Katherine Williams
Biographic Data
| ID | 3743046 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Katherine Williams |
| GIVEN NAMES | Katherine |
| FAMILY NAME | Williams |
| SIGNATURE | WILLIAMS K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Huddersfield |
| ORCID | 0009-0008-9856-1717 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 54 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Today, Tomorrow, and Overmorrow
English and German both have single words for yesterday and tomorrow, but German also includes the words vorgestern (“the day before yesterday”) and übermorgen (“the day after tomorrow”). This study investigates how these differences in time-word sets influence children’s learning of temporal language. In two tasks, English- and German-speaking children ages 3 to 7 (N = 304) and adult controls (N = 75), marked the locations of temporal terms on a…
Times A-Changin’
NEW Soul for Families
NEW Soul for Families was well received by community partners and participants. More studies are needed to determine effectiveness
Lessons Learned from Amen
Nurturing collaborative partnerships between faith leaders, academics, and community organizations is vital for building capacity and ensuring the sustainability of mental health promotion and wellness initiatives within AA communities
The Benefits of Collaborative Popular Music Songwriting
This article explores the often overlooked role of professional songwriters in popular music, who occupy the spectrum between craftspeople and artists. Drawing on seventeen episodes of the Sodajerker podcast featuring songwriters who write for and with popular artists, we outline the role of professional songwriters in the popular music industry and how collaboration between songwriters and artists shapes and refines songs. On this basis, we prop…
Women's engagement with the far right
The idea that women do not support the far right endures despite the contemporary resurgence and global electoral successes of the far right in its many guises. The aim of this article is to critically interrogate four dominant assumptions surrounding women's alleged lack of support for the far right and unpack whether they 'tell' researchers anything new about this support or merely consolidate existing blind spots in the scholarly literature on…
A Computational Model of Coupled Human Trust and Self-confidence Dynamics
Autonomous systems that can assist humans with increasingly complex tasks are becoming ubiquitous. Moreover, it has been established that a human’s decision to rely on such systems is a function of both their trust in the system and their own self-confidence as it relates to executing the task of interest. Given that both under- and over-reliance on automation can pose significant risks to humans, there is motivation for developing autonomous sys…
Without making a song and dance about it
This story can be read in three ways. The Story is a fictional day in the life of a female jazz guitarist. The Endnotes tell another story, a referenced timeline of discrimination and sexism against female and minority musicians. You could read The Story by itself. You could read The Endnotes by themselves—taken together, they form a prose story of some of the barriers faced by musicians outside the cishet male narrative. Thirdly, you could refer…
What Motivates Students About Open Pedagogy? Motivational Regulation Through the Lens of Self-Determination Theory
Open pedagogy is growing in popularity as an instructional method to decentralize classroom power dynamics, engage students, and provide greater meaning to student work. To investigate the impact of open pedagogy on motivation, interviews were conducted with first-year college students at a four-year liberal arts college after completing a semester-long project based on this pedagogical approach. Student responses were assessed using self-determi…
A crosslinguistic study of the acquisition of time words in English- and German-speaking children
Unlike English, German contains single words for “the day after tomorrow” (übermorgen) and “the day before yesterday” (vorgestern). How might these cross-linguistic differences influence children’s acquisition of time words? Prior work shows that English-speaking preschoolers learn the deictic status of time words (e.g., yesterday was in the past) long before learning their precise temporal locations (e.g., yesterday was exactly one day ago). Her…
The left digit effect in a complex judgment task
A left digit effect has been broadly observed across judgment and decision‐making contexts ranging from product evaluation to medical treatment decisions to number line estimation. For example, $3.00 is judged to be a much greater cost than $2.99, and “801” is estimated strikingly too far to the right of “798” on a number line. Although the consequences of the effects for judgment and decision behavior have been documented, the sources of the eff…
Environmental Factors Are Stronger Predictors of Primate Species’ Distributions Than Basic Biological Traits
Understanding the neutral, biological, and environmental processes driving species distributions is valuable in informing conservation efforts because it will help us predict how species will respond to changes in environmental conditions. Environmental processes affect species differently according to their biological traits, which determine how they interact with their environment. Therefore, functional, trait-based modeling approaches are cons…
Practical Considerations in Qualitative Health Research During the Covid-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced both quantitative and qualitative health researchers to adapt and strategize data collection strategies without causing any harm to the participants or researchers. This has resulted in utilizing various types of strategies such as online surveys and synchronous virtual platforms such as Zoom and Webex. This transition from face-to-face to synchronous online platforms has helped in increasing coverage as well as r…
Intuitive symbolic magnitude judgments and decision making under risk in adults
Has democracy failed women?, Drude Dahlerup
Criminology
Criminology is a core, introductory textbook on the field of crime and criminology. It starts by looking at what crime is and the theories that try to explain it. It then considers society's response to crime. It shows how to carry out independent research and plan first steps in a career. The critical, applied approach is emphasized through some of the many features that are integrated throughout the book. These include conversations with authen…
"Duke Ellington está deserdando o jazz?"
