Julie Hunt
Biographic Data
| ID | 5381092 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julie Hunt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julie |
| FAMILY NAME | Hunt |
| SIGNATURE | HUNT J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cape Town HVTN Immunology Laboratory / Hutchinson Centre Research Institute of South Africa |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8578-071X |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Working with service user knowledge to assist social work students in competence development in the United States
This research evaluated the impact of service user involvement on the knowledge and competence development of social work students in their Field Forum class at Belmont University, Tennessee, USA. Over a two-week period in March, 2019, students heard from service users with diverse aspects of lived experience in the following areas: Childhood abuse, trafficking, domestic abuse, mental ill-health, homelessness, addictions and disability. The servi…
The Objective Physical Activity and Cardiovascular Disease Health in Older Women (Opach) Study
ClinicalTrials.gov identifier NCT00000611 . Registered 27 October 1999
Examining group forgiveness
What is group forgiveness and can it be measured in an unambiguous way? Recently, scientists have begun to consider the role group forgiveness may play in reducing conflict and enhancing prospects for peace among groups. The forgiveness construct has been, until very recently, primarily operationalized as an individual phenomenon. Increasingly, it is being mapped onto groups. These initial attempts either conflate individual and group capacities …
Women's Health Initiative
Physician recommendations for dietary change
A random-digit-dialing survey to examine the prevalence, content, and impact of physician dietary recommendations in a representative population-based sample of Washington State residents was administered to 1972 persons aged 18 years and older. Twenty percent of those surveyed received a physician's recommendation for dietary change in the previous year. The most common recommendations were to decrease intake of cholesterol, calories, and red me…
Coping with health threat
In a laboratory experiment, undergraduate subjects tested positive for an enzyme deficiency they believed to be a risk factor for pancreatic disorders. All Ss were tested with a confederate who received a positive or negative test result. For half the Ss, the confederate expressed a minimizing appraisal of the deficiency's seriousness. Although Ss' concern about the test result was significantly reduced by what the confederate said, behavioral in…
Education and bilingualism on the French‐Dutch language boundary in Belgium
This paper surveys the complex linguistic and social situation along the French‐Dutch language boundary in Belgium outside the Greater Brussels area. It is based on a series of interviews and a detailed questionnaire used with a selected group of senior secondary school students in seven towns on or very near the language boundary. The statistical analysis shows the limited extent of the bilingualism in this area and reveals the tenseness of the …
Role of Temporal Contiguity in Subjective Prediction
46 subjects were presented with 25 pairs of grades representing students' performance over the last two semesters. One group was asked to predict the grade for the following semester and another group was asked to predict the grade which occurred preceding the last two semesters. A linear model applied to the data indicated that both groups of subjects weighted the temporally contiguous grade more heavily than the other grade
Education and bilingualism on the language frontier in Switzerland
This paper provides a survey of the complex linguistic and social situation created in Switzerland by the interaction between French‐speaking and German‐dialect‐speaking groups along the country's language frontier. The “territorial principle” which governs language use in Switzerland is explained and the organization of education in each of the three main bilingual areas is briefly examined. The main part of the paper then proceeds to an analysi…
Women's Health Initiative
Examining group forgiveness
What is group forgiveness and can it be measured in an unambiguous way? Recently, scientists have begun to consider the role group forgiveness may play in reducing conflict and enhancing prospects for peace among groups. The forgiveness construct has been, until very recently, primarily operationalized as an individual phenomenon. Increasingly, it is being mapped onto groups. These initial attempts either conflate individual and group capacities …
Physician recommendations for dietary change
A random-digit-dialing survey to examine the prevalence, content, and impact of physician dietary recommendations in a representative population-based sample of Washington State residents was administered to 1972 persons aged 18 years and older. Twenty percent of those surveyed received a physician's recommendation for dietary change in the previous year. The most common recommendations were to decrease intake of cholesterol, calories, and red me…
Coping with health threat
