Ryan Hamilton
Biographic Data
| ID | 75801 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ryan Hamilton |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ryan |
| FAMILY NAME | Hamilton |
| SIGNATURE | HAMILTON R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Auckland |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5927-9315 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 56 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 185 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 56 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 9 |
Orders of Service: A Fugue by Willie Lee Kinard III (review)
Low-Bridging the Leader: Keith Davey and the Return of Pierre Trudeau, 1979–80
Pierre Trudeau’s victory in the 1980 election saw him returned to power and ready to undertake an ambitious agenda, including the establishment of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which continues to shape Canada. Yet Trudeau had been defeated a year prior and was on his way out of politics, seemingly for good. This article explores that rapid turnaround through the work of Keith Davey, a Liberal Party strategist who helped convince Tr…
Changes in Chinese students' academic emotions after examinations: Pride in success, shame in failure, and self-loathing in comparison
BackgroundSeveral attempts have been made to examine students' academic emotions (AEs) in Western contexts, but less is known about how students' self-reported emotions vary over time.AimsThe study aimed to understand Chinese students' emotional responses to academic events and the impact of high-stakes testing on their AEs in the first year with a repeated-measures survey after the Semester 1 and Semester 2 mid-term examinations.Samples351 first…
When Is Hilo Low? Price Image Formation Based on Frequency versus Depth Pricing Strategies
One of the prominent pricing decisions a retailer can make is its choice of pricing strategy. Previous research investigating consumers’ responses to stores with frequent, shallow price advantages relative to competitors (a frequency strategy) versus stores with infrequent, deep price advantages (a depth strategy) was all conducted by allowing people to simultaneously view prices from multiple stores, a setting that emphasized across-store compar…
Are We There Yet? An Anticipation Account of the Return Trip Effect
Research has documented the psychological phenomenon in which the trip back from a destination is experienced as shorter than the trip to the destination. Deemed the “return trip effect” (RTE), prior work explained this phenomenon in terms of differential familiarity between home and outbound destination or an underestimation of initial travel time. The present article posits an anticipation account for the RTE: Outbound trips to a destination te…
Introduction to Special Edition on “Annas on Virtue and Skill”
The Hahnemann University Hospital Closure and What Matters: A Department Chair’s Perspective
The closure of Hahnemann University Hospital, which was announced on June 26, 2019, resulted in the most significant graduate medical education displacement in history, sending over 550 residents to new institutions within a month of the announcement. Over 2,000 physicians, nurses, and staff lost their jobs. While seemingly predictable in retrospect, the closure came as a cataclysmic event to all involved. In this Invited Commentary, a department…
The case for using exemplars to develop academic self-efficacy
Academic self-efficacy is critical to academic success. Hence those working in higher education need to make deliberate and substantial attempts to foster academic competence, confidence, persistence and resilience in the students they teach, given they are essential components of academic self-efficacy. Addressing an identified gap in the exemplars literature, this article pays particular attention to how exemplars can be used in an embedded and…
A modified Delphi study on research priorities in cancer, gender and the arts
Men and women diagnosed with cancer may encounter complex changes to gendered roles and expectations within the work environment, families and the community. Creative interventions using the arts could address some of these challenges using person-centred approaches that attend to gender disruptions and negotiations. To identify current research gaps and future priorities in this field, a national expert panel was assembled of seventeen professio…
A Critical Analysis of the Delivery of a Psychosocial Workshop for Cancer Survivors with Lymphedema
Secondary lymphedema is a chronic condition that can develop after the treatment of cancer and can often lead to negative psychological and social impairments. When dealing with chronic illness, hoping and coping are interdependent. Previous research has assessed the outcomes of workshops designed to enhance hope but has not examined the workshop itself to determine how those outcomes were achieved. This study deconstructs the Living Hopefully wi…
