Charles Windle
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 368166 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Charles Windle |
| PRENOMES | Charles |
| SOBRENOME | Windle |
| ASSINATURA | WINDLE C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | National Institute of Mental Health |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 62 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1952 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1991 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Nimh support of rural mental health
Nimh support of rural mental health
The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) emphasizes improved mental health and mental health services in rural areas through funding for research projects and research centers. NIMH also supports related activities including state planning, improvement of state data systems, protection of and advocacy for mentally ill individuals, disaster relief, professional training, and education concerning depression. Other important components include…
The contrasting careers of two structural types of CMHCs
A Test of the 'Deviant Deviance' Hypothesis
Client participation in CMHC program evaluation
A framework for understanding participation in Community Mental Health Services
Stimulating equity of CMHC services to non-whites
Another role for citizens
Correlates of community mental health center underservice to non-whites
The relationships between relatively low utilization rates for non-whites and catchment area demography and center service characteristics were examined for 142 federally funded community mental health centers. Center characteristics were less strongly related to relative utilization by non-whites than were area demographic characteristics. Several characteristics of the black population were among those most highly associated with relative non-w…
Performance measures for mental health programs
Ethnic specificity in the relative minority use and staffing of community mental health centers
Stimulating equity of services to nonwhites in community mental health centers
Community Mental Health Centers and the decreasing use of state mental hospitals
PR aside
A preliminary attempt to measure continuity of care in a Community Mental Health Center
Relative Influence of Linguistic versus Cultural Factors on Free Verbal Associations
The extent to which differences in word associations between cultural groups are due to linguistic factors or to word meanings and values determined by culture was examined in the continued free word associations of Koreans in Korean and in English and a U. S. group in English. The influence of cultural background was at least as much as that of language on each of three characteristics examined. Further, much of the difference due to language se…
Factors in the Passage of Sterilization Legislation
Journal Article FACTORS IN THE PASSAGE OF STERILIZATION LEGISLATION: THE CASE OF VIRGINIA Get access CHARLES WINDLE CHARLES WINDLE †† Charles Windle is Assistant Director for Requirements and Plans of theSpecial Operations Research Office at The American UniversityWashington, D.C., which operates under contract with the Department of the Army Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume…
The future of military psychology
Social Status and Family Size of Iranian Industrial Employees
In a recent analysis of the social structure of pre-industrial cities, Sjoberg has suggested that in these cities parents in the urban upper class have more offspring who reach adulthood than do the lower strata.1 He argues that this difference is brought about by the lower mortality of the upper classes rather than by any social class differences in fertility. In view of the increasing number of pre-industrial cities which are exposed to the pro…
Optimizing Military Assistance Training
There are many means employed by the United States to maintain and advance its position throughout the world during the current period of bipolar conflict. The most conspicuous of these are subsumed under what is known as the Mutual Security Program. Nearly half of the approximately $4 billion budgeted during fiscal year 1962 for mutual security went into military assistance. Of this, about $125 million was devoted to the training of foreign mili…
Three Additional Error Terms for Analysis of Variance
Further Studies of Test-Retest Effect on Personality Questionnaires
Test-Retest Effect on Personality Questionnaires
Psychological prognosis of outcome in the mental disorders
Retrospective Evaluation of Psychological Tests as Prognostic Instruments in Mental Disorders
Ethnic specificity in the relative minority use and staffing of community mental health centers
Community Mental Health Centers and the decreasing use of state mental hospitals
PR aside
A preliminary attempt to measure continuity of care in a Community Mental Health Center
A framework for understanding participation in Community Mental Health Services
Stimulating equity of services to nonwhites in community mental health centers
Performance measures for mental health programs
Another role for citizens
Factors in the Passage of Sterilization Legislation
Journal Article FACTORS IN THE PASSAGE OF STERILIZATION LEGISLATION: THE CASE OF VIRGINIA Get access CHARLES WINDLE CHARLES WINDLE †† Charles Windle is Assistant Director for Requirements and Plans of theSpecial Operations Research Office at The American UniversityWashington, D.C., which operates under contract with the Department of the Army Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume…
The future of military psychology
Optimizing Military Assistance Training
There are many means employed by the United States to maintain and advance its position throughout the world during the current period of bipolar conflict. The most conspicuous of these are subsumed under what is known as the Mutual Security Program. Nearly half of the approximately $4 billion budgeted during fiscal year 1962 for mutual security went into military assistance. Of this, about $125 million was devoted to the training of foreign mili…
The contrasting careers of two structural types of CMHCs
Client participation in CMHC program evaluation
Psychological tests in psychopathological prognosis
Retrospective Evaluation of Psychological Tests as Prognostic Instruments in Mental Disorders
Test-Retest Effect on Personality Questionnaires
Psychological prognosis of outcome in the mental disorders
Further Studies of Test-Retest Effect on Personality Questionnaires
Three Additional Error Terms for Analysis of Variance
Optimizing Military Assistance Training
There are many means employed by the United States to maintain and advance its position throughout the world during the current period of bipolar conflict. The most conspicuous of these are subsumed under what is known as the Mutual Security Program. Nearly half of the approximately $4 billion budgeted during fiscal year 1962 for mutual security went into military assistance. Of this, about $125 million was devoted to the training of foreign mili…
Social Status and Family Size of Iranian Industrial Employees
In a recent analysis of the social structure of pre-industrial cities, Sjoberg has suggested that in these cities parents in the urban upper class have more offspring who reach adulthood than do the lower strata.1 He argues that this difference is brought about by the lower mortality of the upper classes rather than by any social class differences in fertility. In view of the increasing number of pre-industrial cities which are exposed to the pro…
The future of military psychology
Factors in the Passage of Sterilization Legislation
Journal Article FACTORS IN THE PASSAGE OF STERILIZATION LEGISLATION: THE CASE OF VIRGINIA Get access CHARLES WINDLE CHARLES WINDLE †† Charles Windle is Assistant Director for Requirements and Plans of theSpecial Operations Research Office at The American UniversityWashington, D.C., which operates under contract with the Department of the Army Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume…
Relative Influence of Linguistic versus Cultural Factors on Free Verbal Associations
The extent to which differences in word associations between cultural groups are due to linguistic factors or to word meanings and values determined by culture was examined in the continued free word associations of Koreans in Korean and in English and a U. S. group in English. The influence of cultural background was at least as much as that of language on each of three characteristics examined. Further, much of the difference due to language se…
A preliminary attempt to measure continuity of care in a Community Mental Health Center
PR aside
Community Mental Health Centers and the decreasing use of state mental hospitals
Stimulating equity of services to nonwhites in community mental health centers
Another role for citizens
Correlates of community mental health center underservice to non-whites
The relationships between relatively low utilization rates for non-whites and catchment area demography and center service characteristics were examined for 142 federally funded community mental health centers. Center characteristics were less strongly related to relative utilization by non-whites than were area demographic characteristics. Several characteristics of the black population were among those most highly associated with relative non-w…
Performance measures for mental health programs
Ethnic specificity in the relative minority use and staffing of community mental health centers
Client participation in CMHC program evaluation
A framework for understanding participation in Community Mental Health Services
Stimulating equity of CMHC services to non-whites
A Test of the 'Deviant Deviance' Hypothesis
The contrasting careers of two structural types of CMHCs
Nimh support of rural mental health
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