John B Campbell
Biographic Data
| ID | 90008 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John B Campbell |
| GIVEN NAMES | John B |
| FAMILY NAME | Campbell |
| SIGNATURE | CAMPBELL J B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 50 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Invisible Late Pleistocene Rock Art
Late Pleistocene rock art has often remained invisible in northern Australia and southern Britain, partly because it has not been looked for in the right places, partly because its existence has often been seriously doubted and partly because environmental changes have often obscured the surviving evidence. It was assumed there was no Palaeolithic cave art in Britain. Before we go further, let us make clear where we stand in terms of heritage and…
L’art rupestre invisible du pléistocène récent
L’art rupestre du Pléistocène récent est souvent resté invisible en Australie septentrionale et en Grande-Bretagne méridionale, ce qui peut être en partie attribué au fait qu’il n’a pas été recherché aux bons endroits, que son existence a souvent été sérieusement remise en question mais aussi en raison des changements climatiques qui en ont souvent obscurci les traces subsistantes. On supposait qu’il n’y avait aucun art pariétal pléistocène en Gr…
Extending the archaeological frontier
Work on the archaeological frontier of the vast region known as North Queensland is still very much in its infancy, though ten years ago it had hardly even been born. As with work on the prehistory of Australia in general (Mulvaney 1971, 1975; Horton 1981a), work on the prehistory of North Queensland has had a number of "false starts". During and after the Second World War there was at times a certain limited amount of amateur interest and even t…
A comparison of the Guilford and Eysenck factors of personality
Archaeology, Anthropology and a Proposed Centre of Aboriginal and Islander Studies at the James Cook University of North Queensland
Undergraduate studies in archaeology and social anthropology as well as studies aimed specifically at Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander matters have been available at the James Cook University of North Queensland since 1976, normally as parts of various sorts of interdisciplinary degree programmes in the Faculty of Arts
Differential relationships of extraversion, impulsivity, and sociability to study habits
Interrelationships of the Eysenck Personality Inventory and the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire
A sample of 220 American college students completed both the Eysenck Personality Inventory and the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire. Consistent with the Eysencks' assumptions, the corresponding Extraversion scales from the two inventories correlated .80, and the two Neuroticism scales correlated .87. In addition, within the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire, Psychoticism was independent of both Extraversion and Neuroticism. With the exception of…
Similarity of Values and Interpersonal Attraction of Whites toward Blacks
The present study extended Rokeach's principle of belief congruence and tested the hypothesis that similarity of value systems is related to interpersonal attraction. 40 white college females ranked the 18 Instrumental Values from the Rokeach Value Survey. Value surveys which were either similar or dissimilar to the subjects' were constructed for black female confederates. The confederate was either nonculturally dressed or culturally dressed. Su…
New Radiocarbon Results for North Queensland Prehistory
(1982). New Radiocarbon Results for North Queensland Prehistory. Australian Archaeology: Vol. 14, No. 1, pp. 62-66
It All Hinges on Stone
This note serves as a brief summary of the initial stages of work in the establishment of a data bank at Townsville for north Queensland prehistory, as well as a preliminary formal request to other archaeologists who carry out fieldwork in north Queensland and who might wish to participate in establishing and using the data bank
It Still Hinges on Stone
(1982). IT STILL HINGES ON STONE: Reply to ‘The North Queensland data bank’, P. Hiscock, AA 15. Australian Archaeology: Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 108-112
Study habits and Eysenck's theory of extraversion-introversion
Settlement Patterns on Offshore Islands in Northeastern Queensland
For the purposes of this study the offshore islands in northeastern Queensland are taken as those lying between Bowen and Cairns. As a matter of convenience these islands are divided into 'major' and 'minor' islands, the major ones being at least l0 km or more in their greatest dimension and the minor ones less than that. This classification allows for an apparent bimodal dispersion in the relative size of the islands
Preliminary Report on 1977 Surveys and Excavations at Turtle Rock, Hervey Range, North Queensland
Turtle Rock is 39 km west-south-west of Townsville on Table Top Station (Rollingstone 1:100,000 8159-436569). It is at an altitude of 420 m on the eastern side of a broad plateau valley just behind the steep front line of coastal hills known as the Hervey Range. It is also 3 km south of Thornton Gap through which the new Greenvale Railway line now passes and through which cattle have been driven for about a century from Dotswood and other upper B…
Notes on the Internal Structure of Wrightsman's Measure of Trustworthiness
The 14-item Trustworthiness subscale of Wrightsman's Philosophies of Human Nature Scale was interspersed in a larger questionnaire completed by 187 undergraduates The dimensionality of this measure was examined by cluster and factor analyses. The results of cluster analyses based on males, females, and the total sample were similar, and subsequently factor analysis was performed on the total sample. Two 4-item dimensions, designated “Global Moral…
