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CANADA: MOODY'S ISSUES ANNUAL REPORT ON CITY OF MONTREAL.
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In its annual report on Montreal, Moody's Investors Service says the city's Aa2 long-term debt and issuer ratings reflect stable financial performance supported by predictable property tax revenues, and a large and diverse economic base. The rating also incorporates Montreal's above-average debt burden. "Montreal's stable financial performance has been supported by predictable revenue streams based primarily on property taxes," says Moody's Vice President Debra Roane, lead analyst for Montreal. The city has generated operating surpluses averaging nearly 14% of revenues over ...
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Handbook of Personality Disorders; Theory, Research, and Treatment
Magazine article from: Canadian Psychology
; W. JOHN LIVESLEY (Ed.) Handbook of Personality Disorders: Theory, Research...and impression into an active arena for empirical analysis" (p. 3). Gordon Allport (1938) may not have approved of such a development, but it is consistent...
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The Sum of Our Discontent: Why Numbers Make Us Irrational
Magazine article from: Personnel Psychology
; ...Robert Malthus's theory of population growth to Frederick W Taylor's use of quantification in scientific management...aspects of someone's personality needs to go back and read Gordon Allport, Carl Rogers, and George Kelley for a reality check...
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INVISIBLE BIAS A GROUP OF PSYCHOLOGISTS CLAIM A TEST CAN MEASURE PREJUDICES WE HARBOR WITHOUT EVEN KNOWING IT. THEIR CRITICS SAY THEY ARE POLITICIZING PSYCHOLOGY.
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...years ago by a Harvard psychologist named Gordon W. Allport in "The Nature of Prejudice." Prejudice, Allport wrote, grew from the instinctive way...including other people. According to Allport, we have various automatic expectations...
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York on Ads
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...Korean things - blossoms and buildings - and very superior people. On the sound track are what sound like quotes from W Gordon Allport's classic sociology text The Nature of Prejudice, read by a voice almost certainly filed under "Authority...
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No Pride in Prejudice -- Embracing differences is difficult when hatred, violence remain prevalent in society
Newspaper article from: Yakima Herald-Republic
; ...org, stated. An explanation once given by psychologist Gordon Allport, who studied prejudice, implied that "prejudice takes place in our heads." But he noted Dr. W.E.B. DuBois, a black scholar who lived in the 1800s...
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Pursuing Perfection: People, Groups, and Society.(Review)
Magazine article from: Journal of Phenomenological Psychology
; Leonard W. Doob, Pursuing Perfection: People, Groups, and Society. Westport...life experiences. His contemporaries or mentors included such folks as Gordon Allport, William McDougall, Karl Mannheim, and Max Wertheimer. He was influenced...
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DID WOMEN LISTEN TO NEWS? A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF LANDMARK RADIO AUDIENCE RESEARCH (1935-1948)
Magazine article from: Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly
; ...of Radio by Hadley Cantril and Gordon W. Allport was published, it was an attempt...Douglas examined Cantril and Allport's The Psychology of Radio, along...of Radio (1935) by Cantril and Allport; Radio and the Printed Page...
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Jeremiah as a Messenger of Hope in Crisis
Magazine article from: Interpretation
; ...survive a world in which irrationality, violence, and loss are more tangible than moral coherence and meaning. As Gordon W. Allport notes in the foreword to Victor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning, "to live is to suffer, to survive is to...
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Reflection for the day [194 153 ]
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; So many tangles in life are ultimately hopeless that we have no appropriate sword other than laughter. Gordon W. Allport
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Bright Radical Star: Black Freedom and White Supremacy on the Hawkeye Frontier.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: The Historian
; ...ethnocultural characteristics, he interprets their motivation through the personality theories of Robert K. Merton, Gordon W. Allport, and Thomas F. Pettigrew: most white Iowans did not hold deep-seated prejudice and only needed firm leadership...
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