Elizabeth Jones
Biographic Data
| ID | 3617702 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth Jones |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth |
| FAMILY NAME | Jones |
| SIGNATURE | JONES E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Griffith University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5107-9300 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 43 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 98 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 42 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Through good and bad times: Perceived responsiveness in Malaysian relationship quality and satisfaction
Objective We investigated how perceived partner responsiveness (PPR) across three situational contexts—(a) through adversities (perceived partner support), (b) through conflicts (accommodation), and (c) through triumphs (capitalization)—relates to relationship quality (intimacy, commitment, and trust) and satisfaction among monogamous unmarried and married individuals in Malaysia. Background PPR is a fundamental aspect of effective communication …
Benefits of Stakeholder Participation in Drought Risk Management: Evidence from the Nebraska Republican River Basin Drought Exercise
Effective drought risk management demands adaptive strategies that actively involve stakeholder participation to enhance decision-making and policy outcomes. This study assesses the Nebraska Republican River Basin Drought Exercise as a case study, exploring how stakeholder participation impacts drought awareness, policy support, networking, collaboration, and long-term water resource management. The exercise brought together a diverse group of st…
Practicing Historical Ecology: Methods for the Collection, Analysis, and Integration of Interdisciplinary Historical Data
Guided recall of positive autobiographical memories increases anticipated pleasure and psychological resources, and reduces depressive symptoms: A replication and extension of a randomised controlled …
Reminiscence-based interventions focus on recalling autobiographical memories and reflective reasoning to develop a healthy and adaptive view of oneself and one's life.This study aimed to replicate the effects of a three-session, group-based, positive-memory version of cognitivereminiscence therapy (CRT) on psychological resources and mental well-being and extend the findings to anticipated pleasure.The participants (N = 75, M age = 43.7 (SD = 16…
Improving medical students’ responses to emergencies with a simulated cross-cover paging curriculum
New residents are often unprepared to respond to medical emergencies. To address this gap, we implemented a simulated cross-cover paging curriculum. All senior medical students enrolled in a required specialty-specific (internal medicine, procedures, emergency medicine [EM], obstetrics and gynecology [OBGYN], family medicine and pediatrics) residency preparation course (RPC) in 2020-2021 participated. Students received 3-6 specialty-specific page…
Easing the Transition From Medical School to Residency: Using Deliberate Practice to Improve Senior Medical Students’ Performance Responding to Urgent Pages From Registered Nurses
Purpose: New interns are expected to perform initial evaluation and management of medical emergencies for hospitalized patients, 1 yet many are unprepared to care for such patients. 2 To address this gap, we designed a specialty-specific simulated paging curriculum based on Ericsson’s model of deliberate practice 3 for senior medical students. The purpose was to assess whether this curriculum leads to improved performance handling specialty-speci…
Assessing the Efficacy of Contextualized Group Counseling Education in Asia: A Mixed Methods Study
The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s10447-022-09471-3
Safety and efficacy of the ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 vaccine (AZD1222) against Sars-CoV-2: An interim analysis of four randomised controlled trials in Brazil, South Africa, and the UK
Background A safe and efficacious vaccine against severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), if deployed with high coverage, could contribute to the control of the COVID-19 pandemic. We evaluated the safety and efficacy of the ChAdOx1 nCoV-19 vaccine in a pooled interim analysis of four trials. Methods This analysis includes data from four ongoing blinded, randomised, controlled trials done across the UK, Brazil, and South Afri…
Romantic relationship dissolution on social networking sites: Self-Presentation and public accounts of breakups on Facebook
Social media users post an endless stream of life updates, commentary, and other content. This online self-presentation constitutes a narrative that can be examined as a shared account. In this study, we tested the applicability of Duck's model of relational dissolution (Duck, 1982; Rollie & Duck, 2006) to participants' personal and public accounts of their romantic breakups on social networking sites (also referred to as social network sites). W…
The future of Arctic sea-ice biogeochemistry and ice-associated ecosystems
Caloric compensation and appetite control in children of different weight status and predisposition to obesity
Yoga for Trauma and Related Mental Health Problems: A Meta-Review With Clinical and Service Recommendations
Health and human service providers have expressed growing interest in the benefits of yoga to help individuals cope with the effects of trauma, including anxiety, depression, and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Despite the growing popularity and strong appeal of yoga, providers must be mindful of the evidence regarding the efficacy of yoga in treating trauma effects as well as trauma-related mental health symptoms and illnesses. Therefore, …
