Automated Versus Manual Methods in the Analysis of Snow Cover

Kitayev, L. M.; Khromova, Tatiana

doi:10.1080/07493878.1998.10642097

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“…It is remarkable, however, that there is no mention of the other Third World post-World War II conflicts in this voluminous literature. Sineps and Draguns (in press) have taken preliminary steps in this respect and have identified some relevant sources in France (Porot, 1956) and Russia (An-dreyeva, 1999;Kitayev-Smyk, 1998;Pykhteyev, Lavrov, Kozlova, & Kotelevskaya, 1998). However, no systematic search of the information scattered throughout the French, Portuguese, and Russian sources has so far been undertaken.…”

Section: Veterans' Problems: the Aftermath Of Vietnam And Similar Warsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Toward a truly international psychology: Beyond English only.

Draguns¹

2001

American Psychologist

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It is contended that the development of a truly international psychology is obstructed at this point by the massive disregard of contributions that are published in languages other than English. The role of English as a mutually agreed-on principal medium of international communication in psychology is endorsed. At the same time, 11 suggestions are presented to overcome the linguistic isolation from the communities of psychologists in which languages other than English are used to disseminate findings and conceptions.

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Section: Veterans' Problems: the Aftermath Of Vietnam And Similar Warsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Toward a truly international psychology: Beyond English only.

Draguns¹

2001

American Psychologist

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“…The experiences of extending EBTs to the treatment of PTSD in South Africa sets the stage for bilateral and multilateral exchanges of information on explicit treatments of demonstrated effectiveness that have evolved in comparable, yet unique, sociocultural and sociohistoric contexts. Sineps and Draguns (2001) proposed comparing the experiences of the French fighting in Algeria (Porot, 1956), Portuguese in Angola, Americans in Vietnam (e.g., Egendorf, 1985), Iraq, and Afghanistan, and Russians in Afghanistan (e.g., Kitayev-Smyk, 1998) and Chechnya, all of them coping with and being treated for battle stress. Most of these conflicts ended before EBTs were introduced.…”

Section: Worldwide Expansion Of Ebt: Current Needs Issues and Opportmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cross-Cultural and International Extensions of Evidence-Based Psychotherapy: Toward More Effective and Sensitive Psychological Services Everywhere

Draguns

2013

An International Journal of Psychological Sciences

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A brief overview is provided of the current state of the efforts to extend the relevance and application of Evidence-Based Treatments (EBT) beyond the Euro-American milieus in which EBTs originated. In the multicultural settings of North America, meta-analyses have demonstrated superior outcomes for culturally adapted psychotherapies as compared with the standard, unmodified versions of the same services. In particular, the key components of effective psychotherapeutic interventions such as empathy, therapist-client relationship, and therapeutic alliance appear to be promising objects for further investigation.Internationally, psychotherapy is widely applicable and effective, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has been extensively studied in multicultural settings in the US, and its investigation in Japan and elsewhere in East Asia has been initiated. Future developments are envisaged in applying EBTs to locally developed and practiced therapies and in continuing to modify imported therapies to fit local needs and meet local expectations. The eventual goal is to answer the question, "What works with whom on a worldwide basis?" and thereby establish a specific empirical link between psychotherapy and culture.

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“…It is remarkable, however, that there is no mention of the other Third World post-World War I1 conflicts in this voluminous literature. Sineps and Draguns (in press) have taken preliminary steps in this respect and have identified some relevant sources in France (Porot, 1956) and Russia (An-dreyeva, 1999;Kitayev-Smyk, 1998;Pykhteyev, Lavrov, Kozlova, & Kotelevskaya, 1998). However, no systematic search of the information scattered throughout the French, Portuguese, and Russian sources has so far been undertaken.…”

Section: Veterans' Problems: the Apemath Of Vietnam And Similar Warsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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2001

American Psychologist

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tion, showing how theoretical models, influenced by the newly developing area of computer science, could provide tools for investigating attention, perception, and memory, problems that had been regarded as totally intractable by earlier behaviorist approaches.By this time, Baddeley's rat experiment had appeared, but Hullian psychology had disappeared. The rapidity with which theoretical fashions changed impressed him and encouraged adopting a style of theorizing whereby the theory kept quite close to the empirical data, in the hope that it would prove more durable, if less exciting, than more ambitious flights of theoretical speculation.Conrad was a brilliant applied psychologist who at this time was carrying out extensive work on the design of codes that is still highly relevant, though rarely heeded. Broadbent's work had suggested the need to consider separate short-term memory (STM) and long-term memory (LTM) systems, and Conrad's observation of acoustic intrusion errors in the recall of letter codes suggested that STM relies on an acoustic code.At this time, Baddeley's own work was principally concerned with LTM, but while Conrad was away on sabbatical, he began to play with Conrad's new phenomenon. Like the sorcerer's apprentice, he was captivated by it and has been working on acoustic similarity ever since. In particular, work with a colleague and friend, Harold Dale, seemed to indicate that whereas STM relied principally on an acoustic code, LTM was more dependent on semantic coding. Baddeley also developed an interest in applied research, including the underwater study of divers, which subsidized a hobby and subsequently led to work with Duncan Godden showing very clear context-dependent memory effects.After nine years in Cambridge, the opportunity arose to join the new University of Sussex. The experimental psychology department there was led by Stewart Sutherland, like Donald Broadbent, a charismatic figure, though of a rather more rumbustious temperament. The department proved to be an extremely open and intellectually lively one. The need to teach also broadened Baddeley's horizons, as did the amval of his first doctoral students, Arnold Wilkins and John Richardson, both of whom have gone on to distinguished research careers. His first postdoctoral fellow, Graham Hitch, joined Baddeley in a project investigating the relation between STM and LTM, a link that was becoming increasingly problematic for existing theories. Their results suggested the need to abandon the idea of a unitary STM in favor of a multicomponent system, to which they applied the already existing term working memory. The model was presented in an invited chapter in 1974 (Baddeley & Hitch, 1974) and has continued to drive the work of both Baddeley and Hitch since that time.The opportunity to work with Elizabeth Warrington at the National Hospital, Queen's Square, London, convinced ' Articulatory was changed to phonological to emphasize the fact that this subsystem is not limited to the articulatory component. The term sketchpad was ...

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Automated Versus Manual Methods in the Analysis of Snow Cover

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Toward a truly international psychology: Beyond English only.

Toward a truly international psychology: Beyond English only.

Cross-Cultural and International Extensions of Evidence-Based Psychotherapy: Toward More Effective and Sensitive Psychological Services Everywhere

2001 award winners.

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