John L Martin
Biographic Data
| ID | 5379599 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John L Martin |
| GIVEN NAMES | John L |
| FAMILY NAME | Martin |
| SIGNATURE | MARTIN J L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 58 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1941 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Social Structure
The Significance of the Twentieth-Century American Indian in American and Canadian History
Book Review| October 01 1993 The Significance of the Twentieth-Century American Indian in American and Canadian History The Dispossession of the American Indian, 1887-1934Janet A. McDonnellAmerican Indian Water Rights and the Limits of LawLloyd BurtonDisputed Waters: Native Americans and the Great Lakes FisheryRobert DohertyThe State of Native America: Genocide, Colonization, and ResistanceM. Annette JaimesNative Americans and Public PolicyFremon…
Developing a Community Sample of Gay Men for an Epidemiologic Study of Aids
The influence of social support on Aids-related grief reaction among gay men
The impact of Aids on a gay community
This report describes progress made to date on a study of the impact of the AIDS epidemic on the gay community of New York City. Using a model of the life stress process described by Barbara Dohrenwend and her colleagues, the AIDS epidemic was conceptualized as a community stressor resulting in two key stress-inducing events: death of loved ones due to AIDS and potential illness and death of oneself due to infection with human immunodeficiency vi…
Life stress and psychopathology
This is a progress report on some of the research that was planned and begun with Barbara Dohrenwend before she died in 1982. The main focus is on two of the studies. One was conducted in New York City; the other is still underway in Israel. The New York study is a retrospective case/control study of social and psychological factors that may put people at risk for developing schizophrenic episodes and episodes of major depression. The Israel rese…
Behavioral and psychosocial factors in Aids
Behavioral and psychosocial factors in Aids
Personal versus situational determination of anticipation and control of the occurrence of stressful life events
A wide variety of laboratory and clinical studies have indicated that stressful events are most harmful when they are perceived as uncontrollable. However, these studies diverge on the question of whether perceptions of control of stressful events are determined by environmental contingencies associated with the events or by a stable expectancy of the perceiver. In a community study 118 respondents were asked to report stressful life events exper…
Peldanos, Steps
Hojas literarias
Mastering Spanish
The Cuentos of Adel López Gómez
A Guatemalan Man of Letters in Italy
El hombre de oro
A Teacher of Spanish Looks at Italian
Spanish Review Grammar
Easy Spanish American Reader
Inter-Departmental Cooperation
a corollary to this it follows that the length of the duration of the action is not the important thing but the perspective with which one regards it. A state or an action that lasted for five minutes may be and often is expressed by the imperfect, whereas another state that lasted for one or many centuries may be expressed in the preterite. If we regard the action of five minutes as it was in progress we have the imperfect, whereas a thousand ye…
El alférez real
El Alferez Real
Don Bonifacio
A Note on Jose Milla, Official Historian of Guatemala
The influence of social support on Aids-related grief reaction among gay men
The impact of Aids on a gay community
This report describes progress made to date on a study of the impact of the AIDS epidemic on the gay community of New York City. Using a model of the life stress process described by Barbara Dohrenwend and her colleagues, the AIDS epidemic was conceptualized as a community stressor resulting in two key stress-inducing events: death of loved ones due to AIDS and potential illness and death of oneself due to infection with human immunodeficiency vi…
Developing a Community Sample of Gay Men for an Epidemiologic Study of Aids
Personal versus situational determination of anticipation and control of the occurrence of stressful life events
A wide variety of laboratory and clinical studies have indicated that stressful events are most harmful when they are perceived as uncontrollable. However, these studies diverge on the question of whether perceptions of control of stressful events are determined by environmental contingencies associated with the events or by a stable expectancy of the perceiver. In a community study 118 respondents were asked to report stressful life events exper…
Life stress and psychopathology
This is a progress report on some of the research that was planned and begun with Barbara Dohrenwend before she died in 1982. The main focus is on two of the studies. One was conducted in New York City; the other is still underway in Israel. The New York study is a retrospective case/control study of social and psychological factors that may put people at risk for developing schizophrenic episodes and episodes of major depression. The Israel rese…
El Alferez Real
Don Bonifacio
A Note on Jose Milla, Official Historian of Guatemala
El alférez real
Spanish Review Grammar
Easy Spanish American Reader
Inter-Departmental Cooperation
a corollary to this it follows that the length of the duration of the action is not the important thing but the perspective with which one regards it. A state or an action that lasted for five minutes may be and often is expressed by the imperfect, whereas another state that lasted for one or many centuries may be expressed in the preterite. If we regard the action of five minutes as it was in progress we have the imperfect, whereas a thousand ye…
A Teacher of Spanish Looks at Italian
A Guatemalan Man of Letters in Italy
El hombre de oro
The Cuentos of Adel López Gómez
Mastering Spanish
Hojas literarias
Peldanos, Steps
Personal versus situational determination of anticipation and control of the occurrence of stressful life events
A wide variety of laboratory and clinical studies have indicated that stressful events are most harmful when they are perceived as uncontrollable. However, these studies diverge on the question of whether perceptions of control of stressful events are determined by environmental contingencies associated with the events or by a stable expectancy of the perceiver. In a community study 118 respondents were asked to report stressful life events exper…
Behavioral and psychosocial factors in Aids
Behavioral and psychosocial factors in Aids
Life stress and psychopathology
This is a progress report on some of the research that was planned and begun with Barbara Dohrenwend before she died in 1982. The main focus is on two of the studies. One was conducted in New York City; the other is still underway in Israel. The New York study is a retrospective case/control study of social and psychological factors that may put people at risk for developing schizophrenic episodes and episodes of major depression. The Israel rese…
The impact of Aids on a gay community
This report describes progress made to date on a study of the impact of the AIDS epidemic on the gay community of New York City. Using a model of the life stress process described by Barbara Dohrenwend and her colleagues, the AIDS epidemic was conceptualized as a community stressor resulting in two key stress-inducing events: death of loved ones due to AIDS and potential illness and death of oneself due to infection with human immunodeficiency vi…
Developing a Community Sample of Gay Men for an Epidemiologic Study of Aids
The influence of social support on Aids-related grief reaction among gay men
The Significance of the Twentieth-Century American Indian in American and Canadian History
Book Review| October 01 1993 The Significance of the Twentieth-Century American Indian in American and Canadian History The Dispossession of the American Indian, 1887-1934Janet A. McDonnellAmerican Indian Water Rights and the Limits of LawLloyd BurtonDisputed Waters: Native Americans and the Great Lakes FisheryRobert DohertyThe State of Native America: Genocide, Colonization, and ResistanceM. Annette JaimesNative Americans and Public PolicyFremon…
Social Structure
Psychology (9 works) · Art (6 works) · History (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works)