Identifying behavioral phenotypes for childhood obesity
Racism, fines and fees and the US carceral state
The size, scope, and implications of the carceral state, particularly for urban communities of colour, are currently grossly underestimated. This article suggests the need to move beyond the traditional debate about mass incarceration in the US to show how the ubiquitous imposition of fines and fees for low-level offences has wide-reaching poverty-enhancing and racially disparate effects. The author argues that local government institutions such …
Critical thinking and professional judgement for social work
Dr Lynne Rutter specialises in professional educational development within post-qualifying (PQ) and continuing professional development (CPD) programmes at the National Centre for Post Qualifying S
Cist behind the Binns: The excavation of an Iron Age cist burial at the House of the Binns, West Lothian
During a routine archaeological monitoring visit to the National Trust for Scotland (NTS) property at the House of the Binns in August 2013, human bone was discovered eroding from a small bedrock quarry face. Following investigation by the NTS Archaeology Team this was identified as the remains of two male skeletons from the first centuries BC/AD. Both were buried within a single stone cist, with the remains of one individual (30–50 years old) cl…
Catastrophizing and anxiety sensitivity mediate the relationship between persistent pain and emotional eating
The Meadow is the Mother of the Field.” Comparing Transformations in Hay Production in Three European Agroecosystems
This research compares the production of hay in three historical European agroecological systems: in northern Romania, central Sweden and eastern central France. We analyse hay production in relation to the entire production system, the local natural conditions, and the variety of ways by which hay production was transformed over time. We found broad commonalities, but also discovered significant differences in each of three historical trajectori…
Water and landscape dynamics in southern Burgundy: Two and a half centuries of water management in an agricultural landscape
Extracurricular Activity Availability and Participation and Substance Use Among American Indian Adolescents
Family hardship, family instability, and cognitive development
BACKGROUND: Associations between the characteristics of the family environment, in particular poverty and family structure, and cognitive development are well established, yet little is known about the role of timing and accumulation of risk in early childhood. The aim of this paper is to assess the associations between income poverty, family instability and cognitive development in early childhood. In particular, it tests the relative role of fa…
Personal theory and reflection in a professional practice portfolio
Portfolios are widely used in the assessment of professional learning. Although claims are made that portfolios promote reflection, the nature of such reflection and the mechanisms that promote it in the portfolio process are not well understood. A four‐year action research project investigated a professional practice portfolio for high stakes assessment in a post‐graduate programme for special education resource teachers (RTs) that was preparing…
Trends of Overweight and Obesity Among Children in Tijuana, Mexico
The objectives of this study were to compare the trends of obesity from 2001-02 to 2006-07 in school children of Tijuana, Mexico and to investigate the relationship with the child's gender and type of school attended. Bietapic random sample was selected by cluster of schools and groups. Results of the 1684 children from 6-14 years of age assessed showed an overall prevalence of obesity (> 95(th)) of 28%. An overall increase of overweight and obes…
The unknown struggle: A comparative analysis of women in the Black Power movement
This thesis comparatively analyzes the experiences and roles of women in the United States and Caribbean Black Power Movements. Using the Black Panther Party and Trinidadian National Joint Action Committee as case studies, the researcher isolates similarities and differences among women in these two regions of the African Diaspora. Black Feminist and Caribbean Feminist theoretical perspectives aide in understanding how the interlocking social for…
Evaluating the Early Excellence Initiative: The Relationship between Evaluation, Performance Management and Practitioner Participation
This article focuses on an evaluation of the pilot implementation of the UK ‘Early Excellence’ programme, designed to improve Early Years services and achieve national impact. As with other ‘New Labour’ programmes, the evaluation approach was based on addressing the relationship between ‘context, process and outcome’; to facilitate this, nationally defined indicators were adopted through collaboration between a national evaluation team, local eva…
Strategies of Accommodation: Development of a Coding System for Conversational Interaction
This study describes a coding system developed to operationalize the sociolinguistic strategies proposed by communication accommodation theory (CAT) in an academic context. Fifty interactions between two students (of Australian or Chinese ethnic background) or a student and faculty member were videotaped. A turn-and episode-based coding system was developed, focusing on verbal and nonverbal behavior. The development of this system is described in…
Identifying behavioral phenotypes for childhood obesity
Family hardship, family instability, and cognitive development
