Emmanuel Janagan Johnson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 641565 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Emmanuel Janagan Johnson |
| NOMBRES | Emmanuel Janagan |
| APELLIDO | Johnson |
| FIRMA | JOHNSON E J |
| AFILIACIONES | Louisiana Christian University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2543-1144 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2013 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
A qualitative study on the educational and psychosocial challenges of social work students and the coping strategies during the Covid 19 pandemic
The COVID-19 “Corona” virus which spread across the entire world infected 228 Countries and Territories around the world and a total of 608,334,993 confirmed cases of the coronavirus COVID-19 that originated from Wuhan, China, and a death toll of 6,496,836 deaths. In the United States, it affected more than 9.4 million people. This has changed the entire lifestyle of the people and schools and colleges were shut down from 16th March 2020 onwards.…
A Study on How Domestic Violence Impacts on the Physical, Psychological, and Financial Conditions of Women and Children in Trinidad and Tobago
An exploratory study on the prevention of school children from violence and abuse
Violence and abuse has become a common phenomenon in early childhood education. It is also difficult to erase from the classroom activities and it may have long-lasting effects on children. In this article, the author sees the significant relationship between bullying and emotional abuse among the children in schools. And also violence and abuse is studied from the perspective of the victims. Primary schools which have experienced violence and ab…
An exploratory research on police officers role to reduce adolescents suicide in Guyana
This study explores the experiences of police officers who engage with suicidal adolescent callers in Guyana. The aim of this study is to explore the police officers experience in dealing with the adolescents who made a non-fatal attempt to commit suicide. Qualitative data were collected from thirteen female police officers aged 23–51 years who are purposively selected, and who are working with the suicide call center run by the Welfare office of…
Exploring the Experiences of Females on Reporting Incidents of Domestic Violence in Trinidad and Tobago
This study offers a contextual analysis of female victims’ experiences with reporting incidents to the police in Trinidad and Tobago and highlights the implications for social work to support victims during the reporting process. Using a mixed-methods induction research design, thirty-one women victims of domestic violence were surveyed to find out their general perceptions and in-depth interviews were performed with eleven women to triangulate t…
Care-giving Coping Strategies Among Mothers with Chronically Ill Children
The purpose of the study is to identify the types of stresses experienced and the coping strategies used by mothers who are responsible for providing care to their chronically ill and disabled children. A qualitative approach was selected to systematically document the experiences and highlight individual coping strategies. Purposive sampling was used in this qualitative pilot study, fifteen (15) mothers who were known to the researcher as well a…
Qualitative study on the experiences of married couples
This phenomenological study explored the subjective marital experiences of Trinidadian couples married for more than twenty years. The purpose of this study is to understand the phenomenon of satisfying, enduring marriages. The data was collected using semi-structured, conversational interviews that were digitally recorded and later transcribed verbatim. The couples were interviewed together by the researcher within their respective homes. The fa…
Social work intervention in adolescent-to-parent abuse
This article is exploratory qualitative research which highlights the importance of interventions in families when the elders in the family are abused. The findings suggest there is a misinterpretation of this form of abuse occurring in homes. Responses from participants clearly shows the nature of the abuse parents were experiencing. Dissemination of information through workshops and literature would benefit first respondents identifying cases o…
Competing meanings of childhood and the social construction of child sexual abuse in the Caribbean
This article examines the dynamic interplay between competing meanings of childhood and the social construction of sexual abuse in the Caribbean. Drawing on qualitative data from a study undertaken in six Caribbean countries, the article suggests that Caribbean childhoods are neither wholly global nor local but hybrid creations of the region's complex historical, social and cultural specificities, real or imagined. As childhood is a concept that …
A Study on How Domestic Violence Impacts on the Physical, Psychological, and Financial Conditions of Women and Children in Trinidad and Tobago
Social work intervention in adolescent-to-parent abuse
This article is exploratory qualitative research which highlights the importance of interventions in families when the elders in the family are abused. The findings suggest there is a misinterpretation of this form of abuse occurring in homes. Responses from participants clearly shows the nature of the abuse parents were experiencing. Dissemination of information through workshops and literature would benefit first respondents identifying cases o…
Qualitative study on the experiences of married couples
This phenomenological study explored the subjective marital experiences of Trinidadian couples married for more than twenty years. The purpose of this study is to understand the phenomenon of satisfying, enduring marriages. The data was collected using semi-structured, conversational interviews that were digitally recorded and later transcribed verbatim. The couples were interviewed together by the researcher within their respective homes. The fa…