First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Women's Experiences of Cancer Survivorship: Protocol for the National Picture Project
Little is known about First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (FNIM) women's experiences with cancer, including how they relate to cultural and social factors such as geography, history, racism, identity, traditional values/practices, and spirituality. Research into FNIM women's strengths and challenges in relation to cancer is much needed. Our team, in partnership with Saint Elizabeth Health, is documenting the experiences and needs of 60 FNIM cancer su…
We'll Be Honest, This Won't Be the Best Article You'll Ever Read: The Use of Dispreferred Markers in Word-of-Mouth Communication
Consumers value word-of-mouth communications in large part because customer reviews are more likely to include negative information about a product or service than are communications originating from the marketer. Despite the fact that negative information is frequently valued by those receiving it, baldly declaring negative information may come with social costs to both communicator and receiver. For this reason, communicators sometimes soften p…
The Man with the Red Lantern’: Encounters with the Last Storytellers of Morocco
This article is based on Richard Hamilton's experiences while carrying out research for his book, The Last Storytellers: Tales from the Heart of Morocco (I B Tauris & Co, 2011). On my first visit t
Construct Validity of the Motivated Strategies for Learning Questionnaire
This study examined the construct validity of the motivational component of the Motivated Strategies for Learning Questionnaire using both exploratory factor analysis (EFA) and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA). 327 students enrolled in Bachelor of Education and Graduate Diploma Education courses at the University of Auckland participated in this study (278 women, 49 men). The results of the EFA did not generate support for either a six-factor o…
The Darwinian Cage: Evolutionary Psychology as Moral Science
Evolutionary psychology speaks to a common intuition that the biology of the human animal will elucidate human beastliness. In this article I argue that, regardless of whether that intuition is correct, evolutionary psychology fails as an explanation of human action. It fails because, in attempting to replace our everyday moral vocabulary with a mechanical one, it loses sight of the constitutive role of norms in human conduct. In thus disregardin…
Perceptual Focus Effects in Choice
This article examines consumer choice as a function of the perceptual similarity of the options in the decision set. In particular, we examine a scenario in which a set of options is extended by adding alternatives that change its perceptual characteristics, increasing the salience of one of the options in the core set. In this context, we document that, contrary to normative predictions, perceptual focus can increase the choice share of one of t…
Expecting the best for students: Teacher expectations and academic outcomes
Background. Research into teacher expectations has shown that these have an effect on student achievement. Some researchers have explored the impact of various student characteristics on teachers' expectations. One attribute of interest is ethnicity.Aims. This study aimed to explore differences in teachers' expectations and judgments of student reading performance for Maori, Pacific Island, Asian and New Zealand European students. A further objec…
Material appropriate processing and elaboration: The impact of balanced and complementary types of processing on learning concepts from text
Background: The Material Appropriate Processing (MAP) framework suggests that the influence of a text adjunct on the learning and transfer of textual information will be moderated by the overlap between type of processing induced by the adjunct and by the organisation of the text. The two types of processing are item specific processing and relational processing. Although complementary types of processing have been found to produce superior conce…
Learning to read in composite (multigrade) classes in New Zealand: Teachers make the difference
Psychometric Properties of the Multidimensional-Multiattributional Causality Scale
This study investigated the construct validity of the dimensions of Multidimensional-Multiattributional Causality Scale (MMCS) based on Winner’s attribution model in both achievement and affiliation goal domains, using confirmatory factor analysis. Participants were 172 students enrolled in B.Ed and in Diploma Education courses at the University of Auckland. The results indicated that in the affiliation domain, all but stability models exhibited …
