Sarah Lawson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3789988 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sarah Lawson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sarah |
| FAMILY NAME | Lawson |
| SIGNATURE | LAWSON S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Korea Society of Translators |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2009-0149 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 39 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 75 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 39 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
A survey of health professions learners’ attitudes towards social media in medical education
BACKGROUND: Social media is a ubiquitous part of the modern world and plays a key role in the dissemination of information. While utilizing social media for educational purposes has been repeatedly demonstrated as feasible, it has been underutilized in medical education and remains a critical opportunity to integrate microlearning and stigma reduction curricula. METHODS: A cross-sectional survey on social media usage, attitudes, and beliefs was s…
Methadone Program Directors’ Perceptions of Barriers and Supports to Engage People with Opioid Use Disorders in Methadone Services
Background: Methadone programs to treat opioid use disorder (OUD) are highly regulated, but many of their restrictions were relaxed during COVID-19, such as expanded medication take-home privileges and telehealth access. Many of these reforms have been sustained post-COVID-19, but substantial risks for overdose persist nationally. Identifying non-pandemic factors that improve service access and utilization is crucial to prevent additional mortali…
Honest to God
Lament is an ancient form of prayer that has been neglected in American Christianity. Biblical lament—seen throughout scripture and particularly in the psalms—typically follows a pattern: the sufferer addresses God, brings an honest complaint to God, makes a request of God, reminds themself of God’s past work on their behalf, and ends in expressions of confidence in God in a posture of active, willing surrender. After participating in a four-week…
Evaluation of a Multistage Implementation of Medication for Opioid Use Disorder Services in Primary Care
Introduction Despite effective treatment for opioid use disorder, access to care is limited. Increased availability of evidence-based medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) treatment within primary care is urgently needed. This study describes efforts to increase MOUD services within a large urban primary care practice.Methods After an internal assessment of barriers to MOUD services, a two-phase approach was used to educate providers and to i…
America’s Dark Theologian
A Grounded Theory Study
Despite the global impact of substance misuse, there are inadequate levels of specialist service provision and continued difficulties with treatment engagement. Within policy and research, there is substantial consideration of the importance of these factors. However, there is little empirical evidence of the views of non-treatment-seeking substance users, who make up the majority of the substance using population. The aim of this study was to un…
Exploring the association of infant receptive language and pitch variability in fathers’ infant-directed speech
The objective of this study was to examine the links between prosodic features of paternal Infant-Directed Speech (IDS) and child characteristics. Pitch variability measures were extracted from the speech samples of 50 fathers during unstructured play with their two-year-old children. Evidence for a link between child receptive language ability (measured by the Bayley Scales of Infant Development III) and fathers’ pitch variability was obtained f…
Paul Nash
A Miscarriage of Justice
Dulwich Picture Gallery
Paolo Veronese
Saul Steinberg
Portrait. A Life of Thomas Eakins by William S McFeely
Medieval Dress and Fashion by Margaret Scott
Art and Laughter by Sheri Klein
The World of the Luttrell Psalter by Michelle P Brown
Shopping and chatting
As it becomes continually easier, at least technologically, for people to move around the world, so the growing numbers of global tourists, in their search for constantly novel experiences (Urry 2002), travel to destinations which are increasingly exotic and distant to them, not only geographically, but also in economic, social and cultural terms. This, in turn, brings them into contact with people from these very different cultures and societies…
Identity, Language Use, and Attitudes
Two studies examined the trilingual behavior, attitudes, and perceptions of secondgeneration teenagers of Sylheti-Bangladeshi origin studying Bengali at school. Language diaries and questionnaires were used to obtain data about Sylheti, English, Bengali, and code mixing. Reports of the use of English dominated in the public domains, though it was clear that Bengali also constituted an equally important part of participants' sociolinguistic repert…
The Uses and Representations of Local Languages in Tourist Destinations
