Annabelle M Wilson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 98633 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Annabelle M Wilson |
| NOMBRES | Annabelle M |
| APELLIDO | Wilson |
| FIRMA | WILSON A M |
| AFILIACIONES | Leiden University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1891-7277 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Alluring or Alarming? The Polarizing Effect of Forbidden Knowledge in Political Discourse
“Forbidden knowledge” claims are central to conspiracy theories, yet they have received little systematic study. Forbidden knowledge claims imply that information is censored or suppressed. Theoretically, forbidden knowledge could be alluring or alarming, depending on alignment with recipients’ political worldviews. In three studies ( N = 2363, two preregistered), we examined censorship claims about (conservative-aligned) controversial COVID-19 t…
Language diversity as resource or as problem? Educator discourses and language policy at high schools in the Netherlands
The ways in which educators talk about diversity, and specifically about linguistic diversity, reflect underlying beliefs about language in society and influence teaching practice. Semi-structured interviews with 55 high school teachers in the Netherlands were analyzed qualitatively in order to identify teachers’ discourse patterns related to the backgrounds and home languages of their students as well as language policies in the school context. …
Testing delay in an environment of low Covid-19 prevalence
South Australia has to date (October 2021) been highly successful in maintaining an aggressive suppression strategy for the management of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, continued success of this strategy is dependent on ongoing testing by people with symptoms of COVID-19 to identify, trace and quarantine emergent cases as soon as possible. This study sought to explore community members’ decisions about having COVID-19 testing in an environment o…
Dutch women and the Lesbian International
This article examines the work of Dutch women in transnational lesbian organizing during the 1980s and 1990s, with a particular focus on the crucial role they played in establishing the International Lesbian Information Service (ILIS), an early offshoot of the International Gay Association (later ILGA). Drawing upon organizational records, personal papers, and published accounts in the gay and lesbian press, it shows how and why Dutch women becam…
Wonder, Empire, Science
Naturalis, the Dutch national museum of natural history, celebrated its bicentennial in 2020 by launching the special exhibition, Nature's Treasure Trove, featuring 25 'crown jewels' from the collection - of which five are extinct. As a celebratory look back on the museum's history of collecting, the exhibition navigates tensions between national culpability and national pride: culpability for colonialism and species loss, and pride in the Dutch …
The health implications of distrust in the food system
The DOTIFS scale is a comprehensive, sociologically- and empirically- informed assessment of consumer trust in food systems that can be self-administered online to large populations and used to measure changes in consumer trust over time. The differences in health-related behaviours between individuals with varying levels of trust warrant further investigation
Expectations and everyday opportunities for building trust in the food system
Purpose Consumers’ trust in food systems is essential to their functioning and to consumers’ well-being. However, the literature exploring how food safety incidents impact consumer trust is theoretically underdeveloped. This study explores the relationship between consumers’ expectations of the food system and its actors (regulators, food industry and the media) and how these influence trust-related judgements that consumers make during a food sa…
Image wars
Picture postcards became immensely popular in the first decade of the twentieth century, in Ireland as elsewhere, and billions of them passed through post offices worldwide. Their imagery was largely dictated by market forces, and they penetrated all sectors of society, communicating values and concepts even to those who were unwilling or unable to engage with other media such as books and periodicals. During this period the concept of Irish iden…
A model for (re)building consumer trust in the food system
The article presents a best practice model that can be utilized by food system actors to assist with (re)building trust in the food system, before, during and after a food incident defined as 'any situation within the food supply chain where there is a risk or potential risk of illness or confirmed illness or injury associated with the consumption of a food or foods' (Commonwealth of Australia. National Food Incident Response Protocol. Commonweal…
In the interest of food safety
We provide recommendations (e.g., development of industry advisory boards) to facilitate the (re)building of trusting and communicative relationships between the two parties
Working at the interface in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
A health professional's practice at the interface cannot be considered in isolation from individual and organisational contexts. It is critical to consider how the organisational and individual factors identified in this research will be addressed in health professional training and practice, in order to maximise the ability of health professionals to work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and therefore contribute to addressing he…
Obtaining consumer perspectives using a citizens’ jury
Consumers in this study engaged with the topical issue of CoOL and provided their opinions. Overall, consumers do not think that the current CoOL system in Australia enables consumers to make informed choices. Recommendations for changes, including increasing the size of the label and the label's font, and standardising its position, were made
The process of making trust related judgements through interaction with food labelling
Consumer trust in the Australian food system – The everyday erosive impact of food labelling
Managing uncertainty about food risks – Consumer use of food labelling
Media actors’ perceptions of their roles in reporting food incidents
The challenges of quantitative evaluation of a multi-setting, multi-strategy community-based childhood obesity prevention programme
