John D Davis
Biographic Data
| ID | 3657337 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John D Davis |
| GIVEN NAMES | John D |
| FAMILY NAME | Davis |
| SIGNATURE | DAVIS J D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sheffield Children's University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6282-1670 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 49 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1912 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Olfactory bulbectomy increases the intake of corn oil during sham feeding
An anthropologist's view of exchange
Cet article, presente initialement lors d'une conference delivree au Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford, pour celebrer le cinquantieme anniversaire des etudes sur le developpement, s'attache a presenter a un public de non-specialistes les contributions les plus importantes de l'anthropologie a l'etude de l'echange et des marches. Il met en place la prise en compte de l'echange, discute les analyses actuelles qui en sont offertes, et place les marches …
Raclopride microinjected into the nucleus accumbens inhibits sucrose sham feeding
Microstructural analysis of the inhibition of sucrose sham feeding by SCH 23390
Analysis of the microstructure of the licking behavior of rats ingesting sucrose and maltose
Do we really need new concepts to explain satiety? I think not
Analysis of lick rate measure the positive and negative feedback effects of carbohydrates on eating
Development of a taxonomy of therapist difficulties: Initial report
While psychotherapists discuss amongst themselves and in supervision the struggles they experience face‐to‐face with their patients, empirical study of therapists' experience of psychotherapy has been scant and there has been little investigation of therapists' difficulties. We require tools for such investigation and in this initial report we describe the development of a taxonomy of situations that psychotherapists experience as difficult and i…
Assaultive behavior personality and personal space
Eysenck's Psychoticism, Extraversion and Neuroticism (PEN) Inventory was used to explore the role of personality variables in augmented personal space required by assaultive offenders. For both violent (n = 20) and nonviolent (n = 20) subjects personal space was greatest from a rear approach. Neither personality scores nor nature of offense alone predicted personal space needs; however personal space was significantly elevated in all directions f…
Effect of mutual acquaintance on the construction of conversation
Resources required in the construction and reconstruction of conversation
When boy meets girl: Sex roles and the negotiation of intimacy in an acquaintance exercise
Effects of communication about interpersonal process on the evolution of self-disclosure in dyads
In an earlier investigation, like-sex partners in an acquaintance exercise were found to match their mean levels of intimacy. This "consensus" was achieved through the adoption of asymmetric roles, whereby one partner would consistently set the pace with respect to intimacy, and the other would reciprocate. It was proposed that such unilateral control of the dyad's evolution would be replaced by shared control if partners were encouraged to discu…
Self-disclosure in an acquaintance exercise: Responsibility for level of intimacy
In an acquaintance exercise designed to permit investigation of the process through which members of a dyad negotiate the level of intimacy of their exchanges, like-sex partners disclosed alternately, selecting on each turn from an intimacy-scal ed list of topics. The main findings were as follows: (a) Intimacy increased linearly as encounters progressed, (b) Partners matched their rates of increase in intimacy as well as their average intimacy l…
Reciprocity of self-disclosure in interviews: Modeling or social change
Town and Country
Recent Biblical Literature
Resources required in the construction and reconstruction of conversation
When boy meets girl: Sex roles and the negotiation of intimacy in an acquaintance exercise
Effect of mutual acquaintance on the construction of conversation
Self-disclosure in an acquaintance exercise: Responsibility for level of intimacy
In an acquaintance exercise designed to permit investigation of the process through which members of a dyad negotiate the level of intimacy of their exchanges, like-sex partners disclosed alternately, selecting on each turn from an intimacy-scal ed list of topics. The main findings were as follows: (a) Intimacy increased linearly as encounters progressed, (b) Partners matched their rates of increase in intimacy as well as their average intimacy l…
Effects of communication about interpersonal process on the evolution of self-disclosure in dyads
In an earlier investigation, like-sex partners in an acquaintance exercise were found to match their mean levels of intimacy. This "consensus" was achieved through the adoption of asymmetric roles, whereby one partner would consistently set the pace with respect to intimacy, and the other would reciprocate. It was proposed that such unilateral control of the dyad's evolution would be replaced by shared control if partners were encouraged to discu…
Reciprocity of self-disclosure in interviews: Modeling or social change
Analysis of lick rate measure the positive and negative feedback effects of carbohydrates on eating
Town and Country
Do we really need new concepts to explain satiety? I think not
Recent Biblical Literature
Town and Country
Reciprocity of self-disclosure in interviews: Modeling or social change
Self-disclosure in an acquaintance exercise: Responsibility for level of intimacy
In an acquaintance exercise designed to permit investigation of the process through which members of a dyad negotiate the level of intimacy of their exchanges, like-sex partners disclosed alternately, selecting on each turn from an intimacy-scal ed list of topics. The main findings were as follows: (a) Intimacy increased linearly as encounters progressed, (b) Partners matched their rates of increase in intimacy as well as their average intimacy l…
Effects of communication about interpersonal process on the evolution of self-disclosure in dyads
In an earlier investigation, like-sex partners in an acquaintance exercise were found to match their mean levels of intimacy. This "consensus" was achieved through the adoption of asymmetric roles, whereby one partner would consistently set the pace with respect to intimacy, and the other would reciprocate. It was proposed that such unilateral control of the dyad's evolution would be replaced by shared control if partners were encouraged to discu…
Resources required in the construction and reconstruction of conversation
When boy meets girl: Sex roles and the negotiation of intimacy in an acquaintance exercise
Assaultive behavior personality and personal space
Eysenck's Psychoticism, Extraversion and Neuroticism (PEN) Inventory was used to explore the role of personality variables in augmented personal space required by assaultive offenders. For both violent (n = 20) and nonviolent (n = 20) subjects personal space was greatest from a rear approach. Neither personality scores nor nature of offense alone predicted personal space needs; however personal space was significantly elevated in all directions f…
Effect of mutual acquaintance on the construction of conversation
Development of a taxonomy of therapist difficulties: Initial report
While psychotherapists discuss amongst themselves and in supervision the struggles they experience face‐to‐face with their patients, empirical study of therapists' experience of psychotherapy has been scant and there has been little investigation of therapists' difficulties. We require tools for such investigation and in this initial report we describe the development of a taxonomy of situations that psychotherapists experience as difficult and i…
Do we really need new concepts to explain satiety? I think not
Analysis of lick rate measure the positive and negative feedback effects of carbohydrates on eating
Microstructural analysis of the inhibition of sucrose sham feeding by SCH 23390
Analysis of the microstructure of the licking behavior of rats ingesting sucrose and maltose
Raclopride microinjected into the nucleus accumbens inhibits sucrose sham feeding
An anthropologist's view of exchange
Cet article, presente initialement lors d'une conference delivree au Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford, pour celebrer le cinquantieme anniversaire des etudes sur le developpement, s'attache a presenter a un public de non-specialistes les contributions les plus importantes de l'anthropologie a l'etude de l'echange et des marches. Il met en place la prise en compte de l'echange, discute les analyses actuelles qui en sont offertes, et place les marches …
Olfactory bulbectomy increases the intake of corn oil during sham feeding
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