Claire Williams
Biographic Data
| ID | 3634931 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Claire Williams |
| GIVEN NAMES | Claire |
| FAMILY NAME | Williams |
| SIGNATURE | WILLIAMS C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Reading |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0791-744X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 56 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 98 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 56 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
‘In the kitchen because there’s no space for me’ testimony and epistemology in newfrontiers women
Newfrontiers is a neo-Charismatic network of churches that adheres to complementarian church governance. This article presents the results and analysis of research involving women in this network. The primary scriptural story told about women who seek power is that of Jezebel. These women gave testimony about the good and the bad they experienced and their encounters with the church and with God. The study concludes with an analysis that finds ep…
Using the criminal law to protect the environment
Global biodiversity has declined rapidly in recent decades, and existing laws have proven insufficient to protect the environment from harm. There is no ‘silver bullet’ to remedying species population declines and extinctions and loss of ecosystems, but criminal law could be a crucial tool. We present an interdisciplinary perspective (conservation biology, criminal law, environmental law and green criminology) to propose that criminal law can and…
The influence of cereboost on mood, cognitive function, and simulated driving in professional race car drivers
While Cereboost did not significantly alter mood or cognitive test outcomes, sustained supplementation enhanced simulated driving performance in professional drivers. These findings suggest potential benefits of nootropic supplementation for motorsport performance, warranting further investigation in on-track settings
Breaking Down Barriers
Autonomous/intrinsic exercise motivation has been found to be negatively linked with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) symptomatology, but it is unclear how this might be expressed in terms of different determinants of exercise (barriers/facilitators) to Physical Exercise (PE). Additionally, ADHD symptomatology has been found to be linked with increased Exercise Dependence (ED) risk, meaning the relationship between these determinan…
If I Confess with My Mouth
This article considers evangelical conversion and the practices that are associated with it. Evangelicals use the giving of oral testimony as a method of illustrating the change that occurs at conversion. This becomes, the authors argue, a boundary marker that cannot be bridged by autistic people who do not communicate using speech. Making use of Acts 15 as a hermeneutical tool to address the lived experience of people who have otherwise not been…
Peculiar Theological Education
Theological education has yet to grapple with the complexities of autistic lives and the wider neurodiversity movement. This article discusses the ways in which theological education is complicit in the epistemic oppression of autistic students and lecturers. It proposes that autistic theology can be called “peculiar” and that so also can theological education be made peculiar for autistic theology students. A pedagogy for autistic theological ed…
Testing the efficacy of a brief writing intervention for the state sensation of feeling fat
Steve Bruce, British Gods
Using Photovoice to Teach an Undergraduate Psychology of Women Course
The effect of probiotic bacteria on faecal microbiota composition and metabolite production using in vitro batch cultures
Examining and Promoting Sleep Health in the Undergraduate Classroom
Objective: Although college students are at heightened risk for sleep disturbances, healthy sleep is associated with positive physical, cognitive, psychological, and academic benefits for this group. The goals of the current study were to (1) describe sleep health in an undergraduate college sample and (2) examine the role of a class activity using self-determination theory to promote better sleep health in this group. Methods: A cohort study was…
The effect of B12 supplementation on myelin and short-term neuroplasticity
“O jantar”, Laços de família (1960)
Dans cet article je propose une lecture de la nouvelle de Clarice Lispector « O jantar », qui intègre le recueil Laços de família (1960). Je prête une attention particulière à l’usage de la langue, à la structure, aux thèmes et aux images, pour explorer les allusions et suggérer des significations possibles
The Cultural Production of Lusophone Africa
The Cultural Production of Lusophone Africa Claire Williams The Portuguese colonial presence in Africa stretched over five centuries, until Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, and São Tomé and Príncipe achieved independence in the wake of the 1974 Carnation Revolution. For much of the twentieth century, imperial literary and cultural production tended to objectify and exoticise the populations of these countries, with a few exceptions,…
A serial mediation model of the relationship between alexithymia and BMI
Psychologists' Perspectives on the implementation of Psychological Therapy for Psychosis in the Acute Psychiatric Inpatient Setting
Psychological therapies should be delivered in psychiatric inpatient settings to people experiencing psychosis. However, inpatient populations present with complex needs and usually are admitted only briefly. This makes the delivery of psychological therapies for people experiencing psychosis particularly challenging. Our aim was to explore the adaptations required to deliver psychological therapies to this population from the perspective of inpa…
