M Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 4599 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | M |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Swansea University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4902-2369 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 47 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 50 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 47 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
American Populist
Evaluating the relative predictive validity of measures of self-referential processing for depressive symptom severity
These findings imply that task modifications such as utilising Likert-response options and the use of longer word lists may enhance the effectiveness of screening methods in both clinical and research settings, potentially improving early detection and intervention for depression
Predicting older East and Southeast Asian American help-seeking
Buprenorphine dispensing before and after the April 2021 X-Waiver exemptions
Declining appeal of marriage? Trends in marital intentions in South Korea, 1991–2018
The reciprocal relationship between emotion regulation and emotional exhaustion among Korean school counselors
School counselors in South Korea are prone to emotional exhaustion due to job demands. To develop effective interventions for managing this exhaustion, it is essential to examine the relationship between emotion regulation strategies (ER), such as suppression and reappraisal, and exhaustion. Using a daily diary method and the Random Intercept Cross‐Lagged Panel Model (RI‐CLPM), this study explored how daily fluctuations in ER and exhaustion inter…
Effects of technological issues on session evaluation in metaverse counseling
The main objective of this study was to examine the role of psychological symptoms in the relationship between technological issues and session evaluation within the context of metaverse counseling. Evaluating the effectiveness of sessions within virtual counseling environments and understanding how psychological factors influence clients’ sensitivity to technological issues during these sessions seemed important. Dataset comprising 148 sessions …
Effects of surface acting on exhaustion of Korean school counselors
This study investigated the impact of surface acting on exhaustion in Korean school counselors. Using the daily diary method with 223 school counselors, the study examined how maintaining a positive outward image through surface acting is related to job exhaustion. The results indicated that surface acting at both Level 1 and Level 2 positively affects exhaustion. Additionally, a supportive administrative climate negatively predicted exhaustion. …
Long-term bidirectional association between asthma and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
From long-term follow-up, the incidence of ADHD was 1.17 times higher in the asthma group than in the control group. The incidence of asthma was 1.10 times higher in the ADHD group than in the control group. Asthma and ADHD have a bidirectional relationship, and childhood asthma and ADHD should be rigorously managed
Beyond the brink
This paper attends to the burnout recovery experiences of women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and qualitatively explores how these individuals renegotiate, reorient, and recalibrate their work trajectories after burnout; an ambiguous and shocking event that has been shown to cause lingering disruption for both individuals and organizations (Salvagioni et al., 2017). We bring together conservation of resources (COR) t…
IEEE Transactions on Education Publication Information
IEEE Transactions on Education Publication Information
IEEE Transactions on Education Publication Information
Exercising Time Geography in gender and disaster. Discourse through Women Headed Household experience during drought
Time Geography is a boundary-oriented approach to understanding human activity in space and time. In this study, this concept is implemented to identify the daily activities of Women Headed Household (WHH) and their survival strategies in drought disasters and to understand their root causes through analysing capability, coupling, and authority constraints. This research starts to fill the gap in knowledge of the Time Geography in "Gender and Dis…
IEEE Transactions on Education Publication Information
IEEE Transactions on Education Publication Information
IEEE Transactions on Education Publication Information
IEEE Transactions on Education Publication Information
IEEE Transactions on Education publication information
IEEE Transactions on Education publication information
IEEE Transactions on Education publication information
IEEE Transactions on Education publication information
The induction of emotionally confusing feelings and the impact on food intake
The effect of satiation on cognitive and reward processes
Identifying everyday strategies to reduce indulgent food consumption
Acquired Sensory Control of Satiation in Man
Lean male and female subjects who had been taking their meals as usual were given a 100 ml drink of starch immediately before a sandwich lunch. In the training phase, 65 per cent starch was given before lunches which included a yoghurt‐based dessert of one flavour and 5 per cent starch was given before another flavour. Subjects who initially ate lunches of similar size following the two drinks began after several pairings to take larger lunches f…
Effects of surface acting on exhaustion of Korean school counselors
This study investigated the impact of surface acting on exhaustion in Korean school counselors. Using the daily diary method with 223 school counselors, the study examined how maintaining a positive outward image through surface acting is related to job exhaustion. The results indicated that surface acting at both Level 1 and Level 2 positively affects exhaustion. Additionally, a supportive administrative climate negatively predicted exhaustion. …