Objective To describe the rationale, development and implementation of the quantitative component of evaluation of a multi-setting, multi-strategy, community-based childhood obesity prevention project (the eat well be active (ewba) Community Programs) and the challenges associated with this process and some potential solutions. Design ewba has a quasi-experimental design with intervention and comparison communities. Baseline data were collected i…
In the name of God, civilization, and humanity
Cet article examine les réponses américaines aux massacres d'Arméniens des années 1894-1896, soulignant la diversité et souvent la concurrence des mobilisations à l'origine du succès de cette cause humanitaire. Appuyé sur des lettres et des déclarations publiques de missionnaires américains, d'immigrants arméniens et de réformateurs libéraux, il montre comment ces trois groupes ont forgé l'opinion publique américaine envers une crise politique lo…
Trained Volunteers as Mental Health Counselors
The spirit of service and volunteering in nonprofit and community-based organizations has been a staple of American life for hundreds of years. Although courts have referred clients to mental health agencies since the end of the 19th century, volunteers who are trained mental health counselors are a phenomenon that agencies have only recently used to address both court-ordered and other referrals. This article highlights one successful countywide…
Preventing Developmental Disabilities and Promoting Maternal and Child Health
Mental retardation and related developmental disabilities affect 1.5% of the population in the United States. Efforts to address preventable developmental disabilities—such as those caused by lead poisoning, fetal alcohol syndrome, and traumatic brain injuries—have been the focus of activities in one state for almost 20 years. These efforts were created, and have been organized and sustained, by women. The prevention coalition was established to …
Video Review
No abstract available for this article
New Roles for Old
In 1984 the United Kingdom Central Council for Nurses, Midwifery and Health Visiting (UKCC) convened a project group whose terms of reference were to examine the professional preparation of nurses, to consider possible modifications of the nurse's role in the light of the anticipated health needs of the 1990's and through into the next century and to make recommendations for changes in nurse education to prepare nurses better for their future rol…
The process of making trust related judgements through interaction with food labelling
Managing uncertainty about food risks – Consumer use of food labelling
Consumer trust in the Australian food system – The everyday erosive impact of food labelling
Media actors’ perceptions of their roles in reporting food incidents
In the name of God, civilization, and humanity
Cet article examine les réponses américaines aux massacres d'Arméniens des années 1894-1896, soulignant la diversité et souvent la concurrence des mobilisations à l'origine du succès de cette cause humanitaire. Appuyé sur des lettres et des déclarations publiques de missionnaires américains, d'immigrants arméniens et de réformateurs libéraux, il montre comment ces trois groupes ont forgé l'opinion publique américaine envers une crise politique lo…
Image wars
Picture postcards became immensely popular in the first decade of the twentieth century, in Ireland as elsewhere, and billions of them passed through post offices worldwide. Their imagery was largely dictated by market forces, and they penetrated all sectors of society, communicating values and concepts even to those who were unwilling or unable to engage with other media such as books and periodicals. During this period the concept of Irish iden…
New Roles for Old
In 1984 the United Kingdom Central Council for Nurses, Midwifery and Health Visiting (UKCC) convened a project group whose terms of reference were to examine the professional preparation of nurses, to consider possible modifications of the nurse's role in the light of the anticipated health needs of the 1990's and through into the next century and to make recommendations for changes in nurse education to prepare nurses better for their future rol…
New Roles for Old
In 1984 the United Kingdom Central Council for Nurses, Midwifery and Health Visiting (UKCC) convened a project group whose terms of reference were to examine the professional preparation of nurses, to consider possible modifications of the nurse's role in the light of the anticipated health needs of the 1990's and through into the next century and to make recommendations for changes in nurse education to prepare nurses better for their future rol…
Video Review
No abstract available for this article
Preventing Developmental Disabilities and Promoting Maternal and Child Health
Mental retardation and related developmental disabilities affect 1.5% of the population in the United States. Efforts to address preventable developmental disabilities—such as those caused by lead poisoning, fetal alcohol syndrome, and traumatic brain injuries—have been the focus of activities in one state for almost 20 years. These efforts were created, and have been organized and sustained, by women. The prevention coalition was established to …
Trained Volunteers as Mental Health Counselors
The spirit of service and volunteering in nonprofit and community-based organizations has been a staple of American life for hundreds of years. Although courts have referred clients to mental health agencies since the end of the 19th century, volunteers who are trained mental health counselors are a phenomenon that agencies have only recently used to address both court-ordered and other referrals. This article highlights one successful countywide…
In the name of God, civilization, and humanity
Cet article examine les réponses américaines aux massacres d'Arméniens des années 1894-1896, soulignant la diversité et souvent la concurrence des mobilisations à l'origine du succès de cette cause humanitaire. Appuyé sur des lettres et des déclarations publiques de missionnaires américains, d'immigrants arméniens et de réformateurs libéraux, il montre comment ces trois groupes ont forgé l'opinion publique américaine envers une crise politique lo…
The challenges of quantitative evaluation of a multi-setting, multi-strategy community-based childhood obesity prevention programme
