Victoria Lee
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3635341 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Victoria Lee |
| NOMBRES | Victoria |
| APELLIDO | Lee |
| FIRMA | LEE V |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Manchester |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9578-3260 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Where Community-Engaged Research and Randomized Controlled Trials Align
There has been increased focus within the evaluation field on the value of community-engaged research (CER) methods; however, CER is not easily seen as compatible with experimental evaluation methods (or randomized controlled trial, RCT). For instance, in an experimental design, researchers leverage randomization to create a counterfactual; this can inhibit flexibility in implementation often connected to CER practice. This article describes the …
Seeds of Control
Diet for a Large Planet
Give My Child a Label
Child mental health services are in rising demand, but increasingly overstretched and difficult for families to access. This article examines rhetorical techniques used by parents seeking a mental health diagnosis for their child. Using recordings of consultations from a child mental health clinic (UK) with 28 families, analysis focuses on the use of 'epistemic corroboration', a strategy by which third-party candidate diagnoses are reported to su…
Wild toxicity, cultivated safety
In 1960, the trajectory of aflatoxin as one of the earliest and best studied cases of a naturally occurring carcinogen in food intersected with the trajectory of an industrial microbe known in the Japanese vernacular as kōji, used for centuries in Japan to make sake, soy sauce, and miso. Over about two decades, the aflatoxin crisis spurred the emergence of a new evolutionary narrative of kōji, Aspergillus oryzae, as a domesticated, non-toxigenic …
Quantifying resilience to recurrent ecosystem disturbances using flow–kick dynamics
Opening Canada’s first Health Canada-approved supervised consumption sites
The Microbial Production of Expertise in Meiji Japan
Microbes as an object of knowledge and the scientist as an institution of authority did not exist in Japan before the nineteenth century. This essay considers the formation of these two modern categories by looking at their boundaries in late Meiji Japan (1868–1912). Charting transformations in the landscape of brewing expertise, the processes that brewing technicians used to produce molds as commodities, and finally the critical reaction of the …
Healthy Living Behaviors Among Chinese–American Preschool-Aged Children
Testing is Healthy” TimePlay campaign
Creating a better tomorrow
Service learning combines classroom instruction with meaningful community service. This article presents a project grounded in this concept that developed in a graduate-level Applied Cultural Anthropology class to provide students the opportunity to learn by applying textbook information and anthropological methods to real world issues. Anthropology students researched elementary school children's concept of the future of their community. This ar…
Unraveling the search for microbial control in twentieth-century pandemics
Relationship Satisfaction in Native Koreans and Korean Americans as a Function of Alexithymia, Emotional Intelligence, and Marital Vows Orientation
The common stereotype of the inexpressive Asian, holding all emotions at bay, continues in our expectations of how Asian couples relate in intimate relationships. There is also a widely held belief that Asian marriages embrace more covenant-oriented commitments, compromising individual freedom and expression for the sake of harmony and integration of the couple. The current study attempted to test these stereotypes among Koreans living in the Uni…
Cost effectiveness of the Expert Patients Programme (EPP) for patients with chronic conditions
OBJECTIVE: To assess the cost effectiveness of the Expert Patients Programme (EPP) intervention compared to a treatment as usual alternative. DESIGN: Two-arm pragmatic randomised controlled trial design with waiting list control. SETTING: Community settings in England. PATIENTS: Patients with a wide range of self-defined long-term conditions. INTERVENTION: The EPP based on the US chronic disease self management program (CDSMP), a lay-led self-car…
Alexithymia and individual differences in emotional expression
The effectiveness and cost effectiveness of a national lay-led self care support programme for patients with long-term conditions
Objective: Supporting patients’ self care could have a major effect on the management of long-term conditions, which has led to worldwide interest in effective self care interventions. In England, self care support is being developed through the “Expert Patients Programme”, which provides lay-led generic courses to improve patients’ self care skills. However, the clinical and cost effectiveness of such courses remains unclear. Methods: Two-arm pr…
Ecosystem Health
What is Health?’ Campaign
Why talking about negative emotional experiences is good for your health
Why talking about negative emotional experiences is good for your health: A micro analytic perspective
The rhetorical organization of verbal and nonverbal behavior in emotion talk
The rhetorical organization of verbal and nonverbal behavior in emotion talk
Creating a better tomorrow
Service learning combines classroom instruction with meaningful community service. This article presents a project grounded in this concept that developed in a graduate-level Applied Cultural Anthropology class to provide students the opportunity to learn by applying textbook information and anthropological methods to real world issues. Anthropology students researched elementary school children's concept of the future of their community. This ar…
The effectiveness and cost effectiveness of a national lay-led self care support programme for patients with long-term conditions
Objective: Supporting patients’ self care could have a major effect on the management of long-term conditions, which has led to worldwide interest in effective self care interventions. In England, self care support is being developed through the “Expert Patients Programme”, which provides lay-led generic courses to improve patients’ self care skills. However, the clinical and cost effectiveness of such courses remains unclear. Methods: Two-arm pr…
Alexithymia and individual differences in emotional expression
Cost effectiveness of the Expert Patients Programme (EPP) for patients with chronic conditions
OBJECTIVE: To assess the cost effectiveness of the Expert Patients Programme (EPP) intervention compared to a treatment as usual alternative. DESIGN: Two-arm pragmatic randomised controlled trial design with waiting list control. SETTING: Community settings in England. PATIENTS: Patients with a wide range of self-defined long-term conditions. INTERVENTION: The EPP based on the US chronic disease self management program (CDSMP), a lay-led self-car…
