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Cognitive Disengagement Syndrome (CDS) and ADHD Symptoms in an Adult Community Sample: Sleep Problems and Circadian Preference
No full textADHD symptoms and CDS (formerly known as Sluggish Cognitive Tempo; SCT) symptoms have been associated with sleep difficulties and circadian preferences in prior studies. However, these relationships have been less commonly studied in adults (vs. youths). We examined unique associations between CDS and ADHD symptoms and sleep problems and circadian preference in a community sample of adults. We also explored the contribution of CDS factors/subscales to these associations
In the dancer's mind
No full textA Leverhulme Trust funded three-year project led by the University of Plymout
Professional disruption in health regulation: electronic cigarettes in the European Union
No full textHow do professions respond to fast-moving technological changes? Disruptive innovations overturn expectations about how markets function and develop, and they often raise moral, legal and scientific concerns among professionals. Sudden technological changes can result in a state of professional disruption, in which technological change challenges the institutional arrangements of a profession. This article distinguishes between fast and slow processes of professional change, focusing on the role of technology as one cause of fast changes to a profession. Professionals and non-professionals engage in framing contests that draw on cognitive, normative and relational keys to signal their expectations. It is in these framing contests that professionals run the risk of disruption. Drawing on interview data with key policy actors, I investigate electronic cigarettes regulation in the European Union and its recent revision to the Tobacco Products Directive. Medical and public health professionals that control tobacco issues were challenged by a coalition of e-cigarette industry representatives, e-cigarette users, and liberal politicians. The challengers drew on the contending norm of harm reduction in tobacco control, which successfully challenged the centrality of the abstinence norm in the institutional arrangements of the medical and public health professions and their organizational field. By discussing the parallels to other related cases in health regulation, I draw out the implications of the study for researchers and policymakers
Image files for LEXTALE_CH
No full textImage files for web-based administration of LEXTALE_CH. The images are organized into three folders, for (1) instructions and example items in the instructions, (2) lexical (i.e., real) items, and (3) nonce items (i.e., pseudo-characters and non-characters). Details regarding the development and validation of the test are reported in Chan and Chang (2018, "LEXTALE_CH: A quick, character-based proficiency test for Mandarin Chinese", Proceedings of BUCLD 42)
Is a bad will a weak will? Cognitive dispositions modulate folk attributions of weakness of will
No full textData for the paper of the same name to be published at Philosophical Exploration
Global Conflict Data: Introducing the World Handbook of Political Indicators IV
No full textThe World Handbook of Political Indicators IV (WHIV) provides global cross-national daily coverage of contentious politics events – protest, violence, sanctions and relaxations – conducted by governments, insurgents, and civilians. Using auto-coding of Reuters international newswire based on KnowledgeManager,™ the dataset covers 231 countries and territories from January 1, 1990 through December 31, 2004 and includes 40 distinct event forms and a set of standard actors and targets resulting in 264,289 events. WHIV’s breadth of geographic coverage, detailed atomic level event forms, and temporal specificity provides unique opportunities for studying contentious conflict globally and in specific countries. We discuss the uses of these data and the global distribution and trends in protest, political violence and governmental sanctions and relaxations
