Tim Rogers
Biographic Data
| ID | 4144963 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tim Rogers |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tim |
| FAMILY NAME | Rogers |
| SIGNATURE | ROGERS T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Calgary |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5733-1658 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 159 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Exploring the social factors influencing the sense of belonging among medical students with disabilities
INTRODUCTION: Medical universities have become more aware of disability inclusion, and have begun taking cognizance of the importance of a supportive environment for students with disabilities. Faculty members can mitigate challenges to legitimacy and belonging by creating safe learning environments built on openness, humility, and actively valuing each learner. However, the factors contributing to these students' sense of belonging in medical un…
Twelve tips for medical school faculty to support students with disabilities
As medical schools embrace diversity, it is increasingly acknowledged that medical students with disabilities must be welcome and supported in becoming physicians. Students should be able to ask for and receive reasonable accommodations to support their education. However, a practical shared approach to supporting medical students with disabilities is needed. The 12 tips in this article use sense-making theory as a framework to guide medical scho…
Learning analytics should not promote one size fits all: The effects of instructional conditions in predicting academic success
Nature of the Third Kind: Toward an Explicitly Relational Constructionism
There is nothing so theoretical as good action research
The goal of this article is try to retrieve the idea of `good theory' that provides accessible and useful tools for practitioners, academics, and other participants in action research. In doing so, we advocate the importance of explicit theory building and testing as an integral part of action research practice. The association of theory with positivist research methodologies has resulted in the rejection of theory by many action researchers, who…
Central America’s Uneasy Disarmament
Additional informationNotes on contributorsTim RogersTim Rogers is the editor of The Nica Times. He is a contributor to more than a dozen U.S. publications, the author of Living and Investing in the New Nicaragua (forthcoming, August 2005) and has just finished writing his first novel, A Nicaraguan Affair
The doing of a depth-investigation: Implications for the emancipatory aims of critical naturalism
Bhaskar has outlined the process of a depth-investigation and claims it is a transcendentally necessary condition for the realisation of the critical naturalist emancipatory project in the human sciences. However, little or no research has been identified as empirically fulfilling the criteria of a depthinvestigation, making this claim difficult to evaluate. Given this empirical vacuum, criticisms of, and doubts about, the emancipatory potential …
The Doing of a Depth-Investigation: Implications for the emancipatory aims of critical naturalism
Bhaskar has outlined the process of a depth-investigation and claims it is a transcendentally necessary condition for the realisation of the critical naturalist emancipatory project in the human sciences. However, little or no research has been identified as empirically fulfilling the criteria of a depth-investigation, making this claim difficult to evaluate. Given this empirical vacuum, criticisms of, and doubts about, the emancipatory potential…
Henri Lefebvre, Space and Folklore
The complex spatial thinking of Henri Lefebvre and its implications for folkloristics are explored in the context of a fictitious conversation between him and the author as they walk around a small farm in southeastern British Columbia. Aspects of Lefebvre’s position are explored and illustrated using examples from this setting, such as fences and campfire pits. Lefebvre’s tripartite schema for conceptualizing space is articulated during this con…
In Brief
Measurement in psychology: A critical history of a methodological concept
On the Importance of Considering Investigative Practices in Attempting to Understand Operationism
Grace (2001), by foregrounding the rhetoric surrounding method rather than examining the practices of psychologists in their labs, has provided an incomplete and possibly misleading picture of the complexities of operationism. His suggestion that adopting multiple measures solved one of the critical problems of the operationist position denies the long history of the use of multiple measures, which predated the introduction of operationism by 40 …
Silent War In Nicaragua The New Politics of Violence
Missing out on an Important Conversation
Thomas S. Kuhn 18 July 1922-12 June 1996
Testing Testing Testing
Cross-cultural sensitivity training: Methods and assessment
III. Danziger and Psychological Testing
Operationism in psychology: A discussion of contextual antecedents and an historical interpretation of its longevity
Operationism emerged as a particularly important idea in the psychology of the 1930s. The historical, social, and intellectual factors which enhanced its acceptance are discussed with an eye to understanding the reasons for the rapidity and fervor of its adoption. Changes to psychology's version(s) of operationism are documented to demonstrate that the position underwent significant revision in the decade following its introduction. It is argued …
Psychological Approaches to Proverbs: A Treatise on the Import of Context
In 1952, Edwin Loeb suggested that proverbs were "man's first great attempt at abstract thinking."2 He argued that they evolved from more primitive cognitive approaches involving magic and eventually spawned deductive and inductive reasoning processes. Given their centrality in the volution of human intellectual functioning, it is not surprising that psychology-with its interest in cognitive processes-has found proverbs to be worthy of study. In …
Symbolic distance and congruity effects for paired-comparisons judgments of degree of self-reference
Encoding of personal information: Self–other differences
Self-reference in memory: Recognition of personality items
Self-reference and the encoding of personal information
An analysis of two central stages underlying responding to personality items: The self-referent decision and response selection
Self-reference and the encoding of personal information
Encoding of personal information: Self–other differences