Desde o início de sua carreira como compositor e líder de orquestra de jazz nos anos de 1920, Duke Ellington tem sido comparado a compositores eruditos europeus como Delius e Debussy. Declarações como a de Constant LAMBERT (1934), de que Duke Ellington estabeleceu "um padrão pelo qual podemos julgar. . .compositores eruditos" se concentraram em procedimentos composicionais complexos de sua obra. Seguindo outra direção, o presente estudo examina a…
Post-World War II Jazz in Britain
This article explores the ways in which jazz was presented and mediated through venue in post-World War II London. During this period, jazz was presented in a variety of ways in different venues, on four of which I focus: New Orleans-style jazz commonly performed for the same audiences in Rhythm Clubs and in concert halls (as shown by George Webb's Dixielanders at the Red Barn public house and the King's Hall); clubs hosting different styles of j…
Punishment of Serious Human Rights Violations by Changing Internal Moral Codes
The modern era has awoken a period of extreme terror used both by states and against them to attack peoples or their way of life. Modernity also gave rise to human rights, humanitarian ideals and with the rule of law; a growing belief in the power of law to deliver safety and justice. Unfortunately, neither internal state nor international law has yet delivered a just system of dealing with these problems. Even when called to account punishment f…
Improvisation as Composition
Since the beginning of Duke Ellington's career as composer and leader of his own jazz orchestra in the 1920s, a common critical theme has been the comparison with European art music composers such as Delius and Debussy. Assertions such as Constant Lambert's 1934 statement that Duke Ellington set a “standard by which we may judge ... highbrow composers” focused on the complex compositional devices in his output. Rather than restate these oft-cited…
Late Holocene Climate Change at Beaver Creek Rocksheiter, Southwestern Montana
The 2011 Carroll College Archaeological Field School conducted an exploratory excavation within the Beaver Creek Rockshelter (24LC1993/2186) in southwestern Montana. Excavations revealed four cultural occupation layers dating to 1280±50 B.P., 1730±40 B.P., 1980±50 B.P., and between 1980±50 B.P. and 2470±30 B.P. Each occupation layer exposed limited lithics, faunal materials, and features. Valuable paleoenvironmental data were also collected. Our …
Elderly people from ethnic minorities in Liverpool
The objective of the Health and Ethnicity Project was to identify unmet need and barriers to the use of psychogeriatric and welfare services by ethnic minority older people living in Liverpool's inner-city. The results presented here are the findings of Phase II of the project in which 71 ethnic minority older people aged 65 years and over were interviewed. These respondents had been diagnosed as suffering from dementia or depression earlier in P…
Archive Deposits
Major accessions to repositories in 1997 relating to twentieth‐century political history
Archive Deposits
Practical Considerations in Qualitative Health Research During the Covid-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced both quantitative and qualitative health researchers to adapt and strategize data collection strategies without causing any harm to the participants or researchers. This has resulted in utilizing various types of strategies such as online surveys and synchronous virtual platforms such as Zoom and Webex. This transition from face-to-face to synchronous online platforms has helped in increasing coverage as well as r…
