A R Dyer
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 348643 |
|---|---|
| NOME | A R Dyer |
| PRENOMES | A R |
| SOBRENOME | Dyer |
| ASSINATURA | DYER A R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | George Washington University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6768-9592 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1973 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Value-driven attitude surveys
Community reaction to refugees and asylum-seekers is often gauged by attitude surveys that are not designed to overcome built-in bias. Questionnaires that do not account for context and background consequently yield results that misrepresent community attitudes and offer predictably negative responses to immigrant groups. Such surveys can alter public perception, fuel anti-refugee sentiment, and affect policy simply because of how they are constr…
Opera on the Couch
Opera on the Couch delivers more than one might suspect from this title, which at first seems to suggest that opera might be subject to the paradigms of psychoanalysis. The subtitle, Music, Emotion
Classifying terrorism
Attempts to define terrorist typologies often emphasise the importance of socio-political and psychological factors and the distinction between lone and group actors. However, these attempts are predominantly driven by theory or secondary data, and controversies still surround how much influence family, ideology, and personality factors exercise on terrorist behaviour. Using Latent Class Analysis (LCA), we developed a typology for terrorism utili…
Does it matter that Freud thought Shakespeare was the Earl of Oxford
Diagnosing from a Distance
Risk factors for terrorism
Terrorism represents a major threat to global security; however, psychosocial risk factors for terrorism are insufficiently explored in the literature. Using a cross-sectional design, we examined group differences in family, childhood, and personality factors, and attitudes towards terrorism among individuals convicted of terrorism (n = 160); those convicted of murder (n = 65); and a control group (n = 88). Using regression models, we consequentl…
How Should Clinicians Respond to Transference Reactions with Cancer Patients
Patients with cancer can feel particularly vulnerable and need special attention and support, so clinicians' attention to transference reactions-theirs and their patients-is especially important. Mismanaged transference reactions can undermine the therapeutic alliance in the patient-clinician relationship and negatively influence treatment outcomes. In oncology settings, real and perceived needs of patients in serious distress can occasion modifi…
Madness as Metaphor
Ethics and Psychiatry
In the Wake of Japan's Triple Disaster
Natural disasters occur when the destructive forces of natural events, such as earthquakes, flood, and volcanoes, overwhelm the capacities of communities. In the winter of 2011, Japan, a model for disaster-preparedness, was shaken by one of the largest earthquakes on record, a ten-story tsunami, and a nuclear emergency on par with Chernobyl. In the acute stages of the disaster, the Japanese government officially asked for help from a number of co…
Perceptions and utilization of primary health care services in Iraq
BACKGROUND: After many years of sanctions and conflict, Iraq is rebuilding its health system, with a strong emphasis on the traditional hospital-based services. A network exists of public sector hospitals and clinics, as well as private clinics and a few private hospitals. Little data are available about the approximately 1400 Primary Health Care clinics (PHCCs) staffed with doctors. How do Iraqis utilize primary health care services? What are th…
Ethics, advertising, and assisted reproduction
Should Doctors Cut Costs at the Bedside
Two physicians debate whether doctors should be expected to ration\nthe care they give individual patients in the interest of controlling health\nexpenditures. Dyer rejects the notion that physicians should serve as\nsociety's agents in reducing medical costs. He emphasizes that doctors'\nprimary obligations are to their patients and warns that, by assuming the\nresponsibility for cost control, physicians risk a conflict of interest that\ncould h…
The concept of character
This paper discusses the relationship between the psychoanalytic concept of character and the moral considerations of ‘character’. Both psychoanalysis (and dynamic psychotherapy) as well as moral philosophy are concerned with judgements of right and wrong. Though psychotherapists take a non‐judgemental attitude toward those in treatment, there are implicit judgements based on the expectation of a developmental progression toward ‘maturity’ and th…
The Dynamics of Dependency Relationships
Is social evolution a moral inversion
Is social evolution a moral inversion
Recreation Research—So What
The authors contend that most recreation research cannot stand the question, "So what?” From that point the article proceeds to a prescription for a meaningful approach to recreation research, which links recreation research to planning within a systems context. Researchable questions are posed dealing with preferences and behavior, resource capabilities and environmental impacts, and the nature and dynamics of institutions for the original state…
Recreation Research—So What
The authors contend that most recreation research cannot stand the question, "So what?” From that point the article proceeds to a prescription for a meaningful approach to recreation research, which links recreation research to planning within a systems context. Researchable questions are posed dealing with preferences and behavior, resource capabilities and environmental impacts, and the nature and dynamics of institutions for the original state…
