William Evans
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3611508 |
|---|---|
| NOME | William Evans |
| PRENOMES | William |
| SOBRENOME | Evans |
| ASSINATURA | EVANS W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Georgia State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8916-2684 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 30 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1966 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Participant Experiences of Microdosed Lysergic Acid Diethylamide in a 6-Week Randomised Controlled Trial
Microdosing psychedelics is an increasingly popular phenomenon where small amounts of psychedelic drugs are taken regularly. Qualitative data have been published regarding the experiences of microdosers, but never in the context of a randomised controlled trial. Semi-structured video interviews with 40 healthy males were conducted following a double-blind placebo-controlled trial of 10 μg of lysergic acid diethylamide every third day for 6 weeks.…
Flipped classrooms
Flipped classrooms represent a new instructional paradigm for presenting K‐12 instruction. Whereas in traditional classrooms new content is taught during the school day and application activities are assigned for homework, in flipped classrooms students are expected to acquire new content by working through assigned tasks at home prior to the next day’s class. Subsequently, class time is used for application activities. To date, limited, conflict…
Lessons from the Past and Challenges for the Future
The school-age population of students is becoming increasingly more culturally and linguistically diverse. There is mounting recognition that English Learners (EL) represent a unique group of students who have special educational and linguistic needs. This article considered the needs of learners with diverse special needs such as (a) learning and behavior challenges and (b) English Learners identified as students with limited or interrupted form…
Can Social Media Listening Platforms’ Artificial Intelligence Be Trusted? Examining the Accuracy of Crimson Hexagon’s (Now Brandwatch Consumer Research’s) AI-Driven Analyses
Practitioners and scholars increasingly employ social media listening platforms (SMLPs) driven by artificial intelligence (AI) to extract actionable insights from large amounts of social media data informing research questions and brand strategy. Due to their proprietary nature, AI tools within SMLPs are “black boxes” that force users to accept results on blind faith, a source of concern in industry and academia. This study seeks to provide great…
How genomic information is accessed in clinical practice
Genomic technologies are having an increasing impact across medicine, including primary care. To enable their wider adoption and realize their potential, education of primary health-care practitioners will be required. To enable the development of such resources, understanding where GPs currently access genomic information is needed. One-hundred fifty-nine UK GPs completed the survey in response to an open invitation, between September 2017 and S…
Exploring the Relationship between Sense of Coherence and Historical Trauma among American Indian Youth
Historical trauma has been associated with many health and social issues. However, there is little understanding of how American Indian (AI) youth cope with historical trauma. Sense of Coherence (SOC) provides a promising framework for studying the relationship between resiliency and historical trauma, as it is a theorized mechanism that helps individuals cope with ongoing stress. A multi-method study examining the potential relationship between …
Issue Introduction
Celestial Sojourners in the High Sierras
Response to
Ideally, field studies comparing the effects of different light characteristics would be carried out under uniform natural light and cloud conditions, i. e., cloud ceiling height above ground and percent of sky covered. In this study, designated “overcast” study periods apparently might have had anywhere from a high cloud ceiling, e.g., 2000 m, to one at ground level, e.g., fog. Cloud ceiling information is critical to consider as a variable in t…
Iris Murdoch, Liberal Education and Human Flourishing
Articulating the good of liberal education—what we should teach and why we should teach it—is necessary to resist the subversion of liberal education to economic or political ends and the mania for measurable skills. I argue that Iris Murdoch’s philosophical writings enrich the work of contemporary Aristotelians, such as Joseph Dunne and Alasdair MacIntyre, on these issues. For Murdoch, studies in the arts and intellectual subjects, by connecting…
Effective media communication of disasters
It is clear that PIO's and journalists play crucial roles in shaping public response to terrorism and other disasters. The findings from this formative research suggest that perspectives and organizational processes often limit effective communication between these groups; though practical solutions such as participation of journalists in drills, scenario exercises, sharing of informational resources, and raising awareness at professional trade m…
Mapping Mainstream and Fringe Medicine on the Internet
This report describes a system that monitors Internet discussion groups and Web sites for evidence that public interest in herbal remedies is outpacing the available scientific evidence regarding herbal remedies. Using content analysis and bibliometric techniques, this system can identify emerging unorthodox practices and beliefs related to health and medicine. In addition, this system can map the diffusion of health-related claims across Interne…
Development and evaluation of a decision aid for patients with stage IV non‐small cell lung cancer
Although guidelines for treating stage IV non-small cell lung cancer suggest that the patient's values should be considered in decision-making, there are no practical tools available to assist them with their decision-making. OBJECTIVE: To develop and evaluate a decision aid that incorporates patient values. DESIGN AND SAMPLE: (1) Before/after evaluation with patients referred to a regional cancer centre. (2) Mailed survey of thoracic surgeons an…
Teaching Computers to Watch Television
This article reviews computer science perspectives on video processing and explores the ways in which automated video analysis can be employed in social scientific studies of film and television content
