David Horton
Biographic Data
| ID | 3794259 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David Horton |
| GIVEN NAMES | David |
| FAMILY NAME | Horton |
| SIGNATURE | HORTON D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Houston |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-6446-6151 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Problem-Based Teaching: An Exploratory Analysis of Discourse Methods of Peer Facilitators in a Summer Engineering Bridge Program
As engineering educators attempt to develop solutions to increase student retention and graduation rates and decrease student departures from their majors during the first two years of study, findings from a summer bridge program at a large minority-serving institution (MSI) show promise for practices that could potentially help to mitigate these issues. Summer bridge strategies have been shown to be effective in assisting in college students’ tr…
Probate Standing
Few topics in civil justice have sparked as much criticism as the standing doctrine. The U.S. Constitution and some of its state counterparts require plaintiffs to allege that they suffered an “injury-in-fact” that the defendant caused and that a court can redress. A veritable ocean of commentary argues that this requirement [is confusing, ahistorical, and unmoored from its objectives. Yet a different manifestation of the standing doctrine has lo…
The Affective Paradox: An Emotion Regulatory Account of Ethnic Differences in Self-Reported Anger
Despite generally more challenging developmental, environmental, economic, health, and social contexts, minority populations in the United States often report a lower frequency of many negative affects. In some views, such findings reflect a reporting or response bias among minority groups. However, an alternate view suggests that reports of negative emotion differ because minorities do not consciously experience certain discrete emotions as freq…
Ethnic Variation in the Impact of Emotion and Emotion Regulation on Health: A Replication and Extension
Although emotions and patterns of emotion regulation are central to models linking personality and health, the generalizability of these models to diverse populations of older adults remains untested. In this study, 1,364 community-dwelling women (aged 50-70 years) from six ethnic groups completed self-report measures of trait anger, inhibition, defensiveness, and health. As expected, reports of trait anger and emotion inhibition predicted poorer…
Books Reviewed
Non‐standard Language in Translation: Roddy goes to Germany
The translation of non‐standard language has often been recognised as a particular problem, although the issue has rarely been given detailed consideration. Most studies treat it as an isolated phenomenon. The present discussion explores implications arising from the interlingual transfer of dialectal forms of language where these are the dominant mode of discourse rather than merely sporadic devices in texts. The novels of the Irish writer Roddy…
Recovering the Tracks: The Story of Australian Archaeology
Traces the lives of the often colourful figures who explored Australia's past, the problems they set out to solve, and the methods they used. A valuable glimpse into the way scientific research proceeds
Modes of Consciousness Representation in Büchner's Lenz
The ‘Lippische Landesbibliothek’ as Research Library for the Study of German Literature in the ‘Biedermeierzeit
Animals and archaeology, Vol. 2: Shell middens, fishes and birds
Verwirrung’ in Deb Blonde Eckbert
The measurement of rehabilitation centre social climates
It is often claimed that medical and vocational rehabilitation facilities generate psychosocial atmospheres appropriate to their respective rehabilitative functions. But such claims have rarely been formally examined. This study set out to develop scales to measure Employment Rehabilitation Centre (ERC) social climates, and to use those scales to evaluate the extent to which the officially proclaimed aim of creating in ERCs social climates compri…
Die Menge Ist Eine Bestie’: 1 The Role of the Masses in Grabbe's Dramas
Ethnic Variation in the Impact of Emotion and Emotion Regulation on Health: A Replication and Extension
Although emotions and patterns of emotion regulation are central to models linking personality and health, the generalizability of these models to diverse populations of older adults remains untested. In this study, 1,364 community-dwelling women (aged 50-70 years) from six ethnic groups completed self-report measures of trait anger, inhibition, defensiveness, and health. As expected, reports of trait anger and emotion inhibition predicted poorer…
Recovering the Tracks: The Story of Australian Archaeology
Traces the lives of the often colourful figures who explored Australia's past, the problems they set out to solve, and the methods they used. A valuable glimpse into the way scientific research proceeds