In a laboratory experiment, undergraduate subjects tested positive for an enzyme deficiency they believed to be a risk factor for pancreatic disorders. All Ss were tested with a confederate who received a positive or negative test result. For half the Ss, the confederate expressed a minimizing appraisal of the deficiency's seriousness. Although Ss' concern about the test result was significantly reduced by what the confederate said, behavioral in…
Education and bilingualism on the French‐Dutch language boundary in Belgium
This paper surveys the complex linguistic and social situation along the French‐Dutch language boundary in Belgium outside the Greater Brussels area. It is based on a series of interviews and a detailed questionnaire used with a selected group of senior secondary school students in seven towns on or very near the language boundary. The statistical analysis shows the limited extent of the bilingualism in this area and reveals the tenseness of the …
Education and bilingualism on the language frontier in Switzerland
This paper provides a survey of the complex linguistic and social situation created in Switzerland by the interaction between French‐speaking and German‐dialect‐speaking groups along the country's language frontier. The “territorial principle” which governs language use in Switzerland is explained and the organization of education in each of the three main bilingual areas is briefly examined. The main part of the paper then proceeds to an analysi…
Education and bilingualism on the language frontier in Switzerland
This paper provides a survey of the complex linguistic and social situation created in Switzerland by the interaction between French‐speaking and German‐dialect‐speaking groups along the country's language frontier. The “territorial principle” which governs language use in Switzerland is explained and the organization of education in each of the three main bilingual areas is briefly examined. The main part of the paper then proceeds to an analysi…
Role of Temporal Contiguity in Subjective Prediction
46 subjects were presented with 25 pairs of grades representing students' performance over the last two semesters. One group was asked to predict the grade for the following semester and another group was asked to predict the grade which occurred preceding the last two semesters. A linear model applied to the data indicated that both groups of subjects weighted the temporally contiguous grade more heavily than the other grade
Education and bilingualism on the French‐Dutch language boundary in Belgium
This paper surveys the complex linguistic and social situation along the French‐Dutch language boundary in Belgium outside the Greater Brussels area. It is based on a series of interviews and a detailed questionnaire used with a selected group of senior secondary school students in seven towns on or very near the language boundary. The statistical analysis shows the limited extent of the bilingualism in this area and reveals the tenseness of the …
Coping with health threat
In a laboratory experiment, undergraduate subjects tested positive for an enzyme deficiency they believed to be a risk factor for pancreatic disorders. All Ss were tested with a confederate who received a positive or negative test result. For half the Ss, the confederate expressed a minimizing appraisal of the deficiency's seriousness. Although Ss' concern about the test result was significantly reduced by what the confederate said, behavioral in…
Physician recommendations for dietary change
A random-digit-dialing survey to examine the prevalence, content, and impact of physician dietary recommendations in a representative population-based sample of Washington State residents was administered to 1972 persons aged 18 years and older. Twenty percent of those surveyed received a physician's recommendation for dietary change in the previous year. The most common recommendations were to decrease intake of cholesterol, calories, and red me…
Women's Health Initiative
Examining group forgiveness
What is group forgiveness and can it be measured in an unambiguous way? Recently, scientists have begun to consider the role group forgiveness may play in reducing conflict and enhancing prospects for peace among groups. The forgiveness construct has been, until very recently, primarily operationalized as an individual phenomenon. Increasingly, it is being mapped onto groups. These initial attempts either conflate individual and group capacities …
The Objective Physical Activity and Cardiovascular Disease Health in Older Women (Opach) Study
ClinicalTrials.gov identifier NCT00000611 . Registered 27 October 1999
Working with service user knowledge to assist social work students in competence development in the United States
This research evaluated the impact of service user involvement on the knowledge and competence development of social work students in their Field Forum class at Belmont University, Tennessee, USA. Over a two-week period in March, 2019, students heard from service users with diverse aspects of lived experience in the following areas: Childhood abuse, trafficking, domestic abuse, mental ill-health, homelessness, addictions and disability. The servi…
Psychology (6 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Gerontology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Bilingual education (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Environmental health (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Medical education (2 works)