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Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology, 2015
Abstract Outcomes associated with bullying intervention programs have been described in their collective as “disappointing” (Stassen Berger, 2007). As anxiety mounts about the prevalence and severity of bullying incidents in schools, reactive yet ineffective policy initiatives often result (e.g., criminalizing bullying).
Patricia H. Hawley, Anne Williford
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Abstract Outcomes associated with bullying intervention programs have been described in their collective as “disappointing” (Stassen Berger, 2007). As anxiety mounts about the prevalence and severity of bullying incidents in schools, reactive yet ineffective policy initiatives often result (e.g., criminalizing bullying).
Patricia H. Hawley, Anne Williford
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Theoretical perspective on rebound effects from a social science point of view - working paper to prepare empirical psychological and sociological studies in the REBOUND project [PDF]
, 2012 The replacement of appliances and other energy using products by more efficient ones is generally regarded as an effective strategy to reduce energy demand. However, the savings realized by this strategy may be lower than those theoretically expected or calculated from a technological point of view due to changes of behaviour following the acquisition.
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Contemporary Psychology: A Journal of Reviews, 1979
Originally published in Contemporary Psychology: APA Review of Books, 1979, Vol 24(8), 665. Reviews the book, The scientific publication system in social science: A study of the operation of leading professional journals in psychology, sociology, and social work by Duncan Lindsey (1978). The author,
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Originally published in Contemporary Psychology: APA Review of Books, 1979, Vol 24(8), 665. Reviews the book, The scientific publication system in social science: A study of the operation of leading professional journals in psychology, sociology, and social work by Duncan Lindsey (1978). The author,
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2013
This paper is pursuing an overview of the emergence of the notion of “precarity” or “precarious work” in the academic discourse of social sciences. By incorporating precarity in a historical context of labour transformation, we examine both the linguistic origin of the word and the archaeology of its use from the first time, by Bourdieu in 1963 until ...
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This paper is pursuing an overview of the emergence of the notion of “precarity” or “precarious work” in the academic discourse of social sciences. By incorporating precarity in a historical context of labour transformation, we examine both the linguistic origin of the word and the archaeology of its use from the first time, by Bourdieu in 1963 until ...
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