...Stephen P. Strickland Copyright © 1976-77 by Duke University Press 1976 ...

...Stephen P. Strickland Copyright © 1976-77 by Duke University Press 1976 ...

...Stephen P. Strickland Copyright © 1976-77 by Duke University Press 1976 ...

...Stephen P. Strickland Copyright © 1977 by Duke University Press 1977 ...

...April A. Strickland; Charles S. Taber; Milton Lodge Citizens, especially those who are knowledgeable and care the most about politics, are motivated to defend their beliefs and attitudes in the face of discrepant information. These motivated biases strongly influence the way people think about...

... Strickland, Taber, and Lodge Lomax Cook, Fay. Perspective — The Need for Public Deliberation: Giving the Public a Voice on Affordable Health Insurance, 5:879 – 885 Long, Genia. See Danzon, Johnson, Long, and Furukawa Luft, Harold S. Health Reform: Avoiding the Backlash, 3:485 – 490 1116 Journal...

... Administration, begun in the last issue by Stephen Strickland. It is based on impressions gained through interviews with knowledgeable observers of the Washington health scene and with strategically placed health staffers in HEW...

...Norman C. Thomas Stephen P. Strickland, Politics, Science, and Dread Disease , Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1972, $9.95 cloth Copyright © 1976-77 by Duke University Press 1976 ...

... of the powerful Lasker Lobby in making medical research policy, Stephen I? Strickland comments: l2 For a quarter of a century, a small handful of individuals outside govern- ment have had more to do with final decisions about particular medical research policy decisions than most...

... . Politics, Pressure, and the Tariff. New York: Atherton. Starr , P. 1982 . The Social Transformation of American Medicine. New York: Basic. Stigler , G. 1971 . The Theory of Economic Regulation. Bell Journal of Economics and Management Science 1 : 3 -21. Strickland , S. P. 1972...

... of Medical Inflation” by Ted Marmor and colleagues, and a report from Washington by Steven Strickland, which summarized the goings-on in the world of federal health policy. The next issue included a guest editorial by the president of Blue Cross of North Carolina, an article titled the “Challenge...

..., and the sources of perceived legitimacy for various forms of government intervention to address the spread of obesity. April A. Strickland is a PhD candidate in political science at Stony Brook University. Her main research interests are political psychology, ideology, individual differences, and group...

... Evidence Coronavirus Started in Chinese Lab but Offers No Details .” Guardian , April 30 . Strickland April A. , Taber Charles S. , and Lodge Milton . 2011 . “ Motivated Reasoning and Public Opinion .” Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law 36 , no. 6 : 935 – 44...

... . 1977-78 . Wife-Beating: How Common, and Why? Victimology 2 ( 3-4 ): 443 -58. Straus , Murray , and Richard J. Gelles. 1990 . Physical Violence in American Families. New Brunswick: Transaction Publishers. Strickland , Ruth Ann , and Marcia Lynn Whicker. 1992 . Fetal Endangerment...

... and the Making of a Vast Industry . New York : Basic Books . Strickland S. P. 1972 . Politics, Science, and Dread Disease: A Short History of United States Medical Research Policy . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Wall Street Journal . 2009 . Of NICE and Men. Review and Outlook...

... Wilentz. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2000. 215 pp. $50.00 cloth; $20.00 paper. The History of Regional Medical Programs: The Life and Death of a Small Initiative of the Great Society. Stephen P. Strickland. Lanham, MD: University Press of Amer...

... (as the manipulation approach attempts) but to activate already existing beliefs, prompting what April Strickland, Charles Taber, and Milton Lodge have described in their essay in this issue as “motivated reasoning.” Such efforts may prime individu- als to cue on partisan affiliations, fueling opposition among...

... mobilization and participation. Lawrence Jacobs and Suzanne Mettler synthesize the distinct contri- butions to the Forum section by integrating what they describe as “situ- ational framing,” which focuses on the distinct words used by particular speakers (as illustrated by Strickland, Taber...

.... Smith , G. H. 1993 . A Case Study in Progress: Practice Guidelines and the Affirmative Defense in Maine. Journal of Quality Improvement 19 ( 8 ): 355 -362. Strickland , D. 1993 . Quality of Care under Reform: Practice Guidelines and Report Cards. In A New Deal for American Health Care...

... of last resort” role. -Federal health policies have been shaped largely by the health and medical profesions, the health industries, and hospitals. Those The author thanks Dr. Stephen P. Strickland, currently Vice President of the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, who commissioned...