Rashed Alrasheed
Biographic Data
| ID | 1134255 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rashed Alrasheed |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rashed |
| FAMILY NAME | Alrasheed |
| SIGNATURE | ALRASHEED R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Washington |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9945-1407 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Challenges implementing youth-focused evidence-based practices in rural areas
Rural youth face significant mental health challenges, and persistent disparities in access to services exist. Yet, there is limited research on the implementation of evidence-based practices (EBPs) for youth mental health problems in rural community mental health (CMH) centers. This study employed a rapid ethnographic assessment to explore determinants of EBP implementation in a rural CMH agency in the Pacific Northwest. Guided by the Consolidat…
Organization-level determinants for low secondary traumatic stress in lay counselors delivering trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy in Kenya
Eighty percent of the world’s youth live in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), yet access to trauma-focused mental health care in these settings remains limited despite a high burden of mental health disorders and trauma exposure among youth. Task-shifting models that train lay counselors to deliver evidence-based treatments can expand access to care, yet delivering trauma-focused treatment may increase counselors’ vulnerability to seconda…
Navigating How Geopolitical Capacities Shape Oman’s Regional Roles (1970–2020)
This study explores how internal factors shaped Oman’s regional and global roles from 1970 to 2020, focusing on the transformative era of Sultan Qaboos. During this era, Oman transitioned from a nation defined by underdevelopment to a contemporary state actively engaged in global political and economic affairs. This research explores Oman’s influence both regionally and internationally, highlighting its economic and political roles, and how inter…
The role of identity in a multilevel interdependence in international relations
This study investigates the role of identity as a critical factor in mediating the relationship between local and regional politics within the broader context of international relations (IR). While identity is frequently acknowledged as a catalyst for political instability and conflict, its function in fostering interdependence across political levels remains underexplored, particularly through empirical research. To address this gap, the study a…
Building Public Trust in Bahrain
This study assesses public trust in Bahrain regarding the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to mitigate the use of cryptocurrencies in financial fraud and terrorist financing. The increasing risks associated with illicit financial activities have been exacerbated by the rapid expansion of e-commerce linked to cryptocurrencies, leading to vulnerabilities in financial technology systems. AI presents a viable solution for detecting, analyzin…
“A problem shared is a problem solved
Implementation science and human-centered design (HCD) offer useful frameworks and methods for considering and designing for individuals' needs and preferences when implementing new interventions or technologies in global health. When used in tandem, the two approaches may blend creative and partnered research methods with a focus on the factors necessary to design, implement, and sustain interventions. However, research is needed that describes …
Co-developed implementation guidelines to maximize acceptability, feasibility, and usability of mobile phone supervision in Kenya
Opportunities exist to leverage mobile phones to replace or supplement in-person supervision of lay counselors. However, contextual variables, such as network connectivity and provider preferences, must be considered. Using an iterative and mixed methods approach, we co-developed implementation guidelines to support the implementation of mobile phone supervision with lay counselors and supervisors delivering a culturally adapted trauma-focused co…
Clinical supervision approach predicts evidence-based trauma treatment delivery in children’s mental health
Findings suggest that patterns of supervision techniques can be identified and may shape EBT delivery. Supervision approaches show some evidence of being tailored to individual clinicians. Implications for the development of supervision implementation strategies and future directions are discussed
Professors Who Signal a Fixed Mindset About Ability Undermine Women’s Performance in STEM
Two studies investigate how science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) professors’ fixed mindsets—the belief that intelligence is fixed and unchangeable—may induce stereotype threat and undermine women’s performance. In an experiment ( N = 217), we manipulated professors’ mindset beliefs (fixed vs. growth) within a course syllabus. While both men and women perceived the fixed mindset professor to endorse more gender stereotypes and anticip…
Season of migration from the oil lake
In 2020, hatred speech is one of the most frequently stated problems in relation to the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the Gulf States. Hatred speech has emerged in the social, political and media realms and has provoked racism against foreigners. This hatred is associated with increased unemployment among citizens in light of the economic transformations in the region. Within the hatred context, foreign workers have been framed as the main …
Fatwas and politics in Bahrain
Religious discourse has a fundamental impact on sectarian violence, stability and sovereignty across the Gulf region. Amidst an increasingly volatile political and social situation, fatwas serve as a prominent factor in the behaviour and beliefs of individuals and groups across the Gulf. Fatwas have long been a source of great interest in religious studies and international law yet very little work has been undertaken in politics. This article ai…
The Divine Gaps between the Usuli and Akhbaris in Bahrain
In any analysis of Bahrain's political structure, it is fundamental to understand the relationship between the Usili, Akhbaris, and authority. This analysis includes an assessment of the implications of the differences between the Usili and Akhbaris, thus shedding light on the dynamic interaction between these players in local and external structures and clarifying the effect of ideology and identity on the ties of authority with Shi'a. Usuli and…
