Daniel Habib
Biographic Data
| ID | 4163537 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel Habib |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Habib |
| SIGNATURE | HABIB D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Queens College, CUNY |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0504-9076 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Applying Social Network Theory to Vaping in High School: Implications for Person-Centered Intervention
Background: Peer influence on risky behavior is particularly potent in adolescence and varies by gender. Smoking prevention programs focused on peer-group leaders have shown great promise, and a social influence model has proven effective in understanding adult smoking networks but has not been applied to adolescent vaping until 2023. This work aims to apply a social influence model to analyze vaping by gender in a high school network. Methods: A…
A linguistic analysis of dehumanization toward substance use across three decades of news articles
Introduction: Substances and the people who use them have been dehumanized for decades. As a result, lawmakers and healthcare providers have implemented policies that subjected millions to criminalization, incarceration, and inadequate resources to support health and wellbeing. While there have been recent shifts in public opinion on issues such as legalization, in the case of marijuana in the U.S., or addiction as a disease, dehumanization and s…
Dyadic Analysis of Fragile Middle Eastern States and Humanitarian Implications of Restrictive covid-19 Policies
The covid -19 pandemic has pressured governments to respond with restrictive and health resource-oriented policies to contain the spread of the virus. The aim of this paper is to assess differential policy implementation due to state fragility with a spatial scope of the Middle Eastern region. The policies implemented by the four strongest and six most fragile Middle Eastern countries were extracted from the CoronaNet Government Response Database…
Stratigraphy and suggested phylogeny of deflandrea vestita (brideaux) comb. Nov. and deflandrea echinoidea Cookson and Eisenack
Marine cores recovered by the Research Vessel Glomar Challenger during Leg 11 of the Deep Sea Drilling Project in the western North Atlantic were investigated to determine the stratigraphic distribution of the Cretaceous dinoflagellate cysts Deflandrea ( = Spinidinium) vestita (Brideaux) comb. nov. and Deflandrea echinoidea Cookson and Eisenack. Deflandrea vestita is seemingly restricted to Albian sediments, whereas D. echinoidea first appears in…
Morphogenetic relationship between scriniodinium campanula Gocht and scriniodinium dictyotum Cookson and Eisenack
Fossil dinoflagellate cysts assigned to Scriniodinium campanula Gocht and S. dictyotum Cookson and Eisenack were recovered from Mesozoic sediments of the western North Atlantic. New evidence of cyst tabulation and relationship of the two wall layers is proposed. Morphological gradation between these two morphotypes, in sediments of early Neocomian age, suggests that they are morphogenetically related
Taxonomy, morphology, and suggested phylogeny of the dinoflagellate genus Druggidium
The new genus Druggidium is proposed for three species of dinoflagellates whose cysts share the following characteristics: small proximate cysts with cyst tabulation 3' or 4', Oa, 6?, 6c, 6'?, lp, 1??; two‐plate precingular archeopyle (2?‐3?), with operculum composed of two opercular pieces (2P) that are commonly adherent at the cingulum; and spatulate sulcus. The species are Druggidium apicopaucicum sp. nov. and type for the genus, D, deflandrei…
Dyadic Analysis of Fragile Middle Eastern States and Humanitarian Implications of Restrictive covid-19 Policies
The covid -19 pandemic has pressured governments to respond with restrictive and health resource-oriented policies to contain the spread of the virus. The aim of this paper is to assess differential policy implementation due to state fragility with a spatial scope of the Middle Eastern region. The policies implemented by the four strongest and six most fragile Middle Eastern countries were extracted from the CoronaNet Government Response Database…
Taxonomy, morphology, and suggested phylogeny of the dinoflagellate genus Druggidium
The new genus Druggidium is proposed for three species of dinoflagellates whose cysts share the following characteristics: small proximate cysts with cyst tabulation 3' or 4', Oa, 6?, 6c, 6'?, lp, 1??; two‐plate precingular archeopyle (2?‐3?), with operculum composed of two opercular pieces (2P) that are commonly adherent at the cingulum; and spatulate sulcus. The species are Druggidium apicopaucicum sp. nov. and type for the genus, D, deflandrei…
Stratigraphy and suggested phylogeny of deflandrea vestita (brideaux) comb. Nov. and deflandrea echinoidea Cookson and Eisenack
Marine cores recovered by the Research Vessel Glomar Challenger during Leg 11 of the Deep Sea Drilling Project in the western North Atlantic were investigated to determine the stratigraphic distribution of the Cretaceous dinoflagellate cysts Deflandrea ( = Spinidinium) vestita (Brideaux) comb. nov. and Deflandrea echinoidea Cookson and Eisenack. Deflandrea vestita is seemingly restricted to Albian sediments, whereas D. echinoidea first appears in…
Morphogenetic relationship between scriniodinium campanula Gocht and scriniodinium dictyotum Cookson and Eisenack
Fossil dinoflagellate cysts assigned to Scriniodinium campanula Gocht and S. dictyotum Cookson and Eisenack were recovered from Mesozoic sediments of the western North Atlantic. New evidence of cyst tabulation and relationship of the two wall layers is proposed. Morphological gradation between these two morphotypes, in sediments of early Neocomian age, suggests that they are morphogenetically related
Dyadic Analysis of Fragile Middle Eastern States and Humanitarian Implications of Restrictive covid-19 Policies
The covid -19 pandemic has pressured governments to respond with restrictive and health resource-oriented policies to contain the spread of the virus. The aim of this paper is to assess differential policy implementation due to state fragility with a spatial scope of the Middle Eastern region. The policies implemented by the four strongest and six most fragile Middle Eastern countries were extracted from the CoronaNet Government Response Database…
A linguistic analysis of dehumanization toward substance use across three decades of news articles
Introduction: Substances and the people who use them have been dehumanized for decades. As a result, lawmakers and healthcare providers have implemented policies that subjected millions to criminalization, incarceration, and inadequate resources to support health and wellbeing. While there have been recent shifts in public opinion on issues such as legalization, in the case of marijuana in the U.S., or addiction as a disease, dehumanization and s…
Applying Social Network Theory to Vaping in High School: Implications for Person-Centered Intervention
Background: Peer influence on risky behavior is particularly potent in adolescence and varies by gender. Smoking prevention programs focused on peer-group leaders have shown great promise, and a social influence model has proven effective in understanding adult smoking networks but has not been applied to adolescent vaping until 2023. This work aims to apply a social influence model to analyze vaping by gender in a high school network. Methods: A…
Biology (3 works) · Paleontology (3 works) · Paleontology (3 works) · Dinoflagellate (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works)