Jan Burns
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4220481 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jan Burns |
| NOMBRES | Jan |
| APELLIDO | Burns |
| FIRMA | BURNS J |
| AFILIACIONES | Canterbury Christ Church University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7665-4789 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Athletes with intellectual impairments and their support personnel’s experience of anti-doping
No research has examined the anti-doping experiences of athletes with intellectual impairments. We responded to this gap by interviewing athletes and their support personnel (e.g. parents and coaches) about their experience of anti-doping policy and practice. International athletes (N = 10; 20% female) with intellectual impairments and their support personnel (N = 16; 50% female) volunteered to participate in the study. Using an interpretive para…
The Sentient, Skilled and Situated of Sustaining a Physical Activity Career
In comparison to the natural sciences, there is a lack of empirically grounded social scientific research which addresses how people arrive at forming pleasurable interpretations of physical activity participation. Both social and natural conceptualisations of the bodily sensations evoked via physical activity involvement have also been restricted to pain and pleasure and pleasure-displeasure dualisms. Nevertheless, there is general agreement acr…
Young People, Sexuality and the Age of Pornography
The impact of exposure to media coverage of the 2012 Paralympic Games on mixed physical ability interactions
The current work assessed the impact of the 2012 Paralympic Games on psychological factors operating during interactions between physically disabled and nondisabled group members. In a two‐wave longitudinal design, the pre‐ to post‐Paralympic increase in exposure to Paralympic media coverage led to more positive in‐group norms about disabled people's competence and improved intergroup contact quality among both physically disabled and nondisabled…
The Development and Properties of the Support Needs Questionnaire
The Support Needs Questionnaire (SNQ) measures the support people with severe mental illness need to attain valued social roles as a route to social inclusion. Its design derives from Wolfensberger’s Social Role Valorisation theory. It is a clinical tool comprising a comprehensive lifestyle inventory of “universal basic” and “disability” needs; and “revalorisation needs” arising from social devaluation and deep exclusion. The SNQ comprises eight …
Trans men and friendships
While research focusing on friendships of sexual minority individuals has increased over the last two decades, studies of transgender persons’ friendships have been largely absent. Yet, within mainstream literature it has been demonstrated that friendships are central both to identity formation and as support in terms of psychological need and distress. Given that trans people face important identity challenges and may well be disenfranchised wit…
A Disquisition on Pluralism in Qualitative Methods
This article uses a research example as a case study of qualitative pluralism in practice to analyse issues involved. The case was a critical narrative analysis of interview data about clinical psychologists' Personal and Professional Development (PPD). The rationale for a pluralist methodology to address critical research questions is described. To examine participants' PPD in terms of the relationship between individual subjectivities, group id…
Q Methodology and a Delphi Poll
Q methodology and a Delphi poll combined qualitative and quantitative methods to explore definitions of White and Epston's (1990) White, M and Epston, D. 1990. Narrative means to therapeutic ends, New York: Norton. [Google Scholar] narrative approach to therapy among a group of UK practitioners. A Delphi poll was used to generate statements about narrative therapy. The piloting of statements by the Delphi panel identified agreement about theoreti…
What’s love got to do with it
Investigating the psychosocial impact of anti-HIV combination therapies
Developments in anti-HIV medication have meant that people with HIV/AIDS are now living longer, with some authors arguing that HIV should now be defined as a manageable rather than terminal illness. However uncertainty about the long-term efficacy of such treatments remains. This research aimed to examine the psychosocial impact of the new treatments and to explore whether, and in what ways, they affect psychological wellbeing. Clients were also …
Young People, Sexuality and the Age of Pornography
Trans men and friendships
While research focusing on friendships of sexual minority individuals has increased over the last two decades, studies of transgender persons’ friendships have been largely absent. Yet, within mainstream literature it has been demonstrated that friendships are central both to identity formation and as support in terms of psychological need and distress. Given that trans people face important identity challenges and may well be disenfranchised wit…
What’s love got to do with it
The Sentient, Skilled and Situated of Sustaining a Physical Activity Career
In comparison to the natural sciences, there is a lack of empirically grounded social scientific research which addresses how people arrive at forming pleasurable interpretations of physical activity participation. Both social and natural conceptualisations of the bodily sensations evoked via physical activity involvement have also been restricted to pain and pleasure and pleasure-displeasure dualisms. Nevertheless, there is general agreement acr…