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Season of migration from the oil lake
In 2020, hatred speech is one of the most frequently stated problems in relation to the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the Gulf States. Hatred speech has emerged in the social, political and media realms and has provoked racism against foreigners. This hatred is associated with increased unemployment among citizens in light of the economic transformations in the region. Within the hatred context, foreign workers have been framed as the main …
Fatwas and politics in Bahrain
Religious discourse has a fundamental impact on sectarian violence, stability and sovereignty across the Gulf region. Amidst an increasingly volatile political and social situation, fatwas serve as a prominent factor in the behaviour and beliefs of individuals and groups across the Gulf. Fatwas have long been a source of great interest in religious studies and international law yet very little work has been undertaken in politics. This article ai…
The Divine Gaps between the Usuli and Akhbaris in Bahrain
In any analysis of Bahrain's political structure, it is fundamental to understand the relationship between the Usili, Akhbaris, and authority. This analysis includes an assessment of the implications of the differences between the Usili and Akhbaris, thus shedding light on the dynamic interaction between these players in local and external structures and clarifying the effect of ideology and identity on the ties of authority with Shi'a. Usuli and…
Professors Who Signal a Fixed Mindset About Ability Undermine Women’s Performance in STEM
Two studies investigate how science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) professors’ fixed mindsets—the belief that intelligence is fixed and unchangeable—may induce stereotype threat and undermine women’s performance. In an experiment ( N = 217), we manipulated professors’ mindset beliefs (fixed vs. growth) within a course syllabus. While both men and women perceived the fixed mindset professor to endorse more gender stereotypes and anticip…
Co-developed implementation guidelines to maximize acceptability, feasibility, and usability of mobile phone supervision in Kenya
Opportunities exist to leverage mobile phones to replace or supplement in-person supervision of lay counselors. However, contextual variables, such as network connectivity and provider preferences, must be considered. Using an iterative and mixed methods approach, we co-developed implementation guidelines to support the implementation of mobile phone supervision with lay counselors and supervisors delivering a culturally adapted trauma-focused co…
Clinical supervision approach predicts evidence-based trauma treatment delivery in children’s mental health
Findings suggest that patterns of supervision techniques can be identified and may shape EBT delivery. Supervision approaches show some evidence of being tailored to individual clinicians. Implications for the development of supervision implementation strategies and future directions are discussed
“A problem shared is a problem solved
Implementation science and human-centered design (HCD) offer useful frameworks and methods for considering and designing for individuals' needs and preferences when implementing new interventions or technologies in global health. When used in tandem, the two approaches may blend creative and partnered research methods with a focus on the factors necessary to design, implement, and sustain interventions. However, research is needed that describes …
The role of identity in a multilevel interdependence in international relations
This study investigates the role of identity as a critical factor in mediating the relationship between local and regional politics within the broader context of international relations (IR). While identity is frequently acknowledged as a catalyst for political instability and conflict, its function in fostering interdependence across political levels remains underexplored, particularly through empirical research. To address this gap, the study a…
Building Public Trust in Bahrain
This study assesses public trust in Bahrain regarding the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to mitigate the use of cryptocurrencies in financial fraud and terrorist financing. The increasing risks associated with illicit financial activities have been exacerbated by the rapid expansion of e-commerce linked to cryptocurrencies, leading to vulnerabilities in financial technology systems. AI presents a viable solution for detecting, analyzin…
Challenges implementing youth-focused evidence-based practices in rural areas
Rural youth face significant mental health challenges, and persistent disparities in access to services exist. Yet, there is limited research on the implementation of evidence-based practices (EBPs) for youth mental health problems in rural community mental health (CMH) centers. This study employed a rapid ethnographic assessment to explore determinants of EBP implementation in a rural CMH agency in the Pacific Northwest. Guided by the Consolidat…
Organization-level determinants for low secondary traumatic stress in lay counselors delivering trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy in Kenya
Eighty percent of the world’s youth live in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), yet access to trauma-focused mental health care in these settings remains limited despite a high burden of mental health disorders and trauma exposure among youth. Task-shifting models that train lay counselors to deliver evidence-based treatments can expand access to care, yet delivering trauma-focused treatment may increase counselors’ vulnerability to seconda…
Navigating How Geopolitical Capacities Shape Oman’s Regional Roles (1970–2020)
This study explores how internal factors shaped Oman’s regional and global roles from 1970 to 2020, focusing on the transformative era of Sultan Qaboos. During this era, Oman transitioned from a nation defined by underdevelopment to a contemporary state actively engaged in global political and economic affairs. This research explores Oman’s influence both regionally and internationally, highlighting its economic and political roles, and how inter…
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