Rebecca Reynolds
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3817545 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Rebecca Reynolds |
| NOMBRES | Rebecca |
| APELLIDO | Reynolds |
| FIRMA | REYNOLDS R |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Surrey |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0249-955X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 114 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Linking social capital
The ‘Perfect’ PARTNER
The ownership of sex dolls has become an increasingly discussed phenomenon in recent years, with legal scholars and legislators calling for increased regulation and criminalization of such articles. However, our knowledge of sex doll ownership is lacking, and the peer-reviewed literature is especially sparse on detailed phenomenological analyses of the motivations of sex doll owners and their experiences of owning a doll. In this study, we interv…
Sacrifice, Heterology and the Sacred Festival
Efficacy and acceptability of a pilot dietary intervention focusing on self-compassion, goal-setting and self-monitoring
Objective: Overweight and obesity are universal health challenges. Recent evidence emphasises the potential benefits of addressing psychological factors associated with obesity in dietary programmes. This pilot study investigated the efficacy and acceptability of a combined online and face-to-face dietary intervention that used self-compassion, goal-setting and self-monitoring to improve dietary behaviour, as well as psychological factors associa…
A response to Pienaar et al (2018) ‘Problematizing LGBTIQ drug use, governing sexuality and gender
Mobilizing the young vote
Previous studies have shown nonpartisan direct mail interventions have a small turnout effect. It is less clear, however, what effect these interventions have with regard to cognitive mobilization of young voters. We report the results of a large ( N =52,324) experiment conducted during the February 2015 mayoral election in Chicago. A random sample of 22,179 registrants between 18 and 30 were sent a voter guide containing two sets of orienting po…
Conceptualising Austerity in Scotland as a Risk Shift
There is growing recognition that UK austerity measures impact adversely and more acutely on the most disadvantaged individuals, communities and groups. These changes may be understood as representing a shift of responsibility away from collectives to individuals. This paper explores these issues through the lens of risk analysis. Drawing on case study research from one neighbourhood in one Scottish local authority, it considers how the distincti…
Body Weight, the Home Environment, and Eating Behaviour Across Three Generations of Women
ObjectiveA quasi‐longitudinal design was used to explore how changes in the home environment reflect body weight and eating behaviours in three generations of women across two non‐Mediterranean (UK and Australia) and two Mediterranean countries (Greece and Malta).MethodA within‐ and between‐subjects design was used. The within‐subjects factor was generation (daughters, mothers, and grandmothers). The between‐subjects factor was nationality [Medit…
Homemaking, Homebuilding, and the Significance of Place and Kin in Rural Kyrgyzstan
In rural Kyrgyzstan, homes built by their owners house multigenerational families and are filled with objects that have been bought, made, acquired, and received. Many of them come as gifts cementing alliances with other families through marriage. This article discusses how kelin (daughters-in-law) and their families negotiate aspects of themselves and their relationships through interactions with these objects and places of domesticity. Many stu…
Nine Medieval Tales of Magic
Reinventing the forum
The museum's role as a forum for debate has been augmented by the increasing popularity of new technologies, which allow visitors to generate interpretive content. This paper explores visitor responses to curatorial and non-curatorial content. Twenty-one university students' responses to audio downloads containing multiple perspectives on galleries at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, were sought. The students appreciated different perspect…
The Effects of Hedges in Persuasive Arguments
Drawing together research on persuasion and text comprehension, two experiments test the effects of hedge placement (Experiment 1) and hedge type (Experiment 2) on attitudes, source evaluations, and perceptions of argument strength. Participants read an editorial in support of implementing comprehensive exams at their university. Experiment 1 shows that hedges placed on data statements (and not interpretation statements) lead to negative percepti…
Cyclic Form and the English Mystery Plays
Cyclic Form and the English Mystery Plays is centred upon the five extant English mystery cycles with a view to examining the cyclic form they share. It is based upon consideration of the differences between the texts and upon the underlying assumptions governing this dramatic form. The cycles are extensively compared with practices in the cyclic dramas of France, the German-speaking areas, Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain in the late middle age…
Expanding the concept of parental control
Powers, Hiram
Expanding the concept of parental control
Conceptualising Austerity in Scotland as a Risk Shift
There is growing recognition that UK austerity measures impact adversely and more acutely on the most disadvantaged individuals, communities and groups. These changes may be understood as representing a shift of responsibility away from collectives to individuals. This paper explores these issues through the lens of risk analysis. Drawing on case study research from one neighbourhood in one Scottish local authority, it considers how the distincti…
The Effects of Hedges in Persuasive Arguments
Drawing together research on persuasion and text comprehension, two experiments test the effects of hedge placement (Experiment 1) and hedge type (Experiment 2) on attitudes, source evaluations, and perceptions of argument strength. Participants read an editorial in support of implementing comprehensive exams at their university. Experiment 1 shows that hedges placed on data statements (and not interpretation statements) lead to negative percepti…
Mobilizing the young vote
