Jérôme Blondé
Biographic Data
| ID | 210760 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jérôme Blondé |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jérôme |
| FAMILY NAME | Blondé |
| SIGNATURE | BLONDÉ J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Geneva |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5486-4766 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Discriminations et violences de genre en Suisse analysées au prisme de l’hétérosexisme: Enjeux Méthodologiques
L’analyse des données de l’enquête MOSAiCH 2022, représentative de la population résidente en Suisse, indique que les femmes et les personnes non hétérosexuelles déclarent plus fréquemment avoir été la cible de diverses formes de discriminations et de violences de genre que les autres groupes de personnes. Nous discutons de la validité de ces résultats à la lumière d’autres enquêtes, ainsi que de l’intérêt d’intégrer plus systématiquement, dans l…
Self‐Discontinuity as a Barrier to Identity and Behaviour Change: Evidence From Smoking Cessation
Extensive research has shown that resistance to behaviour change is often driven by the management of self‐related threats, traditionally conceptualized as threats to self‐esteem. The present research offers a novel perspective by examining behaviour change as a threat to self‐continuity (i.e., the perceived stability of one's self‐image over time). Specifically, we tested the hypothesis that perceived self‐discontinuity undermines motivation to …
Risque de rupture d’apprentissage en formation professionnelle: Le Rôle De L’expression De Genre Dans Le Vécu De Discriminations Hétérosexistes Chez Les Apprenti·e·x·s Hétérosexuel·le·x·s
L’analyse de données quantitatives et qualitatives récoltées auprès d’un large échantillon d’apprenti·e·x·s genevois·e·x·s en première année de formation professionnelle duale, nous a permis de démontrer que les élèves hétérosexuel·le·x·s qui ont une expression de genre non conforme aux normes de genre sont plus à risque d’arrêter leur apprentissage et que ces mêmes élèves peuvent être victimes de discriminations hétérosexistes durant leur parcou…
The role of Western values of autonomy in public stigma of addiction
Hétérosexisme dans les institutions de formation: Comment intervenir
Vécu de discriminations homophobes et intentions d’arrêt dans la formation professionnelle
Le but de notre étude est d’analyser le rôle que peut jouer le vécu de discriminations homophobes par rapport aux intentions d’arrêt d’une formation professionnelle en cours. Cette étude a été menée par questionnaire standardisé auprès de 867 élèves en deuxième année d’apprentissage dans six centres de formation professionnelle du canton de Genève. Les apprenti·es ont été interrogé·es à propos des discriminations homophobes directes vécues, ainsi…
Cohabitation with a smoker and efficacy of cessation programmes: The mediating role of the theory of planned behaviour
OBJECTIVE: The present research sought to examine whether cohabitation with a smoker undermines smoking cessation among people engaged in a cessation programme and whether the components of the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) act as mediating mechanisms. DESIGN: A prospective longitudinal study with online questionnaires was conducted among smokers living in Switzerland who enrolled in a 6-months smoking cessation programme. MAIN OUTCOME MEASUR…
Tobacco dependence and motivation to quit smoking: An identity-based framework ( Adicción al tabaco y motivación para dejar de fumar: una perspectiva identitaria )
Literature has extensively shown that tobacco dependence is negatively associated with motivation to quit smoking. In this research, we aimed to account for this negative relationship by adopting an identity-based framework. More specifically, we hypothesized that tobacco dependence constitutes an identity threat that smokers seek to manage by diminishing their motivation to quit. To assess whether such a mechanism is at work, we used a self-affi…
Cessation rates from a national collective social network smoking cessation programme: Results from the ‘I quit smoking with Facebook on March 21’ Swiss programme
Background Programmes for collective smoking cessation, based on the British model Stoptober, are proposed by public health units in many countries. There is a need for data estimating the rate at which participants in these programmes are successful in quitting smoking. We report a prospective study carried out as part of a large-scale collective cessation programme conducted in Switzerland in 2017. Methods 1112 participants among the 7008 smoke…
Social disparities in health behaviours: The role of class‐related behavioural norms and social class identification
Inequalities in health behaviours (i.e., the tendency of socially disadvantaged people, compared to more advantaged people, to engage in fewer healthy behaviours) have been mostly accounted for by individual and environmental factors. The present research proposed to consider a social identity perspective by examining the combined impact of class‐related norms and social class identification on intentions to engage in healthy behaviours. Based on…
Legitimacy of Authority and Protest Actions in Response to Collective Disadvantages
A wealth of evidence has demonstrated that individuals’ participation in collective actions largely derives from perceived group disadvantages. In the present research, we hypothesized that engagement in protest activities can be attenuated if the disadvantages originate from legitimate figures of authority. Across three experiments based on vignettes describing a hypothetical work setting (total N = 670), we found consistent support for this pre…
Smoker identity and resistance to antismoking campaigns: The role of group entitativity
Past works have shown that identification with smokers predicts increased resistance to antismoking campaigns. In this research, we hypothesized that group entitativity, because it affects the extent to which people feel committed to act for their group, can mitigate this link. We conducted two studies with convenient samples of smokers that both included a measure of identification and measured (Study 1) or manipulated (Study 2) entitativity. Th…
Smoker identity and resistance to antismoking campaigns: The role of group entitativity