Perceived Trustworthiness of Occupations
The present study examines the perceived trustworthiness of nineteen selected occupations based on U.S. and Korean student samples. Specifically, it compares the rating and ranking methods of assessing trustworthiness, examines the possibility of sex and culture differences, and evaluates the effects of subjects' levels of trustfulness. The relative trustworthiness of the nineteen occupations was highly similar across rating and ranking methods, …
Dimensionality of the Rotter Interpersonal Trust Scale
The Rotter Interpersonal Trust Scale was interspersed in a larger questionnaire completed by 187 paid undergraduates. Its dimensionality was investigated through cluster analysis and orthogonal and oblique rotations following a principal axis factor solution. Four dimensions, designated “Political Cynicism,” “Interpersonal Exploitation,” “Societal Hypocrisy,” and “Reliable Role-performance” were identifiable across techniques. This finding of mul…
Extreme Response Style in Cross-Cultural Research
The neglect of the consequences of the Extreme Response Style (ERS) phenomenon in cross-cultural research is documented through a selective literature review. Consideration of ERS differences permitted derivation of three logical consequences that pertain to (a) differences in group means, (b) the internal consistency of measures and the correlation among measures, and (c) results of dimensional analyses. Comparison of U.S. and Korean student sam…
New Radiocarbon Results for North Queensland Prehistory
(1982). New Radiocarbon Results for North Queensland Prehistory. Australian Archaeology: Vol. 14, No. 1, pp. 62-66
Extreme Response Style in Cross-Cultural Research
The neglect of the consequences of the Extreme Response Style (ERS) phenomenon in cross-cultural research is documented through a selective literature review. Consideration of ERS differences permitted derivation of three logical consequences that pertain to (a) differences in group means, (b) the internal consistency of measures and the correlation among measures, and (c) results of dimensional analyses. Comparison of U.S. and Korean student sam…
Settlement Patterns on Offshore Islands in Northeastern Queensland
For the purposes of this study the offshore islands in northeastern Queensland are taken as those lying between Bowen and Cairns. As a matter of convenience these islands are divided into 'major' and 'minor' islands, the major ones being at least l0 km or more in their greatest dimension and the minor ones less than that. This classification allows for an apparent bimodal dispersion in the relative size of the islands
It All Hinges on Stone
This note serves as a brief summary of the initial stages of work in the establishment of a data bank at Townsville for north Queensland prehistory, as well as a preliminary formal request to other archaeologists who carry out fieldwork in north Queensland and who might wish to participate in establishing and using the data bank
Study habits and Eysenck's theory of extraversion-introversion
Preliminary Report on 1977 Surveys and Excavations at Turtle Rock, Hervey Range, North Queensland
Turtle Rock is 39 km west-south-west of Townsville on Table Top Station (Rollingstone 1:100,000 8159-436569). It is at an altitude of 420 m on the eastern side of a broad plateau valley just behind the steep front line of coastal hills known as the Hervey Range. It is also 3 km south of Thornton Gap through which the new Greenvale Railway line now passes and through which cattle have been driven for about a century from Dotswood and other upper B…
Differential relationships of extraversion, impulsivity, and sociability to study habits
It Still Hinges on Stone
(1982). IT STILL HINGES ON STONE: Reply to ‘The North Queensland data bank’, P. Hiscock, AA 15. Australian Archaeology: Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 108-112
Dimensionality of the Rotter Interpersonal Trust Scale
The Rotter Interpersonal Trust Scale was interspersed in a larger questionnaire completed by 187 paid undergraduates. Its dimensionality was investigated through cluster analysis and orthogonal and oblique rotations following a principal axis factor solution. Four dimensions, designated “Political Cynicism,” “Interpersonal Exploitation,” “Societal Hypocrisy,” and “Reliable Role-performance” were identifiable across techniques. This finding of mul…
Extreme Response Style in Cross-Cultural Research
The neglect of the consequences of the Extreme Response Style (ERS) phenomenon in cross-cultural research is documented through a selective literature review. Consideration of ERS differences permitted derivation of three logical consequences that pertain to (a) differences in group means, (b) the internal consistency of measures and the correlation among measures, and (c) results of dimensional analyses. Comparison of U.S. and Korean student sam…
Notes on the Internal Structure of Wrightsman's Measure of Trustworthiness
The 14-item Trustworthiness subscale of Wrightsman's Philosophies of Human Nature Scale was interspersed in a larger questionnaire completed by 187 undergraduates The dimensionality of this measure was examined by cluster and factor analyses. The results of cluster analyses based on males, females, and the total sample were similar, and subsequently factor analysis was performed on the total sample. Two 4-item dimensions, designated “Global Moral…
Perceived Trustworthiness of Occupations
