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The Rational Terrorist: Toward A New Theory Of Terrorism, Robert Maranto
The Rational Terrorist: Toward A New Theory Of Terrorism, Robert Maranto
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Terrorism And The Role Of Security Strategies, Joseph R. Goldman
Terrorism And The Role Of Security Strategies, Joseph R. Goldman
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Introduction: Terrorism And The Terrors Of Definition, Norman W. Provizer
Introduction: Terrorism And The Terrors Of Definition, Norman W. Provizer
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Review Of Project Management In Libraries, Lydia Tang
Review Of Project Management In Libraries, Lydia Tang
Journal of Contemporary Archival Studies
The term “project management” brings to mind images of executive boardrooms or software teams, but projects on a large and small scale happen every day within a library. While many library science programs equip students with technical expertise, not many programs specifically offer project management training. Drawing upon over twenty years of working in public, special, and academic libraries as well as her formal training as a certified project management professional, Carly Wiggins Searcy provides a lean but approachable guide to project management applied to libraries. Using recognizable library-related scenarios, Searcy demystifies and clarifies the relevance of project management techniques …
The Most Important Cog In The System: A Case For Legislative Change To Drive Professionalisation, Stacey Webb, Brett A. Best
The Most Important Cog In The System: A Case For Legislative Change To Drive Professionalisation, Stacey Webb, Brett A. Best
Journal of Interpretation
System theory (ST) explains how signal jamming (SJ) may impede or even reverse processes of professionalization, thereby having a detrimental impact on the quality of services clients receive. In the U.K., there are various metaphorical “cogs” in the Sign Language Interpreting (SLI) system. By applying ST to the profession, we can achieve a better understanding of the current landscape and identify ineffective cogs which potentially disrupt the smooth functioning of other cogs within the system. Improving system operations will result in improved services. We argue that an instigating and mandatory force—legislation—is the central cog that will drive more consistent signaling …
Triad In The Therapy Room - The Interpreter, The Therapist, And The Deaf Person, Miriam Levinger
Triad In The Therapy Room - The Interpreter, The Therapist, And The Deaf Person, Miriam Levinger
Journal of Interpretation
The Deaf Community is increasingly aware of the possibility of receiving professional help in coping with normative developmental tasks as well as with more complex emotional and mental difficulties. This is partly thanks to the development of services that are accessible to this population and the introduction of sign language interpreters into the therapy room for deaf people who know sign language. Although the introduction of interpreters has greatly enhanced communication between the therapist and the recipient of therapeutic services, all three participants must contend with the unique dynamics of the triad thus formed. Using various models, including Bowen’s model …
Deaf Translators: What Are They Thinking?, Janis Cole Ms.
Deaf Translators: What Are They Thinking?, Janis Cole Ms.
Journal of Interpretation
The examination of work performed by Deaf translators in creating translations between written texts and signed languages is an emerging area of inquiry in Translation Studies. Deaf people have been performing ad hoc translations within their community for hundreds of years (Adam, Carty & Stone, 2011; Bartley & Stone, 2008). More recently, Deaf translators have begun to work as paid professionals, creating a new subfield of Translation Studies, one that, to date, is largely unexplored. Using qualitative data, this pilot study examines the thought processes of two Deaf individuals in the rendering of an academic text from written English into …
A Qualitative Exploration Of Work Values And Job Satisfaction Among Sign Language Interpreters, Monique J. Champagne
A Qualitative Exploration Of Work Values And Job Satisfaction Among Sign Language Interpreters, Monique J. Champagne
Journal of Interpretation
The aim of this study was to explore the impact of work values on job satisfaction among sign language interpreters due to an increased risk of burnout. A phenomenological approach was utilized to understand the experiences of nine participants through semi-structured interviews. Results revealed six themes: (1) Autonomy, (2) Altruism, (3) Relationships, (4) Achievement, (5) Safety-Comfort, and (6) Status. Empowerment was found to be encompassed within the themes of Altruism and Relationships. Results of this study were consistent with the Theory of Work Adjustment and Demand-Control Theory and were largely consistent with previous work values research. These results point to …
University American Sign Language (Asl) Second Language Learners: Receptive And Expressive Asl Performance, Jennifer Beal Dr.
University American Sign Language (Asl) Second Language Learners: Receptive And Expressive Asl Performance, Jennifer Beal Dr.