Past works have shown that identification with smokers predicts increased resistance to antismoking campaigns. In this research, we hypothesized that group entitativity, because it affects the extent to which people feel committed to act for their group, can mitigate this link. We conducted two studies with convenient samples of smokers that both included a measure of identification and measured (Study 1) or manipulated (Study 2) entitativity. Th…
Hétérosexisme dans les institutions de formation: Comment intervenir
Smoker identity and resistance to antismoking campaigns: The role of group entitativity
Past works have shown that identification with smokers predicts increased resistance to antismoking campaigns. In this research, we hypothesized that group entitativity, because it affects the extent to which people feel committed to act for their group, can mitigate this link. We conducted two studies with convenient samples of smokers that both included a measure of identification and measured (Study 1) or manipulated (Study 2) entitativity. Th…
Tobacco dependence and motivation to quit smoking: An identity-based framework ( Adicción al tabaco y motivación para dejar de fumar: una perspectiva identitaria )
Literature has extensively shown that tobacco dependence is negatively associated with motivation to quit smoking. In this research, we aimed to account for this negative relationship by adopting an identity-based framework. More specifically, we hypothesized that tobacco dependence constitutes an identity threat that smokers seek to manage by diminishing their motivation to quit. To assess whether such a mechanism is at work, we used a self-affi…
Cessation rates from a national collective social network smoking cessation programme: Results from the ‘I quit smoking with Facebook on March 21’ Swiss programme
Background Programmes for collective smoking cessation, based on the British model Stoptober, are proposed by public health units in many countries. There is a need for data estimating the rate at which participants in these programmes are successful in quitting smoking. We report a prospective study carried out as part of a large-scale collective cessation programme conducted in Switzerland in 2017. Methods 1112 participants among the 7008 smoke…
Social disparities in health behaviours: The role of class‐related behavioural norms and social class identification
Inequalities in health behaviours (i.e., the tendency of socially disadvantaged people, compared to more advantaged people, to engage in fewer healthy behaviours) have been mostly accounted for by individual and environmental factors. The present research proposed to consider a social identity perspective by examining the combined impact of class‐related norms and social class identification on intentions to engage in healthy behaviours. Based on…
Legitimacy of Authority and Protest Actions in Response to Collective Disadvantages
A wealth of evidence has demonstrated that individuals’ participation in collective actions largely derives from perceived group disadvantages. In the present research, we hypothesized that engagement in protest activities can be attenuated if the disadvantages originate from legitimate figures of authority. Across three experiments based on vignettes describing a hypothetical work setting (total N = 670), we found consistent support for this pre…
Cohabitation with a smoker and efficacy of cessation programmes: The mediating role of the theory of planned behaviour
OBJECTIVE: The present research sought to examine whether cohabitation with a smoker undermines smoking cessation among people engaged in a cessation programme and whether the components of the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) act as mediating mechanisms. DESIGN: A prospective longitudinal study with online questionnaires was conducted among smokers living in Switzerland who enrolled in a 6-months smoking cessation programme. MAIN OUTCOME MEASUR…
Risque de rupture d’apprentissage en formation professionnelle: Le Rôle De L’expression De Genre Dans Le Vécu De Discriminations Hétérosexistes Chez Les Apprenti·e·x·s Hétérosexuel·le·x·s
L’analyse de données quantitatives et qualitatives récoltées auprès d’un large échantillon d’apprenti·e·x·s genevois·e·x·s en première année de formation professionnelle duale, nous a permis de démontrer que les élèves hétérosexuel·le·x·s qui ont une expression de genre non conforme aux normes de genre sont plus à risque d’arrêter leur apprentissage et que ces mêmes élèves peuvent être victimes de discriminations hétérosexistes durant leur parcou…
The role of Western values of autonomy in public stigma of addiction
Hétérosexisme dans les institutions de formation: Comment intervenir
Vécu de discriminations homophobes et intentions d’arrêt dans la formation professionnelle
Le but de notre étude est d’analyser le rôle que peut jouer le vécu de discriminations homophobes par rapport aux intentions d’arrêt d’une formation professionnelle en cours. Cette étude a été menée par questionnaire standardisé auprès de 867 élèves en deuxième année d’apprentissage dans six centres de formation professionnelle du canton de Genève. Les apprenti·es ont été interrogé·es à propos des discriminations homophobes directes vécues, ainsi…
Discriminations et violences de genre en Suisse analysées au prisme de l’hétérosexisme: Enjeux Méthodologiques
L’analyse des données de l’enquête MOSAiCH 2022, représentative de la population résidente en Suisse, indique que les femmes et les personnes non hétérosexuelles déclarent plus fréquemment avoir été la cible de diverses formes de discriminations et de violences de genre que les autres groupes de personnes. Nous discutons de la validité de ces résultats à la lumière d’autres enquêtes, ainsi que de l’intérêt d’intégrer plus systématiquement, dans l…
Self‐Discontinuity as a Barrier to Identity and Behaviour Change: Evidence From Smoking Cessation
Extensive research has shown that resistance to behaviour change is often driven by the management of self‐related threats, traditionally conceptualized as threats to self‐esteem. The present research offers a novel perspective by examining behaviour change as a threat to self‐continuity (i.e., the perceived stability of one's self‐image over time). Specifically, we tested the hypothesis that perceived self‐discontinuity undermines motivation to …
Psychology (8 works) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (7 works) · Political science (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Smoking Behavior and Cessation (4 works) · Smoking cessation (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Education, sociology, and vocational training (3 works) · Humanities (3 works)