Matthew Moore
Biographic Data
| ID | 3847889 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Matthew Moore |
| GIVEN NAMES | Matthew |
| FAMILY NAME | Moore |
| SIGNATURE | MOORE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tennessee at Knoxville |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8499-0464 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Public Stigma toward Adult Survivors of Adverse Childhood Experiences
Hěde oḱo hedem ḱaw ya-paǐ-to něs: This day this land/place/time we talk
Catastrophic fire behavior in the Sierra Nevada range is increasing in tandem with worsening forest conditions related to non-Native approaches to fire ecology and climate change. Among the myriad negative human and community effects linked to thistrend, lesser understood are the relationships between differing forest management strategies and impacts to Ancestral Places or 'Esak 'Tima (Maidu and Nisenan for “places to learn”) which are living lo…
Reducing Risk for Adolescent Substance Misuse with Text-Delivered Counseling to Adolescents and Parents
Background: Text-delivered prevention programs provide unique opportunities to deliver substance use prevention interventions to at-risk populations. Methods: A pilot randomized controlled trial was conducted to test the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary efficacy of a 4-week, automated personalized text-messaging prevention program, designed to reduce risk factors and increase protective factors associated with adolescent substance use …
“Almost Too Late”: The Merchant Navy Redress Campaign and the Struggle for Veteranhood
This article will assess the role of Canada’s Merchant Navy during the Second World War and appraise shifting government attitudes towards the civilian mariners in veterans’ legislation in the postwar period. By examining the factors that contributed to the civilian mariners’ initial exclusion as veterans, this study sheds light on the complex process whereby the state evaluates and then reassesses what is owed to those who serve. The redress cam…
Understanding the Factors Related to Trauma-Induced Stress in Cancer Patients: A National Study of 17 Cancer Centers
Study results provide evidence for a potential mechanism by which distress relates to intrusive cognitive symptoms of PTSS. Furthermore, findings suggest that older age and social support may be protective factors for certain groups and risk factors for others. This study provides formative data for potential next steps that could lead to improvements in routine psychosocial screenings in cancer treatment settings
The role of sex, executive functioning, and perceptions of safety on urban adolescent substance use
Background: Perceptions of safety within one’s activity space (commonly frequented locations) reduces risk for adolescent substance use. Less is known about urban adolescents’ neuropsychological vulnerabilities to substance use and how these may interact with activity space risk. Questions regarding how male and female adolescents respond to these interactions have yet to be sufficiently studied. Method: To examine these interactions, we conducte…
Online Teaching in Social Work Education: Understanding the Challenges
There is a rapidly growing industry of online learning and distance education programs at the Master of Social Work and Bachelor of Social Work levels both within Australia and globally. A number of best practices have emerged from the literature that warrant consideration when delivering social work programs in online learning and distance education modes. Given the significant advancements in technology that are likely to continue into the next…
New Frontier Gallery
April 01 2016 New Frontier Gallery R. Luke DuBois, R. Luke DuBois Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Scholar Shu Lea Cheang, Shu Lea Cheang Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Scholar Lynn Hershman Leeson, Lynn Hershman Leeson Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Scholar Jennifer Steinkamp, Jennifer Steinkamp Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Scholar Edd…
Linda Fabrizio
Linda Fabrizio Noah Cogan, Allison Goldstein-Berger, Emily Mohr, Matthew Moore, Bryan Hallett, and Judith P Hallett Hodie celebramus feminam latissime laudatam propter naturam animamque suavissimam, propter amorem praevalidum discipulorum discipularumque, et propter maximam auctoritatem apud collegas in excelsiore regione.1 Gradus Baccalaureae et Magistrae Artium apud Universitatem testudinis timendae2 adepta, multa lustra locupletavit societatem…
Development and Monte Carlo Study of a Procedure for Correcting the Standardized Mean Difference for Measurement Error in the Independent Variable
The standardized mean difference (SMD) is perhaps the most important meta-analytic effect size. It is typically used to represent the difference between treatment and control population means in treatment efficacy research. It is also used to represent differences between populations with different characteristics, such as persons who are depressed and those who are not. Measurement error in the independent variable (IV) attenuates SMDs. In this …
Polio Wars: Sister Kenny and the Golden Age of American Medicine
Journal Article Polio Wars: Sister Kenny and the Golden Age of American Medicine Get access Naomi Rogers. Polio Wars: Sister Kenny and the Golden Age of American Medicine. New York, Oxford University Press, 2014. xxxi, pp. 456., illus. $35.00. Martin Moore, Ph.D. Martin Moore, Ph.D. Centre for Medical History, Department of History, University of Exeter, Rennes Drive, Exeter EX4 4RJ, UK. [email protected] Search for other works by this au…
Social Capital and the Number of Governments within a County: A Potential Problem with Social Capital