Boyhood gender identity development
Ninety-nine ?tomboys? and ?non-tomboys
Elderly people from ethnic minorities in Liverpool
The objective of the Health and Ethnicity Project was to identify unmet need and barriers to the use of psychogeriatric and welfare services by ethnic minority older people living in Liverpool's inner-city. The results presented here are the findings of Phase II of the project in which 71 ethnic minority older people aged 65 years and over were interviewed. These respondents had been diagnosed as suffering from dementia or depression earlier in P…
Masculine or feminine gender identity in boys
Post-World War II Jazz in Britain
This article explores the ways in which jazz was presented and mediated through venue in post-World War II London. During this period, jazz was presented in a variety of ways in different venues, on four of which I focus: New Orleans-style jazz commonly performed for the same audiences in Rhythm Clubs and in concert halls (as shown by George Webb's Dixielanders at the Red Barn public house and the King's Hall); clubs hosting different styles of j…
Archive Deposits
Archive Deposits
Ninety-nine ?tomboys? and ?non-tomboys
Masculine or feminine gender identity in boys
Boyhood gender identity development
Major accessions to repositories in 1996 relating to twentieth‐century political history
Major accessions to repositories in 1997 relating to twentieth‐century political history
Archive Deposits
Archive Deposits
Elderly people from ethnic minorities in Liverpool
The objective of the Health and Ethnicity Project was to identify unmet need and barriers to the use of psychogeriatric and welfare services by ethnic minority older people living in Liverpool's inner-city. The results presented here are the findings of Phase II of the project in which 71 ethnic minority older people aged 65 years and over were interviewed. These respondents had been diagnosed as suffering from dementia or depression earlier in P…
Improvisation as Composition
Since the beginning of Duke Ellington's career as composer and leader of his own jazz orchestra in the 1920s, a common critical theme has been the comparison with European art music composers such as Delius and Debussy. Assertions such as Constant Lambert's 1934 statement that Duke Ellington set a “standard by which we may judge ... highbrow composers” focused on the complex compositional devices in his output. Rather than restate these oft-cited…
Late Holocene Climate Change at Beaver Creek Rocksheiter, Southwestern Montana
The 2011 Carroll College Archaeological Field School conducted an exploratory excavation within the Beaver Creek Rockshelter (24LC1993/2186) in southwestern Montana. Excavations revealed four cultural occupation layers dating to 1280±50 B.P., 1730±40 B.P., 1980±50 B.P., and between 1980±50 B.P. and 2470±30 B.P. Each occupation layer exposed limited lithics, faunal materials, and features. Valuable paleoenvironmental data were also collected. Our …
Punishment of Serious Human Rights Violations by Changing Internal Moral Codes
The modern era has awoken a period of extreme terror used both by states and against them to attack peoples or their way of life. Modernity also gave rise to human rights, humanitarian ideals and with the rule of law; a growing belief in the power of law to deliver safety and justice. Unfortunately, neither internal state nor international law has yet delivered a just system of dealing with these problems. Even when called to account punishment f…
"Duke Ellington está deserdando o jazz?"
