Lisa Thomas
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4265437 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Lisa Thomas |
| NOMBRES | Lisa |
| APELLIDO | Thomas |
| FIRMA | THOMAS L |
| AFILIACIONES | Northumbria University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6567-3439 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1948 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Student perceptions on community well-being in Higher Education
Settings approaches aim to enhance positive mental health and well-being in all community members. Higher Education is an ideal setting for positive mental health promotion, given its scale and the global concern regarding increasing rates of mental health and well-being difficulties in students. Community well-being – ‘being well together’ – provides a lens to explore what initiatives should target to enhance mental health and well-being across …
‘It’s a Candy Store. You Can See the Candies, but the Door Is Closed.’ (Neuro)queering the Hook-Up App Industry in Non-Metropolitan Finland
Industrial time and space produce marginalities and resistance: Queer time rejects linearity and potentiates alternate experiences (Halbertsam, 2005). Today, many experience phones or smartwatches as mediating temporal ruptures in daily lives (Mowlabocus, 2016), and hookup app industries monetise intimacies. Given permanent online connectivity, work and leisure are more porous than in a factory, yet corporate industries mediate marginal socialiti…
The rise and fall of BeReal
Social media has long facilitated self-presentation, but the tension between authenticity and performativity remains. BeReal, launched in 2020, promised a more ‘authentic’ experience by requiring users to share unedited, real-time images. This study examines the platform’s perceived value, its initial appeal, and subsequent decline in user engagement. Through a large-scale qualitative survey ( N = 333), we present motivations for (dis)engagement,…
What Does Community Well-Being Mean in the University Setting? Staff Perspectives on Connection, Compassion, and Culture
Settings approaches are vital for positive health promotion at scale, including mental well-being. These can be designed to fit the local context where people live, work and study. Universities are large employers, and there is a drive for settings-based approaches in the workplace. Community well-being is about “being well together” as a collective, and can be applied to communities based on location as well as communities of shared values, inte…
The political geographies of AI and the manosphere
Hook-Up Apps Complicate Visibility for Rural Queer People
Before the millennium, finding other queer people often involved travelling to a queer venue in a city. Consequently, queer people have been at the forefront of internet technologies such as hook-up apps, namely $2 . Rural hook-up app use is under-researched, and queer visibility may be more carefully negotiated in rural areas than in cities. We carried out a qualitative study to establish whether location and/or technology use shaped social, sex…
Returning to the Body
This article uses a dance-somatic standpoint to explore the complexities of body-technology relations across the virtuality and corporeality of bodies and environments using multi-person Virtual Reality technology (VR). Immersion into a virtual environment (VE) using VR can lead to a sense of presence, of ‘being there’. Dancers move attending to a field of sensation which is felt and tactile, undertaking somatic and sensory practices to de-centre…
Towards purposeful business schools
Building on recent suggestions that business schools’ instrumental (outcomes-focussed) strategies should be replaced by the pursuit of their purpose to enhance the public good, this paper answers the special edition’s call to consider business school futures by presenting a foresight exercise that first conceives, and then illustrates, ways that purpose-driven business schools can extend (deepen and broaden) their external engagement activity. Fr…
Reflections on bodies in lockdown
This article explores the realm of touch across the sensibilities of dance and the everyday, re-visiting The Touch Diaries project, which took place in 2015, and current project The Lockdown Diaries, a collaboration with Studio Wayne McGregor and InTouch in the time of Covid-19
Holding space for an Aboriginal approach towards Curriculum Reconciliation in an Australian university
Since Universities Australia’s Indigenous Strategy recommended a sector-wide approach to ‘closing the gap’ between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, universities have grappled with how to do this. Resisting mainstream approaches to curriculum development that eschew any kind of relational accountability (Wilson, Shawn. 2008. Research is Ceremony: Indigenous Research Methods. Manitoba: Fernwood Publishing) requires entering difficult rela…