The impact of exposure to media coverage of the 2012 Paralympic Games on mixed physical ability interactions
The current work assessed the impact of the 2012 Paralympic Games on psychological factors operating during interactions between physically disabled and nondisabled group members. In a two‐wave longitudinal design, the pre‐ to post‐Paralympic increase in exposure to Paralympic media coverage led to more positive in‐group norms about disabled people's competence and improved intergroup contact quality among both physically disabled and nondisabled…
Q Methodology and a Delphi Poll
Q methodology and a Delphi poll combined qualitative and quantitative methods to explore definitions of White and Epston's (1990) White, M and Epston, D. 1990. Narrative means to therapeutic ends, New York: Norton. [Google Scholar] narrative approach to therapy among a group of UK practitioners. A Delphi poll was used to generate statements about narrative therapy. The piloting of statements by the Delphi panel identified agreement about theoreti…
Investigating the psychosocial impact of anti-HIV combination therapies
Developments in anti-HIV medication have meant that people with HIV/AIDS are now living longer, with some authors arguing that HIV should now be defined as a manageable rather than terminal illness. However uncertainty about the long-term efficacy of such treatments remains. This research aimed to examine the psychosocial impact of the new treatments and to explore whether, and in what ways, they affect psychological wellbeing. Clients were also …
What’s love got to do with it
Q Methodology and a Delphi Poll
Q methodology and a Delphi poll combined qualitative and quantitative methods to explore definitions of White and Epston's (1990) White, M and Epston, D. 1990. Narrative means to therapeutic ends, New York: Norton. [Google Scholar] narrative approach to therapy among a group of UK practitioners. A Delphi poll was used to generate statements about narrative therapy. The piloting of statements by the Delphi panel identified agreement about theoreti…
A Disquisition on Pluralism in Qualitative Methods
This article uses a research example as a case study of qualitative pluralism in practice to analyse issues involved. The case was a critical narrative analysis of interview data about clinical psychologists' Personal and Professional Development (PPD). The rationale for a pluralist methodology to address critical research questions is described. To examine participants' PPD in terms of the relationship between individual subjectivities, group id…
Trans men and friendships
While research focusing on friendships of sexual minority individuals has increased over the last two decades, studies of transgender persons’ friendships have been largely absent. Yet, within mainstream literature it has been demonstrated that friendships are central both to identity formation and as support in terms of psychological need and distress. Given that trans people face important identity challenges and may well be disenfranchised wit…
The Development and Properties of the Support Needs Questionnaire
The Support Needs Questionnaire (SNQ) measures the support people with severe mental illness need to attain valued social roles as a route to social inclusion. Its design derives from Wolfensberger’s Social Role Valorisation theory. It is a clinical tool comprising a comprehensive lifestyle inventory of “universal basic” and “disability” needs; and “revalorisation needs” arising from social devaluation and deep exclusion. The SNQ comprises eight …
The impact of exposure to media coverage of the 2012 Paralympic Games on mixed physical ability interactions
The current work assessed the impact of the 2012 Paralympic Games on psychological factors operating during interactions between physically disabled and nondisabled group members. In a two‐wave longitudinal design, the pre‐ to post‐Paralympic increase in exposure to Paralympic media coverage led to more positive in‐group norms about disabled people's competence and improved intergroup contact quality among both physically disabled and nondisabled…
Young People, Sexuality and the Age of Pornography
The Sentient, Skilled and Situated of Sustaining a Physical Activity Career
In comparison to the natural sciences, there is a lack of empirically grounded social scientific research which addresses how people arrive at forming pleasurable interpretations of physical activity participation. Both social and natural conceptualisations of the bodily sensations evoked via physical activity involvement have also been restricted to pain and pleasure and pleasure-displeasure dualisms. Nevertheless, there is general agreement acr…
Athletes with intellectual impairments and their support personnel’s experience of anti-doping
No research has examined the anti-doping experiences of athletes with intellectual impairments. We responded to this gap by interviewing athletes and their support personnel (e.g. parents and coaches) about their experience of anti-doping policy and practice. International athletes (N = 10; 20% female) with intellectual impairments and their support personnel (N = 16; 50% female) volunteered to participate in the study. Using an interpretive para…
Psychology (9 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Medicine (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Human sexuality (3 obras) · Qualitative research (3 obras)