Michaela Pettie
Biographic Data
| ID | 1725563 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michaela Pettie |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michaela |
| FAMILY NAME | Pettie |
| SIGNATURE | PETTIE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Otago |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5466-8848 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Cost of Belonging: School Uniform Affordability in Aotearoa New Zealand
This article presents findings on school uniform affordability as part of a broader feasibility study on school uniforms in Aotearoa, New Zealand. Data were collected from students, their parents/caregivers, and school staff across 3 secondary schools with differing socioeconomic profiles, using a combination of surveys, focus groups, and one‐on‐one interviews. Both qualitative and quantitative data indicate that for a significant minority of stu…
Not/belonging as health promotion: The affective potentialities of human and non-human relationalities in mother-baby-assemblages
Motherhood has life-long impacts on health and exacerbates health disparities. Birthing a baby changes life immensely with heightened affectivity and emotions posing risks and opportunities. Identity-focused maternal transition theory and dominant cultural narratives of neoliberal, nuclear, and heterosexual parenting have created a narrow framework within which to understand the responsibilities and challenges of motherhood. In this we paper prop…
Understanding youth drinking decline: Similarity and change in the function and social meaning of alcohol use (and non‐use) in adolescent cohorts 20 years apart
‘You just wanna hit it … ‘cause like it smells like fun’: A qualitative investigation of adolescents’ experiences of nicotine vaping in Aotearoa New Zealand
To inform public policy and practice, we investigated how adolescents experience and perceive nicotine vaping. Young people have the right to be heard on this issue, and policies that respond to youth perspectives are likely to be more effective. Most of our 14–17‐year‐old participants ( N = 64) did not currently vape and abstinence was an active choice associated with family values, religious beliefs, and the perceived risks vaping posed to iden…
Beyond voice: An onto-epistemological analysis of maternal transition inquiry
The maternal transition is a key concept for studying first-time motherhood. Whilst qualitative research in this space has contributed much to understanding the psychological and sociocultural shifts in this transition, a broad adoption of conventional humanistic qualitative methodologies has produced linear and rather homogenous knowledges. In this article, we interrogate the onto-epistemological repercussions of such inquiry and cut into this w…
Not/belonging as health promotion: The affective potentialities of human and non-human relationalities in mother-baby-assemblages
Motherhood has life-long impacts on health and exacerbates health disparities. Birthing a baby changes life immensely with heightened affectivity and emotions posing risks and opportunities. Identity-focused maternal transition theory and dominant cultural narratives of neoliberal, nuclear, and heterosexual parenting have created a narrow framework within which to understand the responsibilities and challenges of motherhood. In this we paper prop…
Beyond voice: An onto-epistemological analysis of maternal transition inquiry
The maternal transition is a key concept for studying first-time motherhood. Whilst qualitative research in this space has contributed much to understanding the psychological and sociocultural shifts in this transition, a broad adoption of conventional humanistic qualitative methodologies has produced linear and rather homogenous knowledges. In this article, we interrogate the onto-epistemological repercussions of such inquiry and cut into this w…
Beyond voice: An onto-epistemological analysis of maternal transition inquiry
The maternal transition is a key concept for studying first-time motherhood. Whilst qualitative research in this space has contributed much to understanding the psychological and sociocultural shifts in this transition, a broad adoption of conventional humanistic qualitative methodologies has produced linear and rather homogenous knowledges. In this article, we interrogate the onto-epistemological repercussions of such inquiry and cut into this w…
Understanding youth drinking decline: Similarity and change in the function and social meaning of alcohol use (and non‐use) in adolescent cohorts 20 years apart
‘You just wanna hit it … ‘cause like it smells like fun’: A qualitative investigation of adolescents’ experiences of nicotine vaping in Aotearoa New Zealand
To inform public policy and practice, we investigated how adolescents experience and perceive nicotine vaping. Young people have the right to be heard on this issue, and policies that respond to youth perspectives are likely to be more effective. Most of our 14–17‐year‐old participants ( N = 64) did not currently vape and abstinence was an active choice associated with family values, religious beliefs, and the perceived risks vaping posed to iden…
Not/belonging as health promotion: The affective potentialities of human and non-human relationalities in mother-baby-assemblages
Motherhood has life-long impacts on health and exacerbates health disparities. Birthing a baby changes life immensely with heightened affectivity and emotions posing risks and opportunities. Identity-focused maternal transition theory and dominant cultural narratives of neoliberal, nuclear, and heterosexual parenting have created a narrow framework within which to understand the responsibilities and challenges of motherhood. In this we paper prop…
The Cost of Belonging: School Uniform Affordability in Aotearoa New Zealand
This article presents findings on school uniform affordability as part of a broader feasibility study on school uniforms in Aotearoa, New Zealand. Data were collected from students, their parents/caregivers, and school staff across 3 secondary schools with differing socioeconomic profiles, using a combination of surveys, focus groups, and one‐on‐one interviews. Both qualitative and quantitative data indicate that for a significant minority of stu…
Sociology (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Aotearoa (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Qualitative research (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Social science (2 works)