The present study examines the perceived trustworthiness of nineteen selected occupations based on U.S. and Korean student samples. Specifically, it compares the rating and ranking methods of assessing trustworthiness, examines the possibility of sex and culture differences, and evaluates the effects of subjects' levels of trustfulness. The relative trustworthiness of the nineteen occupations was highly similar across rating and ranking methods, …
Preliminary Report on 1977 Surveys and Excavations at Turtle Rock, Hervey Range, North Queensland
Turtle Rock is 39 km west-south-west of Townsville on Table Top Station (Rollingstone 1:100,000 8159-436569). It is at an altitude of 420 m on the eastern side of a broad plateau valley just behind the steep front line of coastal hills known as the Hervey Range. It is also 3 km south of Thornton Gap through which the new Greenvale Railway line now passes and through which cattle have been driven for about a century from Dotswood and other upper B…
Settlement Patterns on Offshore Islands in Northeastern Queensland
For the purposes of this study the offshore islands in northeastern Queensland are taken as those lying between Bowen and Cairns. As a matter of convenience these islands are divided into 'major' and 'minor' islands, the major ones being at least l0 km or more in their greatest dimension and the minor ones less than that. This classification allows for an apparent bimodal dispersion in the relative size of the islands
Interrelationships of the Eysenck Personality Inventory and the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire
A sample of 220 American college students completed both the Eysenck Personality Inventory and the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire. Consistent with the Eysencks' assumptions, the corresponding Extraversion scales from the two inventories correlated .80, and the two Neuroticism scales correlated .87. In addition, within the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire, Psychoticism was independent of both Extraversion and Neuroticism. With the exception of…
Similarity of Values and Interpersonal Attraction of Whites toward Blacks
The present study extended Rokeach's principle of belief congruence and tested the hypothesis that similarity of value systems is related to interpersonal attraction. 40 white college females ranked the 18 Instrumental Values from the Rokeach Value Survey. Value surveys which were either similar or dissimilar to the subjects' were constructed for black female confederates. The confederate was either nonculturally dressed or culturally dressed. Su…
New Radiocarbon Results for North Queensland Prehistory
(1982). New Radiocarbon Results for North Queensland Prehistory. Australian Archaeology: Vol. 14, No. 1, pp. 62-66
It All Hinges on Stone
This note serves as a brief summary of the initial stages of work in the establishment of a data bank at Townsville for north Queensland prehistory, as well as a preliminary formal request to other archaeologists who carry out fieldwork in north Queensland and who might wish to participate in establishing and using the data bank
It Still Hinges on Stone
(1982). IT STILL HINGES ON STONE: Reply to ‘The North Queensland data bank’, P. Hiscock, AA 15. Australian Archaeology: Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 108-112
Study habits and Eysenck's theory of extraversion-introversion
Archaeology, Anthropology and a Proposed Centre of Aboriginal and Islander Studies at the James Cook University of North Queensland
Undergraduate studies in archaeology and social anthropology as well as studies aimed specifically at Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander matters have been available at the James Cook University of North Queensland since 1976, normally as parts of various sorts of interdisciplinary degree programmes in the Faculty of Arts
Differential relationships of extraversion, impulsivity, and sociability to study habits
Extending the archaeological frontier
Work on the archaeological frontier of the vast region known as North Queensland is still very much in its infancy, though ten years ago it had hardly even been born. As with work on the prehistory of Australia in general (Mulvaney 1971, 1975; Horton 1981a), work on the prehistory of North Queensland has had a number of "false starts". During and after the Second World War there was at times a certain limited amount of amateur interest and even t…
A comparison of the Guilford and Eysenck factors of personality
Invisible Late Pleistocene Rock Art
Late Pleistocene rock art has often remained invisible in northern Australia and southern Britain, partly because it has not been looked for in the right places, partly because its existence has often been seriously doubted and partly because environmental changes have often obscured the surviving evidence. It was assumed there was no Palaeolithic cave art in Britain. Before we go further, let us make clear where we stand in terms of heritage and…
L’art rupestre invisible du pléistocène récent
L’art rupestre du Pléistocène récent est souvent resté invisible en Australie septentrionale et en Grande-Bretagne méridionale, ce qui peut être en partie attribué au fait qu’il n’a pas été recherché aux bons endroits, que son existence a souvent été sérieusement remise en question mais aussi en raison des changements climatiques qui en ont souvent obscurci les traces subsistantes. On supposait qu’il n’y avait aucun art pariétal pléistocène en Gr…
Geography (10 works) · Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Archaeology (8 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (8 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (5 works) · History (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Big Five personality traits (4 works)