Jim Snyder

Biographic Data

ID	3627889
NAME	Jim Snyder
GIVEN NAMES	Jim
FAMILY NAME	Snyder
SIGNATURE	SNYDER J
AFFILIATIONS	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
VERIFIED	No
TOTAL WORKS	3
TOTAL CITATIONS	94
WORKS AS AUTHOR	3
WORKS AS EDITOR	0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR	1996
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR	2004
H-INDEX	2

Sibling Conflict and Ineffective Parenting as Predictors of Adolescent Boys' Antisocial Behavior and Peer Difficulties
Open AccessLew Bank, Bert Burraston et al.ARTICLEJournal of Research on Adolescence2004Cited by: 19References: 13
Extensive sibling conflict is predictive of multiple poor adjustment outcomes during adolescence and early adulthood, but the frequency and developmental impact of such conflict may be conditional on ineffective parenting. Thus, sibling conflict may add to or amplify the negative effects of ineffective parenting on adolescent boys' adjustment. Hypotheses in this study were that: (a) multiple informant measures of problematic parent–child relation…
Equal Votes, Equal Money
Open AccessStephen Ansolabehere, Alan S Gerber et al.ARTICLEAmerican Political Science Review2002Cited by: 75References: 14
Court-ordered redistricting in the mid-1960s eradicated severe disparities in the populations of U.S. state legislative districts. We examine the geographic distribution of money by states to counties. Cross-sectional analysis shows that counties with relatively more legislativeseats per person prior to redistricting received relatively more transfers from the state per person. Over time, counties that lost legislative seats subsequently received…
Demonstration of a mixed social/medical model detoxification program for homeless alcohol abusers
Open AccessSandra C Lapham, Marge Hall et al.ARTICLEContemporary Drug Problems1996References: 14
Typically, insurance carriers and the federal government (through Medicare and Medicaid) have paid for alcohol detoxification only in hospital settings. This approach, known as the medical or the clinical model, controls detoxification almost exclusively through medication and with medically trained professional staff (DenHartog, 1982). Yet the far less expensive, already widespread for alcohol detoxification may be a viable alternative. Since th…

Demonstration of a mixed social/medical model detoxification program for homeless alcohol abusers
Open AccessSandra C Lapham, Marge Hall et al.ARTICLEContemporary Drug Problems1996References: 14
Typically, insurance carriers and the federal government (through Medicare and Medicaid) have paid for alcohol detoxification only in hospital settings. This approach, known as the medical or the clinical model, controls detoxification almost exclusively through medication and with medically trained professional staff (DenHartog, 1982). Yet the far less expensive, already widespread for alcohol detoxification may be a viable alternative. Since th…
Equal Votes, Equal Money
Open AccessStephen Ansolabehere, Alan S Gerber et al.ARTICLEAmerican Political Science Review2002Cited by: 75References: 14
Court-ordered redistricting in the mid-1960s eradicated severe disparities in the populations of U.S. state legislative districts. We examine the geographic distribution of money by states to counties. Cross-sectional analysis shows that counties with relatively more legislativeseats per person prior to redistricting received relatively more transfers from the state per person. Over time, counties that lost legislative seats subsequently received…
Sibling Conflict and Ineffective Parenting as Predictors of Adolescent Boys' Antisocial Behavior and Peer Difficulties
Open AccessLew Bank, Bert Burraston et al.ARTICLEJournal of Research on Adolescence2004Cited by: 19References: 13
Extensive sibling conflict is predictive of multiple poor adjustment outcomes during adolescence and early adulthood, but the frequency and developmental impact of such conflict may be conditional on ineffective parenting. Thus, sibling conflict may add to or amplify the negative effects of ineffective parenting on adolescent boys' adjustment. Hypotheses in this study were that: (a) multiple informant measures of problematic parent–child relation…