BACKGROUND: Associations between the characteristics of the family environment, in particular poverty and family structure, and cognitive development are well established, yet little is known about the role of timing and accumulation of risk in early childhood. The aim of this paper is to assess the associations between income poverty, family instability and cognitive development in early childhood. In particular, it tests the relative role of fa…
Spouses' Impressions of Rules for Communication in Public and Private Marital Conflicts
In 2 studies, spouses generated and assessed rules for communicating in public and private marital conflicts. In Study 1, 16 married couples simulated, on videotape, 2 public and 2 private conflicts. Spouses reviewed the videotapes and generated rules that they felt they followed or broke. In Study 2, 194 married people (86 men and 108 women) rated how often they followed the rules, how important the rules were, and the extent to which the rules …
Romantic relationship dissolution on social networking sites: Self-Presentation and public accounts of breakups on Facebook
Social media users post an endless stream of life updates, commentary, and other content. This online self-presentation constitutes a narrative that can be examined as a shared account. In this study, we tested the applicability of Duck's model of relational dissolution (Duck, 1982; Rollie & Duck, 2006) to participants' personal and public accounts of their romantic breakups on social networking sites (also referred to as social network sites). W…
Racism, fines and fees and the US carceral state
The size, scope, and implications of the carceral state, particularly for urban communities of colour, are currently grossly underestimated. This article suggests the need to move beyond the traditional debate about mass incarceration in the US to show how the ubiquitous imposition of fines and fees for low-level offences has wide-reaching poverty-enhancing and racially disparate effects. The author argues that local government institutions such …
Evaluations of Interactions between Students and Academic Staff: Influence of Communication Accommodation, Ethnic Group, and Status
The purpose of this study was to examine the proposal of Communication Accommodation Theory that evaluations are affected by whether a speaker's behaviour is accommodative or nonaccommodative, by comparing the impact of ethnic group, status as a student or lecturer, accommodative behaviour, and the behaviour of the other interactant, on evaluations of power and solidarity. Anglo-Australian and Chinese overseas students and Australian academic sta…
Day Care: Short- or Long-Term Solution
With the rapid increase in maternal employment, out-of-home care for young children is being actively promoted as a social necessity in a changing society. The trend is toward group care, in centers of increasing size serving children from infancy up. However, the needs of young children for sensory experience, flexibility in timing, and a sense of the future are very difficult to meet in institutionalized settings. Day care serves, at present, a…
Catastrophizing and anxiety sensitivity mediate the relationship between persistent pain and emotional eating
Extracurricular Activity Availability and Participation and Substance Use Among American Indian Adolescents
Problematic communication in the workplace: Beliefs of superiors and subordinates
This study investigated the beliefs of superiors and subordinates in different organisations about what constituted “best” and “worst” communicative behaviours. 358 full‐time workers in public and private sector companies were recruited from public service interpersonal skills training courses and undergraduate business and psychology courses. Subordinates and superiors completed a questionnaire describing four communication scenarios with their …
Job uncertainty and personal control during downsizing: A comparison of survivors and victims
This study developed and tested a model of job uncertainty for survivors and victims of downsizing. Data were collected from three samples of employees in a public hospital, each representing three phases of the downsizing process: immediately before the announcement of the redeployment of staff, during the implementation of the downsizing, and towards the end of the official change programme. As predicted, levels of job uncertainty and personal …
Caloric compensation and appetite control in children of different weight status and predisposition to obesity
Cist behind the Binns: The excavation of an Iron Age cist burial at the House of the Binns, West Lothian
During a routine archaeological monitoring visit to the National Trust for Scotland (NTS) property at the House of the Binns in August 2013, human bone was discovered eroding from a small bedrock quarry face. Following investigation by the NTS Archaeology Team this was identified as the remains of two male skeletons from the first centuries BC/AD. Both were buried within a single stone cist, with the remains of one individual (30–50 years old) cl…
The Meadow is the Mother of the Field.” Comparing Transformations in Hay Production in Three European Agroecosystems
This research compares the production of hay in three historical European agroecological systems: in northern Romania, central Sweden and eastern central France. We analyse hay production in relation to the entire production system, the local natural conditions, and the variety of ways by which hay production was transformed over time. We found broad commonalities, but also discovered significant differences in each of three historical trajectori…
Water and landscape dynamics in southern Burgundy: Two and a half centuries of water management in an agricultural landscape