Desde o início de sua carreira como compositor e líder de orquestra de jazz nos anos de 1920, Duke Ellington tem sido comparado a compositores eruditos europeus como Delius e Debussy. Declarações como a de Constant LAMBERT (1934), de que Duke Ellington estabeleceu "um padrão pelo qual podemos julgar. . .compositores eruditos" se concentraram em procedimentos composicionais complexos de sua obra. Seguindo outra direção, o presente estudo examina a…
Post-World War II Jazz in Britain
This article explores the ways in which jazz was presented and mediated through venue in post-World War II London. During this period, jazz was presented in a variety of ways in different venues, on four of which I focus: New Orleans-style jazz commonly performed for the same audiences in Rhythm Clubs and in concert halls (as shown by George Webb's Dixielanders at the Red Barn public house and the King's Hall); clubs hosting different styles of j…
Criminology
Criminology is a core, introductory textbook on the field of crime and criminology. It starts by looking at what crime is and the theories that try to explain it. It then considers society's response to crime. It shows how to carry out independent research and plan first steps in a career. The critical, applied approach is emphasized through some of the many features that are integrated throughout the book. These include conversations with authen…
Has democracy failed women?, Drude Dahlerup
Intuitive symbolic magnitude judgments and decision making under risk in adults
What Motivates Students About Open Pedagogy? Motivational Regulation Through the Lens of Self-Determination Theory
Open pedagogy is growing in popularity as an instructional method to decentralize classroom power dynamics, engage students, and provide greater meaning to student work. To investigate the impact of open pedagogy on motivation, interviews were conducted with first-year college students at a four-year liberal arts college after completing a semester-long project based on this pedagogical approach. Student responses were assessed using self-determi…
A crosslinguistic study of the acquisition of time words in English- and German-speaking children
Unlike English, German contains single words for “the day after tomorrow” (übermorgen) and “the day before yesterday” (vorgestern). How might these cross-linguistic differences influence children’s acquisition of time words? Prior work shows that English-speaking preschoolers learn the deictic status of time words (e.g., yesterday was in the past) long before learning their precise temporal locations (e.g., yesterday was exactly one day ago). Her…
The left digit effect in a complex judgment task
A left digit effect has been broadly observed across judgment and decision‐making contexts ranging from product evaluation to medical treatment decisions to number line estimation. For example, $3.00 is judged to be a much greater cost than $2.99, and “801” is estimated strikingly too far to the right of “798” on a number line. Although the consequences of the effects for judgment and decision behavior have been documented, the sources of the eff…
Environmental Factors Are Stronger Predictors of Primate Species’ Distributions Than Basic Biological Traits
Understanding the neutral, biological, and environmental processes driving species distributions is valuable in informing conservation efforts because it will help us predict how species will respond to changes in environmental conditions. Environmental processes affect species differently according to their biological traits, which determine how they interact with their environment. Therefore, functional, trait-based modeling approaches are cons…
Practical Considerations in Qualitative Health Research During the Covid-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced both quantitative and qualitative health researchers to adapt and strategize data collection strategies without causing any harm to the participants or researchers. This has resulted in utilizing various types of strategies such as online surveys and synchronous virtual platforms such as Zoom and Webex. This transition from face-to-face to synchronous online platforms has helped in increasing coverage as well as r…
Without making a song and dance about it
This story can be read in three ways. The Story is a fictional day in the life of a female jazz guitarist. The Endnotes tell another story, a referenced timeline of discrimination and sexism against female and minority musicians. You could read The Story by itself. You could read The Endnotes by themselves—taken together, they form a prose story of some of the barriers faced by musicians outside the cishet male narrative. Thirdly, you could refer…
A Computational Model of Coupled Human Trust and Self-confidence Dynamics
Autonomous systems that can assist humans with increasingly complex tasks are becoming ubiquitous. Moreover, it has been established that a human’s decision to rely on such systems is a function of both their trust in the system and their own self-confidence as it relates to executing the task of interest. Given that both under- and over-reliance on automation can pose significant risks to humans, there is motivation for developing autonomous sys…
NEW Soul for Families
NEW Soul for Families was well received by community partners and participants. More studies are needed to determine effectiveness
Lessons Learned from Amen
Nurturing collaborative partnerships between faith leaders, academics, and community organizations is vital for building capacity and ensuring the sustainability of mental health promotion and wellness initiatives within AA communities
Psychology (14 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Art (6 works) · History (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Music History and Culture (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works)