The Digital Lives of Student Mothers
A growing body of work explores the well-being of students. However, little work has addressed the experiences of student mothers, who must juggle the demands of study and childcare simultaneously. The rise of the student mother is taking place at a time when student learning and engagement as well as childcare has become highly digitised. Existing literature on work/life balance suggests a key issue for student mothers is management of the work-…
Student Loneliness
The move to university can be difficult for students- a transition often characterised by a risk of loneliness and poor mental health. Previous work highlights the important role social media can play in this transition. We report findings from a large-scale survey of 510 first year undergraduates across the UK, identifying factors that predict student loneliness, and exploring their social media use. Higher levels of social capital, induction sa…
Seeing and feeling in VR
This essay explores the layering of perceptual information across the real and the virtual that occurs when bodies cohabit virtual environments using new commodity-priced virtual reality technologies. Specifically, we take an embodied somatic and dance perspective to better understand and characterise the perceptual gaps between how bodies are seen and how they are felt in virtual environments. Our discussion derives from observations and analysi…
A Cache Within a Cache
Excavation of a cache feature eroding from a sea cliff on the northwest coast of San Nicolas Island produced two redwood boxes containing more than 200 artifacts of Nicoleño, Native Alaskan, and Euroamerican origin, along with four asphaltum-lined basketry water bottles and other artifacts. An abalone shell “treasure-box” was found inside the western box of the feature that included a large black abalone shell dish containing 20 items and a secon…
I feel your pain’
This paper focuses on the interaction between a rapidly changing media and the policy responses of UK governments, faced with terrorist violence which has evolved in form and intent. New Labour’s final term in office was dominated by the tension between the competing claims of liberty and security, expressed in Tony Blair’s declaration after the 7/7 attacks, ‘Let no-one be in any doubt, the rules of the game are changing.’ We argue that insofar a…
Ethnic minority media in London
Reconstructions of “Reality”
This article presents the findings of a textual analysis of BBC1 and Channel 4 news coverage of Israel's historic withdrawal from the Gaza Strip in August 2005. Although events could have been framed in a variety of ways, the findings reveal that there was a noticeable bias towards Israel in the coverage of events by both broadcasters and that the Israelis had a far greater news presence than the Palestinians. In particular, there were a higher n…
Individual Characteristics and Peer Relations of Psychiatrically Hospitalized Aggressive Youths
Housing standards and excess winter mortality
Acoustic analyses of voice have been questioned due to equipment concerns, high intraand inter-subject variability, inconsistent sound collection techniques, and variability in program algorithms. The purpose of this study was to establish normative data for the adult population using a newly developed acoustic measurement system (Voice Evaluation Suite, Vocal Innovations). 60 participants, ages 18 to 65, were enrolled. Acoustic measures were tak…
Further Thoughts on Recall, Memory, and the Measurement of Listening A Rejoinder to Bostrom
Journal Article Further Thoughts on Recall, Memory, and the Measurement of Listening: A Rejoinder to Bostrom Get access L. Todd Thomas, L. Todd Thomas 1L. Toad Thomas (Ph.D., Indiana University, 1994) is a corporate trainer for Rockwell International in Cedar Rapids, IA Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Timothy R. Levine Timothy R. Levine 2Timothy R. Levine is an associate professor of speech at the Universi…
Mining Error Variance and Hitting Pay-Dirt
According to traditional error theory, sentiment measurements vary unsystematically from individual to individual. However, we find some patterned deviation in sentiments that characterize subsets of respondents within a seemingly homogeneous population. After demonstrating the existence of such patterns, we report an exploratory study aimed at identifying social characteristics of people with different patterns of sentiments. People embedded in …
Disentangling Listening and Verbal Recall Related But Separate Constructs
This study examines the relationship between verbal recall and listening, using measures of listening behavior as a criterion. Three possible models of the verbal recall-listening relationship are examined: isomorphic, confounding, and recall ability as antecedent to listening. Seventy-three participants were videotaped while interviewing a confederate, and the videotapes were coded for observable listening behaviors. Participants also completed …
