Thomas E Smith
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3621272 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Thomas E Smith |
| PRENOMES | Thomas E |
| SOBRENOME | Smith |
| ASSINATURA | SMITH T E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Florida State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3742-2138 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 31 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1975 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Associations between Social Adversities and Chronic Medical Conditions in a Statewide Sample of Individuals in Treatment for Mental Illnesses
The Psychiatric Nurse Care Coordinator on a Multi-disciplinary, Community Mental Health Treatment Team
The Social Determinants of Mental Health
Covid-19 Case Rates After Surveillance and Vaccinations in a Statewide Psychiatric Hospital System
Individuals with serious mental illness are particularly vulnerable to COVID-19. The New York State (NYS) Office of Mental Health implemented patient and staff rapid testing, quarantining, and vaccination to limit COVID-19 spread in 23 state-operated psychiatric hospitals between November 2020 and February 2021. COVID-19 infection rates in inpatients and staff decreased by 96% and 71%, respectively, and the NYS population case rate decreased by 6…
Screening and Treatment of Tobacco Use Disorder in Mental Health Clinics in New York State
The 100 Most Influential Contemporary Social Work Faculty as Assessed by the H-Index
The names of faculty employed by the 76 member social work programs of the Group for the Advancement of Doctoral Education in Social Work were retrieved via a web-search. This resulted in a list of 2204 social work faculty. Their individual H-Indices were then obtained, using either the Publish or Perish software, or via manual calculations from Google Scholar. The top 100 most influential contemporary social work faculty were identified, resulti…
Xu Mi’s Network
This paper explores the official and social connections of Xu Mi 許謐 (303-376), one of the founders of the Shangqing 上清 or Higher Clarity movement in Daoism, with the aim of developing a clearer narrative for what was occurring in his social network in the 360s, around the time that his spirit-medium Yang Xi 楊羲 (330-386) was having his visions. Although certain aspects of these connections have been explored by scholars such as Yoshikawa Tadao (19…
Financial therapy in foster care
The introduction of prevention-oriented financial therapy in foster care is presented. Consideration of emotional demands in financial literacy and therapy is examined and remedies provided that address them. Revisions to the five-step model of financial therapy are considered in terms of the needs of foster care client populations. A pared down prevention model provides aging out foster children with a means of successfully navigating lifestyle …
Solution-focused financial therapy with couples
Conflicts over finances are a key reason why marital relationships dissolve. Financial literacy interventions provide a strategy to ameliorate this conflict. Because financial literacy interventions have a mixed history of success, a new model of financial counseling is presented. The model described in this article has three components: transtheoretical indicators of readiness for change, solution-focused therapeutic techniques in negotiating th…
The language of money
This article examines the relationship of personal finance in a narrative-based treatment strategy as applied to couples. It builds on behavioral economics as the undergirding of an approach to financial literacy. By matching the treatment strategy with the stages of readiness for change, couples are able to gradually adopt a financially prudent lifestyle. The authors argue that the couples’ conflicts about personal financial behaviors are a prox…
Mindfulness in financial literacy
Financial education is becoming imperative in a society that has pitfalls for unwary consumers. To ensure effectiveness, educational strategies must take into consideration the readiness of consumers to learn the curriculum. Behavioral economics highlights the obstacles that educators face in promoting financial efficacy. Such obstacles include envy, fear, greed, and other all too familiar human failings. One innovative model, mindfulness, provid…
Sirens' Call
Poor financial decision-making paradigms such as misuse of credit cards exist as ruinous forms of personal debt. Psychiatric and physical health problems arise from financial distress. Significant challenges exist for consumers to become financially solvent. Obstacles that exist in overcoming financial stressors can be explained by behavioral economic theories. These theories explain why consumers make unwise financial decisions. Research, practi…
The Many Faces of Master Redpine
This paper discusses early beliefs concerning Master Redpine, using his biography in the Liexian zhuan as a point of departure. After briefly discussing the Liexian zhuan account’s relationship to ancient rain-making rituals, it illustrates Master Redpine’s relationship with other ancient Chinese rain gods, with reference to the findings of Max Kaltenmark (1953), particularly through their associated colors (red and green) and movements. The auth…
Effects of a Low-Element Challenge Course on Abstinence Self-Efficacy and Group Cohesion
