Rosalind Evans
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3674596 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Rosalind Evans |
| NOMBRES | Rosalind |
| APELLIDO | Evans |
| FIRMA | EVANS R |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Texas at Arlington |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 56 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1986 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Perceptions of Gender Nonconformity, Internalized Stigma, and Embodiment in a Sample of Self-Identified Transgender Individuals
This study examines how societal heteronormative norms influence interactions involving transgender individuals, offering insights into identity formation and mental health. Understanding how societal heteronormative norms shape interactions involving transgender individuals is crucial to the attainment of public health goals related to addressing societal barriers, such as stigma, and promoting mental health. Interviews were conducted at a unive…
Strengths Perspective
(1) Background: As helping professionals, social workers are more susceptible to compassion fatigue, vicarious trauma, and burnout due to regular exposure to clients’ trauma, traumatic situations, and heavy caseloads. Social work students also face similar experiences during their field placement as they prepare to enter the profession. In addition, stress, a significant factor affecting academic performance, is prevalent among social work studen…
Studies of resilience among youth experiencing homelessness
Beyond the Binary
A sample of 273 college students who were heterosexual completed measures of religious fundamentalism and three aspects of social cognition to test the proposition that there are key differences between the bases of different sexual and gender prejudices (homophobia, transphobia, and biphobia). Specifically, because bisexuality and transgenderism are ambiguous by nature, with bisexuality challenging the sexual orientation binary and transgenderis…
Voices from the stories untold
Twelve self-identified college students within the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) spectrum were interviewed on campus climate perceptions and their experiences of discrimination and isolation at their university. Thematic analysis was conducted to identify themes from the data. This process resulted in the emergence of three themes, identified as discrimination, isolation, and avoidance. The most salient experiences of dis…
Strengthening the DSM
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) has been an essential resource in mental health care for years. The manual is compiled with various mental disorders to which clinicians refer when providing appropriate diagnosis to clients. Criticism followed the manual's first release, specifically in regard to its inability to provide the most effective interventions and treatments. The most salient deficiencies of the DSM concer…
Towards a creative synthesis of participant observation and participatory research
This article responds to Wright and Nelson's (1995) call for a 'creative synthesis' of participant observation and participatory research, which may allow the limitations of both methods to be addressed. It does so by reflecting on the experience of doing long-term research both with and on young Bhutanese refugees in Nepal. Although participant observation and participatory research may be seen as incompatible approaches, the article explores th…
Global priorities against local context
This paper explores how the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees' (UNHCR) global priorities and strategies for refugee girls and boys are applied in long-term Bhutanese refugee camps in Nepal. It examines UNHCR's interventions to prevent and respond to child protection issues, including separation from parents and caregivers, and early marriage. These are compared with community perceptions of, and assistance for, children living in diff…
The perils of being a borderland people
This article responds to Baud and van Schendel's call for research into the history of borderland people in order to redress ‘the imbalance of “state-centred” studies’. It does so by providing a study of borderlands from the periphery, analysing the experiences of the Lhotshampas – a borderland people of Bhutan – who migrated there from Nepal and India a few generations ago. In response to the Bhutanese Government's efforts to promote a homogeneo…
Cultural expression as political rhetoric
This article explores the experiences of young Bhutanese refugees growing up in long-term camps in eastern Nepal. It focuses on a period of political crisis in the camps in 2006–2007, when community members' opinions clashed over long-term solutions to the refugee situation. The article examines the use of cultural expression – song, poetry, dance, art and drama – as a form of political rhetoric employed to inspire collective action for social ch…
Organizational Factors and Perceptions of Climate in Three Psychiatric Units
The relationships of perceived organizational structure, leader behaviors, and communication processes with perceptions of the work environment and ward atmosphere by staff in three psychiatric units were assessed. Satisfaction with communication and participation in decision making emerged as the most consistent correlates of staff views about their work environment, while dimensions of ward atmosphere were most frequently related to satisfactio…
Rudolph II and His World
The perils of being a borderland people
This article responds to Baud and van Schendel's call for research into the history of borderland people in order to redress ‘the imbalance of “state-centred” studies’. It does so by providing a study of borderlands from the periphery, analysing the experiences of the Lhotshampas – a borderland people of Bhutan – who migrated there from Nepal and India a few generations ago. In response to the Bhutanese Government's efforts to promote a homogeneo…
Voices from the stories untold
Twelve self-identified college students within the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) spectrum were interviewed on campus climate perceptions and their experiences of discrimination and isolation at their university. Thematic analysis was conducted to identify themes from the data. This process resulted in the emergence of three themes, identified as discrimination, isolation, and avoidance. The most salient experiences of dis…
Beyond the Binary