Social capital has been demonstrated to be a benefit to a community in a variety of ways. However, researchers have begun to point out that social capital does have a downside. Communities that use bonding social capital to mobilise residents to action have the potential to exclude outsiders from their communities. The number of governments in a county could be used as an indicator of bonding social capital within a region. Residents use their lo…
Selling to Both Sides: The Effects of Major Conventional Weapons Transfers on Civil War Severity and Duration
Civil wars are primarily fought with small and light arms, but the availability of major conventional weapons to states and rebels can alter the nature of the war being fought. This study explores the impact of major conventional weapons transfers on civil war severity and duration. By using a recipient based approach to arms transfers, I find rebel acquisition of major conventional weapons from international sources leads to conflict escalation …
Arming the Embargoed: A Supply-Side Understanding of Arms Embargo Violations
Nearly every international arms embargo has been systemically violated by arms exporting states. Although much work has been done exploring why states transfer arms, little has been done to answer the question of why states choose to violate arms embargoes. Earlier studies have found that states transfer arms to one another for a variety of economic and strategic reasons. This study constructs a time series cross-section data set to test whether …
Genealogies of the Event
Genealogies of Difference is an ambitious book, in which several agendas are at work.On one level, it is an investigation of the ancient and medieval roots of an important contemporary idea: that ineffable something (the negative, diffrance, the semiotic, the virtual, non-identity, the invisible, the unconscious)[1] that both makes possible and disrupts any scheme of identity and hierarchy.Widder adopts the Deleuzean language of the event to talk…
Searching for the Past: The Methods and Techniques of Archaeology
Online Teaching in Social Work Education: Understanding the Challenges
There is a rapidly growing industry of online learning and distance education programs at the Master of Social Work and Bachelor of Social Work levels both within Australia and globally. A number of best practices have emerged from the literature that warrant consideration when delivering social work programs in online learning and distance education modes. Given the significant advancements in technology that are likely to continue into the next…
Selling to Both Sides: The Effects of Major Conventional Weapons Transfers on Civil War Severity and Duration
Civil wars are primarily fought with small and light arms, but the availability of major conventional weapons to states and rebels can alter the nature of the war being fought. This study explores the impact of major conventional weapons transfers on civil war severity and duration. By using a recipient based approach to arms transfers, I find rebel acquisition of major conventional weapons from international sources leads to conflict escalation …
Arming the Embargoed: A Supply-Side Understanding of Arms Embargo Violations
Nearly every international arms embargo has been systemically violated by arms exporting states. Although much work has been done exploring why states transfer arms, little has been done to answer the question of why states choose to violate arms embargoes. Earlier studies have found that states transfer arms to one another for a variety of economic and strategic reasons. This study constructs a time series cross-section data set to test whether …
Social Capital and the Number of Governments within a County: A Potential Problem with Social Capital
Social capital has been demonstrated to be a benefit to a community in a variety of ways. However, researchers have begun to point out that social capital does have a downside. Communities that use bonding social capital to mobilise residents to action have the potential to exclude outsiders from their communities. The number of governments in a county could be used as an indicator of bonding social capital within a region. Residents use their lo…
Searching for the Past: The Methods and Techniques of Archaeology
Genealogies of the Event
Genealogies of Difference is an ambitious book, in which several agendas are at work.On one level, it is an investigation of the ancient and medieval roots of an important contemporary idea: that ineffable something (the negative, diffrance, the semiotic, the virtual, non-identity, the invisible, the unconscious)[1] that both makes possible and disrupts any scheme of identity and hierarchy.Widder adopts the Deleuzean language of the event to talk…
Arming the Embargoed: A Supply-Side Understanding of Arms Embargo Violations
Nearly every international arms embargo has been systemically violated by arms exporting states. Although much work has been done exploring why states transfer arms, little has been done to answer the question of why states choose to violate arms embargoes. Earlier studies have found that states transfer arms to one another for a variety of economic and strategic reasons. This study constructs a time series cross-section data set to test whether …
Selling to Both Sides: The Effects of Major Conventional Weapons Transfers on Civil War Severity and Duration
Civil wars are primarily fought with small and light arms, but the availability of major conventional weapons to states and rebels can alter the nature of the war being fought. This study explores the impact of major conventional weapons transfers on civil war severity and duration. By using a recipient based approach to arms transfers, I find rebel acquisition of major conventional weapons from international sources leads to conflict escalation …