Impact of Family Environment on Future Mental Health Professionals' Attitudes Toward Lesbians and Gay Men
This study explored the relationship between dimensions of functioning in the family of origin of graduate students in helping profession programs and their attitudes toward lesbians and gay men. One hundred forty-three participants completed the Family Environment Scale (FES-R: Moos & Moos, 1986), the Attitudes Toward Lesbians and Gay Men scale (ATLG: Herek, 1994), and demographic questions. Results suggest that three family dimensions (conflict…
Effects of technological issues on session evaluation in metaverse counseling
The main objective of this study was to examine the role of psychological symptoms in the relationship between technological issues and session evaluation within the context of metaverse counseling. Evaluating the effectiveness of sessions within virtual counseling environments and understanding how psychological factors influence clients’ sensitivity to technological issues during these sessions seemed important. Dataset comprising 148 sessions …
Beyond the brink
This paper attends to the burnout recovery experiences of women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and qualitatively explores how these individuals renegotiate, reorient, and recalibrate their work trajectories after burnout; an ambiguous and shocking event that has been shown to cause lingering disruption for both individuals and organizations (Salvagioni et al., 2017). We bring together conservation of resources (COR) t…
Do disinhibited eaters pay increased attention to food cues
Growth and skeletal maturation in British Columbia Indian populations
Stature and skeletal maturation in childhood, mature stature, and calorie and protein intakes were studied in two populations of British Columbia Indians. Although mature stature was similar in both groups, one population (Anaham) showed delayed stature achieved for age and delayed skeletal maturity in childhood, compared with the other population (Ahousat). Analysis of growth data suggests that environmental factors are probably the predominant …
The reciprocal relationship between emotion regulation and emotional exhaustion among Korean school counselors
School counselors in South Korea are prone to emotional exhaustion due to job demands. To develop effective interventions for managing this exhaustion, it is essential to examine the relationship between emotion regulation strategies (ER), such as suppression and reappraisal, and exhaustion. Using a daily diary method and the Random Intercept Cross‐Lagged Panel Model (RI‐CLPM), this study explored how daily fluctuations in ER and exhaustion inter…
Impulsivity, eating behaviour and performance on a delay discounting task
Female Dual Labour Markets and Employee Benefits
The American workforce and the role of employee benefits have changed dramatically since the 1980s when economists seriously considered dual labour market models to describe pay and employment patterns. Then, dual labour market models described men's labour markets, but not women's and the tests applied to wages and salaries, not total compensation including employee benefits. Applying a switching regression technique using the 2000 Current Popul…
Improving patient comprehension of literature on smoking
This study was designed to determine if simplification of smoking literature improved patient comprehension. Subjects (N = 129) were randomized in three groups: to receive no smoking booklet, receive one written at the 5th grade, or the 10th grade reading level. Subjects receiving the 5th grade booklet showed 13 percent better comprehension than those receiving the 10th grade booklet, and 18 percent better than the controls. Comprehension of writ…
Growth and skeletal maturation in British Columbia Indian populations
Stature and skeletal maturation in childhood, mature stature, and calorie and protein intakes were studied in two populations of British Columbia Indians. Although mature stature was similar in both groups, one population (Anaham) showed delayed stature achieved for age and delayed skeletal maturity in childhood, compared with the other population (Ahousat). Analysis of growth data suggests that environmental factors are probably the predominant …
Acquired Sensory Control of Satiation in Man
Lean male and female subjects who had been taking their meals as usual were given a 100 ml drink of starch immediately before a sandwich lunch. In the training phase, 65 per cent starch was given before lunches which included a yoghurt‐based dessert of one flavour and 5 per cent starch was given before another flavour. Subjects who initially ate lunches of similar size following the two drinks began after several pairings to take larger lunches f…
Improving patient comprehension of literature on smoking
This study was designed to determine if simplification of smoking literature improved patient comprehension. Subjects (N = 129) were randomized in three groups: to receive no smoking booklet, receive one written at the 5th grade, or the 10th grade reading level. Subjects receiving the 5th grade booklet showed 13 percent better comprehension than those receiving the 10th grade booklet, and 18 percent better than the controls. Comprehension of writ…
Interpreting fluoxetine-induced satiety
On the Duration of Self-Employment
The article examines the role of lending rates, imports and growth on the duration of self-employment in Zimbabwe while the country embarked on trade liberalisation. The variables were selected because of their importance as policy variables in reform programmes and also their importance to small entrepreneurs. Previous research has established the importance of an initial endowment and other measures of human capital on entry into self-employmen…
