Power (Psychology) (Latest Articles)

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Does it pay to have a network contact? Social network ties, workplace racial context, and pay outcomes.

30 May 2009 This article investigates how social network use to find work affects pay. Analyses using the Multi-City Study of Urban Inequality consider the extent to which a network contact's influence level affects a job applicant's pay, whether this effect ...
rec_pub_19827176-does-pay-network-contact-social-network-ties-workplace-racial-context.htm

Romantic fantasies of madness and objections to psychotropic medication.

30 May 2009 Many patients object to, and often refuse, psychotropic medications. The exploration-a "defense analysis"-of their objections brings attention to ubiquitous fantasies of madness, which may be feared and concealed as a source of shame, destruction, ...
rec_pub_19620467-romantic-fantasies-madness-objections-psychotropic-medication.htm

Power in our ranks.

30 May 2009
rec_pub_19645318-power-ranks.htm

Complex adaptive chronic care.

30 May 2009 BACKGROUND: The Chronic Care Model (CCM) is widely taken up as the universal operational framework for redesigning health systems to address the increasing chronic disease burden of an ageing population. Chronic care encompasses health promotion, ...
rec_pub_19522913-complex-adaptive-chronic-care.htm

Narrative medicine.

30 May 2009
rec_pub_19697582-narrative-medicine.htm

Powerlessness, marginalized identity, and silencing of health concerns: voiced realities of women living with a mental health diagnosis.

30 May 2009 Using a feminist qualitative approach, this study substantiated many earlier research findings that document how women with a mental health diagnosis experience unequal access to comprehensive health care compared to the general population. Accounts ...
rec_pub_19490225-powerlessness-marginalized-identity-silencing-health-concerns-voiced.htm

Sexual risk-taking among adult dating couples in the United States.

30 May 2009 CONTEXT: Knowledge of sexual and contraceptive behaviors as risk factors for STDs is largely based on women's or men's separate reports of their attitudes and behaviors. Little research has been based on couples. METHODS: Data from the 2005-2006 ...
rec_pub_19493216-sexual-risk-taking-adult-dating-couples-united-states.htm

Lost in the hubbub.

30 May 2009
rec_pub_19552282-lost-hubbub.htm

Mediators of change for multisystemic therapy with juvenile sexual offenders.

30 May 2009 The mediators of favorable multisystemic therapy (MST) outcomes achieved at 12 months postrecruitment were examined within the context of a randomized effectiveness trial with 127 juvenile sexual offenders and their caregivers. Outcome measures ...
rec_pub_19485587-mediators-change-multisystemic-therapy-juvenile-sexual-offenders.htm

Obtaining large-scale funding for empowerment-oriented qualitative research: a report from personal experience.

30 May 2009 Obtaining funding for qualitative research remains a challenge despite greater openness to methodological pluralism. Such hurdles are presumably compounded when the proposed study employs empowerment theory, rendering it susceptible to charges of ...
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