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1. Keep the Coast Guard expeditionary

Author

Hanley, Robert T., LCDR

Subjects
COAST GUARD - United States, ROLES AND MISSIONS - Coast Guard - United States, JOINT FORCES - United States, OPERATION - Iraqi Freedom, DEPLOYMENT - Coast Guard
Abstract

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Published
2004

17. Brush up your Aristotle.

Author

Hanley, Robert F.

Subjects
Legal composition -- Study and teaching, Rhetoric -- Study and teaching
Published
2006

20. Getting to know you.

Author

Hanley, Robert F.

Subjects
Trial practice -- Analysis, Jury selection -- Analysis
Published
1991

22. Locating the Embodied Sense of Self and Examining its Relationship with Psychological Well-Being.

Author

Hanley, Adam Wesley, Lecy, Natalie, and Hanley, Robert

Subjects
PSYCHOLOGICAL well-being, SELF, SUBJECTIVE well-being (Psychology), WELL-being
Abstract

Westerners tend to localize their sense of self in the head, and, to a lesser degree, in the chest. However, single-point, localization studies of the self omit direct exploration of the size and shape of the embodied self. This study explored a) beliefs about the location and spatial distribution of the embodied sense of self, and b) whether individual differences in how the embodied self was represented were associated with psychological and subjective well-being. Results from a sample of 206 American adults confirm extant reports, indicating that the embodied sense of self is most often located in the head and chest. However, results from this study extend previous findings by suggesting that the majority of respondents (70%) located their embodied sense of self in multiple body regions, and individuals that reported a more widely distributed sense of self reported greater well-being. Specifically, a more widely distributed sense of self in the torso was most strongly associated with psychological well-being. No relationship emerged between the distribution of the sense of self in the head and psychological well-being. Results from this study indicate that the sense of self may be located throughout the body, and that locating the sense of self in the torso may have psychological benefit. As such, exploring methods of shifting the sense of self out of the head and into the body may have therapeutic value. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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25. THE PLAINTIFF’S EVIDENCE

Author

Griffiths, Ronald M., Blecher, Maxwell M., Clark,, Merrell E., Rutgers, James E., Meeks, James E., Farmer, William S., von Kalinowski, Julian O., Hanley, Robert F., Bartlit,, Fred H., Salzman, Jerrold E., and Tomlinson, John R.

Published
1977

26. Introductory Remarks

Author

Scanlon, Thomas M., Hanley, Robert F., Areeda, Phillip, Wigmore, John G., Bane, Charles A., Blecher, Maxwell M., MacLaury, Richard J., Hall, George E., Lynn, Edward E., and Robinson, J. William

Published
1973

28. WHAT IS PRICE FIXING?

Author

Hanley, Robert F., Briggs, Taylor R., Barnett, E. William, and Eiger, Lawrence H.

Published
1971

31. [Panel Discussion]

Author

Miller, Michael I., Rothe, Edward W., Alioto, Joseph, Freeman, Lee A., Hanley, Robert F., McSweeney, W. Donald, Mullinix, Edward W., and vanR. Springer, James

Published
1972

37. Rutgers names president as state weighs merging universities

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey -- Officials and employees, Public universities and colleges -- Officials and employees, College presidents -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals
Published
2002

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