Schooling and Labor Market Consequences of the 1970 State Abortion Reforms
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Computer-Supported Content Analysis
This article reviews recent innovations in software for computer-supported content analysis, focusing on software designed to support quantitative analyses of texts and images. It also reviews recent developments in content analysis theory, recent research on the effectiveness of various coding protocols, and the proliferation of online databases
Science content and social context
Content analysts have made substantial progress in moving beyond the framework in which science news is assessed primarily in terms of accuracy and adequacy, but content-analytic studies of science news remain under-theorized and too narrowly focused. We recommend that content analysts (1) broaden their scope of inquiry to accommodate the great diversity of outlets and audiences for science news, and (2) offer more explicit and rigorous theoretic…
The interpretive turn in media research innovation, iteration, or illusion
The turn toward interpretive media research is often said to portend a break with various media research traditions, including uses and gratifications and social‐structural approaches. A comparison of interpretivism with these approaches suggests two things: First, interpretivism's distinctiveness from earlier work is not always entirely clear. In particular, a comparison of interpretivism with gratifica‐tionism in terms of underlying philosophic…
Virginia Woolf
This detailed analysis of the language strategies within ten of Virginia Woolf's longer works allows for a closer evaluation of the technical stages of this author's career. The study looks beyond what she in order to describe how she said it, through her manipulation of language structures. Works discussed include: The Voyage Out, Night and Day, Jacob's Room, Mrs. Dalloway, To The Lighthouse, Orlando, The Waves, The Years, and Between the Acts
Professional service units for public authorities
Robert Frost
Clinical Algorithms for Prehospital Cardiac Care
Algorithms for the prehospital management of cardiac arrhythmias were developed and their use by and value to paramedics evaluated. The algorithms, in booklet form, were distributed to half of the Philadelphia paramedic platoons; paramedics in the other platoons followed a narrative protocol that reflected identical contents. An arrhythmia recognition test given 18 months after the algorithm booklets were introduced showed that paramedics who rec…
Robert Frost and Sidney Cox
Frost's "Sound of Sense" and a Popular Audience
ROBERT FROST, forty years old, returned from England to America in February I9I5. Flushed with the triumphant reception of A Boy's Will (19I3) and North of Boston (1914) in England, he had been flatteringly welcomed by influential Boston literati. Being a celebrity delighted Frost; but it did not provide him with an income. Leaving Boston for New Hampshire's White Mountains where he could live cheaply, Frost, late that spring, moved to a modest f…
Ethnology
Computer-Supported Content Analysis
This article reviews recent innovations in software for computer-supported content analysis, focusing on software designed to support quantitative analyses of texts and images. It also reviews recent developments in content analysis theory, recent research on the effectiveness of various coding protocols, and the proliferation of online databases
Organizational Lag
From a theoretical as well as a practical point of view it is important to increase our understanding of recurrent processes in organizations One such process is innovation which I shall take to mean the implementation of a new idea, whether a product of invention or discovery. The relationship between the rate of innovation and the rate of growth is so widely assumed to be positive that a prodigious amount of effort is expended yearly by governm…
Celestial Sojourners in the High Sierras
Teaching Computers to Watch Television
This article reviews computer science perspectives on video processing and explores the ways in which automated video analysis can be employed in social scientific studies of film and television content
Iris Murdoch, Liberal Education and Human Flourishing
Articulating the good of liberal education—what we should teach and why we should teach it—is necessary to resist the subversion of liberal education to economic or political ends and the mania for measurable skills. I argue that Iris Murdoch’s philosophical writings enrich the work of contemporary Aristotelians, such as Joseph Dunne and Alasdair MacIntyre, on these issues. For Murdoch, studies in the arts and intellectual subjects, by connecting…
French-English Literary Dialect in The Grandissimes
BY THE TIME George Washington Cable wrote The Grandissimes, in 1879, use of the French language in Louisiana was in decline. Like the French speech of England five hundred years before, it could still be heard and would continue to be heard, but its day of dominance was over. Unlike the French of medieval England, of course, this New-World French had been the native language of the European settlers of the area and had become firmly entrenched in…
Organizational Lag
From a theoretical as well as a practical point of view it is important to increase our understanding of recurrent processes in organizations One such process is innovation which I shall take to mean the implementation of a new idea, whether a product of invention or discovery. The relationship between the rate of innovation and the rate of growth is so widely assumed to be positive that a prodigious amount of effort is expended yearly by governm…
French-English Literary Dialect in The Grandissimes
BY THE TIME George Washington Cable wrote The Grandissimes, in 1879, use of the French language in Louisiana was in decline. Like the French speech of England five hundred years before, it could still be heard and would continue to be heard, but its day of dominance was over. Unlike the French of medieval England, of course, this New-World French had been the native language of the European settlers of the area and had become firmly entrenched in…
Diary of a Welsh Swagman, 1869-1894
The application of quantitative indices for health planning to regional health service areas in vermont
Some Questions for Bridge Builders
Frost's "Sound of Sense" and a Popular Audience