Objective To describe the rationale, development and implementation of the quantitative component of evaluation of a multi-setting, multi-strategy, community-based childhood obesity prevention project (the eat well be active (ewba) Community Programs) and the challenges associated with this process and some potential solutions. Design ewba has a quasi-experimental design with intervention and comparison communities. Baseline data were collected i…
Media actors’ perceptions of their roles in reporting food incidents
Working at the interface in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
A health professional's practice at the interface cannot be considered in isolation from individual and organisational contexts. It is critical to consider how the organisational and individual factors identified in this research will be addressed in health professional training and practice, in order to maximise the ability of health professionals to work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and therefore contribute to addressing he…
Obtaining consumer perspectives using a citizens’ jury
Consumers in this study engaged with the topical issue of CoOL and provided their opinions. Overall, consumers do not think that the current CoOL system in Australia enables consumers to make informed choices. Recommendations for changes, including increasing the size of the label and the label's font, and standardising its position, were made
The process of making trust related judgements through interaction with food labelling
Consumer trust in the Australian food system – The everyday erosive impact of food labelling
Managing uncertainty about food risks – Consumer use of food labelling
A model for (re)building consumer trust in the food system
The article presents a best practice model that can be utilized by food system actors to assist with (re)building trust in the food system, before, during and after a food incident defined as 'any situation within the food supply chain where there is a risk or potential risk of illness or confirmed illness or injury associated with the consumption of a food or foods' (Commonwealth of Australia. National Food Incident Response Protocol. Commonweal…
In the interest of food safety
We provide recommendations (e.g., development of industry advisory boards) to facilitate the (re)building of trusting and communicative relationships between the two parties
Image wars
Picture postcards became immensely popular in the first decade of the twentieth century, in Ireland as elsewhere, and billions of them passed through post offices worldwide. Their imagery was largely dictated by market forces, and they penetrated all sectors of society, communicating values and concepts even to those who were unwilling or unable to engage with other media such as books and periodicals. During this period the concept of Irish iden…
Expectations and everyday opportunities for building trust in the food system
Purpose Consumers’ trust in food systems is essential to their functioning and to consumers’ well-being. However, the literature exploring how food safety incidents impact consumer trust is theoretically underdeveloped. This study explores the relationship between consumers’ expectations of the food system and its actors (regulators, food industry and the media) and how these influence trust-related judgements that consumers make during a food sa…
The health implications of distrust in the food system
The DOTIFS scale is a comprehensive, sociologically- and empirically- informed assessment of consumer trust in food systems that can be self-administered online to large populations and used to measure changes in consumer trust over time. The differences in health-related behaviours between individuals with varying levels of trust warrant further investigation
Testing delay in an environment of low Covid-19 prevalence
South Australia has to date (October 2021) been highly successful in maintaining an aggressive suppression strategy for the management of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, continued success of this strategy is dependent on ongoing testing by people with symptoms of COVID-19 to identify, trace and quarantine emergent cases as soon as possible. This study sought to explore community members’ decisions about having COVID-19 testing in an environment o…
Dutch women and the Lesbian International
This article examines the work of Dutch women in transnational lesbian organizing during the 1980s and 1990s, with a particular focus on the crucial role they played in establishing the International Lesbian Information Service (ILIS), an early offshoot of the International Gay Association (later ILGA). Drawing upon organizational records, personal papers, and published accounts in the gay and lesbian press, it shows how and why Dutch women becam…
Wonder, Empire, Science
Naturalis, the Dutch national museum of natural history, celebrated its bicentennial in 2020 by launching the special exhibition, Nature's Treasure Trove, featuring 25 'crown jewels' from the collection - of which five are extinct. As a celebratory look back on the museum's history of collecting, the exhibition navigates tensions between national culpability and national pride: culpability for colonialism and species loss, and pride in the Dutch …
Language diversity as resource or as problem? Educator discourses and language policy at high schools in the Netherlands
The ways in which educators talk about diversity, and specifically about linguistic diversity, reflect underlying beliefs about language in society and influence teaching practice. Semi-structured interviews with 55 high school teachers in the Netherlands were analyzed qualitatively in order to identify teachers’ discourse patterns related to the backgrounds and home languages of their students as well as language policies in the school context. …
Alluring or Alarming? The Polarizing Effect of Forbidden Knowledge in Political Discourse
“Forbidden knowledge” claims are central to conspiracy theories, yet they have received little systematic study. Forbidden knowledge claims imply that information is censored or suppressed. Theoretically, forbidden knowledge could be alluring or alarming, depending on alignment with recipients’ political worldviews. In three studies ( N = 2363, two preregistered), we examined censorship claims about (conservative-aligned) controversial COVID-19 t…
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