Emily Brown
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3582908 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Emily Brown |
| NOMBRES | Emily |
| APELLIDO | Brown |
| FIRMA | BROWN E |
| AFILIACIONES | Fenway Health |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9266-3431 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1949 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Secondary School Teachers' Perceptions of Teacher‐Student Relationships in Trauma‐Informed Care
Trauma‐informed Care (TIC) initiatives in schools have acknowledged the importance of cultivating strong, supportive relationships between teachers and students. This qualitative phenomenological study aimed to provide an in‐depth examination of the teacher‐student relationship (TSR) building process by obtaining information on U.S. teachers' perspectives on the role of TSRs in TIC delivery. Data were obtained from a nationwide sample of middle a…
The Impacts of Income, Region, and Reason for Placement on Reported Kinship Caregiver Challenges and Needs
Kinship placement has been shown to be superior to foster care in increasing permanency and safety for children. Despite the many benefits of kinship placement, kinship caregivers receive less support than foster family, and this creates unique challenges. This study analyzes data from a state-wide kinship caregiver survey with 868 respondents. Caregivers reported their top three challenges and needs, which were stratified by caregiver-reported i…
People Attribute a Range of Highly-Varied and Socially-Bound Meanings to Naturalistic Sad Facial Expressions
Depictions of sadness are commonplace, and here we aimed to discover and catalogue the complex and nuanced ways that people interpret sad facial expressions. We used a rigorous qualitative methodology to build a thematic framework from 3,243 open-ended responses from 41 people who participated in 2020 and described what they thought sad expressors in 80 images were thinking, feeling, and/or intending to do. Face images were sourced from a novel s…
Are you advocating for me? Social penalties toward teachers that (dis)confirm gender stereotypes during the Covid-19 pandemic
We investigated the effects of gender stereotype violations within the context of teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic as well as whether social penalties for violating gender stereotypes in this domain are moderated by trait levels of gender system justification. Participants (N = 254) rated four hypothetical teaching scenarios where target sex (male or female teacher) and reason for refusal to return to in-person teaching (advocating for one’s…
Racism in child welfare
Racism has resulted in significant disproportionality and disparity in the US child welfare system. Being Black is not an inherent risk factor for child abuse and neglect yet Black children are almost twice as likely to be victims of substantiated abuse and neglect claims compared to other racial groups. Addressing the disproportionality within the child welfare system due to systemic racism falls squarely under the purview of bioethics. In this …
Respect for tradition
The upside of disrupted teaching for neurodiverse and disabled students
Over the past year, many of us have had to adapt our teaching due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While the conditions that have been forced upon are less than ideal, there are far more serious consequen
A Dyadic Perspective on Sexual Agreements Among Same-Sex Male Couples in the United States
Effects of a trauma-informed curriculum on depression, self-efficacy, economic security, and substance use among Tanf participants
These findings suggest that trauma-informed peer support programming improves economic security and self-efficacy and reduces the co-occurrence of depressive symptoms and alcohol use
Multilevel Barriers to Engagement in the HIV Care Continuum Among Residents of the State of Rhode Island Living with HIV
Transformative leadership for women’s rights in Africa
This article charts the journey of over fifteen years of Oxfam’s programming in support of more transformative leadership for African women’s rights. We reflect on lessons learnt from this collective experience and examine the principles, characteristics and strategies emerging from our programming that demonstrate the greatest transformative potential for overcoming women’s exclusion from systems and structures of power and leadership on the Afr…
Concordance in the Reporting of Intimate Partner Violence among Male-Male Couples
Do Male Couples Agree on Their Sexual Agreements? An Analysis of Dyadic Data
Clinically significant depressive symptoms among a diverse sample of same-sex male couples in Atlanta, Boston, and Chicago
Psychosocial and relationship factors are associated with depression outcomes in heterosexual couples. No known research has examined these relationships statistically among both partners within a same-sex male dyad. This study examined how socio-demographics, psychosocial and relationship factors influence depressive symptoms in a large sample of same-sex male couples in Atlanta, Boston, and Chicago. Linear and logistic regression models indicat…
Investment in urban land is on the rise – we need to know who owns our cities
The Role of Care Management as a Population Health Intervention to Address Disparities and Control Hypertension
It may be possible to achieve BP control among both Black and White patients who participate in a few sessions of care management. However, the very limited reach and patient challenges with program completion should raise significant caution with relying on care management alone to improve population BP control and eliminate related disparities
A systematic review of psychosocial interventions for suicidal adolescents
A grounded investigation of game immersion
The term immersion is widely used to describe games but it is not clear what immersion is or indeed if people are using the same word consistently. This paper describes work done to define immersion based on the experiences of gamers. Grounded Theory is used to construct a robust division of immersion into the three levels: engagement, engrossment and total immersion. This division alone suggests new lines for investigating immersion and transfer…
The Supreme Court of Florida and Its Predecessor Courts, 1821-1917
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Do Male Couples Agree on Their Sexual Agreements? An Analysis of Dyadic Data
Transformative leadership for women’s rights in Africa