Classifying terrorism
Attempts to define terrorist typologies often emphasise the importance of socio-political and psychological factors and the distinction between lone and group actors. However, these attempts are predominantly driven by theory or secondary data, and controversies still surround how much influence family, ideology, and personality factors exercise on terrorist behaviour. Using Latent Class Analysis (LCA), we developed a typology for terrorism utili…
Recreation Research—So What
The authors contend that most recreation research cannot stand the question, "So what?” From that point the article proceeds to a prescription for a meaningful approach to recreation research, which links recreation research to planning within a systems context. Researchable questions are posed dealing with preferences and behavior, resource capabilities and environmental impacts, and the nature and dynamics of institutions for the original state…
Is social evolution a moral inversion
Is social evolution a moral inversion
The Dynamics of Dependency Relationships
Should Doctors Cut Costs at the Bedside
Two physicians debate whether doctors should be expected to ration\nthe care they give individual patients in the interest of controlling health\nexpenditures. Dyer rejects the notion that physicians should serve as\nsociety's agents in reducing medical costs. He emphasizes that doctors'\nprimary obligations are to their patients and warns that, by assuming the\nresponsibility for cost control, physicians risk a conflict of interest that\ncould h…
The concept of character
This paper discusses the relationship between the psychoanalytic concept of character and the moral considerations of ‘character’. Both psychoanalysis (and dynamic psychotherapy) as well as moral philosophy are concerned with judgements of right and wrong. Though psychotherapists take a non‐judgemental attitude toward those in treatment, there are implicit judgements based on the expectation of a developmental progression toward ‘maturity’ and th…
Ethics, advertising, and assisted reproduction
Perceptions and utilization of primary health care services in Iraq
BACKGROUND: After many years of sanctions and conflict, Iraq is rebuilding its health system, with a strong emphasis on the traditional hospital-based services. A network exists of public sector hospitals and clinics, as well as private clinics and a few private hospitals. Little data are available about the approximately 1400 Primary Health Care clinics (PHCCs) staffed with doctors. How do Iraqis utilize primary health care services? What are th…
In the Wake of Japan's Triple Disaster
Natural disasters occur when the destructive forces of natural events, such as earthquakes, flood, and volcanoes, overwhelm the capacities of communities. In the winter of 2011, Japan, a model for disaster-preparedness, was shaken by one of the largest earthquakes on record, a ten-story tsunami, and a nuclear emergency on par with Chernobyl. In the acute stages of the disaster, the Japanese government officially asked for help from a number of co…
Ethics and Psychiatry
Madness as Metaphor
How Should Clinicians Respond to Transference Reactions with Cancer Patients
Patients with cancer can feel particularly vulnerable and need special attention and support, so clinicians' attention to transference reactions-theirs and their patients-is especially important. Mismanaged transference reactions can undermine the therapeutic alliance in the patient-clinician relationship and negatively influence treatment outcomes. In oncology settings, real and perceived needs of patients in serious distress can occasion modifi…
Risk factors for terrorism
Terrorism represents a major threat to global security; however, psychosocial risk factors for terrorism are insufficiently explored in the literature. Using a cross-sectional design, we examined group differences in family, childhood, and personality factors, and attitudes towards terrorism among individuals convicted of terrorism (n = 160); those convicted of murder (n = 65); and a control group (n = 88). Using regression models, we consequentl…
Does it matter that Freud thought Shakespeare was the Earl of Oxford
Diagnosing from a Distance
Classifying terrorism
Attempts to define terrorist typologies often emphasise the importance of socio-political and psychological factors and the distinction between lone and group actors. However, these attempts are predominantly driven by theory or secondary data, and controversies still surround how much influence family, ideology, and personality factors exercise on terrorist behaviour. Using Latent Class Analysis (LCA), we developed a typology for terrorism utili…
Opera on the Couch
Opera on the Couch delivers more than one might suspect from this title, which at first seems to suggest that opera might be subject to the paradigms of psychoanalysis. The subtitle, Music, Emotion
Value-driven attitude surveys
Community reaction to refugees and asylum-seekers is often gauged by attitude surveys that are not designed to overcome built-in bias. Questionnaires that do not account for context and background consequently yield results that misrepresent community attitudes and offer predictably negative responses to immigrant groups. Such surveys can alter public perception, fuel anti-refugee sentiment, and affect policy simply because of how they are constr…
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