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This study aimed to explore primary health professionals' perceptions of, and ability, to recognize child physical abuse in their practice.
Abstract:
The objectives of this cross-sectional survey were to assess primary health professionals' perceptions of and ability to recognize child physical abuse in their practice. A random sample was taken of 979 nurses, doctors, and dentists working in primary care in Northern Ireland. The response rate was 44%, and the results showed that 59% of respondents had seen a suspicious case of child more...
International Classification:
Practice/knowledge - child physical abuse
Categories:
child physical abuse
Geography:
Northern Ireland
Br J Community Nurs,
Vol: 9 Page: 332-8 August 2004
M. Russell; A. Lazenbatt; R. Freeman; W. Marcenes
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The aim of this study was to examine children's conceptions of the characteristic features of category members (e.g. religion) and found that their conceptions underwent qualitative developmental changes
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Examined children's conceptions of the characteristic features of category members and found that their conceptions underwent qualitative developmental changes. The authors hypothesized that children initially tend to perceive category members in terms of individual characteristics (i.e., internal dispositions and behavioral patterns) and only later do they conceive of category members more...
International Classification:
Other - religion
Categories:
religion
Geography:
Northern Ireland
Journal of Social Psychology,
Vol: 140 Page: 227-239 2000
Fabio Sani; Mark Bennett; Luisa Agostini; Lucilla Malucchi; Nicola Ferguson
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This study explores the relevance of global/local to understanding ways of 'doing boy/girl' (Butler, 1999; Connell, 2005; Haywood and Mac an Ghiall, 2003) and the contribution that visual sociology can make to this
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This article explores the relevance of global/local to understanding ways of 'doing boy/girl' (Butler, 1999; Connell, 2005; Haywood and Mac an Ghiall, 2003) and the contribution that visual sociology can make to this. Using quantitative and qualitative methods to analyse 10-12 year olds' texts and drawings, the article concludes that despite the highly globalized and rapidly changing more...
International Classification:
Other - perspectives
Categories:
undertanding global local influences
Geography:
Republic of Ireland
Qualitative Research,
Vol: 7 Page: 229-247 2007
Pat O'Connor
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