Substance abuse researchers identify self-efficacy and group cohesion as important components in alcohol and other drug-dependency treatment. Objectives: The purpose of this single-group, pretest–posttest study is to explore the therapeutic value of a challenge course intervention on the self-efficacy and group cohesion of nine chemically dependent, adult females. Methods: Data were collected using two validated outcome measures administered befo…
Subject and citizen
Changing the Landscape of an Urban Public Mental Health System
The Discourse of Violence
The Discourse of Violence: Transatlantic Narratives of Lynching during High Imperialism Thomas E. Smith Occurring in the wake of emancipation and coinciding with a period of high imperialism, lynching in the late nineteenth century American South was one example of how violence denied participation in white-led society to colonial peoples. In the United States and throughout Great Britain and her colonies, supporters of white domination drew on l…
Children's Mental Health in Child Welfare
This paper describes a child-focused curriculum developed for child welfare workers and social work students. The results from a focus group evaluation are also provided that highlight how the content areas in the curriculum were perceived by participants in terms of interest, practicality, and importance. The major goal of the curriculum was to educate workers and students on assessment of risk and safety from an ecological perspective while als…
Evaluating Traumatic Incident Reduction Therapy With Female Inmates
Objective: An experimental outcome study with trauma-related symptoms was conducted to examine the effectiveness of traumatic incident reduction (TIR). It is a brief, memory-based, therapeutic intervention and was used to treat symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and low expectancy of success (i.e., low self-efficacy). Method: A randomized pretest-posttest control group design with 123 female inmates in a feder…
The Effects of an Abstinence-Based Sex Education Program on Middle School Students’ Knowledge and Beliefs
A statewide evaluation of the Education Now and Babies Later (ENABL) program was conducted to assess its ability to increase adolescents’ knowledge and beliefs about pregnancy prevention. ENABL is aimed at preventing teenage pregnancy through abstinence. Using a quasiexperimental research methodology, middle school students (N = 1,450) comprised a treatment group (n = 974) and a comparison group (n = 476). Subjects completed a pretest and post-te…
The relationship between personality and quality of life in persons with schizoaffective disorder and schizophrenia
Where Chinese Administrative Practices and Tales of the Strange Converge
Applying Delphi methodology in family therapy research
Alcoholism treatment and marriage and family therapists
A qualitative understanding of reflective-teams II
A qualitative understanding of reflective-teams II
Applying Delphi methodology in family therapy research
Mindfulness in financial literacy
Financial education is becoming imperative in a society that has pitfalls for unwary consumers. To ensure effectiveness, educational strategies must take into consideration the readiness of consumers to learn the curriculum. Behavioral economics highlights the obstacles that educators face in promoting financial efficacy. Such obstacles include envy, fear, greed, and other all too familiar human failings. One innovative model, mindfulness, provid…
Evaluating Traumatic Incident Reduction Therapy With Female Inmates
Objective: An experimental outcome study with trauma-related symptoms was conducted to examine the effectiveness of traumatic incident reduction (TIR). It is a brief, memory-based, therapeutic intervention and was used to treat symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and low expectancy of success (i.e., low self-efficacy). Method: A randomized pretest-posttest control group design with 123 female inmates in a feder…
Covid-19 Case Rates After Surveillance and Vaccinations in a Statewide Psychiatric Hospital System
Individuals with serious mental illness are particularly vulnerable to COVID-19. The New York State (NYS) Office of Mental Health implemented patient and staff rapid testing, quarantining, and vaccination to limit COVID-19 spread in 23 state-operated psychiatric hospitals between November 2020 and February 2021. COVID-19 infection rates in inpatients and staff decreased by 96% and 71%, respectively, and the NYS population case rate decreased by 6…
Solution-focused financial therapy with couples
Conflicts over finances are a key reason why marital relationships dissolve. Financial literacy interventions provide a strategy to ameliorate this conflict. Because financial literacy interventions have a mixed history of success, a new model of financial counseling is presented. The model described in this article has three components: transtheoretical indicators of readiness for change, solution-focused therapeutic techniques in negotiating th…
Effects of a Low-Element Challenge Course on Abstinence Self-Efficacy and Group Cohesion
Substance abuse researchers identify self-efficacy and group cohesion as important components in alcohol and other drug-dependency treatment. Objectives: The purpose of this single-group, pretest–posttest study is to explore the therapeutic value of a challenge course intervention on the self-efficacy and group cohesion of nine chemically dependent, adult females. Methods: Data were collected using two validated outcome measures administered befo…