This article charts the journey of over fifteen years of Oxfam’s programming in support of more transformative leadership for African women’s rights. We reflect on lessons learnt from this collective experience and examine the principles, characteristics and strategies emerging from our programming that demonstrate the greatest transformative potential for overcoming women’s exclusion from systems and structures of power and leadership on the Afr…
Concordance in the Reporting of Intimate Partner Violence among Male-Male Couples
Effects of a trauma-informed curriculum on depression, self-efficacy, economic security, and substance use among Tanf participants
These findings suggest that trauma-informed peer support programming improves economic security and self-efficacy and reduces the co-occurrence of depressive symptoms and alcohol use
Re
The Supreme Court of Florida and Its Predecessor Courts, 1821-1917
A grounded investigation of game immersion
The term immersion is widely used to describe games but it is not clear what immersion is or indeed if people are using the same word consistently. This paper describes work done to define immersion based on the experiences of gamers. Grounded Theory is used to construct a robust division of immersion into the three levels: engagement, engrossment and total immersion. This division alone suggests new lines for investigating immersion and transfer…
A systematic review of psychosocial interventions for suicidal adolescents
Investment in urban land is on the rise – we need to know who owns our cities
The Role of Care Management as a Population Health Intervention to Address Disparities and Control Hypertension
It may be possible to achieve BP control among both Black and White patients who participate in a few sessions of care management. However, the very limited reach and patient challenges with program completion should raise significant caution with relying on care management alone to improve population BP control and eliminate related disparities
Clinically significant depressive symptoms among a diverse sample of same-sex male couples in Atlanta, Boston, and Chicago
Psychosocial and relationship factors are associated with depression outcomes in heterosexual couples. No known research has examined these relationships statistically among both partners within a same-sex male dyad. This study examined how socio-demographics, psychosocial and relationship factors influence depressive symptoms in a large sample of same-sex male couples in Atlanta, Boston, and Chicago. Linear and logistic regression models indicat…
Multilevel Barriers to Engagement in the HIV Care Continuum Among Residents of the State of Rhode Island Living with HIV
Transformative leadership for women’s rights in Africa
This article charts the journey of over fifteen years of Oxfam’s programming in support of more transformative leadership for African women’s rights. We reflect on lessons learnt from this collective experience and examine the principles, characteristics and strategies emerging from our programming that demonstrate the greatest transformative potential for overcoming women’s exclusion from systems and structures of power and leadership on the Afr…
Concordance in the Reporting of Intimate Partner Violence among Male-Male Couples
Do Male Couples Agree on Their Sexual Agreements? An Analysis of Dyadic Data
A Dyadic Perspective on Sexual Agreements Among Same-Sex Male Couples in the United States
Effects of a trauma-informed curriculum on depression, self-efficacy, economic security, and substance use among Tanf participants
These findings suggest that trauma-informed peer support programming improves economic security and self-efficacy and reduces the co-occurrence of depressive symptoms and alcohol use
Respect for tradition
The upside of disrupted teaching for neurodiverse and disabled students
Over the past year, many of us have had to adapt our teaching due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While the conditions that have been forced upon are less than ideal, there are far more serious consequen
Racism in child welfare
Racism has resulted in significant disproportionality and disparity in the US child welfare system. Being Black is not an inherent risk factor for child abuse and neglect yet Black children are almost twice as likely to be victims of substantiated abuse and neglect claims compared to other racial groups. Addressing the disproportionality within the child welfare system due to systemic racism falls squarely under the purview of bioethics. In this …
Are you advocating for me? Social penalties toward teachers that (dis)confirm gender stereotypes during the Covid-19 pandemic
We investigated the effects of gender stereotype violations within the context of teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic as well as whether social penalties for violating gender stereotypes in this domain are moderated by trait levels of gender system justification. Participants (N = 254) rated four hypothetical teaching scenarios where target sex (male or female teacher) and reason for refusal to return to in-person teaching (advocating for one’s…
The Impacts of Income, Region, and Reason for Placement on Reported Kinship Caregiver Challenges and Needs
Kinship placement has been shown to be superior to foster care in increasing permanency and safety for children. Despite the many benefits of kinship placement, kinship caregivers receive less support than foster family, and this creates unique challenges. This study analyzes data from a state-wide kinship caregiver survey with 868 respondents. Caregivers reported their top three challenges and needs, which were stratified by caregiver-reported i…
People Attribute a Range of Highly-Varied and Socially-Bound Meanings to Naturalistic Sad Facial Expressions
Depictions of sadness are commonplace, and here we aimed to discover and catalogue the complex and nuanced ways that people interpret sad facial expressions. We used a rigorous qualitative methodology to build a thematic framework from 3,243 open-ended responses from 41 people who participated in 2020 and described what they thought sad expressors in 80 images were thinking, feeling, and/or intending to do. Face images were sourced from a novel s…
Secondary School Teachers' Perceptions of Teacher‐Student Relationships in Trauma‐Informed Care
Trauma‐informed Care (TIC) initiatives in schools have acknowledged the importance of cultivating strong, supportive relationships between teachers and students. This qualitative phenomenological study aimed to provide an in‐depth examination of the teacher‐student relationship (TSR) building process by obtaining information on U.S. teachers' perspectives on the role of TSRs in TIC delivery. Data were obtained from a nationwide sample of middle a…
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