The acute effects of vitamin D3 and 25(OH)D3 on executive function in adults
The induction of emotionally confusing feelings and the impact on food intake
Why do I feel so fat? The role of poor emotional and physical sensation processing in feeling fat
Effects of Blueberry Flavonoids on Mood in Young Adults
The effects of acute and chronic wild blueberry supplementation on cognition and reading ability of 7-10 year olds
Effects of wild blueberry supplementation on cognition and reading ability in 7-10 year olds
Tracing Back Trauma
Although there are many, mostly male, contemporary writers in Brazil whose narratives of urban violence and social inequality implicitly reflect the impact and legacy of slavery on contemporary society, it is interesting that this shameful period, and shockingly brutal events which seem to prove wrong the myths of gentle colonization and harmonious racial democracy, should be chosen as subject matter by four women writers. While very different no…
Beyond Individualised Approaches to Diabetes Type 2
Explanations for type 2 diabetes are broadened beyond the individual body and ‘bad lifestyles’ to include major institutions, the social and material contexts of food and eating, and employment. Precarious employment, a social determinant of health, encourages changes to food practices, lowers working conditions, worsens health, can bring poverty and increases shift work, a causal risk factor for diabetes. Scientists have played a part in revolut…
The effects of hydration on prospective memory and mood
Sky Service
Following Hochschild's The Managed Heart , which emphasized the problematic features that emotional labour had for women flight attendants, a critical literature emerged which focused on the more enjoyable aspects of emotional labour in service employee experience. This article draws on this literature and analyses emotional labour as a gendered cultural performance but takes issue with the individualizing and pluralistic tenor in the post‐Hochsc…
Ghettourism and Voyeurism, or Challenging Stereotypes and Raising Consciousness? Literary and Non-literary Forays into the Favelas of Rio de Janeiro
This article will consider literary representations of the poorest parts of Rio de Janeiro and the ways they are romanticised or demonised according to the writer's agenda and the target audience. The growth in favela tours and hostels seems to indicate a voyeuristic interest in the poverty and danger represented in the images of Brazil that reach outside the country. Certainly, the number and variety of descriptions of favelas range from the poe…
A serial mediation model of the relationship between alexithymia and BMI
Chronic illness and informal carers
I give an account of disquieting experiences in relation to my treatment and those with chronic illness in the acute system during my 5 years’ experience as an informal caregiver. People with chronic illness (and their caregivers), particularly stroke survivors face a biased, frustrating and even dangerous acute care hospital system where they are second class. Well-being and stability from rehabilitation and self-management can be undermined. Do…
The Australian Sociological Association
Women and sport
Danger
Mark Aldrich, Safety First: Technology, Labor and Business in the Building of American Work Safety 1870–1939, Baltimore and London: The John Hopkins University Press, 1997, £41.50, xx+415 pp.Regina H. Kenen with Jenny McLeish and Daphne May, Pregnancy at Work: Health and Safety for the Working Woman, London and Chicago: Pluto Press, 1998, paper £12.99, xiii+271 pp.Karen Messing, One-Eyed Science: Occupational Health and Women Workers, Philadelphi…
Beyond Individualised Approaches to Diabetes Type 2
Explanations for type 2 diabetes are broadened beyond the individual body and ‘bad lifestyles’ to include major institutions, the social and material contexts of food and eating, and employment. Precarious employment, a social determinant of health, encourages changes to food practices, lowers working conditions, worsens health, can bring poverty and increases shift work, a causal risk factor for diabetes. Scientists have played a part in revolut…
Exploring the relationships between alexithymia, impulsivity, emotional eating and BMI
Manuscript, Monument, Memory
Poetic epitaphs are important texts in any investigation into literary representations of death and memory in early‐modern England. Seventeenth‐century antiquarians such as Stow, Camden and Weever were anxious to preserve these inscriptions for posterity, aware that the engravings were vulnerable both to natural wear and iconoclastic attacks on tombs; they surveyed monuments, transcribing epitaphs and printing them, rightly considering multiple p…
Women and Occupational Health and Safety
The discourse which was to become occupational health and safety was developing at the height of the two protection phases in relation to the labour of Australian women workers, in the 1890s and the 1920s. Narratives of danger about sweated outworkers and reproductive politics surrounding the bodies of working girls, narrowly defined the diversity of women who were permitted to work. Protection based on the powerful masculine binary of protector …
Evaluation of a school health program directed to children with history of high absence
Evaluation of a school health program directed to children with history of high absence. G V Long, C Whitman, M S Johansson, C A Williams, and R W TuthillCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.65.4.388 Published Online: October 07, 2011
Evaluating a school health program focused on high absence pupils
Evaluating a school health program focused on high absence pupils: a research design. R W Tuthill, C Williams, G Long, and C WhitmanCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.62.1.40 Published Online: October 07, 2011
Faculty of Agriculture—University College of the West Indies