The role of elaboration within a text processing and text adjunct context
Background. The Material Appropriate Processing (MAP) framework suggests that the influence of a text adjunct on the learning and transfer of textual information will be a function of the overlap between the type of processing induced by the adjunct and by the focus and organisation of the text. The greater the degree to which the adjunct and the text facilitate complementary types of processing, the greater the influence on learning and transfer…
The need for centres of health research excellence in the developing world
The Context of Ancient Drama
Ancient theater has always caught contemporary interest, despite the eclectic nature of the surviving evidence. Tourists wander the remains of buildings at Epidauros and Athens, and generations of people have pondered Medea and Oedipus, yet it can be surprisingly difficult to find reliable, accessible information on these plays and their theaters. The Context of Ancient Drama remedies this situation. It provides, in modern English translation, do…
The relationship of teacher attitudes to course implementation and student responses
The Bourgeois Epoch: Marx and Engels on Britain, France, and Germany
Expecting the best for students: Teacher expectations and academic outcomes
Background. Research into teacher expectations has shown that these have an effect on student achievement. Some researchers have explored the impact of various student characteristics on teachers' expectations. One attribute of interest is ethnicity.Aims. This study aimed to explore differences in teachers' expectations and judgments of student reading performance for Maori, Pacific Island, Asian and New Zealand European students. A further objec…
The Parti Québécois Comes to Power: An Analysis of the 1976 Quebec Election
L'arrivée au pouvoir du Parti QuébécoisCet article examine I'ensemble des facteurs qui ont conduit le PQ au pouvoir à I'élection de 1976, et tout partkulièrement les facteurs qui ont fait la différence entre les précédentes « victoires morales » et la victoire électorate de 1976. Un facteur important semble avoir été la décision du parti de dissocier la décision sur I'indépendance de I'élection d'un gouvernement péquiste. Même si I'indépendance d…
The Independence Issue and the Polarization of the Electorate: The 1973 Quebec Election
Alors que le système des partis québécois continuait dans sa transformation radicale engagée depuis 1970, nous avons assisté au cours de l'élection provinciale de 1973 à une polarisation accentuée de l'électorat entre les Libéraux et le Parti Québécois. La thèse de cette étude est que cette polarisation fut le résultat de l'importance qu'a prise la question de l'indépendance du Québec au cours de cette élection. Après une courte recension de la l…
The Bases of Parti Québécois Support in Recent Quebec Elections
A l'aide de résultats électoraux et de données provenant de divers sondages, les auteurs tentent de trancher la controverse concernant l'influence de la classe sociale des électeurs sur leur propension à voter pour le Parti québécois. Ils constatent premièrement que toutes les études précédentes, sauf une, n'ont pas tenu compte de la langue d'usage des électeurs et, deuxièmement, que les résultats diffèrent selon que l'on a retenu, comme indice d…
Comic Acts
A. H. Sommerstein has recently directed our attention away from the belaboured topic of the essential and original structure of Old Comedy to the more productive question of how the extant plays of Aristophanes are shaped. He begins with the question of the source of ‘the five-act principle, standard in Menandrian comedy’ (140). Correctly looking to the chorus as the key element in articulating a play's form, Sommerstein finds that the five-act f…
The class bases of the Quebec independence movement: Conjectures and evidence
Choes and Anthesteria: Athenian Iconography and Ritual
Eubulus: The Fragments
Alkman and the Athenian Arkteia
Greek Lyric I: Sappho and Alcaeus
One Nation Divisible: Class, Race, and Ethnicity in the United States Since 1938, by Richard Polenberg
Journal Article One Nation Divisible: Class, Race, and Ethnicity in the United States Since 1938, by Richard Polenberg Get access One Nation Divisible: Class, Race, and Ethnicity in the United States Since 1938 by Richard Polenberg. New York, Viking Press, 1980. 363 pp. $12.95. Richard Hamilton Richard Hamilton McGill University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 96, Issue …
We'll Be Honest, This Won't Be the Best Article You'll Ever Read: The Use of Dispreferred Markers in Word-of-Mouth Communication
Consumers value word-of-mouth communications in large part because customer reviews are more likely to include negative information about a product or service than are communications originating from the marketer. Despite the fact that negative information is frequently valued by those receiving it, baldly declaring negative information may come with social costs to both communicator and receiver. For this reason, communicators sometimes soften p…
Perceptual Focus Effects in Choice
This article examines consumer choice as a function of the perceptual similarity of the options in the decision set. In particular, we examine a scenario in which a set of options is extended by adding alternatives that change its perceptual characteristics, increasing the salience of one of the options in the core set. In this context, we document that, contrary to normative predictions, perceptual focus can increase the choice share of one of t…
First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Women's Experiences of Cancer Survivorship: Protocol for the National Picture Project
Little is known about First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (FNIM) women's experiences with cancer, including how they relate to cultural and social factors such as geography, history, racism, identity, traditional values/practices, and spirituality. Research into FNIM women's strengths and challenges in relation to cancer is much needed. Our team, in partnership with Saint Elizabeth Health, is documenting the experiences and needs of 60 FNIM cancer su…
The Darwinian Cage: Evolutionary Psychology as Moral Science
Evolutionary psychology speaks to a common intuition that the biology of the human animal will elucidate human beastliness. In this article I argue that, regardless of whether that intuition is correct, evolutionary psychology fails as an explanation of human action. It fails because, in attempting to replace our everyday moral vocabulary with a mechanical one, it loses sight of the constitutive role of norms in human conduct. In thus disregardin…
Learning to read in composite (multigrade) classes in New Zealand: Teachers make the difference
Material appropriate processing and elaboration: The impact of balanced and complementary types of processing on learning concepts from text
Background: The Material Appropriate Processing (MAP) framework suggests that the influence of a text adjunct on the learning and transfer of textual information will be moderated by the overlap between type of processing induced by the adjunct and by the organisation of the text. The two types of processing are item specific processing and relational processing. Although complementary types of processing have been found to produce superior conce…
The role of elaboration within a text processing and text adjunct context
Background. The Material Appropriate Processing (MAP) framework suggests that the influence of a text adjunct on the learning and transfer of textual information will be a function of the overlap between the type of processing induced by the adjunct and by the focus and organisation of the text. The greater the degree to which the adjunct and the text facilitate complementary types of processing, the greater the influence on learning and transfer…
The relationship of teacher attitudes to course implementation and student responses
Individual and classwide patterns of teachers' questioning in mainstreamed social studies and science classes
Coming of Age – A Comparison of the United States and the Federal Republic of Germany / Volljährigkeit und Schulabschluß – Ein Vergleich zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und der Bundesrepublik Deutsch…
Die Studie untersucht das Verhalten der westdeutschen und amerikanischen Jugend der frühen 60er Jahre und stellt es dem derselben Alterskohorte zu Ende des Jahrzehnts gegenüber. Hinsichtlich der Berufs- und Beschäftigungsmuster, die jeweils zur Ausprägung kamen, konnten für die entsprechenden Länder erstaunliche Gleichförmigkeiten aufgezeigt werden; die Prozesse hingegen, die dieses Ergebnis bewirkten, erwiesen sich als von auffälliger Unterschie…
The Income Difference between Skilled and White Collar Workers
N RECENT YEARS, reports from various official United States government sources have shown a higher median income for the > craftsmen and foremen than for the clerical and sales groups. This information has been reproduced in sociological sources with accompanying comment to the effect that 'class lines have become blurred'. With rare exceptions such comments constitute the only discussion of the implications of a development which should be a maj…
Scientific work of the British North Greenland Expedition, 1952–54
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The Income Difference between Skilled and White Collar Workers
N RECENT YEARS, reports from various official United States government sources have shown a higher median income for the > craftsmen and foremen than for the clerical and sales groups. This information has been reproduced in sociological sources with accompanying comment to the effect that 'class lines have become blurred'. With rare exceptions such comments constitute the only discussion of the implications of a development which should be a maj…
Euripide: Teatro e società
Coming of Age – A Comparison of the United States and the Federal Republic of Germany / Volljährigkeit und Schulabschluß – Ein Vergleich zwischen den Vereinigten Staaten und der Bundesrepublik Deutsch…
Die Studie untersucht das Verhalten der westdeutschen und amerikanischen Jugend der frühen 60er Jahre und stellt es dem derselben Alterskohorte zu Ende des Jahrzehnts gegenüber. Hinsichtlich der Berufs- und Beschäftigungsmuster, die jeweils zur Ausprägung kamen, konnten für die entsprechenden Länder erstaunliche Gleichförmigkeiten aufgezeigt werden; die Prozesse hingegen, die dieses Ergebnis bewirkten, erwiesen sich als von auffälliger Unterschie…
Epinikion. General Form in the Odes of Pindar
The Bases of Parti Québécois Support in Recent Quebec Elections
A l'aide de résultats électoraux et de données provenant de divers sondages, les auteurs tentent de trancher la controverse concernant l'influence de la classe sociale des électeurs sur leur propension à voter pour le Parti québécois. Ils constatent premièrement que toutes les études précédentes, sauf une, n'ont pas tenu compte de la langue d'usage des électeurs et, deuxièmement, que les résultats diffèrent selon que l'on a retenu, comme indice d…
Die Sklaven in den Rollen von Dienern und Vertrauten bei Euripides
The Independence Issue and the Polarization of the Electorate: The 1973 Quebec Election
Alors que le système des partis québécois continuait dans sa transformation radicale engagée depuis 1970, nous avons assisté au cours de l'élection provinciale de 1973 à une polarisation accentuée de l'électorat entre les Libéraux et le Parti Québécois. La thèse de cette étude est que cette polarisation fut le résultat de l'importance qu'a prise la question de l'indépendance du Québec au cours de cette élection. Après une courte recension de la l…
The Parti Québécois Comes to Power: An Analysis of the 1976 Quebec Election
L'arrivée au pouvoir du Parti QuébécoisCet article examine I'ensemble des facteurs qui ont conduit le PQ au pouvoir à I'élection de 1976, et tout partkulièrement les facteurs qui ont fait la différence entre les précédentes « victoires morales » et la victoire électorate de 1976. Un facteur important semble avoir été la décision du parti de dissocier la décision sur I'indépendance de I'élection d'un gouvernement péquiste. Même si I'indépendance d…
A Semilemmatized Concordance to Euripides' Alcestis
Euripides' Cyclopean Symposium
THE PENULTIMATE SCENE OF EURIPIDES' Cyclops has disappointed many critics. Those who defend it do so simply because it is funny. No one has remarked that scene is crucial to play's argument-it is here that Odysseus defeats Cyclops, reversing their earlier confrontation, and it is here that he finally supplants Silenus and takes control of chorus. Criticism of scene is widespread but hardly consistent. Duchemin found it remarquablement r6duit and …
Restraining Myths: Critical Studies of U.S. Social Structure and Politics
One Nation Divisible: Class, Race, and Ethnicity in the United States Since 1938, by Richard Polenberg
Journal Article One Nation Divisible: Class, Race, and Ethnicity in the United States Since 1938, by Richard Polenberg Get access One Nation Divisible: Class, Race, and Ethnicity in the United States Since 1938 by Richard Polenberg. New York, Viking Press, 1980. 363 pp. $12.95. Richard Hamilton Richard Hamilton McGill University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 96, Issue …
Greek Lyric I: Sappho and Alcaeus
Intellectuals and Politics
Eubulus: The Fragments
The class bases of the Quebec independence movement: Conjectures and evidence
Menander: Samia
Books in review
Pindar
The Cambridge History of Classical Literature Vol. 1, Greek Literature
Role of Adjunct Questions and Subject Ability Levels on the Learning of Concepts from Prose
This research evaluated the effects of examples used with application adjunct questions on concept learning. Subjects were 72 undergraduates at a large midwestern university. Subjects studied a passage containing either matched or unmatched application adjunct questions or no questions (regular and special instructions). The critical attributes of the to-be-learned concepts were more salient in the sets of examples and nonexamples presented in th…
Pindar
The Crown of Song: Metaphor in Pindar
Determinants of teachersʼ plans to continue teaching a sexuality education course
1Associate Professor Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation 2Assistant Professor Department of Educational Psychology University of Houston Houston, Texas
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