Journal of Interpretation
American Sign Language (ASL) is used by estimates of up to 500,000 people (deaf and hearing) in the United States (Mitchell et al., 2006); however, the majority of users are typically hearing university students, frequently within university interpreting or deaf education preparation programs, who learn ASL as a second language (L2). It is unclear how these learners develop their skills as they progress through university training programs. The present study documents university learners’ receptive and expressive ASL skills, factors related to performance, and self-evaluation and strategy use at the end of their ASL IV course. Both assessments are readily available, …
Book Reviews: Government In The Palmetto State And The Legislative Veto: Congressional Control Of Regulation, Steven K. Smith, William Lasser
Book Reviews: Government In The Palmetto State And The Legislative Veto: Congressional Control Of Regulation, Steven K. Smith, William Lasser
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
On The Ethical Basis Of Bureaucratic Action: Democracy, Rationalization, And Communicative Competence, Steven D. Ealy
On The Ethical Basis Of Bureaucratic Action: Democracy, Rationalization, And Communicative Competence, Steven D. Ealy
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Strategy Choices In Electoral Competition, Gideon Doron, Uri On
Strategy Choices In Electoral Competition, Gideon Doron, Uri On
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Ethics And The New Style Candidate Pollster, Bruce Altschuler
Ethics And The New Style Candidate Pollster, Bruce Altschuler
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Dominant Parties, Economic Trends And West European Election Behavior, H. G. Peter Wallach
Dominant Parties, Economic Trends And West European Election Behavior, H. G. Peter Wallach
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Leisure, Technology, And The Human Good: A Note On The Human Roots Of Political Reform, Peter Augustine Lawler
Leisure, Technology, And The Human Good: A Note On The Human Roots Of Political Reform, Peter Augustine Lawler
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Analyzing The Trends Of Split-Ticket Voting In Israel, Giora Goldberg
Analyzing The Trends Of Split-Ticket Voting In Israel, Giora Goldberg
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
When Judicial Agreement Seems Impossible: Warren Burger, David Bazelon, And The D.C. Court Of Appeals, Charles W. Lamb
When Judicial Agreement Seems Impossible: Warren Burger, David Bazelon, And The D.C. Court Of Appeals, Charles W. Lamb
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Ethics And Public Administration, Peter J. Groen
Ethics And Public Administration, Peter J. Groen
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
A Comparative Analysis Of Public Health Expenditures In The States Of India And The United States: A Two-Nation Test Of Some Alternative Models, Kant Patel, Roger Durand
A Comparative Analysis Of Public Health Expenditures In The States Of India And The United States: A Two-Nation Test Of Some Alternative Models, Kant Patel, Roger Durand
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Psychophysiological Arousal As A Predictor Of Student Protest, Steven A. Peterson
Psychophysiological Arousal As A Predictor Of Student Protest, Steven A. Peterson
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Particular Policies And Public Education: A Research Opportunity, Ruth S. Jones
Particular Policies And Public Education: A Research Opportunity, Ruth S. Jones
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
The Salience Of Religion As A Social Background Variable In Congressional Voting, Raymond Tatalovich, Byron W. Daynes
The Salience Of Religion As A Social Background Variable In Congressional Voting, Raymond Tatalovich, Byron W. Daynes
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Political Leadership, Mobilization And The People's Republic Of China, H. G. Peter Wallach
Political Leadership, Mobilization And The People's Republic Of China, H. G. Peter Wallach
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
National And Other Group Identifications In North Carolina And U. S. National Samples Of College And University Students, Keith S. Petersen
National And Other Group Identifications In North Carolina And U. S. National Samples Of College And University Students, Keith S. Petersen
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Some Effects Of Ideology And Threat Upon The Size Of Opinion Coalitions On The United States Supreme Court, Saul Brenner, Theodore S. Arrington
Some Effects Of Ideology And Threat Upon The Size Of Opinion Coalitions On The United States Supreme Court, Saul Brenner, Theodore S. Arrington
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
The Determinants Of Public Sector Fiscal Variations Among Nations, Kim Quaile Hill, George E. Antunes
The Determinants Of Public Sector Fiscal Variations Among Nations, Kim Quaile Hill, George E. Antunes
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
A Conceptual Framework For The Analysis Of Regional Planning Agency Behavior, Charlie B. Tyer
A Conceptual Framework For The Analysis Of Regional Planning Agency Behavior, Charlie B. Tyer
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Return To Rhetoric: A Case For Co-Operative Discussion, M. Susan Power
Return To Rhetoric: A Case For Co-Operative Discussion, M. Susan Power
Journal of Political Science
No abstract provided.
Estimation Of Available Epinephrine Dose In Expired And Discolored Autoinjectors Via Quantitative Smartphone Imaging, Amirus Saleheen, Bill M. Campbell, Rebecca A. Prosser, Christopher A. Baker
Estimation Of Available Epinephrine Dose In Expired And Discolored Autoinjectors Via Quantitative Smartphone Imaging, Amirus Saleheen, Bill M. Campbell, Rebecca A. Prosser, Christopher A. Baker
United States National Park Service: Publications
Epinephrine autoinjectors (EAIs) are important first aid medications for treating anaphylaxis. A 10-fold price increase over the past 12 years and evidence that expired EAIs may still contain significant doses of available epinephrine have motivated interest in the efficacy of expired EAIs as treatments of last resort. Degradation of expired EAIs, which can be caused by improper storage conditions, results in various degrees of discoloration of the epinephrine solution. Previous studies have determined that significant epinephrine remains available in expired EAIs, but these have only considered EAIs that show no discoloration. Here, we investigate the potential for colorimetric estimation of …
The Importance Of Type I Error Rates When Studying Bias In Monte Carlo Studies In Statistics, Michael Harwell
The Importance Of Type I Error Rates When Studying Bias In Monte Carlo Studies In Statistics, Michael Harwell
Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods
Two common outcomes of Monte Carlo studies in statistics are bias and Type I error rate. Several versions of bias statistics exist but all employ arbitrary cutoffs for deciding when bias is ignorable or non-ignorable. This article argues Type I error rates should be used when assessing bias.