Care-giving Coping Strategies Among Mothers with Chronically Ill Children
The purpose of the study is to identify the types of stresses experienced and the coping strategies used by mothers who are responsible for providing care to their chronically ill and disabled children. A qualitative approach was selected to systematically document the experiences and highlight individual coping strategies. Purposive sampling was used in this qualitative pilot study, fifteen (15) mothers who were known to the researcher as well a…
Competing meanings of childhood and the social construction of child sexual abuse in the Caribbean
This article examines the dynamic interplay between competing meanings of childhood and the social construction of sexual abuse in the Caribbean. Drawing on qualitative data from a study undertaken in six Caribbean countries, the article suggests that Caribbean childhoods are neither wholly global nor local but hybrid creations of the region's complex historical, social and cultural specificities, real or imagined. As childhood is a concept that …
Competing meanings of childhood and the social construction of child sexual abuse in the Caribbean
This article examines the dynamic interplay between competing meanings of childhood and the social construction of sexual abuse in the Caribbean. Drawing on qualitative data from a study undertaken in six Caribbean countries, the article suggests that Caribbean childhoods are neither wholly global nor local but hybrid creations of the region's complex historical, social and cultural specificities, real or imagined. As childhood is a concept that …
Social work intervention in adolescent-to-parent abuse
This article is exploratory qualitative research which highlights the importance of interventions in families when the elders in the family are abused. The findings suggest there is a misinterpretation of this form of abuse occurring in homes. Responses from participants clearly shows the nature of the abuse parents were experiencing. Dissemination of information through workshops and literature would benefit first respondents identifying cases o…
Care-giving Coping Strategies Among Mothers with Chronically Ill Children
The purpose of the study is to identify the types of stresses experienced and the coping strategies used by mothers who are responsible for providing care to their chronically ill and disabled children. A qualitative approach was selected to systematically document the experiences and highlight individual coping strategies. Purposive sampling was used in this qualitative pilot study, fifteen (15) mothers who were known to the researcher as well a…
Qualitative study on the experiences of married couples
This phenomenological study explored the subjective marital experiences of Trinidadian couples married for more than twenty years. The purpose of this study is to understand the phenomenon of satisfying, enduring marriages. The data was collected using semi-structured, conversational interviews that were digitally recorded and later transcribed verbatim. The couples were interviewed together by the researcher within their respective homes. The fa…
An exploratory research on police officers role to reduce adolescents suicide in Guyana
This study explores the experiences of police officers who engage with suicidal adolescent callers in Guyana. The aim of this study is to explore the police officers experience in dealing with the adolescents who made a non-fatal attempt to commit suicide. Qualitative data were collected from thirteen female police officers aged 23–51 years who are purposively selected, and who are working with the suicide call center run by the Welfare office of…
Exploring the Experiences of Females on Reporting Incidents of Domestic Violence in Trinidad and Tobago
This study offers a contextual analysis of female victims’ experiences with reporting incidents to the police in Trinidad and Tobago and highlights the implications for social work to support victims during the reporting process. Using a mixed-methods induction research design, thirty-one women victims of domestic violence were surveyed to find out their general perceptions and in-depth interviews were performed with eleven women to triangulate t…
An exploratory study on the prevention of school children from violence and abuse
Violence and abuse has become a common phenomenon in early childhood education. It is also difficult to erase from the classroom activities and it may have long-lasting effects on children. In this article, the author sees the significant relationship between bullying and emotional abuse among the children in schools. And also violence and abuse is studied from the perspective of the victims. Primary schools which have experienced violence and ab…
A Study on How Domestic Violence Impacts on the Physical, Psychological, and Financial Conditions of Women and Children in Trinidad and Tobago
A qualitative study on the educational and psychosocial challenges of social work students and the coping strategies during the Covid 19 pandemic
The COVID-19 “Corona” virus which spread across the entire world infected 228 Countries and Territories around the world and a total of 608,334,993 confirmed cases of the coronavirus COVID-19 that originated from Wuhan, China, and a death toll of 6,496,836 deaths. In the United States, it affected more than 9.4 million people. This has changed the entire lifestyle of the people and schools and colleges were shut down from 16th March 2020 onwards.…
Psychology (9 obras) · Medicine (7 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Poison control (5 obras) · Qualitative research (5 obras) · Suicide prevention (5 obras) · Psychiatry (4 obras) · Child Abuse and Trauma (3 obras) · Exploratory research (3 obras) · Intimate Partner and Family Violence (3 obras)