D C Wilson
Biographic Data
| ID | 44606 |
|---|---|
| NAME | D C Wilson |
| GIVEN NAMES | D C |
| FAMILY NAME | Wilson |
| SIGNATURE | WILSON D C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Berkeley |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2347-739X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Media Use, Interpersonal Communication, and Attitudes Toward Artificial Intelligence
This study examines how members of the public frame artificial intelligence (AI) along with how news use predicts “frames in mind” for AI. The study also tests whether news use, science fiction viewing, and discussing technology influence attitudes toward AI independently and in conjunction with one another. The analyses use data from a nationally representative online panel survey. Respondents invoked social progress and Pandora’s box frames for…
Strategic Decision Making
At the heart of strategy lies decision making. Having analyzed the environment, assessed organizational capabilities and investigated technological shifts, managers have to take preferred courses of action. They have to examine possible alternatives and choose amongst them. Strategic decisions are the handful of decisions that drive or shape most of an organization's actions, are not easily changed once made and have the greatest impact upon orga…
Penal Policy File No. 134: O ctober– D ecember 2011
Penal Policy File No. 133: September–October 2011
Penal Policy File No. 131: April–May 2011
Penal Policy File No. 132
Penal Policy File No. 127: June – August 2010
Penal Policy File No. 125: January – March 2010
Penal Policy File No. 126: April – May 2010
Penal Policy File No. 120: January–March 2009
Penal Policy File No. 121: April – May 2009
Penal Policy File No. 119: October–December 2008
Penal Policy File No. 122: June – August 2009
Penal Policy File No. 123 September 2009
Penal Policy File No. 115: January–March 2008
Penal Policy File No. 117: June–August 2008
Penal Policy File No. 114: November–December 2007
Penal Policy File No. 118: September–October 2008
Affirmative Action Programs for Women and Minorities: Expressed Support Affected by Question Order
This paper examines the effects of question ordering on support for affirmative action (AA) for women and racial minorities. Public opinion surveys show that the public expresses greater support for gender-targeted AA than for race-targeted AA, but no research has addressed the extent to which expressed support for one group influences expressed support toward the other. We examine this question by testing the effects of question order on reporte…
Penal Policy File No. 111 April–May 2007
Penal Policy File No. 112: June–July 2007
Penal Policy File No. 107
Household Security’: Private Policing and Vigilantism in Doncaster
The extension of private security patrols into public spaces has increased considerably in recent years and both the government and the police service have indicated a willingness to seek ways to accommodate and regulate private security companies. This article presents the results of a study into the operation of one private security company in a working‐class area in the North of England. It examines some of the difficulties that will be faced …
Penal Policy File No. 71
Social and Nutritional Factors in Adolescent Osteochondritis of the Spine
Introduction The association of endemic dental fluorosis with skeletal changes in the native inhabitants of certain villages in the Madras Presidency was first reported by Shortt and others (1937). Similar bone lesions due to an excess of fluorine in drinking water have been recorded in natives in South Africa (Ockerse, 1941) and in aboriginal tribes in China (Lyth, 1946). The evidence that these changes are caused by fluorine is conclusive, for …
Affirmative Action Programs for Women and Minorities: Expressed Support Affected by Question Order
This paper examines the effects of question ordering on support for affirmative action (AA) for women and racial minorities. Public opinion surveys show that the public expresses greater support for gender-targeted AA than for race-targeted AA, but no research has addressed the extent to which expressed support for one group influences expressed support toward the other. We examine this question by testing the effects of question order on reporte…
Media Use, Interpersonal Communication, and Attitudes Toward Artificial Intelligence
This study examines how members of the public frame artificial intelligence (AI) along with how news use predicts “frames in mind” for AI. The study also tests whether news use, science fiction viewing, and discussing technology influence attitudes toward AI independently and in conjunction with one another. The analyses use data from a nationally representative online panel survey. Respondents invoked social progress and Pandora’s box frames for…
Social and Nutritional Factors in Adolescent Osteochondritis of the Spine
Introduction The association of endemic dental fluorosis with skeletal changes in the native inhabitants of certain villages in the Madras Presidency was first reported by Shortt and others (1937). Similar bone lesions due to an excess of fluorine in drinking water have been recorded in natives in South Africa (Ockerse, 1941) and in aboriginal tribes in China (Lyth, 1946). The evidence that these changes are caused by fluorine is conclusive, for …
Hereditary Mesodermal Dystrophy
Penal Policy File No. 71
Household Security’: Private Policing and Vigilantism in Doncaster
The extension of private security patrols into public spaces has increased considerably in recent years and both the government and the police service have indicated a willingness to seek ways to accommodate and regulate private security companies. This article presents the results of a study into the operation of one private security company in a working‐class area in the North of England. It examines some of the difficulties that will be faced …
Penal Policy File No. 107
Penal Policy File No. 111 April–May 2007
Penal Policy File No. 112: June–July 2007
Penal Policy File No. 115: January–March 2008
Penal Policy File No. 117: June–August 2008
Penal Policy File No. 114: November–December 2007
Penal Policy File No. 118: September–October 2008
Affirmative Action Programs for Women and Minorities: Expressed Support Affected by Question Order
This paper examines the effects of question ordering on support for affirmative action (AA) for women and racial minorities. Public opinion surveys show that the public expresses greater support for gender-targeted AA than for race-targeted AA, but no research has addressed the extent to which expressed support for one group influences expressed support toward the other. We examine this question by testing the effects of question order on reporte…
Penal Policy File No. 120: January–March 2009
Penal Policy File No. 121: April – May 2009
Penal Policy File No. 119: October–December 2008
Penal Policy File No. 122: June – August 2009
Penal Policy File No. 123 September 2009
Penal Policy File No. 127: June – August 2010
Penal Policy File No. 125: January – March 2010
Penal Policy File No. 126: April – May 2010
Penal Policy File No. 131: April–May 2011
Penal Policy File No. 132
Penal Policy File No. 134: O ctober– D ecember 2011
Penal Policy File No. 133: September–October 2011
Strategic Decision Making
At the heart of strategy lies decision making. Having analyzed the environment, assessed organizational capabilities and investigated technological shifts, managers have to take preferred courses of action. They have to examine possible alternatives and choose amongst them. Strategic decisions are the handful of decisions that drive or shape most of an organization's actions, are not easily changed once made and have the greatest impact upon orga…
Computer Science (21 works) · Citation (15 works) · Criminal Law and Evidence (15 works) · Library science (14 works) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (9 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Business (4 works) · History (3 works)