Development and Monte Carlo Study of a Procedure for Correcting the Standardized Mean Difference for Measurement Error in the Independent Variable
The standardized mean difference (SMD) is perhaps the most important meta-analytic effect size. It is typically used to represent the difference between treatment and control population means in treatment efficacy research. It is also used to represent differences between populations with different characteristics, such as persons who are depressed and those who are not. Measurement error in the independent variable (IV) attenuates SMDs. In this …
Polio Wars: Sister Kenny and the Golden Age of American Medicine
Journal Article Polio Wars: Sister Kenny and the Golden Age of American Medicine Get access Naomi Rogers. Polio Wars: Sister Kenny and the Golden Age of American Medicine. New York, Oxford University Press, 2014. xxxi, pp. 456., illus. $35.00. Martin Moore, Ph.D. Martin Moore, Ph.D. Centre for Medical History, Department of History, University of Exeter, Rennes Drive, Exeter EX4 4RJ, UK. [email protected] Search for other works by this au…
Social Capital and the Number of Governments within a County: A Potential Problem with Social Capital
Social capital has been demonstrated to be a benefit to a community in a variety of ways. However, researchers have begun to point out that social capital does have a downside. Communities that use bonding social capital to mobilise residents to action have the potential to exclude outsiders from their communities. The number of governments in a county could be used as an indicator of bonding social capital within a region. Residents use their lo…
New Frontier Gallery
April 01 2016 New Frontier Gallery R. Luke DuBois, R. Luke DuBois Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Scholar Shu Lea Cheang, Shu Lea Cheang Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Scholar Lynn Hershman Leeson, Lynn Hershman Leeson Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Scholar Jennifer Steinkamp, Jennifer Steinkamp Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Scholar Edd…
Linda Fabrizio
Linda Fabrizio Noah Cogan, Allison Goldstein-Berger, Emily Mohr, Matthew Moore, Bryan Hallett, and Judith P Hallett Hodie celebramus feminam latissime laudatam propter naturam animamque suavissimam, propter amorem praevalidum discipulorum discipularumque, et propter maximam auctoritatem apud collegas in excelsiore regione.1 Gradus Baccalaureae et Magistrae Artium apud Universitatem testudinis timendae2 adepta, multa lustra locupletavit societatem…
Online Teaching in Social Work Education: Understanding the Challenges
There is a rapidly growing industry of online learning and distance education programs at the Master of Social Work and Bachelor of Social Work levels both within Australia and globally. A number of best practices have emerged from the literature that warrant consideration when delivering social work programs in online learning and distance education modes. Given the significant advancements in technology that are likely to continue into the next…
The role of sex, executive functioning, and perceptions of safety on urban adolescent substance use
Background: Perceptions of safety within one’s activity space (commonly frequented locations) reduces risk for adolescent substance use. Less is known about urban adolescents’ neuropsychological vulnerabilities to substance use and how these may interact with activity space risk. Questions regarding how male and female adolescents respond to these interactions have yet to be sufficiently studied. Method: To examine these interactions, we conducte…
Reducing Risk for Adolescent Substance Misuse with Text-Delivered Counseling to Adolescents and Parents
Background: Text-delivered prevention programs provide unique opportunities to deliver substance use prevention interventions to at-risk populations. Methods: A pilot randomized controlled trial was conducted to test the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary efficacy of a 4-week, automated personalized text-messaging prevention program, designed to reduce risk factors and increase protective factors associated with adolescent substance use …
“Almost Too Late”: The Merchant Navy Redress Campaign and the Struggle for Veteranhood
This article will assess the role of Canada’s Merchant Navy during the Second World War and appraise shifting government attitudes towards the civilian mariners in veterans’ legislation in the postwar period. By examining the factors that contributed to the civilian mariners’ initial exclusion as veterans, this study sheds light on the complex process whereby the state evaluates and then reassesses what is owed to those who serve. The redress cam…
Understanding the Factors Related to Trauma-Induced Stress in Cancer Patients: A National Study of 17 Cancer Centers
Study results provide evidence for a potential mechanism by which distress relates to intrusive cognitive symptoms of PTSS. Furthermore, findings suggest that older age and social support may be protective factors for certain groups and risk factors for others. This study provides formative data for potential next steps that could lead to improvements in routine psychosocial screenings in cancer treatment settings
Hěde oḱo hedem ḱaw ya-paǐ-to něs: This day this land/place/time we talk
Catastrophic fire behavior in the Sierra Nevada range is increasing in tandem with worsening forest conditions related to non-Native approaches to fire ecology and climate change. Among the myriad negative human and community effects linked to thistrend, lesser understood are the relationships between differing forest management strategies and impacts to Ancestral Places or 'Esak 'Tima (Maidu and Nisenan for “places to learn”) which are living lo…
Public Stigma toward Adult Survivors of Adverse Childhood Experiences
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