Michael Moore
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3696532 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Michael Moore |
| PRENOMES | Michael |
| SOBRENOME | Moore |
| ASSINATURA | MOORE M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Technion – Israel Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5127-4509 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 57 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 87 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 55 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1973 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Brackenridge's Medical Selection of Life Risks
Exploring the complexities of vaccine sentiment among healthcare and public health professionals
Healthcare workers (HCWs) are at a significantly higher risk of contracting infectious diseases due to their increased exposure. In low-and lower-middle-income countries, the vaccination of HCWs is particularly crucial yet faces numerous implementation challenges. In a review of COVID-19 vaccination hesitancy in HCW worldwide, it was noted that vaccine hesitancy is a documented and persistent phenomenon, with varying prevalence globally and signi…
Protecting the healthcare workers in low- and lower-middle-income countries through vaccination
Healthcare workers play a critical role in providing medical care to individuals and communities. Due to the nature of their work, compared to the general public, healthcare workers are at a higher risk of exposure to infectious diseases, including vaccine-preventable ones. The routine vaccination of healthcare workers in low- and lower-middle-income countries is a critical issue. Vaccination not only protects healthcare workers from contracting …
Non-pharmaceutical interventions and risk of Covid-19 infection
This large observational study found evidence for strong protective effects for individuals from use of face coverings, social distancing (including avoiding crowded places) and handwashing on arriving home on developing COVID-19 infection. We also found evidence for an increased risk associated with other behaviours, possibly from recall bias
Adapting Behavioral Interventions for a Changing Public Health Context
Background: A rigorous approach is needed to inform rapid adaptation and optimisation of behavioral interventions in evolving public health contexts, such as the Covid-19 pandemic. This helps ensure that interventions are relevant, persuasive, and feasible while remaining evidence-based. This paper provides a set of iterative methods to rapidly adapt and optimize an intervention during implementation. These methods are demonstrated through the ex…
Physicians’ and Patients’ Ratings of the Physician-Patient Working Alliance, Adherence, Satisfaction, and Treatment Outcome
The physician-patient relationship is important and essential to the delivery of effective healthcare. The current study examined a measure of this relationship, which we call the physician-patient working alliance (PPWA). We examined it from both perspectives of the medical dyad, simultaneously, which to date has not been done. Data were analyzed via the Actor Partner Interdependence Model to account for the possibility of interdependence in the…
Antimicrobial resistance – moving forward
The "Global Charter for the Public's Health", developed by the WFPHA in association with WHO, is proposed in this article as a tool for implementation of complex public health actions such as AMR
The Ruti trial
Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice with Respect to Antibiotic Use among Chinese Medical Students
High rates of antibiotic self-medication for self-limiting illness and stocking of antibiotics among medical students were observed. Along with the high rates of medical students receiving unnecessary antibiotics from their doctors were observed. The students' knowledge and attitude towards to antibiotics, which drive prescribing, highlight the urgent need for effective antibiotic stewardship and training programs in Chinese healthcare institutes…
You feel like your whole world is caving in
General practitioners are tasked with determining the nature of patients' emotional distress and providing appropriate care. For patients whose symptoms appear to fall near the 'boundaries' of psychiatric disorder, this can be difficult with important implications for treatment. There is a lack of qualitative research among patients with symptoms severe enough to warrant consultation, but where general practitioners have refrained from diagnosis.…
Basics of Game Design
Basics of Game Design is for anyone wanting to become a professional game designer. Focusing on creating the game mechanics for data-driven games, it covers role-playing, real-time strategy, first-person shooter, simulation, and other games. Written by a 25-year veteran of the game industry, the guide offers detailed explanations of how to design t
Dante's Sacred Poem
The Use of Mystery Shopping for Quality Assurance Evaluations of HIV/STI Testing Sites Offering Services to Young Gay and Bisexual Men
Living Well, Living Longer