Previous studies have shown nonpartisan direct mail interventions have a small turnout effect. It is less clear, however, what effect these interventions have with regard to cognitive mobilization of young voters. We report the results of a large ( N =52,324) experiment conducted during the February 2015 mayoral election in Chicago. A random sample of 22,179 registrants between 18 and 30 were sent a voter guide containing two sets of orienting po…
The ‘Perfect’ PARTNER
The ownership of sex dolls has become an increasingly discussed phenomenon in recent years, with legal scholars and legislators calling for increased regulation and criminalization of such articles. However, our knowledge of sex doll ownership is lacking, and the peer-reviewed literature is especially sparse on detailed phenomenological analyses of the motivations of sex doll owners and their experiences of owning a doll. In this study, we interv…
Homemaking, Homebuilding, and the Significance of Place and Kin in Rural Kyrgyzstan
In rural Kyrgyzstan, homes built by their owners house multigenerational families and are filled with objects that have been bought, made, acquired, and received. Many of them come as gifts cementing alliances with other families through marriage. This article discusses how kelin (daughters-in-law) and their families negotiate aspects of themselves and their relationships through interactions with these objects and places of domesticity. Many stu…
Powers, Hiram
Cyclic Form and the English Mystery Plays
Cyclic Form and the English Mystery Plays is centred upon the five extant English mystery cycles with a view to examining the cyclic form they share. It is based upon consideration of the differences between the texts and upon the underlying assumptions governing this dramatic form. The cycles are extensively compared with practices in the cyclic dramas of France, the German-speaking areas, Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain in the late middle age…
Expanding the concept of parental control
The Effects of Hedges in Persuasive Arguments
Drawing together research on persuasion and text comprehension, two experiments test the effects of hedge placement (Experiment 1) and hedge type (Experiment 2) on attitudes, source evaluations, and perceptions of argument strength. Participants read an editorial in support of implementing comprehensive exams at their university. Experiment 1 shows that hedges placed on data statements (and not interpretation statements) lead to negative percepti…
Nine Medieval Tales of Magic
Reinventing the forum
The museum's role as a forum for debate has been augmented by the increasing popularity of new technologies, which allow visitors to generate interpretive content. This paper explores visitor responses to curatorial and non-curatorial content. Twenty-one university students' responses to audio downloads containing multiple perspectives on galleries at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, were sought. The students appreciated different perspect…
Homemaking, Homebuilding, and the Significance of Place and Kin in Rural Kyrgyzstan
In rural Kyrgyzstan, homes built by their owners house multigenerational families and are filled with objects that have been bought, made, acquired, and received. Many of them come as gifts cementing alliances with other families through marriage. This article discusses how kelin (daughters-in-law) and their families negotiate aspects of themselves and their relationships through interactions with these objects and places of domesticity. Many stu…
Conceptualising Austerity in Scotland as a Risk Shift
There is growing recognition that UK austerity measures impact adversely and more acutely on the most disadvantaged individuals, communities and groups. These changes may be understood as representing a shift of responsibility away from collectives to individuals. This paper explores these issues through the lens of risk analysis. Drawing on case study research from one neighbourhood in one Scottish local authority, it considers how the distincti…
Body Weight, the Home Environment, and Eating Behaviour Across Three Generations of Women
ObjectiveA quasi‐longitudinal design was used to explore how changes in the home environment reflect body weight and eating behaviours in three generations of women across two non‐Mediterranean (UK and Australia) and two Mediterranean countries (Greece and Malta).MethodA within‐ and between‐subjects design was used. The within‐subjects factor was generation (daughters, mothers, and grandmothers). The between‐subjects factor was nationality [Medit…
Mobilizing the young vote
Previous studies have shown nonpartisan direct mail interventions have a small turnout effect. It is less clear, however, what effect these interventions have with regard to cognitive mobilization of young voters. We report the results of a large ( N =52,324) experiment conducted during the February 2015 mayoral election in Chicago. A random sample of 22,179 registrants between 18 and 30 were sent a voter guide containing two sets of orienting po…
A response to Pienaar et al (2018) ‘Problematizing LGBTIQ drug use, governing sexuality and gender
Efficacy and acceptability of a pilot dietary intervention focusing on self-compassion, goal-setting and self-monitoring
Objective: Overweight and obesity are universal health challenges. Recent evidence emphasises the potential benefits of addressing psychological factors associated with obesity in dietary programmes. This pilot study investigated the efficacy and acceptability of a combined online and face-to-face dietary intervention that used self-compassion, goal-setting and self-monitoring to improve dietary behaviour, as well as psychological factors associa…
Sacrifice, Heterology and the Sacred Festival
The ‘Perfect’ PARTNER
The ownership of sex dolls has become an increasingly discussed phenomenon in recent years, with legal scholars and legislators calling for increased regulation and criminalization of such articles. However, our knowledge of sex doll ownership is lacking, and the peer-reviewed literature is especially sparse on detailed phenomenological analyses of the motivations of sex doll owners and their experiences of owning a doll. In this study, we interv…
Linking social capital
Sociology (7 obras) · Psychology (6 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Art (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Law (3 obras)