A sample of 273 college students who were heterosexual completed measures of religious fundamentalism and three aspects of social cognition to test the proposition that there are key differences between the bases of different sexual and gender prejudices (homophobia, transphobia, and biphobia). Specifically, because bisexuality and transgenderism are ambiguous by nature, with bisexuality challenging the sexual orientation binary and transgenderis…
Organizational Factors and Perceptions of Climate in Three Psychiatric Units
The relationships of perceived organizational structure, leader behaviors, and communication processes with perceptions of the work environment and ward atmosphere by staff in three psychiatric units were assessed. Satisfaction with communication and participation in decision making emerged as the most consistent correlates of staff views about their work environment, while dimensions of ward atmosphere were most frequently related to satisfactio…
Cultural expression as political rhetoric
This article explores the experiences of young Bhutanese refugees growing up in long-term camps in eastern Nepal. It focuses on a period of political crisis in the camps in 2006–2007, when community members' opinions clashed over long-term solutions to the refugee situation. The article examines the use of cultural expression – song, poetry, dance, art and drama – as a form of political rhetoric employed to inspire collective action for social ch…
Rudolph II and His World
Organizational Factors and Perceptions of Climate in Three Psychiatric Units
The relationships of perceived organizational structure, leader behaviors, and communication processes with perceptions of the work environment and ward atmosphere by staff in three psychiatric units were assessed. Satisfaction with communication and participation in decision making emerged as the most consistent correlates of staff views about their work environment, while dimensions of ward atmosphere were most frequently related to satisfactio…
The perils of being a borderland people
This article responds to Baud and van Schendel's call for research into the history of borderland people in order to redress ‘the imbalance of “state-centred” studies’. It does so by providing a study of borderlands from the periphery, analysing the experiences of the Lhotshampas – a borderland people of Bhutan – who migrated there from Nepal and India a few generations ago. In response to the Bhutanese Government's efforts to promote a homogeneo…
Cultural expression as political rhetoric
This article explores the experiences of young Bhutanese refugees growing up in long-term camps in eastern Nepal. It focuses on a period of political crisis in the camps in 2006–2007, when community members' opinions clashed over long-term solutions to the refugee situation. The article examines the use of cultural expression – song, poetry, dance, art and drama – as a form of political rhetoric employed to inspire collective action for social ch…
Global priorities against local context
This paper explores how the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees' (UNHCR) global priorities and strategies for refugee girls and boys are applied in long-term Bhutanese refugee camps in Nepal. It examines UNHCR's interventions to prevent and respond to child protection issues, including separation from parents and caregivers, and early marriage. These are compared with community perceptions of, and assistance for, children living in diff…
Towards a creative synthesis of participant observation and participatory research
This article responds to Wright and Nelson's (1995) call for a 'creative synthesis' of participant observation and participatory research, which may allow the limitations of both methods to be addressed. It does so by reflecting on the experience of doing long-term research both with and on young Bhutanese refugees in Nepal. Although participant observation and participatory research may be seen as incompatible approaches, the article explores th…
Studies of resilience among youth experiencing homelessness
Beyond the Binary
A sample of 273 college students who were heterosexual completed measures of religious fundamentalism and three aspects of social cognition to test the proposition that there are key differences between the bases of different sexual and gender prejudices (homophobia, transphobia, and biphobia). Specifically, because bisexuality and transgenderism are ambiguous by nature, with bisexuality challenging the sexual orientation binary and transgenderis…
Voices from the stories untold
Twelve self-identified college students within the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) spectrum were interviewed on campus climate perceptions and their experiences of discrimination and isolation at their university. Thematic analysis was conducted to identify themes from the data. This process resulted in the emergence of three themes, identified as discrimination, isolation, and avoidance. The most salient experiences of dis…
Strengthening the DSM
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) has been an essential resource in mental health care for years. The manual is compiled with various mental disorders to which clinicians refer when providing appropriate diagnosis to clients. Criticism followed the manual's first release, specifically in regard to its inability to provide the most effective interventions and treatments. The most salient deficiencies of the DSM concer…
Strengths Perspective
(1) Background: As helping professionals, social workers are more susceptible to compassion fatigue, vicarious trauma, and burnout due to regular exposure to clients’ trauma, traumatic situations, and heavy caseloads. Social work students also face similar experiences during their field placement as they prepare to enter the profession. In addition, stress, a significant factor affecting academic performance, is prevalent among social work studen…
Perceptions of Gender Nonconformity, Internalized Stigma, and Embodiment in a Sample of Self-Identified Transgender Individuals
This study examines how societal heteronormative norms influence interactions involving transgender individuals, offering insights into identity formation and mental health. Understanding how societal heteronormative norms shape interactions involving transgender individuals is crucial to the attainment of public health goals related to addressing societal barriers, such as stigma, and promoting mental health. Interviews were conducted at a unive…
Political science (6 obras) · Psychology (6 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Refugee (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Children's Rights and Participation (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (3 obras)