Lake Dziengel
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6187063 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Lake Dziengel |
| NOMBRES | Lake |
| APELLIDO | Dziengel |
| FIRMA | DZIENGEL L |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Minnesota, Duluth |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Why DID they have children? Rural midlife women who are childfree
There remain strong social pressures and attitudes in the United States about feminine identity, especially the expectation of conforming to the role of mother. Ideal femininity and being a mother are often intrinsically linked. Childfree women, those women who choose not to become mothers, face limited understanding, appreciation or acceptance to remain in a non-parenting role and are often presumed as less feminine or caring. This qualitative e…
A Be/Coming-Out Model
Sexual orientation, “coming out,” and the impacts of external stressors, resiliency, and losses remains an area not well understood. Being a sexual minority can result in ambiguous losses that potentially complicate established or formative resilience. These types of losses are largely overlooked and little research exists on how these loss(es) impact lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) populations (Boss, 2006 Boss, P. (2…
Renaming, Reclaiming, Renewing the Self
This is an autoethnographic account of seeking double mastectomy as a sexual minority due to advanced fibrocystic scarring. Using social construction, feminist, and ambiguous loss theories, themes of the concept of belonging, challenges of health care systems, reconstruction of identity, and responses of others depict the transformative process of gender identity and sense of self. Discussion of the role of resiliency and ambiguity are addressed,…
Resilience, Ambiguous Loss, and Older Same-Sex Couples
Secondary data analysis examined factors contributing to successful long-term same-sex relationships in older adults. An online survey of couple satisfaction and life factors provided data from 156 participants. Constructivist grounded theory methods were applied to analyze responses to open-ended questions regarding perceived supports and threats and ‘people or things’ contributing to relationship longevity. The resulting Resilience Constellatio…
Advocacy Coalitions and Punctuated Equilibrium in the Same-Sex Marriage Debate
Policy change to actualize same-sex marriage requires planning and practices that can be most effective to advance marriage equality. This case study examines how building and maintaining strong coalitions aided in attainment and preservation of civil rights and protections for same-sex couples in Minnesota. As a historical policy analysis, it dissects collaborative strategies and events that led to a municipal domestic partner ordinance and stat…
A Be/Coming-Out Model
Sexual orientation, “coming out,” and the impacts of external stressors, resiliency, and losses remains an area not well understood. Being a sexual minority can result in ambiguous losses that potentially complicate established or formative resilience. These types of losses are largely overlooked and little research exists on how these loss(es) impact lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) populations (Boss, 2006 Boss, P. (2…
Renaming, Reclaiming, Renewing the Self
This is an autoethnographic account of seeking double mastectomy as a sexual minority due to advanced fibrocystic scarring. Using social construction, feminist, and ambiguous loss theories, themes of the concept of belonging, challenges of health care systems, reconstruction of identity, and responses of others depict the transformative process of gender identity and sense of self. Discussion of the role of resiliency and ambiguity are addressed,…
Resilience, Ambiguous Loss, and Older Same-Sex Couples
Secondary data analysis examined factors contributing to successful long-term same-sex relationships in older adults. An online survey of couple satisfaction and life factors provided data from 156 participants. Constructivist grounded theory methods were applied to analyze responses to open-ended questions regarding perceived supports and threats and ‘people or things’ contributing to relationship longevity. The resulting Resilience Constellatio…
Advocacy Coalitions and Punctuated Equilibrium in the Same-Sex Marriage Debate
Policy change to actualize same-sex marriage requires planning and practices that can be most effective to advance marriage equality. This case study examines how building and maintaining strong coalitions aided in attainment and preservation of civil rights and protections for same-sex couples in Minnesota. As a historical policy analysis, it dissects collaborative strategies and events that led to a municipal domestic partner ordinance and stat…
Advocacy Coalitions and Punctuated Equilibrium in the Same-Sex Marriage Debate
Policy change to actualize same-sex marriage requires planning and practices that can be most effective to advance marriage equality. This case study examines how building and maintaining strong coalitions aided in attainment and preservation of civil rights and protections for same-sex couples in Minnesota. As a historical policy analysis, it dissects collaborative strategies and events that led to a municipal domestic partner ordinance and stat…
Resilience, Ambiguous Loss, and Older Same-Sex Couples
Secondary data analysis examined factors contributing to successful long-term same-sex relationships in older adults. An online survey of couple satisfaction and life factors provided data from 156 participants. Constructivist grounded theory methods were applied to analyze responses to open-ended questions regarding perceived supports and threats and ‘people or things’ contributing to relationship longevity. The resulting Resilience Constellatio…
Renaming, Reclaiming, Renewing the Self
This is an autoethnographic account of seeking double mastectomy as a sexual minority due to advanced fibrocystic scarring. Using social construction, feminist, and ambiguous loss theories, themes of the concept of belonging, challenges of health care systems, reconstruction of identity, and responses of others depict the transformative process of gender identity and sense of self. Discussion of the role of resiliency and ambiguity are addressed,…
A Be/Coming-Out Model
Sexual orientation, “coming out,” and the impacts of external stressors, resiliency, and losses remains an area not well understood. Being a sexual minority can result in ambiguous losses that potentially complicate established or formative resilience. These types of losses are largely overlooked and little research exists on how these loss(es) impact lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) populations (Boss, 2006 Boss, P. (2…
Why DID they have children? Rural midlife women who are childfree
There remain strong social pressures and attitudes in the United States about feminine identity, especially the expectation of conforming to the role of mother. Ideal femininity and being a mother are often intrinsically linked. Childfree women, those women who choose not to become mothers, face limited understanding, appreciation or acceptance to remain in a non-parenting role and are often presumed as less feminine or caring. This qualitative e…
Sociology (5 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Ambiguity (3 obras) · Developmental psychology (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Aesthetics (2 obras) · Clinical Psychology (2 obras)