There is nothing so theoretical as good action research
The goal of this article is try to retrieve the idea of `good theory' that provides accessible and useful tools for practitioners, academics, and other participants in action research. In doing so, we advocate the importance of explicit theory building and testing as an integral part of action research practice. The association of theory with positivist research methodologies has resulted in the rejection of theory by many action researchers, who…
Self-reference in memory: Recognition of personality items
Cross-cultural sensitivity training: Methods and assessment
An analysis of two central stages underlying responding to personality items: The self-referent decision and response selection
Symbolic distance and congruity effects for paired-comparisons judgments of degree of self-reference
A Fortran Program for the Conversion of IBM 1230 Optical Scorer Packed Cards
Comparison of Measures of Depression by the Experimental Investigation of Single Cases
Two depressed patients were administered a series of tests, varying in the degree of situation-specificity shown by each test, several times over the course of therapy. Analyses indicated that (1) greater item variance is associated with the less situation-specific measures, (2) test sensitivity for detecting change during therapy appears to vary for different Ss. This latter finding was interpreted as indicating the need for further research ori…
Ratings of Content as a Means of Assessing Personality Items
Toward a Definition of the Difficulty of a Personality Item
Convergence among several indices of personality-item difficulty was assessed. Controversiality, item response variance, response time, and difficulty ratings showed consistent convergence, while ambiguity did not. Variance analyses indicated that the usual item-statistic approach (collapsing over Ss) results in the loss of considerable variance from the original item X persons data matrix
An analysis of two central stages underlying responding to personality items: The self-referent decision and response selection
Self-reference in memory: Recognition of personality items
Self-reference and the encoding of personal information
Symbolic distance and congruity effects for paired-comparisons judgments of degree of self-reference
Encoding of personal information: Self–other differences
Psychological Approaches to Proverbs: A Treatise on the Import of Context
In 1952, Edwin Loeb suggested that proverbs were "man's first great attempt at abstract thinking."2 He argued that they evolved from more primitive cognitive approaches involving magic and eventually spawned deductive and inductive reasoning processes. Given their centrality in the volution of human intellectual functioning, it is not surprising that psychology-with its interest in cognitive processes-has found proverbs to be worthy of study. In …
Operationism in psychology: A discussion of contextual antecedents and an historical interpretation of its longevity
Operationism emerged as a particularly important idea in the psychology of the 1930s. The historical, social, and intellectual factors which enhanced its acceptance are discussed with an eye to understanding the reasons for the rapidity and fervor of its adoption. Changes to psychology's version(s) of operationism are documented to demonstrate that the position underwent significant revision in the decade following its introduction. It is argued …
III. Danziger and Psychological Testing
Testing Testing Testing
Cross-cultural sensitivity training: Methods and assessment
Thomas S. Kuhn 18 July 1922-12 June 1996
Missing out on an Important Conversation
On the Importance of Considering Investigative Practices in Attempting to Understand Operationism
Grace (2001), by foregrounding the rhetoric surrounding method rather than examining the practices of psychologists in their labs, has provided an incomplete and possibly misleading picture of the complexities of operationism. His suggestion that adopting multiple measures solved one of the critical problems of the operationist position denies the long history of the use of multiple measures, which predated the introduction of operationism by 40 …
Silent War In Nicaragua The New Politics of Violence
In Brief
Measurement in psychology: A critical history of a methodological concept
Henri Lefebvre, Space and Folklore
The complex spatial thinking of Henri Lefebvre and its implications for folkloristics are explored in the context of a fictitious conversation between him and the author as they walk around a small farm in southeastern British Columbia. Aspects of Lefebvre’s position are explored and illustrated using examples from this setting, such as fences and campfire pits. Lefebvre’s tripartite schema for conceptualizing space is articulated during this con…
The doing of a depth-investigation: Implications for the emancipatory aims of critical naturalism
Bhaskar has outlined the process of a depth-investigation and claims it is a transcendentally necessary condition for the realisation of the critical naturalist emancipatory project in the human sciences. However, little or no research has been identified as empirically fulfilling the criteria of a depthinvestigation, making this claim difficult to evaluate. Given this empirical vacuum, criticisms of, and doubts about, the emancipatory potential …
The Doing of a Depth-Investigation: Implications for the emancipatory aims of critical naturalism
Bhaskar has outlined the process of a depth-investigation and claims it is a transcendentally necessary condition for the realisation of the critical naturalist emancipatory project in the human sciences. However, little or no research has been identified as empirically fulfilling the criteria of a depth-investigation, making this claim difficult to evaluate. Given this empirical vacuum, criticisms of, and doubts about, the emancipatory potential…
Central America’s Uneasy Disarmament
Additional informationNotes on contributorsTim RogersTim Rogers is the editor of The Nica Times. He is a contributor to more than a dozen U.S. publications, the author of Living and Investing in the New Nicaragua (forthcoming, August 2005) and has just finished writing his first novel, A Nicaraguan Affair
Nature of the Third Kind: Toward an Explicitly Relational Constructionism
Psychology (18 works) · Computer Science (14 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Epistemology (10 works) · Philosophy (10 works) · Social Psychology (10 works) · Cognitive psychology (6 works) · History (4 works) · Personality (4 works) · Psychometric Methodologies and Testing (4 works)