The Effects of an Abstinence-Based Sex Education Program on Middle School Students’ Knowledge and Beliefs
A statewide evaluation of the Education Now and Babies Later (ENABL) program was conducted to assess its ability to increase adolescents’ knowledge and beliefs about pregnancy prevention. ENABL is aimed at preventing teenage pregnancy through abstinence. Using a quasiexperimental research methodology, middle school students (N = 1,450) comprised a treatment group (n = 974) and a comparison group (n = 476). Subjects completed a pretest and post-te…
Interviewing-Skills Training
After completing a pretraining assessment battery, 23 graduate student subjects were,assigned randomly either to an experimental condition, trained in specific inte~ewingskills, or to a delayed-training control condition. Based on videotaped interviews, pretraining to posttraining change scores showed experimental condition subjects superior to control condition subjects on ratings of forward trunk lean, open-ended questions, content and affect s…
The language of money
This article examines the relationship of personal finance in a narrative-based treatment strategy as applied to couples. It builds on behavioral economics as the undergirding of an approach to financial literacy. By matching the treatment strategy with the stages of readiness for change, couples are able to gradually adopt a financially prudent lifestyle. The authors argue that the couples’ conflicts about personal financial behaviors are a prox…
Sirens' Call
Poor financial decision-making paradigms such as misuse of credit cards exist as ruinous forms of personal debt. Psychiatric and physical health problems arise from financial distress. Significant challenges exist for consumers to become financially solvent. Obstacles that exist in overcoming financial stressors can be explained by behavioral economic theories. These theories explain why consumers make unwise financial decisions. Research, practi…
The Discourse of Violence
The Discourse of Violence: Transatlantic Narratives of Lynching during High Imperialism Thomas E. Smith Occurring in the wake of emancipation and coinciding with a period of high imperialism, lynching in the late nineteenth century American South was one example of how violence denied participation in white-led society to colonial peoples. In the United States and throughout Great Britain and her colonies, supporters of white domination drew on l…
Alcoholism treatment and marriage and family therapists
Partitioning and Perceived Crowding in a Public Space
Interviewing-Skills Training
After completing a pretraining assessment battery, 23 graduate student subjects were,assigned randomly either to an experimental condition, trained in specific inte~ewingskills, or to a delayed-training control condition. Based on videotaped interviews, pretraining to posttraining change scores showed experimental condition subjects superior to control condition subjects on ratings of forward trunk lean, open-ended questions, content and affect s…
Crisis-intervention training with paraprofessionals
Effects of brief crisis-intervention training with paraprofessionals were examined by randomly assigning 41 dormitory resident assistants to one of two conditions. Participants in the first received four hours of training in knowledge and skills associated with three crisis-intervention roles: helper, behavior-change agent, and referral source; those in the second served as untrained controls. All then completed an assessment battery including kn…
Behavioral assessment of childhood disorders
Smith Replies
Smith Replies Thomas Edward Smith Thomas Edward Smith School of Social Welfare, University of Wisconsin, -Milwaukee Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Social Work, Volume 29, Issue 3, May-June 1984, Pages 318–319, https://doi.org/10.1093/sw/29.3.318-a Published: 01 May 1984
Alcoholism treatment and marriage and family therapists
A qualitative understanding of reflective-teams II
Where Chinese Administrative Practices and Tales of the Strange Converge
Applying Delphi methodology in family therapy research
The relationship between personality and quality of life in persons with schizoaffective disorder and schizophrenia
The Effects of an Abstinence-Based Sex Education Program on Middle School Students’ Knowledge and Beliefs
A statewide evaluation of the Education Now and Babies Later (ENABL) program was conducted to assess its ability to increase adolescents’ knowledge and beliefs about pregnancy prevention. ENABL is aimed at preventing teenage pregnancy through abstinence. Using a quasiexperimental research methodology, middle school students (N = 1,450) comprised a treatment group (n = 974) and a comparison group (n = 476). Subjects completed a pretest and post-te…
Evaluating Traumatic Incident Reduction Therapy With Female Inmates
Objective: An experimental outcome study with trauma-related symptoms was conducted to examine the effectiveness of traumatic incident reduction (TIR). It is a brief, memory-based, therapeutic intervention and was used to treat symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and low expectancy of success (i.e., low self-efficacy). Method: A randomized pretest-posttest control group design with 123 female inmates in a feder…
Children's Mental Health in Child Welfare