Drowning Your Sorrows? Attitudes Towards Alcohol in UK Jews and Protestants
Background: Jewish culturally supported beliefs may discourage drinking and drunkenness as ways of socialising and coping with stress. Thus Jewish men under stress may be relatively more likely to become depressed, and less likely to use and abuse alcohol. This study is the first qualitative comparison of Jews and Protestants, men and women. It examines whether alcohol-related beliefs are consistent with the alcohol-depression hypothesis, i.e. th…
US Energy Conservation and Efficiency
The electron glass in a switchable mirror
The rare earth hydride YH 3- can be tuned through the metal-insulator transition both by changing and by illumination with ultraviolet light. The transition is dominated by strong electron-electron interactions, with transport in the insulator sensitive to both a Coulomb gap and persistent quantum fluctuations. Via a systematic variation of UV illumination time, photon flux, carrier density, and temperature, we demonstrate that polycrystalline YH…
The Singaporean response to the Sars outbreak
During the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in Singapore from 1 March to 11 May 2003, various national prevention and control measures were undertaken to control and eliminate the transmission of the infection. During the initial period of the epidemic, public communication was effected through press releases and media coverage of the epidemic. About a month into the epidemic, a public education campaign was mounted to educate…
Female Dual Labour Markets and Employee Benefits
The American workforce and the role of employee benefits have changed dramatically since the 1980s when economists seriously considered dual labour market models to describe pay and employment patterns. Then, dual labour market models described men's labour markets, but not women's and the tests applied to wages and salaries, not total compensation including employee benefits. Applying a switching regression technique using the 2000 Current Popul…
If It's Not a Tlingit Basket, Then What is It
In this article I describe a twined spruce root basket type formerly attributed to the Tlingit Indians but now accepted as made by the Alutiiq (Pacific Eskimo or Chugach Eskimo) populations of Prince William Sound and Kodiak Island, although a few were also collected in Sitka because of the frequent relocation of Alutiiqs during the Russian occupation of Alaska. The research was carried out in several European museums having early Alaskan collect…
Maternal control of feeding is established in early infancy
Viability of Self-Employment
Empirical studies on self-employment uniformly cite the high mortality rate in both developed and developing countries. Several studies on the entry into self-employment incorporate a savings constraint. Policy makers and international aid agencies have responded by providing credit to would-be entrepreneurs yet the mortality rate persists. We formulate a model of the viability of self-employment that incorporates the impact of cost perceptions a…
Shifting Boundaries of the Firm
This book aims to account for changes in enterprise and union boundaries over time in Japan. In order to achieve that aim, it employs the Strategy–Structure–Institutions (SSI) framework, elaborated in Chapter 1. Sako, the author of this book, argues that the SSI framework is useful for addressing such issues as the question of how corporate (union) strategy affects its preferred structure; how the interaction between corporate and labor strategie…
Impact of Family Environment on Future Mental Health Professionals' Attitudes Toward Lesbians and Gay Men
This study explored the relationship between dimensions of functioning in the family of origin of graduate students in helping profession programs and their attitudes toward lesbians and gay men. One hundred forty-three participants completed the Family Environment Scale (FES-R: Moos & Moos, 1986), the Attitudes Toward Lesbians and Gay Men scale (ATLG: Herek, 1994), and demographic questions. Results suggest that three family dimensions (conflict…
P2-140 Dietary patterns and risk of metabolic syndrome among Korean population
An increasing number of studies in Western countries have examined the relationship between dietary pattern, namely the measurement of overall diet by considering the cumulative effects of nutrients, and the risk of metabolic syndrome (MetS). However, such information is absolutely lacking among Asian populations, including Korea, with different subject characteristics and culture-specific dietary habits. This cross-sectional study examined the a…
Talvez eu não esteja em ascensão social, talvez esteja questionando as hierarquias de classe
Como uma jovem vinda de uma família de baixa renda que teve privilégio suficiente para chegar à universidade, passei dois anos em aulas de estudos feministas assistindo às mesmas análises superficiais e alegóricas sobre racismo e classismo sendo regurgitadas insistentemente. Encontrei poucas/os acadêmicas/os confortáveis ou menos conscientes o suficiente para encarar a universidade como um mecanismo de perpetuação da hierarquia de classe. Eu tamb…
Impulsivity, eating behaviour and performance on a delay discounting task
Is weight cycling in athletes associated with certain dispositional traits
Delay discounting, response inhibition and trait impulsiveness. Which aspects of impulsivity predict overeating and overweight
Snack intake is reduced in the presence of a visual cognitive construal cue
Do disinhibited eaters pay increased attention to food cues
The induction of emotionally confusing feelings and the impact on food intake
The effect of satiation on cognitive and reward processes
Identifying everyday strategies to reduce indulgent food consumption
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