It has long been known that people living with severe mental illness (e.g. schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, or bipolar disorder) have a life expectancy that is 15-25+ years earlier than that of the general population, mostly due to physical health problems such as cardiovascular disease (1-4). However, access to and uptake of appropriate screening and intervention for physical illness is less common in this population (5,6). There is now …
The 6 Continents Project
To develop social work students’ understanding of the global context of social work, an asynchronous video uploading project was constructed to link social work classrooms on six continents. Students in social work classrooms around the world video-recorded their responses to prompting questions and uploaded them to a project webpage, to which all classrooms had access. Asynchronous uploading allowed students to view and then respond via video to…
Resource loss, religiousness, health, and posttraumatic growth following Hurricane Katrina
This study examined associations among resource loss, religiousness (including general religiousness, religious comfort, and religious strain), posttraumatic growth (PTG), and physical and mental health among a sample of Mississippi university students soon after Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf coast in 2005. Resource loss was negatively associated with health, but positively associated with PTG. Religious comfort was associated with positive outc…
Critical Literacy, Digital Literacies, and Common Core State Standards
In this article, the authors consider ways teachers can bring critical literacy into the classroom using Common Core State Language Arts Standards as a starting point and examining an 11th grader's response to a critical literacy assignment. Furthermore, they explore how teachers can use digital tools to introduce meaningful critical literacy without simply domesticating either of them. The authors conclude by suggesting ways that critical litera…
Life satisfaction and quality in Korean War veterans five decades after the war
BACKGROUND: Military service is considered to be a hidden variable underlying current knowledge about well-being in the elderly. This study aimed to examine life satisfaction and quality of life in Australia's surviving male Korean War veterans and a community comparison group, and to investigate any association with war deployment-related factors. METHODS: Participants completed a postal questionnaire which included the Life Satisfaction Scale, …
God Images following Hurricane Katrina in South Mississippi
God image appears to affect an individual's ability to cope, either positively or negatively, following stressful life events. This qualitative investigation explored God images of Hurricane Katrina survivors two months after the storm along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. A multifaceted, and sometimes paradoxical view of God emerged from participants’ narratives following Hurricane Katrina. The following conceptualizations of God were reported by pa…
Initial Psychometric Properties of the Experiences Questionnaire
Demographic change, social security systems, and savings
Identification of factors that influence authorship name placement and decisions to collaborate in peer-reviewed, education-related publications
Changing Paths
After two decades of marketizing, an array of national and international actors have become concerned with growing global inequality, the failure to reduce the numbers of very poor people in the world, and a perceived global backlash against international economic institutions. This new concern with poverty reduction and the political participation of excluded groups has set the stage for a new politics of inclusion within nations and in the inte…
Changing Paths
After two decades of marketizing, an array of national and international actors have become concerned with growing global inequality, the failure to reduce the numbers of very poor people in the world, and a perceived global backlash against international economic institutions. This new concern with poverty reduction and the political participation of excluded groups has set the stage for a new politics of inclusion within nations and in the inte…
The role of performance indicators in changing the autonomy of the general practice profession in the UK
Demographic change, social security systems, and savings
The role of performance indicators in changing the autonomy of the general practice profession in the UK
Socializing efficacy
Bandura's self‐efficacy (SE) theory claims that if people believe that they can control the outcome of their behaviour, then they can. SE theory positions the self as the centre and originator of change, beginning with control over belief systems, which determine levels of performance. This conception depoliticizes social mechanisms of control, internalizing them within individual cognitive processes. We argue that SE theory emanates from cultura…
An Interdisciplinary Model to Implement General Education
Additional informationNotes on contributorsBarbara HurshBarbara Hursh is assistant to the president, Northeastern Illinois University.Paul HaasPaul Haas is professor of economics and director, Honors ProgramMichael MooreMichael Moore is associate professor of history and liaison officer, the Arts, Bowling Green State University
