Raymond G Hunt
Biographic Data
| ID | 3610388 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Raymond G Hunt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Raymond G |
| FAMILY NAME | Hunt |
| SIGNATURE | HUNT R G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University at Buffalo, State University of New York |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 91 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 32 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Association between Aflatoxin M1 and Liver Disease in HBV/HCV Infected Persons in Ghana
Aflatoxins are produced by the fungi Aspergillus flavus and Aspergillus parasiticus and are common food contaminants in tropical developing countries. Extensive aflatoxin consumption has been shown to be highly associated with liver disease. A case-control study was conducted to determine the association between aflatoxin and liver disease in Kumasi, Ghana. A questionnaire was administered to examine socio-demographic characteristics and food sto…
Using the Records of Congress in the Classroom
Using the Records of Congress in the Classroom Get access Richard Hunt Richard Hunt Richard Hunt is an outreach specialist and archivist in the Center for LegislativeArchives at the National Archives and Records Administration. He works on the Center's Educational Outreach staff to create exhibits, teaching materials, and publications featuring the records of the United States House of Representatives and Senate. Hunt previously taught American h…
Testing the Effects of Vertical and Horizontal Collectivism: A Study of Reward Allocation Preferences in China
Based on a review of the individualism-collectivism literature, a vertical dimension of collectivism is distinguished from a horizontal dimension. The vertical dimension concerns the relationship between the individual and the collective, and often includes subordination of the individual's goals to those of the collective. The horizontal dimension concerns the relationship of the individual to other individuals, and often includes conceptions of…
Police Unions and the Police Role
We studied the relationship of police unions to several dimensions of the police role while controlling for characteristics of the department, its external environment, duty assignments, and the demographic characteristics of police officers. We also examined the relationship between these variables and the role outcomes. Questionnaire data were collected from 830 randomly selected rank-and-file police officers from 15 urban police departments. O…
Justice on the road to change in the people's republic of China
The structure of work values: A cross cultural comparison
Several years ago a research project on work values was originated. The study strived to examine the relative importance of work value items and to analyze the structure of the domain for samples from various cultural environments. A facet definition of work values was suggested that provided guidelines for constructing the Work Values Questionnaire and the formulation of hypotheses regarding the structure of relationships among components of wor…
Sociopolitical Networks for Police Role-Making
This paper reviews three cases illustrating how police roles are shaped by the interactions of variably powerful actors in ramified local networks. It focuses attention on the influence of the rank-and-file and police unions on the outcomes of these interactions, and on related tendencies to professionalize and bureaucratize the police; and it posits as a result of these interactions both a normative emphasis in police circles on law enforcement …
Job satisfaction and life satisfaction: A profile analysis
Award Fee Contracting as a J-Model Alternative to Revitalize Federal Program Management
An important feature of the American political economy is the extent to which it relies on private parties to accomplish public purposes. Contracting out governmental functions to private organizations has the ironic effect of blurring boundaries between public and private institutions. In the process, it raises crucial questions about what the government's responsibility is in mixedsector enterprises. Should government be other than merely spons…
Cross-Purposes in the Federal Contract Procurement System: Military R&D and beyond
it is clear that the business operations between the defense industry and the U.S. government deviate widely from the conventional wisdom of free-market theory and that many of the results are not in the public interest. . . . Data reveal many specific and critical conflicts between free-market theory (and the corresponding assumptions of the policy-makers) and the reality within various elements of the defense industry
Impacts on Racism on White Americans
Foreword - Thomas F Pettigrew Introduction to the Second Edition - Benjamin P Bowser and Raymond G Hunt Racism and White Racial Identity - James M Jones and Robert T Carter Merging Realities White Identity and Counseling White Allies about Racism - Lillian Roybal Rose The Political Economy of White Racism in the United States - Louis Kushnick Race and Egalitarian Democracy - Patrick L Mason The Distributional Consequences of Racial Conflict Race …
Value Dilemmas in Law Enforcement: A Study of Administrative Decision Making in a Police Department
As agents of the state, the police work in dynamic, normatively ambiguous, and conflict‐laden political environments. In these settings, various local partisan interests try to influence the police organization. As a result, technological, socio‐cultural, and political forces may produce anomalous administrative decisions in police agencies. These forces are “stabilized” by the personal views of the decision makers. This article focuses on a spec…