Evaluating the Early Excellence Initiative: The Relationship between Evaluation, Performance Management and Practitioner Participation
This article focuses on an evaluation of the pilot implementation of the UK ‘Early Excellence’ programme, designed to improve Early Years services and achieve national impact. As with other ‘New Labour’ programmes, the evaluation approach was based on addressing the relationship between ‘context, process and outcome’; to facilitate this, nationally defined indicators were adopted through collaboration between a national evaluation team, local eva…
The National Longitudinal Surveys Data for Labor Market Entry: Evaluating the Small Effects of Racial Discrimination and the Large Effects of Sexual Discrimination
This paper constructs racially and sexually comparative models of labor market entry to assess the effects of individual differences and labor market discrimination. Traditional measures of racial discrimination in the labor market are of relatively small importance in explaining prestige and income gaps compared to the effect of individual differences. Measures of sexual discrimination, however, are of considerable importance in accounting for t…
The Development of the ‘Muscular Sense’ Concept during the Nineteenth Century and the Work of H. Charlton Bastian
Journal Article The Development of the ‘Muscular Sense’ Concept during the Nineteenth Century and the Work of H. Charlton Bastian Get access E. G. JONES E. G. JONES Department of Anatomy Washington University School of Medicine St. LouisMissouri Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, Volume XXVII, Issue 3, July 1972, Pages 298–311, https://doi.org/10.…
A Note on Barr's Contribution to the Scholarship of Soviet Art
Day Care: Short- or Long-Term Solution
With the rapid increase in maternal employment, out-of-home care for young children is being actively promoted as a social necessity in a changing society. The trend is toward group care, in centers of increasing size serving children from infancy up. However, the needs of young children for sensory experience, flexibility in timing, and a sense of the future are very difficult to meet in institutionalized settings. Day care serves, at present, a…
The National Longitudinal Surveys Data for Labor Market Entry: Evaluating the Small Effects of Racial Discrimination and the Large Effects of Sexual Discrimination
This paper constructs racially and sexually comparative models of labor market entry to assess the effects of individual differences and labor market discrimination. Traditional measures of racial discrimination in the labor market are of relatively small importance in explaining prestige and income gaps compared to the effect of individual differences. Measures of sexual discrimination, however, are of considerable importance in accounting for t…
Modern World Development: A Geographical Perspective
Afro-American Demography and Urban Issues: A Bibliography
This is an unannotated bibliography of works on Afro-American demography and urban issues in the United States. The bibliography is organized alphabetically by author within eight subject areas. The subjects are bibliographies demography and population urbanization housing and residential patterns ghettos and slums suburbanization and reurbanization geography and rural studies and urban and regional planning policies. An index and a listing of U.…
Spouses' Impressions of Rules for Communication in Public and Private Marital Conflicts
In 2 studies, spouses generated and assessed rules for communicating in public and private marital conflicts. In Study 1, 16 married couples simulated, on videotape, 2 public and 2 private conflicts. Spouses reviewed the videotapes and generated rules that they felt they followed or broke. In Study 2, 194 married people (86 men and 108 women) rated how often they followed the rules, how important the rules were, and the extent to which the rules …
The Twelve Traps in John Gardner's Grendel
W~THEN John Gardner's Grendel appeared in 1971 it was greeted by a chorus of praise from reviewers, critics, and readers. Since then diverse interpretations of this fascinating work have been proposed. indeed are we meant to make of Grendel, Gardner's reworking of the monster who, in Beowulf, harries King Hrothgar and his thanes for twelve years until overcome by the Geat hero, Beowulf? In various interviews and in his own writings Gardner gave m…
Archaeology: Archaeology, Annales, and Ethnohistory . A. Bernard Knapp
Evaluations of Interactions between Students and Academic Staff: Influence of Communication Accommodation, Ethnic Group, and Status
The purpose of this study was to examine the proposal of Communication Accommodation Theory that evaluations are affected by whether a speaker's behaviour is accommodative or nonaccommodative, by comparing the impact of ethnic group, status as a student or lecturer, accommodative behaviour, and the behaviour of the other interactant, on evaluations of power and solidarity. Anglo-Australian and Chinese overseas students and Australian academic sta…
Child Sexual Abuse, Access and the Wishes of Children
This article examines the question of whether access should be suspended entirely following findings that the parent seeking access has sexually abused the child. It considers the desirability of contact with a perpetrator from the point of view of the child's healing process in recovering from abuse. The article first considers the way courts have dealt with the problem of access decisions where sexual abuse has been proven, examining in detail …
The beats and eastern religion