Predicting Impressions Created by Combinations of Emotion and Social Identity
Les auteurs s'interessent a la facon dont les emotions transforment les identites sociales dans le but de determiner si le processus de formation des impressions est different selon que l'on utilise des emotions ou des traits. L'experience rapportee s'attache a montrer que l'on peut predire les impressions a partir de l'emotion et de l'identite
Qaraqalpaq Grammar, Part I
Mining Error Variance and Hitting Pay-Dirt
According to traditional error theory, sentiment measurements vary unsystematically from individual to individual. However, we find some patterned deviation in sentiments that characterize subsets of respondents within a seemingly homogeneous population. After demonstrating the existence of such patterns, we report an exploratory study aimed at identifying social characteristics of people with different patterns of sentiments. People embedded in …
Predicting Impressions Created by Combinations of Emotion and Social Identity
Les auteurs s'interessent a la facon dont les emotions transforment les identites sociales dans le but de determiner si le processus de formation des impressions est different selon que l'on utilise des emotions ou des traits. L'experience rapportee s'attache a montrer que l'on peut predire les impressions a partir de l'emotion et de l'identite
Towards purposeful business schools
Building on recent suggestions that business schools’ instrumental (outcomes-focussed) strategies should be replaced by the pursuit of their purpose to enhance the public good, this paper answers the special edition’s call to consider business school futures by presenting a foresight exercise that first conceives, and then illustrates, ways that purpose-driven business schools can extend (deepen and broaden) their external engagement activity. Fr…
Ethnic minority media in London
Disentangling Listening and Verbal Recall Related But Separate Constructs
This study examines the relationship between verbal recall and listening, using measures of listening behavior as a criterion. Three possible models of the verbal recall-listening relationship are examined: isomorphic, confounding, and recall ability as antecedent to listening. Seventy-three participants were videotaped while interviewing a confederate, and the videotapes were coded for observable listening behaviors. Participants also completed …
A Cache Within a Cache
Excavation of a cache feature eroding from a sea cliff on the northwest coast of San Nicolas Island produced two redwood boxes containing more than 200 artifacts of Nicoleño, Native Alaskan, and Euroamerican origin, along with four asphaltum-lined basketry water bottles and other artifacts. An abalone shell “treasure-box” was found inside the western box of the feature that included a large black abalone shell dish containing 20 items and a secon…
Reconstructions of “Reality”
This article presents the findings of a textual analysis of BBC1 and Channel 4 news coverage of Israel's historic withdrawal from the Gaza Strip in August 2005. Although events could have been framed in a variety of ways, the findings reveal that there was a noticeable bias towards Israel in the coverage of events by both broadcasters and that the Israelis had a far greater news presence than the Palestinians. In particular, there were a higher n…
Housing standards and excess winter mortality
Acoustic analyses of voice have been questioned due to equipment concerns, high intraand inter-subject variability, inconsistent sound collection techniques, and variability in program algorithms. The purpose of this study was to establish normative data for the adult population using a newly developed acoustic measurement system (Voice Evaluation Suite, Vocal Innovations). 60 participants, ages 18 to 65, were enrolled. Acoustic measures were tak…
The political geographies of AI and the manosphere
I feel your pain’
This paper focuses on the interaction between a rapidly changing media and the policy responses of UK governments, faced with terrorist violence which has evolved in form and intent. New Labour’s final term in office was dominated by the tension between the competing claims of liberty and security, expressed in Tony Blair’s declaration after the 7/7 attacks, ‘Let no-one be in any doubt, the rules of the game are changing.’ We argue that insofar a…
Qaraqalpaq Grammar, Part I
Predicting Impressions Created by Combinations of Emotion and Social Identity
Les auteurs s'interessent a la facon dont les emotions transforment les identites sociales dans le but de determiner si le processus de formation des impressions est different selon que l'on utilise des emotions ou des traits. L'experience rapportee s'attache a montrer que l'on peut predire les impressions a partir de l'emotion et de l'identite