ROBERT FROST, forty years old, returned from England to America in February I9I5. Flushed with the triumphant reception of A Boy's Will (19I3) and North of Boston (1914) in England, he had been flatteringly welcomed by influential Boston literati. Being a celebrity delighted Frost; but it did not provide him with an income. Leaving Boston for New Hampshire's White Mountains where he could live cheaply, Frost, late that spring, moved to a modest f…
Ethnology
Robert Frost and Sidney Cox
Clinical Algorithms for Prehospital Cardiac Care
Algorithms for the prehospital management of cardiac arrhythmias were developed and their use by and value to paramedics evaluated. The algorithms, in booklet form, were distributed to half of the Philadelphia paramedic platoons; paramedics in the other platoons followed a narrative protocol that reflected identical contents. An arrhythmia recognition test given 18 months after the algorithm booklets were introduced showed that paramedics who rec…
Robert Frost
Professional service units for public authorities
The interpretive turn in media research innovation, iteration, or illusion
The turn toward interpretive media research is often said to portend a break with various media research traditions, including uses and gratifications and social‐structural approaches. A comparison of interpretivism with these approaches suggests two things: First, interpretivism's distinctiveness from earlier work is not always entirely clear. In particular, a comparison of interpretivism with gratifica‐tionism in terms of underlying philosophic…
Virginia Woolf
This detailed analysis of the language strategies within ten of Virginia Woolf's longer works allows for a closer evaluation of the technical stages of this author's career. The study looks beyond what she in order to describe how she said it, through her manipulation of language structures. Works discussed include: The Voyage Out, Night and Day, Jacob's Room, Mrs. Dalloway, To The Lighthouse, Orlando, The Waves, The Years, and Between the Acts
Science content and social context
Content analysts have made substantial progress in moving beyond the framework in which science news is assessed primarily in terms of accuracy and adequacy, but content-analytic studies of science news remain under-theorized and too narrowly focused. We recommend that content analysts (1) broaden their scope of inquiry to accommodate the great diversity of outlets and audiences for science news, and (2) offer more explicit and rigorous theoretic…
Schooling and Labor Market Consequences of the 1970 State Abortion Reforms
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Computer-Supported Content Analysis
This article reviews recent innovations in software for computer-supported content analysis, focusing on software designed to support quantitative analyses of texts and images. It also reviews recent developments in content analysis theory, recent research on the effectiveness of various coding protocols, and the proliferation of online databases
Development and evaluation of a decision aid for patients with stage IV non‐small cell lung cancer
Although guidelines for treating stage IV non-small cell lung cancer suggest that the patient's values should be considered in decision-making, there are no practical tools available to assist them with their decision-making. OBJECTIVE: To develop and evaluate a decision aid that incorporates patient values. DESIGN AND SAMPLE: (1) Before/after evaluation with patients referred to a regional cancer centre. (2) Mailed survey of thoracic surgeons an…
Teaching Computers to Watch Television
This article reviews computer science perspectives on video processing and explores the ways in which automated video analysis can be employed in social scientific studies of film and television content
Mapping Mainstream and Fringe Medicine on the Internet
This report describes a system that monitors Internet discussion groups and Web sites for evidence that public interest in herbal remedies is outpacing the available scientific evidence regarding herbal remedies. Using content analysis and bibliometric techniques, this system can identify emerging unorthodox practices and beliefs related to health and medicine. In addition, this system can map the diffusion of health-related claims across Interne…
Effective media communication of disasters
It is clear that PIO's and journalists play crucial roles in shaping public response to terrorism and other disasters. The findings from this formative research suggest that perspectives and organizational processes often limit effective communication between these groups; though practical solutions such as participation of journalists in drills, scenario exercises, sharing of informational resources, and raising awareness at professional trade m…
Iris Murdoch, Liberal Education and Human Flourishing
Articulating the good of liberal education—what we should teach and why we should teach it—is necessary to resist the subversion of liberal education to economic or political ends and the mania for measurable skills. I argue that Iris Murdoch’s philosophical writings enrich the work of contemporary Aristotelians, such as Joseph Dunne and Alasdair MacIntyre, on these issues. For Murdoch, studies in the arts and intellectual subjects, by connecting…
Response to
Ideally, field studies comparing the effects of different light characteristics would be carried out under uniform natural light and cloud conditions, i. e., cloud ceiling height above ground and percent of sky covered. In this study, designated “overcast” study periods apparently might have had anywhere from a high cloud ceiling, e.g., 2000 m, to one at ground level, e.g., fog. Cloud ceiling information is critical to consider as a variable in t…
Celestial Sojourners in the High Sierras
Issue Introduction
Exploring the Relationship between Sense of Coherence and Historical Trauma among American Indian Youth
Historical trauma has been associated with many health and social issues. However, there is little understanding of how American Indian (AI) youth cope with historical trauma. Sense of Coherence (SOC) provides a promising framework for studying the relationship between resiliency and historical trauma, as it is a theorized mechanism that helps individuals cope with ongoing stress. A multi-method study examining the potential relationship between …
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