This paper analyses instances of the use and representation of local languages (other than English) in British TV holiday shows. Although most hosts/locals featured in the holiday programmes use English to communicate with the travelling journalists, regardless of the official status of English in their territories, it is not uncommon for the presenters to initiate interaction with the locals in their native language, to quote 'foreign' language …
Bohemian Experiments
Virginia Nicholson, Among the Bohemians. Experiments in Living 1900–1939
Social roles and negotiation of status in host-tourist interaction
Although folk discourses frequently emphasise such raison d'être benefits of tourism as broadening one's horizons through knowing foreign people(s) and cultures, most critical studies of tourism stress tourists' relative illiteracy with regard to the 'reading' of the local. This paper is based on extracts from two British holiday programme series, BBC's Holiday 2000/1 and ITV's Wish You Were Here?, in which the presenters engage in some form of v…
Codeswitching in Tunisia
The brass anvil
As the Olde Proverbe Sayeth
Nice Talk II
Social roles and negotiation of status in host-tourist interaction
Although folk discourses frequently emphasise such raison d'être benefits of tourism as broadening one's horizons through knowing foreign people(s) and cultures, most critical studies of tourism stress tourists' relative illiteracy with regard to the 'reading' of the local. This paper is based on extracts from two British holiday programme series, BBC's Holiday 2000/1 and ITV's Wish You Were Here?, in which the presenters engage in some form of v…
Codeswitching in Tunisia
Identity, Language Use, and Attitudes
Two studies examined the trilingual behavior, attitudes, and perceptions of secondgeneration teenagers of Sylheti-Bangladeshi origin studying Bengali at school. Language diaries and questionnaires were used to obtain data about Sylheti, English, Bengali, and code mixing. Reports of the use of English dominated in the public domains, though it was clear that Bengali also constituted an equally important part of participants' sociolinguistic repert…
Shopping and chatting
As it becomes continually easier, at least technologically, for people to move around the world, so the growing numbers of global tourists, in their search for constantly novel experiences (Urry 2002), travel to destinations which are increasingly exotic and distant to them, not only geographically, but also in economic, social and cultural terms. This, in turn, brings them into contact with people from these very different cultures and societies…
Guy and Guys
Words and Women
Immigrant in British and American Usage
Mugging in Britain
Where Was Moses When the Lights Went out
Traduit de L'Americain
From Latin Pun to English Puzzle an Elizabethan Translation Problem
Words and Women
Professional Jargon
Another Usage Guide
Confusables / Confusibles
Guy and Guys
On Cliches
Girl in British Newspapers
A Curate's Egg
More on Sexism and Language
As the Olde Proverbe Sayeth
Nice Talk II
The brass anvil
Codeswitching in Tunisia
The Uses and Representations of Local Languages in Tourist Destinations
This paper analyses instances of the use and representation of local languages (other than English) in British TV holiday shows. Although most hosts/locals featured in the holiday programmes use English to communicate with the travelling journalists, regardless of the official status of English in their territories, it is not uncommon for the presenters to initiate interaction with the locals in their native language, to quote 'foreign' language …
Bohemian Experiments
Virginia Nicholson, Among the Bohemians. Experiments in Living 1900–1939
Social roles and negotiation of status in host-tourist interaction
Although folk discourses frequently emphasise such raison d'être benefits of tourism as broadening one's horizons through knowing foreign people(s) and cultures, most critical studies of tourism stress tourists' relative illiteracy with regard to the 'reading' of the local. This paper is based on extracts from two British holiday programme series, BBC's Holiday 2000/1 and ITV's Wish You Were Here?, in which the presenters engage in some form of v…
Identity, Language Use, and Attitudes
Two studies examined the trilingual behavior, attitudes, and perceptions of secondgeneration teenagers of Sylheti-Bangladeshi origin studying Bengali at school. Language diaries and questionnaires were used to obtain data about Sylheti, English, Bengali, and code mixing. Reports of the use of English dominated in the public domains, though it was clear that Bengali also constituted an equally important part of participants' sociolinguistic repert…
Art and Laughter by Sheri Klein
The World of the Luttrell Psalter by Michelle P Brown
Shopping and chatting
As it becomes continually easier, at least technologically, for people to move around the world, so the growing numbers of global tourists, in their search for constantly novel experiences (Urry 2002), travel to destinations which are increasingly exotic and distant to them, not only geographically, but also in economic, social and cultural terms. This, in turn, brings them into contact with people from these very different cultures and societies…
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