Disentangling Listening and Verbal Recall Related But Separate Constructs
This study examines the relationship between verbal recall and listening, using measures of listening behavior as a criterion. Three possible models of the verbal recall-listening relationship are examined: isomorphic, confounding, and recall ability as antecedent to listening. Seventy-three participants were videotaped while interviewing a confederate, and the videotapes were coded for observable listening behaviors. Participants also completed …
Mining Error Variance and Hitting Pay-Dirt
According to traditional error theory, sentiment measurements vary unsystematically from individual to individual. However, we find some patterned deviation in sentiments that characterize subsets of respondents within a seemingly homogeneous population. After demonstrating the existence of such patterns, we report an exploratory study aimed at identifying social characteristics of people with different patterns of sentiments. People embedded in …
Further Thoughts on Recall, Memory, and the Measurement of Listening A Rejoinder to Bostrom
Journal Article Further Thoughts on Recall, Memory, and the Measurement of Listening: A Rejoinder to Bostrom Get access L. Todd Thomas, L. Todd Thomas 1L. Toad Thomas (Ph.D., Indiana University, 1994) is a corporate trainer for Rockwell International in Cedar Rapids, IA Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Timothy R. Levine Timothy R. Levine 2Timothy R. Levine is an associate professor of speech at the Universi…
Individual Characteristics and Peer Relations of Psychiatrically Hospitalized Aggressive Youths
Housing standards and excess winter mortality
Acoustic analyses of voice have been questioned due to equipment concerns, high intraand inter-subject variability, inconsistent sound collection techniques, and variability in program algorithms. The purpose of this study was to establish normative data for the adult population using a newly developed acoustic measurement system (Voice Evaluation Suite, Vocal Innovations). 60 participants, ages 18 to 65, were enrolled. Acoustic measures were tak…
Reconstructions of “Reality”
This article presents the findings of a textual analysis of BBC1 and Channel 4 news coverage of Israel's historic withdrawal from the Gaza Strip in August 2005. Although events could have been framed in a variety of ways, the findings reveal that there was a noticeable bias towards Israel in the coverage of events by both broadcasters and that the Israelis had a far greater news presence than the Palestinians. In particular, there were a higher n…
I feel your pain’
This paper focuses on the interaction between a rapidly changing media and the policy responses of UK governments, faced with terrorist violence which has evolved in form and intent. New Labour’s final term in office was dominated by the tension between the competing claims of liberty and security, expressed in Tony Blair’s declaration after the 7/7 attacks, ‘Let no-one be in any doubt, the rules of the game are changing.’ We argue that insofar a…
Ethnic minority media in London
A Cache Within a Cache
Excavation of a cache feature eroding from a sea cliff on the northwest coast of San Nicolas Island produced two redwood boxes containing more than 200 artifacts of Nicoleño, Native Alaskan, and Euroamerican origin, along with four asphaltum-lined basketry water bottles and other artifacts. An abalone shell “treasure-box” was found inside the western box of the feature that included a large black abalone shell dish containing 20 items and a secon…
Seeing and feeling in VR
This essay explores the layering of perceptual information across the real and the virtual that occurs when bodies cohabit virtual environments using new commodity-priced virtual reality technologies. Specifically, we take an embodied somatic and dance perspective to better understand and characterise the perceptual gaps between how bodies are seen and how they are felt in virtual environments. Our discussion derives from observations and analysi…
Student Loneliness
The move to university can be difficult for students- a transition often characterised by a risk of loneliness and poor mental health. Previous work highlights the important role social media can play in this transition. We report findings from a large-scale survey of 510 first year undergraduates across the UK, identifying factors that predict student loneliness, and exploring their social media use. Higher levels of social capital, induction sa…
Reflections on bodies in lockdown
This article explores the realm of touch across the sensibilities of dance and the everyday, re-visiting The Touch Diaries project, which took place in 2015, and current project The Lockdown Diaries, a collaboration with Studio Wayne McGregor and InTouch in the time of Covid-19