A cross‐cultural comparison of value systems
Critical Literacy, Digital Literacies, and Common Core State Standards
In this article, the authors consider ways teachers can bring critical literacy into the classroom using Common Core State Language Arts Standards as a starting point and examining an 11th grader's response to a critical literacy assignment. Furthermore, they explore how teachers can use digital tools to introduce meaningful critical literacy without simply domesticating either of them. The authors conclude by suggesting ways that critical litera…
Rating versus ranking in the Rokeach Value Survey
Structural balance and international relations
An international application of Heider's balance theory
The 6 Continents Project
To develop social work students’ understanding of the global context of social work, an asynchronous video uploading project was constructed to link social work classrooms on six continents. Students in social work classrooms around the world video-recorded their responses to prompting questions and uploaded them to a project webpage, to which all classrooms had access. Asynchronous uploading allowed students to view and then respond via video to…
Life satisfaction and quality in Korean War veterans five decades after the war
BACKGROUND: Military service is considered to be a hidden variable underlying current knowledge about well-being in the elderly. This study aimed to examine life satisfaction and quality of life in Australia's surviving male Korean War veterans and a community comparison group, and to investigate any association with war deployment-related factors. METHODS: Participants completed a postal questionnaire which included the Life Satisfaction Scale, …
On Teaching and Learning in College
Changes in attitudes toward education during teacher training
Living Well, Living Longer
It has long been known that people living with severe mental illness (e.g. schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, or bipolar disorder) have a life expectancy that is 15-25+ years earlier than that of the general population, mostly due to physical health problems such as cardiovascular disease (1-4). However, access to and uptake of appropriate screening and intervention for physical illness is less common in this population (5,6). There is now …
On the Signification of Doors and Gates in the Visual Arts
desheim, for the Church of St. Michael, in the beginning of the eleventh century [2, plate 22]; and the main doorway in the Cluniac Abbey of V6zelay, with its tympanum and frieze exceeding in height that of the entrance itself [2, plate 32]. I wish also to call attention to Auguste Rodin's drawing for his 'Gates of Hell' (1886) and Marc Chagall's 'Cemetery Gate' (1917) (Fig. 2). The following discussion, by necessity limited in its scope, is divi…
On the Signification of Walls in Verbal and Visual Art
Walls-think of the great walls of history: The Chinese Wall, the Wailing Wall, the Berlin Wall, the Walls of Jericho and the wall on which the handwriting appeared to Belshazzar. Think of Zechariah's wall of fire and of the waters of the Red Sea which 'were a wall to them on their right hand and on their left'. Remember the walls of literature: Sartre's wall of execution, Shakespeare's 'sweet and lovely wall', and the wall raised in front of your…
Gradients of attraction as a function of disclosure probe intimacy and setting formality
Ambivalence in Attitude Measurement
Gradients of attraction as a function of disclosure probe intimacy and setting formality
Demonstrating the Rationality of an Occupation
The paper examines the ways in which language use contributes to the perceived orderliness of social settings. An analysis is made of the accounts made by 'progressive' clergymen of their occupations in order to demonstrate the techniques by which the clergymen established, maintained, and legitimated the appropriateness of their occupations. The purpose is to show that the clergymen's very presentation of the facts of their social setting establ…
Attitude toward Capital Punishment
Thurstone's “Attitude toward Capital Punishment” scale was found valid and reliable in predicting 44 upper division students' reported vote on the California Death Penalty Proposition. No differential changes in either attitude or estimated probability of the proposition's passing are found in supporters vs opponents of the proposition as a result of the outcome of the vote
Rating versus ranking in the Rokeach Value Survey
A cross‐cultural comparison of value systems
The Evaluation of Instruction at the Israel Institute of Technology
Information is reported upon the factorial validity of a Hebrew version of the Illinois Course Evaluation Questionnaire (CEQ) that was administered in 80 courses given in various science and engineering departments of Technion—Israel Institute of Technology. Reasonable correspondence was attained between the empirical factor structure and that afforded by intuitive or logical item groupings
Traditional Music and Dance of Sikkim
An international application of Heider's balance theory
Changes in attitudes toward education during teacher training
Structural balance and international relations
Linguistic Aggression and Literary Allusion
On the Signification of Walls in Verbal and Visual Art