The Job-Satisfaction/ Life-Satisfaction Relationship: A Review of Empirical Research
After a brief discussion of the nature and importance of work, this article reviews empirical research that relates satisfaction with work to satisfaction with life. The review covers more than 350 job-satisfaction/life-satisfaction relationships reported in 23 studies that vary widely in terms of the sample, instrumentation, and date of survey. For more than 90% of the cases, the direction of this relationship is positive; and none of the scatte…
The University Social Research Center: Its Role in the Knowledge-Making Process
Unique Variance in Job and Life Satisfaction Associated with Work-Related and Extra-Workplace Variables
Multiple regression procedures were used to assess the unique and incremental variance in job satisfaction and life satisfaction that could be accounted for by different sets of variables. A probability survey of 1041 adults indicated that work-related variables influence general life satisfaction and that extra-workplace variables influence job satisfaction
Personality and organization theory: A review of some conceptual literature
Some Structural Features of Relations between The Department of Defense, The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and Their Principal Contractors
From a social-psychological viewpoint comparative temporal trends in contracting relations between private industrial organizations and NASA and the Defense Department are examined. Evidence is presented of stable and strongly convergent tendencies in the working relations among these parties, but accompanied by noteworthy variations in pattern as between NASA and Defense Department relations with their industrial contractors. The former exhibits…
A Factor Analytic Study of the Opinions of Psychiatric Patients About Mental Illness
Accuracy of judgments of personal attributes from speech
Staff-Patient Attitudes and the Selection of Patients for Psychotherapy
Are doctoral comprehensive examinations necessary? A comment
The Present Position of Social Psychology
Current Perspectives in Social Psychology. Readings with Commentary
Current Perspectives in Social Psychology: Readings with Commentary
Occupational Status and the Disposition of Cases in a Child Guidance Clinic
The structure of work values: A cross cultural comparison
Several years ago a research project on work values was originated. The study strived to examine the relative importance of work value items and to analyze the structure of the domain for samples from various cultural environments. A facet definition of work values was suggested that provided guidelines for constructing the Work Values Questionnaire and the formulation of hypotheses regarding the structure of relationships among components of wor…
Unique Variance in Job and Life Satisfaction Associated with Work-Related and Extra-Workplace Variables
Multiple regression procedures were used to assess the unique and incremental variance in job satisfaction and life satisfaction that could be accounted for by different sets of variables. A probability survey of 1041 adults indicated that work-related variables influence general life satisfaction and that extra-workplace variables influence job satisfaction
Social Class and the Mental Health Movement
Social Class and the Mental Health Movement Get access Orville R. Gursslin, Orville R. Gursslin Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Raymond G. Hunt, Raymond G. Hunt Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Jack L. Roach Jack L. Roach Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Social Problems, Volume 7, Issue 3, Winter 1959, Page…
Testing the Effects of Vertical and Horizontal Collectivism: A Study of Reward Allocation Preferences in China
Based on a review of the individualism-collectivism literature, a vertical dimension of collectivism is distinguished from a horizontal dimension. The vertical dimension concerns the relationship between the individual and the collective, and often includes subordination of the individual's goals to those of the collective. The horizontal dimension concerns the relationship of the individual to other individuals, and often includes conceptions of…
Police Unions and the Police Role
We studied the relationship of police unions to several dimensions of the police role while controlling for characteristics of the department, its external environment, duty assignments, and the demographic characteristics of police officers. We also examined the relationship between these variables and the role outcomes. Questionnaire data were collected from 830 randomly selected rank-and-file police officers from 15 urban police departments. O…
Job satisfaction and life satisfaction: A profile analysis
Accuracy of judgments of personal attributes from speech
Social Class and Mental Illness
Sociopolitical Networks for Police Role-Making
This paper reviews three cases illustrating how police roles are shaped by the interactions of variably powerful actors in ramified local networks. It focuses attention on the influence of the rank-and-file and police unions on the outcomes of these interactions, and on related tendencies to professionalize and bureaucratize the police; and it posits as a result of these interactions both a normative emphasis in police circles on law enforcement …
Value Dilemmas in Law Enforcement: A Study of Administrative Decision Making in a Police Department
