Robert Bond
Biographic Data
| ID | 3628635 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert Bond |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert |
| FAMILY NAME | Bond |
| SIGNATURE | BOND R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ohio State University, School of Communication, 3072 Derby Hall, 154 North Oval Mall, Columbus, OH 43210, USA |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8181-8749 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 95 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Testing of a (Spiritual) Self-Assessment Tool ((S)SAT) in a Community Hospital Setting
The (Spiritual) Self-Assessment Tool Study was designed to test the novel engagement tool’s effectiveness. Providing the (Spiritual) Self-Assessment Tool Study to newly admitted medical patients led to few instances where the tool was completed. Nevertheless, the (Spiritual) Self-Assessment Tool Study patient questionnaire generated significant secondary findings: a third of responding patients consider their hospital care incomplete without thei…
Social network determinants of screen time among adolescents
This research investigates the screen-based media consumption of adolescents in their social context, using social contagion theory to understand how screen-based media consumption is affected by an individual's social environment. To assess the possibility of person-to-person spread and the social network determinants of screen-based media consumption behavior, analyses were performed on the social networks of adolescents. First, the social netw…
Complex networks
Quantifying Social Media's Political Space
We demonstrate that social media data represent a useful resource for testing models of legislative and individual-level political behavior and attitudes. First, we develop a model to estimate the ideology of politicians and their supporters using social media data on individual citizens' endorsements of political figures. Our measure allows us to place politicians and more than 6 million citizens who are active in social media on the same metric…
The Social Origins of Adult Political Behavior
Political socialization research has focused on the role of parents, extracurricular activities, and the school curriculum during adolescence on shaping early adult political behavior (Beck & Jennings, 1982; Flanagan, Syvertsen, & Stout, 2007; Torney-Purta, Richardson, & Barber, 2004). However, no study to date has examined how properties of adolescents’ social networks affect the development of adult political outcomes. Using social network anal…
Speculating Histories
Comment on Fedecamaras and Policy-Making in Venezuela
essay on FEDECAMARAS and economic policymaking in Venezuela struck two related, but distinct, chords in my professional life. First, his subject-the role of FEDECAMARAS in influencing national economic policy-was the topic of my doctoral dissertation, which focused on the period from 1945 to 1973 in examining the organization's history, structure, tactics, and influence. Second, the case study he examines-the effort of FEDECAMARAS to gain prefere…
Quantifying Social Media's Political Space
We demonstrate that social media data represent a useful resource for testing models of legislative and individual-level political behavior and attitudes. First, we develop a model to estimate the ideology of politicians and their supporters using social media data on individual citizens' endorsements of political figures. Our measure allows us to place politicians and more than 6 million citizens who are active in social media on the same metric…
The Social Origins of Adult Political Behavior
Political socialization research has focused on the role of parents, extracurricular activities, and the school curriculum during adolescence on shaping early adult political behavior (Beck & Jennings, 1982; Flanagan, Syvertsen, & Stout, 2007; Torney-Purta, Richardson, & Barber, 2004). However, no study to date has examined how properties of adolescents’ social networks affect the development of adult political outcomes. Using social network anal…
Comment on Fedecamaras and Policy-Making in Venezuela
essay on FEDECAMARAS and economic policymaking in Venezuela struck two related, but distinct, chords in my professional life. First, his subject-the role of FEDECAMARAS in influencing national economic policy-was the topic of my doctoral dissertation, which focused on the period from 1945 to 1973 in examining the organization's history, structure, tactics, and influence. Second, the case study he examines-the effort of FEDECAMARAS to gain prefere…
Speculating Histories
The Social Origins of Adult Political Behavior
Political socialization research has focused on the role of parents, extracurricular activities, and the school curriculum during adolescence on shaping early adult political behavior (Beck & Jennings, 1982; Flanagan, Syvertsen, & Stout, 2007; Torney-Purta, Richardson, & Barber, 2004). However, no study to date has examined how properties of adolescents’ social networks affect the development of adult political outcomes. Using social network anal…
Quantifying Social Media's Political Space
We demonstrate that social media data represent a useful resource for testing models of legislative and individual-level political behavior and attitudes. First, we develop a model to estimate the ideology of politicians and their supporters using social media data on individual citizens' endorsements of political figures. Our measure allows us to place politicians and more than 6 million citizens who are active in social media on the same metric…
Complex networks
Social network determinants of screen time among adolescents
This research investigates the screen-based media consumption of adolescents in their social context, using social contagion theory to understand how screen-based media consumption is affected by an individual's social environment. To assess the possibility of person-to-person spread and the social network determinants of screen-based media consumption behavior, analyses were performed on the social networks of adolescents. First, the social netw…
Testing of a (Spiritual) Self-Assessment Tool ((S)SAT) in a Community Hospital Setting
The (Spiritual) Self-Assessment Tool Study was designed to test the novel engagement tool’s effectiveness. Providing the (Spiritual) Self-Assessment Tool Study to newly admitted medical patients led to few instances where the tool was completed. Nevertheless, the (Spiritual) Self-Assessment Tool Study patient questionnaire generated significant secondary findings: a third of responding patients consider their hospital care incomplete without thei…
Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · Social Media and Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Politics (2 works)