Walls-think of the great walls of history: The Chinese Wall, the Wailing Wall, the Berlin Wall, the Walls of Jericho and the wall on which the handwriting appeared to Belshazzar. Think of Zechariah's wall of fire and of the waters of the Red Sea which 'were a wall to them on their right hand and on their left'. Remember the walls of literature: Sartre's wall of execution, Shakespeare's 'sweet and lovely wall', and the wall raised in front of your…
Validation of the Attitude Toward Any Practice Scale Through the Use of Ambivalence as a Moderator Variable
Remmers' Attitude Toward Any Practice scale was used to measure 133 undergraduates' attitudes toward three practices. Response scales were modified to permit the expression of both agreement and disagreement with each statement. Thus ambivalence scores in addition to traditional attitude scores were provided. Respondents' attitude scores toward each practice were correlated with criterion measures. The obtained coefficients of concurrent validity…
Public Bureaucracy in the Post-Colonial State
Empirical Statistics
A survey of statistical methods used in 1979 by eight journals of psychology was carried out. Results were compared to those of an identical survey in 1971. Of 76 different methods employed, only nine appeared in at least 5% of the articles. Compared to the previous survey, there was a slight decrease in the use of non-parametric techniques, a moderate increase in the use of correlational techniques and analyses of variance, and a large increase …
Structured Skill Test in Physical Examination
To evaluate 52 fourth-year medical students' skills in giving physical examinations, a list of 89 skills was composed and distributed to students and instructors of a course in introduction to clinical medicine. During the test students were given 10 min. to demonstrate their skills on 10 randomly selected tasks. Three examiners independently evaluated each of the 10 performances. It was demonstrated that such a procedure results in an efficient …
On the Signification of Doors and Gates in the Visual Arts
desheim, for the Church of St. Michael, in the beginning of the eleventh century [2, plate 22]; and the main doorway in the Cluniac Abbey of V6zelay, with its tympanum and frieze exceeding in height that of the entrance itself [2, plate 32]. I wish also to call attention to Auguste Rodin's drawing for his 'Gates of Hell' (1886) and Marc Chagall's 'Cemetery Gate' (1917) (Fig. 2). The following discussion, by necessity limited in its scope, is divi…
On the Signification of Mountains, Towers and Other High Places
High places have long attracted, fascinated and mystified humans. Mountain tops, shrouded in clouds, inaccessible, have been regarded as the abode of gods of diverse religions; the summits of hills, often rendered even higher by sacred stones, have served as sacrificial sites [1]. Gods have been commonly characterized by height, often directly in their appellation: 'He that is above', 'He that is in the sky' and the like [2-4]. How literally this…
Birth Dates and Death Dates
The present research examines possible temporal links between dates of birth and dates of death. A week by week analysis of the deaths of 4,320 eminent North American men who died within four weeks of their birthdays suggests that the period ranging from two weeks before the birthday to two weeks after the birthday is a period of high risk, with the exception that there are relatively few deaths during the week immediately following the birthday …
An Interdisciplinary Model to Implement General Education
Additional informationNotes on contributorsBarbara HurshBarbara Hursh is assistant to the president, Northeastern Illinois University.Paul HaasPaul Haas is professor of economics and director, Honors ProgramMichael MooreMichael Moore is associate professor of history and liaison officer, the Arts, Bowling Green State University
On Teaching and Learning in College
The Relationship Between the Originality of Essays and Variables in the Problem-Discovery Process
The study was conducted to determine whether there is a relationship between problem-discovery and the assessed originality of the written product, and to determine whether problem-finding behavior is observable in student writers. This relationship was examined at two stages: the problem-formulation and problem-solution stages. Two groups of middle school writers, a high creative group and a low creative group, participated in the study. Results…
Psychiatry, Law, and Responsibility
Journal Article Psychiatry, Law, and Responsibility Get access Michael Moore, Law and Psychiatry: Rethinking the Relationship. Cambridge: CUP, 1984. Pp. xiv + 527. Price £35, pb. £11.95. (0-521-25598-8; 0-521-31978-1) Antony Flew Antony Flew York University, Ontario Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 35, Issue 141, October 1985, Pages 425–432, https://doi.org/10.2307/221947…
On the Conjunction of National Holidays and Reported Birthdates
Albert A. Harrison, Nancy J. Struthers, Michael Moore, On the Conjunction of National Holidays and Reported Birthdates: One More Path to Reflected Glory?, Social Psychology Quarterly, Vol. 51, No. 4 (Dec., 1988), pp. 365-370
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