Holding space for an Aboriginal approach towards Curriculum Reconciliation in an Australian university
Since Universities Australia’s Indigenous Strategy recommended a sector-wide approach to ‘closing the gap’ between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, universities have grappled with how to do this. Resisting mainstream approaches to curriculum development that eschew any kind of relational accountability (Wilson, Shawn. 2008. Research is Ceremony: Indigenous Research Methods. Manitoba: Fernwood Publishing) requires entering difficult rela…
The Digital Lives of Student Mothers
A growing body of work explores the well-being of students. However, little work has addressed the experiences of student mothers, who must juggle the demands of study and childcare simultaneously. The rise of the student mother is taking place at a time when student learning and engagement as well as childcare has become highly digitised. Existing literature on work/life balance suggests a key issue for student mothers is management of the work-…
Returning to the Body
This article uses a dance-somatic standpoint to explore the complexities of body-technology relations across the virtuality and corporeality of bodies and environments using multi-person Virtual Reality technology (VR). Immersion into a virtual environment (VE) using VR can lead to a sense of presence, of ‘being there’. Dancers move attending to a field of sensation which is felt and tactile, undertaking somatic and sensory practices to de-centre…
Towards purposeful business schools
Building on recent suggestions that business schools’ instrumental (outcomes-focussed) strategies should be replaced by the pursuit of their purpose to enhance the public good, this paper answers the special edition’s call to consider business school futures by presenting a foresight exercise that first conceives, and then illustrates, ways that purpose-driven business schools can extend (deepen and broaden) their external engagement activity. Fr…
Hook-Up Apps Complicate Visibility for Rural Queer People
Before the millennium, finding other queer people often involved travelling to a queer venue in a city. Consequently, queer people have been at the forefront of internet technologies such as hook-up apps, namely $2 . Rural hook-up app use is under-researched, and queer visibility may be more carefully negotiated in rural areas than in cities. We carried out a qualitative study to establish whether location and/or technology use shaped social, sex…
‘It’s a Candy Store. You Can See the Candies, but the Door Is Closed.’ (Neuro)queering the Hook-Up App Industry in Non-Metropolitan Finland
Industrial time and space produce marginalities and resistance: Queer time rejects linearity and potentiates alternate experiences (Halbertsam, 2005). Today, many experience phones or smartwatches as mediating temporal ruptures in daily lives (Mowlabocus, 2016), and hookup app industries monetise intimacies. Given permanent online connectivity, work and leisure are more porous than in a factory, yet corporate industries mediate marginal socialiti…
The rise and fall of BeReal
Social media has long facilitated self-presentation, but the tension between authenticity and performativity remains. BeReal, launched in 2020, promised a more ‘authentic’ experience by requiring users to share unedited, real-time images. This study examines the platform’s perceived value, its initial appeal, and subsequent decline in user engagement. Through a large-scale qualitative survey ( N = 333), we present motivations for (dis)engagement,…
What Does Community Well-Being Mean in the University Setting? Staff Perspectives on Connection, Compassion, and Culture
Settings approaches are vital for positive health promotion at scale, including mental well-being. These can be designed to fit the local context where people live, work and study. Universities are large employers, and there is a drive for settings-based approaches in the workplace. Community well-being is about “being well together” as a collective, and can be applied to communities based on location as well as communities of shared values, inte…
The political geographies of AI and the manosphere
Student perceptions on community well-being in Higher Education
Settings approaches aim to enhance positive mental health and well-being in all community members. Higher Education is an ideal setting for positive mental health promotion, given its scale and the global concern regarding increasing rates of mental health and well-being difficulties in students. Community well-being – ‘being well together’ – provides a lens to explore what initiatives should target to enhance mental health and well-being across …
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