Out of the crew‐cut, post war 1950s, a lone rebellion emerged in the United States. The Beat movement, as it was soon known, began in New York and San Francisco, but due to negative publicity was soon recognized throughout the North America. The Beats smoked marijuana, were sexually promiscuous, and several were homosexual. They turned the norms of North American society sideways to reformulate the rules they wanted to live by. The Beats were cur…
Problematic communication in the workplace: Beliefs of superiors and subordinates
This study investigated the beliefs of superiors and subordinates in different organisations about what constituted “best” and “worst” communicative behaviours. 358 full‐time workers in public and private sector companies were recruited from public service interpersonal skills training courses and undergraduate business and psychology courses. Subordinates and superiors completed a questionnaire describing four communication scenarios with their …
Strategies of Accommodation: Development of a Coding System for Conversational Interaction
This study describes a coding system developed to operationalize the sociolinguistic strategies proposed by communication accommodation theory (CAT) in an academic context. Fifty interactions between two students (of Australian or Chinese ethnic background) or a student and faculty member were videotaped. A turn-and episode-based coding system was developed, focusing on verbal and nonverbal behavior. The development of this system is described in…
Assessment in Higher Education: Issues of Access, Quality, Student Development, and Public Policy
Uncertainty During Organizational Change: Types, Consequences, and Management Strategies
Organizational Communication: Challenges for the New Century
Organizational communication covers an eclectic mix of approaches, theories, and methodologies, developed within organizational settings or applied from other areas. The authors start their assessment of recent literature with 6 challenges for the field that have been delineated in previous reviews: (a) to innovate in theory and methodology, (b) to acknowledge the role of ethics, (c) to move from micro- to macrolevel issues, (d) to examine new or…
Evaluating the Early Excellence Initiative: The Relationship between Evaluation, Performance Management and Practitioner Participation
This article focuses on an evaluation of the pilot implementation of the UK ‘Early Excellence’ programme, designed to improve Early Years services and achieve national impact. As with other ‘New Labour’ programmes, the evaluation approach was based on addressing the relationship between ‘context, process and outcome’; to facilitate this, nationally defined indicators were adopted through collaboration between a national evaluation team, local eva…
Job uncertainty and personal control during downsizing: A comparison of survivors and victims
This study developed and tested a model of job uncertainty for survivors and victims of downsizing. Data were collected from three samples of employees in a public hospital, each representing three phases of the downsizing process: immediately before the announcement of the redeployment of staff, during the implementation of the downsizing, and towards the end of the official change programme. As predicted, levels of job uncertainty and personal …
The unknown struggle: A comparative analysis of women in the Black Power movement
This thesis comparatively analyzes the experiences and roles of women in the United States and Caribbean Black Power Movements. Using the Black Panther Party and Trinidadian National Joint Action Committee as case studies, the researcher isolates similarities and differences among women in these two regions of the African Diaspora. Black Feminist and Caribbean Feminist theoretical perspectives aide in understanding how the interlocking social for…
Trends of Overweight and Obesity Among Children in Tijuana, Mexico
The objectives of this study were to compare the trends of obesity from 2001-02 to 2006-07 in school children of Tijuana, Mexico and to investigate the relationship with the child's gender and type of school attended. Bietapic random sample was selected by cluster of schools and groups. Results of the 1684 children from 6-14 years of age assessed showed an overall prevalence of obesity (> 95(th)) of 28%. An overall increase of overweight and obes…
Personal theory and reflection in a professional practice portfolio
Portfolios are widely used in the assessment of professional learning. Although claims are made that portfolios promote reflection, the nature of such reflection and the mechanisms that promote it in the portfolio process are not well understood. A four‐year action research project investigated a professional practice portfolio for high stakes assessment in a post‐graduate programme for special education resource teachers (RTs) that was preparing…
Family hardship, family instability, and cognitive development
BACKGROUND: Associations between the characteristics of the family environment, in particular poverty and family structure, and cognitive development are well established, yet little is known about the role of timing and accumulation of risk in early childhood. The aim of this paper is to assess the associations between income poverty, family instability and cognitive development in early childhood. In particular, it tests the relative role of fa…
Extracurricular Activity Availability and Participation and Substance Use Among American Indian Adolescents
Water and landscape dynamics in southern Burgundy: Two and a half centuries of water management in an agricultural landscape
Psychology (23 works) · Medicine (15 works) · Political science (13 works) · Computer Science (11 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Engineering (10 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Economics (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Law (7 works)