Evaluating a school health program focused on high absence pupils
Evaluating a school health program focused on high absence pupils: a research design. R W Tuthill, C Williams, G Long, and C WhitmanCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.62.1.40 Published Online: October 07, 2011
Evaluation of a school health program directed to children with history of high absence
Evaluation of a school health program directed to children with history of high absence. G V Long, C Whitman, M S Johansson, C A Williams, and R W TuthillCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.65.4.388 Published Online: October 07, 2011
The Seamen's Union of Australia 1872-1972
Opencut
Women and sport
Blue, White and Pink Collar Workers in Australia. Technicians, Bank Employees and Flight Attendants
Telecom - organization and management technicians and militancy technical workers - internal labour markets, control and deskilling issues of management in the airline industry domestic flight attendants and their unionization Qantas women flight attendants white-collar workers in the private banking industry
The Australian Sociological Association
Jan Lucas
Beyond Industrial Sociology
Women and Occupational Health and Safety
The discourse which was to become occupational health and safety was developing at the height of the two protection phases in relation to the labour of Australian women workers, in the 1890s and the 1920s. Narratives of danger about sweated outworkers and reproductive politics surrounding the bodies of working girls, narrowly defined the diversity of women who were permitted to work. Protection based on the powerful masculine binary of protector …
Danger
Mark Aldrich, Safety First: Technology, Labor and Business in the Building of American Work Safety 1870–1939, Baltimore and London: The John Hopkins University Press, 1997, £41.50, xx+415 pp.Regina H. Kenen with Jenny McLeish and Daphne May, Pregnancy at Work: Health and Safety for the Working Woman, London and Chicago: Pluto Press, 1998, paper £12.99, xiii+271 pp.Karen Messing, One-Eyed Science: Occupational Health and Women Workers, Philadelphi…
Sky Service
Following Hochschild's The Managed Heart , which emphasized the problematic features that emotional labour had for women flight attendants, a critical literature emerged which focused on the more enjoyable aspects of emotional labour in service employee experience. This article draws on this literature and analyses emotional labour as a gendered cultural performance but takes issue with the individualizing and pluralistic tenor in the post‐Hochsc…
Interview
The impact of plant-derived flavonoids on mood, memory and motor skills in UK adults
Special Section Introduction
The articles in this special section consider the representation of the city in Latin America, fascinating to the rest of the world ever since the encounter with the fabled cities of gold of the indigenous civilisations.Over the last century, there have been dramatic increases in urbanisation globally.But what of the particularities of Latin America?There are now a greater number of large cities than ever before, emptying out (and sometimes swall…
Ghettourism and Voyeurism, or Challenging Stereotypes and Raising Consciousness? Literary and Non-literary Forays into the Favelas of Rio de Janeiro
This article will consider literary representations of the poorest parts of Rio de Janeiro and the ways they are romanticised or demonised according to the writer's agenda and the target audience. The growth in favela tours and hostels seems to indicate a voyeuristic interest in the poverty and danger represented in the images of Brazil that reach outside the country. Certainly, the number and variety of descriptions of favelas range from the poe…
Public policy and genomic science
Developments in genomic science and its applications raise significant public policy issues. Restrictive governance regimes can inhibit progress that has the potential to significantly enhance social and economic outcomes. But permissive regimes run the risk of mistakes, inappropriate management practices, and accidents having costly effects on human populations, various agricultural activities, and ecosystems. This article provides an overview o…
The effect on memory of an acute blueberry flavonoid intervention with 8–9 year old children
The cognitive effects of acute blueberry anthocyanin interventions on 7–9 year old children
Chronic illness and informal carers
I give an account of disquieting experiences in relation to my treatment and those with chronic illness in the acute system during my 5 years’ experience as an informal caregiver. People with chronic illness (and their caregivers), particularly stroke survivors face a biased, frustrating and even dangerous acute care hospital system where they are second class. Well-being and stability from rehabilitation and self-management can be undermined. Do…
A Novel in Twelve Stories
Manuscript, Monument, Memory
Poetic epitaphs are important texts in any investigation into literary representations of death and memory in early‐modern England. Seventeenth‐century antiquarians such as Stow, Camden and Weever were anxious to preserve these inscriptions for posterity, aware that the engravings were vulnerable both to natural wear and iconoclastic attacks on tombs; they surveyed monuments, transcribing epitaphs and printing them, rightly considering multiple p…
Therapeutic potential of phytocannabinoids in cancer anorexia-cachexia syndrome
The effect of flavanol rich cocoa on cerebral perfusion in older adults during conscious resting state
Psychology (29 works) · Medicine (18 works) · Sociology (16 works) · Political science (12 works) · Clinical Psychology (11 works) · Developmental psychology (11 works) · Law (9 works) · Psychiatry (9 works) · Art (8 works) · Cognition (8 works)