The Affective Paradox: An Emotion Regulatory Account of Ethnic Differences in Self-Reported Anger
Despite generally more challenging developmental, environmental, economic, health, and social contexts, minority populations in the United States often report a lower frequency of many negative affects. In some views, such findings reflect a reporting or response bias among minority groups. However, an alternate view suggests that reports of negative emotion differ because minorities do not consciously experience certain discrete emotions as freq…
Non‐standard Language in Translation: Roddy goes to Germany
The translation of non‐standard language has often been recognised as a particular problem, although the issue has rarely been given detailed consideration. Most studies treat it as an isolated phenomenon. The present discussion explores implications arising from the interlingual transfer of dialectal forms of language where these are the dominant mode of discourse rather than merely sporadic devices in texts. The novels of the Irish writer Roddy…
Animals and archaeology, Vol. 2: Shell middens, fishes and birds
The measurement of rehabilitation centre social climates
It is often claimed that medical and vocational rehabilitation facilities generate psychosocial atmospheres appropriate to their respective rehabilitative functions. But such claims have rarely been formally examined. This study set out to develop scales to measure Employment Rehabilitation Centre (ERC) social climates, and to use those scales to evaluate the extent to which the officially proclaimed aim of creating in ERCs social climates compri…
Die Menge Ist Eine Bestie’: 1 The Role of the Masses in Grabbe's Dramas
Verwirrung’ in Deb Blonde Eckbert
Animals and archaeology, Vol. 2: Shell middens, fishes and birds
The ‘Lippische Landesbibliothek’ as Research Library for the Study of German Literature in the ‘Biedermeierzeit
Modes of Consciousness Representation in Büchner's Lenz
Recovering the Tracks: The Story of Australian Archaeology
Traces the lives of the often colourful figures who explored Australia's past, the problems they set out to solve, and the methods they used. A valuable glimpse into the way scientific research proceeds
Non‐standard Language in Translation: Roddy goes to Germany
The translation of non‐standard language has often been recognised as a particular problem, although the issue has rarely been given detailed consideration. Most studies treat it as an isolated phenomenon. The present discussion explores implications arising from the interlingual transfer of dialectal forms of language where these are the dominant mode of discourse rather than merely sporadic devices in texts. The novels of the Irish writer Roddy…
Books Reviewed
Ethnic Variation in the Impact of Emotion and Emotion Regulation on Health: A Replication and Extension
Although emotions and patterns of emotion regulation are central to models linking personality and health, the generalizability of these models to diverse populations of older adults remains untested. In this study, 1,364 community-dwelling women (aged 50-70 years) from six ethnic groups completed self-report measures of trait anger, inhibition, defensiveness, and health. As expected, reports of trait anger and emotion inhibition predicted poorer…
The Affective Paradox: An Emotion Regulatory Account of Ethnic Differences in Self-Reported Anger
Despite generally more challenging developmental, environmental, economic, health, and social contexts, minority populations in the United States often report a lower frequency of many negative affects. In some views, such findings reflect a reporting or response bias among minority groups. However, an alternate view suggests that reports of negative emotion differ because minorities do not consciously experience certain discrete emotions as freq…
Problem-Based Teaching: An Exploratory Analysis of Discourse Methods of Peer Facilitators in a Summer Engineering Bridge Program
As engineering educators attempt to develop solutions to increase student retention and graduation rates and decrease student departures from their majors during the first two years of study, findings from a summer bridge program at a large minority-serving institution (MSI) show promise for practices that could potentially help to mitigate these issues. Summer bridge strategies have been shown to be effective in assisting in college students’ tr…
Probate Standing
Few topics in civil justice have sparked as much criticism as the standing doctrine. The U.S. Constitution and some of its state counterparts require plaintiffs to allege that they suffered an “injury-in-fact” that the defendant caused and that a court can redress. A veritable ocean of commentary argues that this requirement [is confusing, ahistorical, and unmoored from its objectives. Yet a different manifestation of the standing doctrine has lo…
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