As agents of the state, the police work in dynamic, normatively ambiguous, and conflict‐laden political environments. In these settings, various local partisan interests try to influence the police organization. As a result, technological, socio‐cultural, and political forces may produce anomalous administrative decisions in police agencies. These forces are “stabilized” by the personal views of the decision makers. This article focuses on a spec…
Social Class, Mental Hygiene, and Psychiatric Practice
The Present Position of Social Psychology
Social Status and Psychiatric Service in a Child Guidance Clinic
Social Status and Psychiatric Service in a Child Guidance Clinic
Social Class, Mental Hygiene, and Psychiatric Practice
Social Class and Mental Illness
Social Class and the Mental Health Movement
Social Class and the Mental Health Movement Get access Orville R. Gursslin, Orville R. Gursslin Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Raymond G. Hunt, Raymond G. Hunt Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Jack L. Roach Jack L. Roach Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Social Problems, Volume 7, Issue 3, Winter 1959, Page…
Reflexes to Intelligence: A Reader in Clinical Psychology
Conceptual Congruity Among Psychiatric Patients and Staff
Conceptual Congruity among Psychiatric Patients and Staff
Occupational Status and the Disposition of Cases in a Child Guidance Clinic
Current Perspectives in Social Psychology. Readings with Commentary
Current Perspectives in Social Psychology: Readings with Commentary
Staff-Patient Attitudes and the Selection of Patients for Psychotherapy
Are doctoral comprehensive examinations necessary? A comment
The Present Position of Social Psychology
A Factor Analytic Study of the Opinions of Psychiatric Patients About Mental Illness
Accuracy of judgments of personal attributes from speech
Personality and organization theory: A review of some conceptual literature
Some Structural Features of Relations between The Department of Defense, The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and Their Principal Contractors
From a social-psychological viewpoint comparative temporal trends in contracting relations between private industrial organizations and NASA and the Defense Department are examined. Evidence is presented of stable and strongly convergent tendencies in the working relations among these parties, but accompanied by noteworthy variations in pattern as between NASA and Defense Department relations with their industrial contractors. The former exhibits…
Unique Variance in Job and Life Satisfaction Associated with Work-Related and Extra-Workplace Variables
Multiple regression procedures were used to assess the unique and incremental variance in job satisfaction and life satisfaction that could be accounted for by different sets of variables. A probability survey of 1041 adults indicated that work-related variables influence general life satisfaction and that extra-workplace variables influence job satisfaction
The Job-Satisfaction/ Life-Satisfaction Relationship: A Review of Empirical Research
After a brief discussion of the nature and importance of work, this article reviews empirical research that relates satisfaction with work to satisfaction with life. The review covers more than 350 job-satisfaction/life-satisfaction relationships reported in 23 studies that vary widely in terms of the sample, instrumentation, and date of survey. For more than 90% of the cases, the direction of this relationship is positive; and none of the scatte…
The University Social Research Center: Its Role in the Knowledge-Making Process
Impacts on Racism on White Americans
Foreword - Thomas F Pettigrew Introduction to the Second Edition - Benjamin P Bowser and Raymond G Hunt Racism and White Racial Identity - James M Jones and Robert T Carter Merging Realities White Identity and Counseling White Allies about Racism - Lillian Roybal Rose The Political Economy of White Racism in the United States - Louis Kushnick Race and Egalitarian Democracy - Patrick L Mason The Distributional Consequences of Racial Conflict Race …
Value Dilemmas in Law Enforcement: A Study of Administrative Decision Making in a Police Department
As agents of the state, the police work in dynamic, normatively ambiguous, and conflict‐laden political environments. In these settings, various local partisan interests try to influence the police organization. As a result, technological, socio‐cultural, and political forces may produce anomalous administrative decisions in police agencies. These forces are “stabilized” by the personal views of the decision makers. This article focuses on a spec…
Cross-Purposes in the Federal Contract Procurement System: Military R&D and beyond
it is clear that the business operations between the defense industry and the U.S. government deviate widely from the conventional wisdom of free-market theory and that many of the results are not in the public interest. . . . Data reveal many specific and critical conflicts between free-market theory (and the corresponding assumptions of the policy-makers) and the reality within various elements of the defense industry
Award Fee Contracting as a J-Model Alternative to Revitalize Federal Program Management
An important feature of the American political economy is the extent to which it relies on private parties to accomplish public purposes. Contracting out governmental functions to private organizations has the ironic effect of blurring boundaries between public and private institutions. In the process, it raises crucial questions about what the government's responsibility is in mixedsector enterprises. Should government be other than merely spons…
Job satisfaction and life satisfaction: A profile analysis
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