Why talking about negative emotional experiences is good for your health
Why talking about negative emotional experiences is good for your health: A micro analytic perspective
The rhetorical organization of verbal and nonverbal behavior in emotion talk
The rhetorical organization of verbal and nonverbal behavior in emotion talk
Where Community-Engaged Research and Randomized Controlled Trials Align
There has been increased focus within the evaluation field on the value of community-engaged research (CER) methods; however, CER is not easily seen as compatible with experimental evaluation methods (or randomized controlled trial, RCT). For instance, in an experimental design, researchers leverage randomization to create a counterfactual; this can inhibit flexibility in implementation often connected to CER practice. This article describes the …
Give My Child a Label
Child mental health services are in rising demand, but increasingly overstretched and difficult for families to access. This article examines rhetorical techniques used by parents seeking a mental health diagnosis for their child. Using recordings of consultations from a child mental health clinic (UK) with 28 families, analysis focuses on the use of 'epistemic corroboration', a strategy by which third-party candidate diagnoses are reported to su…
The Microbial Production of Expertise in Meiji Japan
Microbes as an object of knowledge and the scientist as an institution of authority did not exist in Japan before the nineteenth century. This essay considers the formation of these two modern categories by looking at their boundaries in late Meiji Japan (1868–1912). Charting transformations in the landscape of brewing expertise, the processes that brewing technicians used to produce molds as commodities, and finally the critical reaction of the …
The rhetorical organization of verbal and nonverbal behavior in emotion talk
The rhetorical organization of verbal and nonverbal behavior in emotion talk
Why talking about negative emotional experiences is good for your health
Why talking about negative emotional experiences is good for your health: A micro analytic perspective
What is Health?’ Campaign
Ecosystem Health
The effectiveness and cost effectiveness of a national lay-led self care support programme for patients with long-term conditions
Objective: Supporting patients’ self care could have a major effect on the management of long-term conditions, which has led to worldwide interest in effective self care interventions. In England, self care support is being developed through the “Expert Patients Programme”, which provides lay-led generic courses to improve patients’ self care skills. However, the clinical and cost effectiveness of such courses remains unclear. Methods: Two-arm pr…
Cost effectiveness of the Expert Patients Programme (EPP) for patients with chronic conditions
OBJECTIVE: To assess the cost effectiveness of the Expert Patients Programme (EPP) intervention compared to a treatment as usual alternative. DESIGN: Two-arm pragmatic randomised controlled trial design with waiting list control. SETTING: Community settings in England. PATIENTS: Patients with a wide range of self-defined long-term conditions. INTERVENTION: The EPP based on the US chronic disease self management program (CDSMP), a lay-led self-car…
Alexithymia and individual differences in emotional expression
Relationship Satisfaction in Native Koreans and Korean Americans as a Function of Alexithymia, Emotional Intelligence, and Marital Vows Orientation
The common stereotype of the inexpressive Asian, holding all emotions at bay, continues in our expectations of how Asian couples relate in intimate relationships. There is also a widely held belief that Asian marriages embrace more covenant-oriented commitments, compromising individual freedom and expression for the sake of harmony and integration of the couple. The current study attempted to test these stereotypes among Koreans living in the Uni…
Unraveling the search for microbial control in twentieth-century pandemics
Creating a better tomorrow
Service learning combines classroom instruction with meaningful community service. This article presents a project grounded in this concept that developed in a graduate-level Applied Cultural Anthropology class to provide students the opportunity to learn by applying textbook information and anthropological methods to real world issues. Anthropology students researched elementary school children's concept of the future of their community. This ar…
Healthy Living Behaviors Among Chinese–American Preschool-Aged Children
Testing is Healthy” TimePlay campaign
Quantifying resilience to recurrent ecosystem disturbances using flow–kick dynamics
Opening Canada’s first Health Canada-approved supervised consumption sites
The Microbial Production of Expertise in Meiji Japan
Microbes as an object of knowledge and the scientist as an institution of authority did not exist in Japan before the nineteenth century. This essay considers the formation of these two modern categories by looking at their boundaries in late Meiji Japan (1868–1912). Charting transformations in the landscape of brewing expertise, the processes that brewing technicians used to produce molds as commodities, and finally the critical reaction of the …
Wild toxicity, cultivated safety
In 1960, the trajectory of aflatoxin as one of the earliest and best studied cases of a naturally occurring carcinogen in food intersected with the trajectory of an industrial microbe known in the Japanese vernacular as kōji, used for centuries in Japan to make sake, soy sauce, and miso. Over about two decades, the aflatoxin crisis spurred the emergence of a new evolutionary narrative of kōji, Aspergillus oryzae, as a domesticated, non-toxigenic …
Give My Child a Label
Child mental health services are in rising demand, but increasingly overstretched and difficult for families to access. This article examines rhetorical techniques used by parents seeking a mental health diagnosis for their child. Using recordings of consultations from a child mental health clinic (UK) with 28 families, analysis focuses on the use of 'epistemic corroboration', a strategy by which third-party candidate diagnoses are reported to su…
Diet for a Large Planet
Where Community-Engaged Research and Randomized Controlled Trials Align
There has been increased focus within the evaluation field on the value of community-engaged research (CER) methods; however, CER is not easily seen as compatible with experimental evaluation methods (or randomized controlled trial, RCT). For instance, in an experimental design, researchers leverage randomization to create a counterfactual; this can inhibit flexibility in implementation often connected to CER practice. This article describes the …
Seeds of Control
Psychology (10 obras) · Medicine (8 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Social science (5 obras) · Biology (4 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Ecology (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras)