Patricia Bell
Biographic Data
| ID | 88831 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patricia Bell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patricia |
| FAMILY NAME | Bell |
| SIGNATURE | BELL P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Oklahoma State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Sexualisierte Gewalt gegen Kinder und Partnergewalt: Zusammenhänge und Interventionsmöglichkeiten bei häuslicher Gewalt
Globalizing the Classroom: Innovative Approach to National and International Learning
This essay examines an innovative approach to teaching across international and cultural boundaries and evaluates the experience in a course on Globalization, Social Justice, and Human Rights, co-taught collaboratively by faculty from different campuses and countries since 2011. This course was created to address unmet needs in the traditional higher educational systems. These include, but are not limited to, lack of cross-cultural and interdisci…
Manufacturing loss
This article takes cultural understandings of industrial risk in a center of the global chemical industry as an opening that, perhaps unexpectedly, highlights nostalgia for a particular period in (West) Germany's postwar history. Based on fieldwork in Ludwigshafen, we reflect on memories among an older generation of residents that evoke the severity of industrial pollution from the city's vast chemical industry during the 1950s and 1960s. Althoug…
Mass Media and Governmental Framing of Riots: The Case of Tulsa, 1921
This research extends the theoretical concept of framing to the phenomenon of race riots using the Tulsa riot of 1921 as a case study. Media accounts of this riot published during 1921 illustrate both prognostic and diagnostic framing strategies and techniques and demonstrate how these processes affected official responses. Results of this research suggest that framing is a critical process associated with media and organizational representation …
Academics versus athletics: An examination of the effects of background and socialization on African American male student athletes
Several studies have examined the socialization process of AfricanAmerican children, including the educational and cognitive socialization processes. Also, many researchers have been concerned with the socialization into sports. Likewise, recent studies have distinguished the socialization of African-Americans into sports as separate phenomena from the socialization of other groups into sports. However, there remains a need for research to examin…
Trust and risk in a German chemical town
This article examines the relationship between trust and risk in one of the centres of the global chemical industry, Ludwigshafen in Germany. A single industry town associated for 150 years with BASF, the dominant outlook among those living or working there has been one of trust, confidence and pride in the corporation which has 'put the town on the map'. Yet beneath the surface, subtle shifts in public assumptions and expectations about BASF and…
I'm a good mother really!’ gendered parenting roles and responses to the disclosure of incest
The disclosure of incestuous abuse of a child constitutes such a departure from normative expectations of mothering that it necessitates a complete reappraisal and reconstruction of the mother's identity. This article draws on interview material with women in this situation in order to demonstrate how very traditional gendered parenting models were employed in repairing damaged identities. The ways in which such reliance on the protective and sel…
Controlling for Environment and Perceptions in Studies of Behavior of People with Developmental Disabilities
This article examines definitions and perceptions of problematic behavior and negative labeling by persons employed in residential facilities for persons with developmental disabilities. The research is particularly concerned with perceptions of challenging behaviors across residential settings and whether individuals are differentially labeled as problematic as a function of factors other than behavior. Using 16 challenging behavior items revise…
George Herbert Fowler and County Records
(2002). George Herbert Fowler and County Records. Journal of the Society of Archivists: Vol. 23, No. 2, pp. 249-264
Factors contributing to a mother's ability to recognise incestuous abuse of her child
Going Pro”: The deferential effects of high aspirations for a professional sports career on African-American student athletes and White student athletes
Enlightened Racism: The Cosby Show, Audiences, and the Myth of the American Dream
Amor et Amicitia
Bridging the Gap: Feminist Development Work in Glasgow
This article discusses the Womens Support Project an information training and education center based in Glasgow Scotland. This project was started in response to a need to bridge the gap between crisis work and the professionals responsible for handling cases of child sex abuse and other forms of violence against women and children. Although initially aimed to encourage women to make greater use of locally available services the goals of the proj…
A Focused Approach to Quality of Care Assessment in Family Planning
Racial residential segregation in the sun belt
A focused approach to quality of care assessment in family planning
An approach to quality of care assessment for family planning based on management-by-objectives has been tested in 18 clinics. Key indicator standards were developed by the family planning agencies themselves and objective survey instruments designed to measure performance against the standards. Results were made available quickly to each clinic and led to operational changes in the majority, with evidence of improved performance and willingness …
Toward Strategies for Public Administration Development in Latin America
Academics versus athletics: An examination of the effects of background and socialization on African American male student athletes
Several studies have examined the socialization process of AfricanAmerican children, including the educational and cognitive socialization processes. Also, many researchers have been concerned with the socialization into sports. Likewise, recent studies have distinguished the socialization of African-Americans into sports as separate phenomena from the socialization of other groups into sports. However, there remains a need for research to examin…
Trust and risk in a German chemical town
This article examines the relationship between trust and risk in one of the centres of the global chemical industry, Ludwigshafen in Germany. A single industry town associated for 150 years with BASF, the dominant outlook among those living or working there has been one of trust, confidence and pride in the corporation which has 'put the town on the map'. Yet beneath the surface, subtle shifts in public assumptions and expectations about BASF and…
Going Pro”: The deferential effects of high aspirations for a professional sports career on African-American student athletes and White student athletes
Globalizing the Classroom: Innovative Approach to National and International Learning
This essay examines an innovative approach to teaching across international and cultural boundaries and evaluates the experience in a course on Globalization, Social Justice, and Human Rights, co-taught collaboratively by faculty from different campuses and countries since 2011. This course was created to address unmet needs in the traditional higher educational systems. These include, but are not limited to, lack of cross-cultural and interdisci…
Manufacturing loss
This article takes cultural understandings of industrial risk in a center of the global chemical industry as an opening that, perhaps unexpectedly, highlights nostalgia for a particular period in (West) Germany's postwar history. Based on fieldwork in Ludwigshafen, we reflect on memories among an older generation of residents that evoke the severity of industrial pollution from the city's vast chemical industry during the 1950s and 1960s. Althoug…
George Herbert Fowler and County Records
(2002). George Herbert Fowler and County Records. Journal of the Society of Archivists: Vol. 23, No. 2, pp. 249-264
Racial residential segregation in the sun belt
Toward Strategies for Public Administration Development in Latin America
A focused approach to quality of care assessment in family planning
An approach to quality of care assessment for family planning based on management-by-objectives has been tested in 18 clinics. Key indicator standards were developed by the family planning agencies themselves and objective survey instruments designed to measure performance against the standards. Results were made available quickly to each clinic and led to operational changes in the majority, with evidence of improved performance and willingness …
A Focused Approach to Quality of Care Assessment in Family Planning
Racial residential segregation in the sun belt
Bridging the Gap: Feminist Development Work in Glasgow
This article discusses the Womens Support Project an information training and education center based in Glasgow Scotland. This project was started in response to a need to bridge the gap between crisis work and the professionals responsible for handling cases of child sex abuse and other forms of violence against women and children. Although initially aimed to encourage women to make greater use of locally available services the goals of the proj…
Amor et Amicitia
Enlightened Racism: The Cosby Show, Audiences, and the Myth of the American Dream
Controlling for Environment and Perceptions in Studies of Behavior of People with Developmental Disabilities
This article examines definitions and perceptions of problematic behavior and negative labeling by persons employed in residential facilities for persons with developmental disabilities. The research is particularly concerned with perceptions of challenging behaviors across residential settings and whether individuals are differentially labeled as problematic as a function of factors other than behavior. Using 16 challenging behavior items revise…
George Herbert Fowler and County Records
(2002). George Herbert Fowler and County Records. Journal of the Society of Archivists: Vol. 23, No. 2, pp. 249-264
Factors contributing to a mother's ability to recognise incestuous abuse of her child
Going Pro”: The deferential effects of high aspirations for a professional sports career on African-American student athletes and White student athletes
I'm a good mother really!’ gendered parenting roles and responses to the disclosure of incest
The disclosure of incestuous abuse of a child constitutes such a departure from normative expectations of mothering that it necessitates a complete reappraisal and reconstruction of the mother's identity. This article draws on interview material with women in this situation in order to demonstrate how very traditional gendered parenting models were employed in repairing damaged identities. The ways in which such reliance on the protective and sel…
Trust and risk in a German chemical town
This article examines the relationship between trust and risk in one of the centres of the global chemical industry, Ludwigshafen in Germany. A single industry town associated for 150 years with BASF, the dominant outlook among those living or working there has been one of trust, confidence and pride in the corporation which has 'put the town on the map'. Yet beneath the surface, subtle shifts in public assumptions and expectations about BASF and…
Academics versus athletics: An examination of the effects of background and socialization on African American male student athletes
Several studies have examined the socialization process of AfricanAmerican children, including the educational and cognitive socialization processes. Also, many researchers have been concerned with the socialization into sports. Likewise, recent studies have distinguished the socialization of African-Americans into sports as separate phenomena from the socialization of other groups into sports. However, there remains a need for research to examin…
Mass Media and Governmental Framing of Riots: The Case of Tulsa, 1921
This research extends the theoretical concept of framing to the phenomenon of race riots using the Tulsa riot of 1921 as a case study. Media accounts of this riot published during 1921 illustrate both prognostic and diagnostic framing strategies and techniques and demonstrate how these processes affected official responses. Results of this research suggest that framing is a critical process associated with media and organizational representation …
Manufacturing loss
This article takes cultural understandings of industrial risk in a center of the global chemical industry as an opening that, perhaps unexpectedly, highlights nostalgia for a particular period in (West) Germany's postwar history. Based on fieldwork in Ludwigshafen, we reflect on memories among an older generation of residents that evoke the severity of industrial pollution from the city's vast chemical industry during the 1950s and 1960s. Althoug…
Sexualisierte Gewalt gegen Kinder und Partnergewalt: Zusammenhänge und Interventionsmöglichkeiten bei häuslicher Gewalt
Globalizing the Classroom: Innovative Approach to National and International Learning
This essay examines an innovative approach to teaching across international and cultural boundaries and evaluates the experience in a course on Globalization, Social Justice, and Human Rights, co-taught collaboratively by faculty from different campuses and countries since 2011. This course was created to address unmet needs in the traditional higher educational systems. These include, but are not limited to, lack of cross-cultural and interdisci…
Psychology (11 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works)