the long-term care industry. Spending on individuals with developmental disabilities represents 20 percent of all long-term care spending and 40 percent of Medicaid spending on long-term care. Using detailed data on the providers of long-term community-based residential services for persons with developmental disabilities, this research examined the consequences of high worker turnov…
Jenseitsnovelle by Matthias Politycki
I, Keith resigns from his job, half 1 heartedly attempts towrite a book , on black American music, develops 1 "an unbecoming obsession" with a I much younger Polish immigrant, [ and struggles unsuccessfully to con i nect with his son. Standing in the , London neighborhood where he and his wife moved twenty years , earlier,Keith thinks,"the truthis,he 1 liked the area better then; in fact,he I liked his lifebetter back then." 1 Occasionally, Phill…
Scherbenpark by Alina Bronsky
H to him. But turning away from the ^^^^H integral relationships and meshing ^^^^B of stories promised by the frames ^^^^H does not necessarily lead to coherent ^^^^B structure.The pieces are inplace and ^^^^B thereare links,but theoverall effect ^^^^B ismore like an arrangement of dif ^^^^B ferentepisodes than a series united ^^^^B by themes and anxieties. ^HjH W.M. H?gen ^HBH Oklahoma BaptistUniversity JosephBoyden.Through Black Spruce. Toronto…
The Sublime,"Über den Granit," and the Prehistory of Goethe's Science
The Sublime,"Über den Granit," and the Prehistory of Goethe’s Science Elizabeth Powers His scientific pursuits and writings have merited Goethe a place in histories of science in the eighteenth century,1 and there is a great body of scholarship that documents his work in various scientific fields.2 Recent studies, part of a wider reevaluation of the development of science in Europe in the eighteenth century,3 have greatly assisted our understandi…
Supplemental security income, labor supply, and migration
Combating Stigma in the Printed News: Contributions of Direct Quotations and Journalistic Story Type to Reader Perceptions of a Controversial Gay Man
This study investigates how presenting the same factual content with varying narrators, as required by harder-versus softer-news formats, influences the way readers perceive the gay male subject of an actual news story. Because previous social-psychological findings have suggested that people typically respond to others first as members of distinct groups and then later as individuals if and only if they have sufficient motivation for doing so, t…
Switching Trains of Thought: The Impact of News Frames on Readers' Cognitive Responses
This study investigated how journalistic story frames can affect the thoughts and feelings of readers. Two hundred and seventy-eight students participated in two studies, reading and responding to a fictitious story about possible reductions in state funding of their university. Stories were presented in one of four randomly assigned versions, all containing the same information, but varying in their opening and closing paragraphs according to th…
Women in Changing Japan
Crime and Punishment in Early Massachusetts 1620-1692: A Documentary History
Journal Article Crime and Punishment in Early Massachusetts 1620–1692: A Documentary History Get access Powers Edwin, Crime and Punishment in Early Massachusetts 1620–1692: A Documentary History. Boston, Beacon Press, 1966. 647 pp. Gail McKnight Beckman Gail McKnight Beckman Member of the Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia Bars Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar American Journal of Legal History, Volum…
Crime and Punishment in Early Massachusetts, 1620-1692: A Documentary History
An Experiment in the Prevention of Delinquency
An Experiment in the Prevention of Delinquency
An Experiment in Prevention of Delinquency
A Report on the Development of Penological Treatment at Norfolk Prison Colony in Massachusetts
Culture conflict and crime: A report of the Subcommittee on Delinquecy of the Committee on Personality and Culture
Psychology and the law
The continued resistance of the law to the findings of psychologists is a very natural one and must be understood before cooperation can be achieved: and the psychologists on their part have manifested certain blind spots which have served to widen the gap between the two disciplines. The psychologists must recognize the fact that though the law is dealing fundamentally with the same subject matter, it is not traveling along the same line, but, o…
Psychological Diagnosis in Social Adjustment
An Experiment in the Prevention of Delinquency
An Experiment in Prevention of Delinquency
The Sublime,"Über den Granit," and the Prehistory of Goethe's Science
The Sublime,"Über den Granit," and the Prehistory of Goethe’s Science Elizabeth Powers His scientific pursuits and writings have merited Goethe a place in histories of science in the eighteenth century,1 and there is a great body of scholarship that documents his work in various scientific fields.2 Recent studies, part of a wider reevaluation of the development of science in Europe in the eighteenth century,3 have greatly assisted our understandi…
Supplemental security income, labor supply, and migration
Psychological Diagnosis in Social Adjustment
Psychology and the law