This paper describes a child-focused curriculum developed for child welfare workers and social work students. The results from a focus group evaluation are also provided that highlight how the content areas in the curriculum were perceived by participants in terms of interest, practicality, and importance. The major goal of the curriculum was to educate workers and students on assessment of risk and safety from an ecological perspective while als…
The Discourse of Violence
The Discourse of Violence: Transatlantic Narratives of Lynching during High Imperialism Thomas E. Smith Occurring in the wake of emancipation and coinciding with a period of high imperialism, lynching in the late nineteenth century American South was one example of how violence denied participation in white-led society to colonial peoples. In the United States and throughout Great Britain and her colonies, supporters of white domination drew on l…
Changing the Landscape of an Urban Public Mental Health System
Subject and citizen
Effects of a Low-Element Challenge Course on Abstinence Self-Efficacy and Group Cohesion
Substance abuse researchers identify self-efficacy and group cohesion as important components in alcohol and other drug-dependency treatment. Objectives: The purpose of this single-group, pretest–posttest study is to explore the therapeutic value of a challenge course intervention on the self-efficacy and group cohesion of nine chemically dependent, adult females. Methods: Data were collected using two validated outcome measures administered befo…
The Many Faces of Master Redpine
This paper discusses early beliefs concerning Master Redpine, using his biography in the Liexian zhuan as a point of departure. After briefly discussing the Liexian zhuan account’s relationship to ancient rain-making rituals, it illustrates Master Redpine’s relationship with other ancient Chinese rain gods, with reference to the findings of Max Kaltenmark (1953), particularly through their associated colors (red and green) and movements. The auth…
Sirens' Call
Poor financial decision-making paradigms such as misuse of credit cards exist as ruinous forms of personal debt. Psychiatric and physical health problems arise from financial distress. Significant challenges exist for consumers to become financially solvent. Obstacles that exist in overcoming financial stressors can be explained by behavioral economic theories. These theories explain why consumers make unwise financial decisions. Research, practi…
Solution-focused financial therapy with couples
Conflicts over finances are a key reason why marital relationships dissolve. Financial literacy interventions provide a strategy to ameliorate this conflict. Because financial literacy interventions have a mixed history of success, a new model of financial counseling is presented. The model described in this article has three components: transtheoretical indicators of readiness for change, solution-focused therapeutic techniques in negotiating th…
The language of money
This article examines the relationship of personal finance in a narrative-based treatment strategy as applied to couples. It builds on behavioral economics as the undergirding of an approach to financial literacy. By matching the treatment strategy with the stages of readiness for change, couples are able to gradually adopt a financially prudent lifestyle. The authors argue that the couples’ conflicts about personal financial behaviors are a prox…
Mindfulness in financial literacy
Financial education is becoming imperative in a society that has pitfalls for unwary consumers. To ensure effectiveness, educational strategies must take into consideration the readiness of consumers to learn the curriculum. Behavioral economics highlights the obstacles that educators face in promoting financial efficacy. Such obstacles include envy, fear, greed, and other all too familiar human failings. One innovative model, mindfulness, provid…
Xu Mi’s Network
This paper explores the official and social connections of Xu Mi 許謐 (303-376), one of the founders of the Shangqing 上清 or Higher Clarity movement in Daoism, with the aim of developing a clearer narrative for what was occurring in his social network in the 360s, around the time that his spirit-medium Yang Xi 楊羲 (330-386) was having his visions. Although certain aspects of these connections have been explored by scholars such as Yoshikawa Tadao (19…
Financial therapy in foster care
The introduction of prevention-oriented financial therapy in foster care is presented. Consideration of emotional demands in financial literacy and therapy is examined and remedies provided that address them. Revisions to the five-step model of financial therapy are considered in terms of the needs of foster care client populations. A pared down prevention model provides aging out foster children with a means of successfully navigating lifestyle …
The 100 Most Influential Contemporary Social Work Faculty as Assessed by the H-Index
The names of faculty employed by the 76 member social work programs of the Group for the Advancement of Doctoral Education in Social Work were retrieved via a web-search. This resulted in a list of 2204 social work faculty. Their individual H-Indices were then obtained, using either the Publish or Perish software, or via manual calculations from Google Scholar. The top 100 most influential contemporary social work faculty were identified, resulti…
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