The continued resistance of the law to the findings of psychologists is a very natural one and must be understood before cooperation can be achieved: and the psychologists on their part have manifested certain blind spots which have served to widen the gap between the two disciplines. The psychologists must recognize the fact that though the law is dealing fundamentally with the same subject matter, it is not traveling along the same line, but, o…
Culture conflict and crime: A report of the Subcommittee on Delinquecy of the Committee on Personality and Culture
A Report on the Development of Penological Treatment at Norfolk Prison Colony in Massachusetts
An Experiment in Prevention of Delinquency
An Experiment in the Prevention of Delinquency
An Experiment in the Prevention of Delinquency
Crime and Punishment in Early Massachusetts 1620-1692: A Documentary History
Journal Article Crime and Punishment in Early Massachusetts 1620–1692: A Documentary History Get access Powers Edwin, Crime and Punishment in Early Massachusetts 1620–1692: A Documentary History. Boston, Beacon Press, 1966. 647 pp. Gail McKnight Beckman Gail McKnight Beckman Member of the Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia Bars Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar American Journal of Legal History, Volum…
Crime and Punishment in Early Massachusetts, 1620-1692: A Documentary History
Women in Changing Japan
Switching Trains of Thought: The Impact of News Frames on Readers' Cognitive Responses
This study investigated how journalistic story frames can affect the thoughts and feelings of readers. Two hundred and seventy-eight students participated in two studies, reading and responding to a fictitious story about possible reductions in state funding of their university. Stories were presented in one of four randomly assigned versions, all containing the same information, but varying in their opening and closing paragraphs according to th…
Combating Stigma in the Printed News: Contributions of Direct Quotations and Journalistic Story Type to Reader Perceptions of a Controversial Gay Man
This study investigates how presenting the same factual content with varying narrators, as required by harder-versus softer-news formats, influences the way readers perceive the gay male subject of an actual news story. Because previous social-psychological findings have suggested that people typically respond to others first as members of distinct groups and then later as individuals if and only if they have sufficient motivation for doing so, t…
Supplemental security income, labor supply, and migration
The Sublime,"Über den Granit," and the Prehistory of Goethe's Science
The Sublime,"Über den Granit," and the Prehistory of Goethe’s Science Elizabeth Powers His scientific pursuits and writings have merited Goethe a place in histories of science in the eighteenth century,1 and there is a great body of scholarship that documents his work in various scientific fields.2 Recent studies, part of a wider reevaluation of the development of science in Europe in the eighteenth century,3 have greatly assisted our understandi…
Scherbenpark by Alina Bronsky
H to him. But turning away from the ^^^^H integral relationships and meshing ^^^^B of stories promised by the frames ^^^^H does not necessarily lead to coherent ^^^^B structure.The pieces are inplace and ^^^^B thereare links,but theoverall effect ^^^^B ismore like an arrangement of dif ^^^^B ferentepisodes than a series united ^^^^B by themes and anxieties. ^HjH W.M. H?gen ^HBH Oklahoma BaptistUniversity JosephBoyden.Through Black Spruce. Toronto…
Jenseitsnovelle by Matthias Politycki
I, Keith resigns from his job, half 1 heartedly attempts towrite a book , on black American music, develops 1 "an unbecoming obsession" with a I much younger Polish immigrant, [ and struggles unsuccessfully to con i nect with his son. Standing in the , London neighborhood where he and his wife moved twenty years , earlier,Keith thinks,"the truthis,he 1 liked the area better then; in fact,he I liked his lifebetter back then." 1 Occasionally, Phill…
Should Government Subsidize Caregiver Wages? Some Evidence on Worker Turnover and the Cost of Long-Term Care in Group Homes for Persons With Developmental Disabilities
High rates of worker turnover have been a persistent problem in the long-term care industry. Spending on individuals with developmental disabilities represents 20 percent of all long-term care spending and 40 percent of Medicaid spending on long-term care. Using detailed data on the providers of long-term community-based residential services for persons with developmental disabilities, this research examined the consequences of high worker turnov…
Making Family Childcare More Resilient: Child and Adult Care Food Program Policies During the Covid-19 Pandemic May Point the Way Forward
Making Family Childcare More Resilient: Child and Adult Care Food Program Policies During the COVID-19 Pandemic May Point the Way Forward, an article from American Journal of Public Health, Vol 113 Issue S3
Psychology (14 works) · Criminology (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · History (5 works) · Psychopathy, Forensic Psychiatry, Sexual Offending (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · History (3 works) · Juvenile delinquency (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works)