Charles Tessier
Biographic Data
| ID | 3717622 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles Tessier |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles |
| FAMILY NAME | Tessier |
| SIGNATURE | TESSIER C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Laval |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 54 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Fostering Accessibility to Mental Health Services for Youth Experiencing Homelessness in Montreal, Canada
BACKGROUND: (RIPAJ) was established in Montréal in 2003 through collaboration between community and governmental health organizations. In 2016, RIPAJ joined the national Adolescent/Young Adult Connections to Community-driven Early Strengths-based Stigma-free services-Open Minds (ACCESS-OM) initiative, aiming to enhance mental healthcare accessibility for youth experiencing homelessness. AIMS: This study evaluates the impact of this integrated app…
How Much of Electoral Politics Is in the District? Measuring District Effects on Party Support
The electoral district is the fundamental unit of representation in single- and multi-member electoral systems, yet most research shows little interest in district effects on election outcomes, focusing instead on national and individual factors. This is problematic as parties and candidates often put a great deal of effort into district-based campaigns. How, then, can we best capture district effects on party support? We propose a new method usi…
Generational and life-cycle effects on support for Quebec independence
The symbolic mosaic
Diversity is at the core of any definition of Canada. But can different types of relationships among national symbols co-exist within the same national unit? And do these various symbolic assemblages have different effects on citizens’ attitudes and behaviour? This paper uses survey data to uncover patterns in Canadians’ attitudes towards 18 national symbols. The results indicate the existence of four distinct national symbolic ‘webs’. The first …
Ballot Order in Cueless Elections
This paper studies the prevalence of ballot order effects in two different types of Canadian elections which differ greatly by the strength of party cues they provide to voters. Provincial elections are best described as a typical competition between well established and institutionalized parties, hence providing voters with strong party cues. Alternatively, municipal politics provide voters with much weaker party cues. We use electoral results f…
Vers des primaires ouvertes
Les débats entourant le processus de sélection des candidats constituent une réponse au déclin du militantisme. L’ouverture du système de sélection des candidats à la chefferie pourrait d’ailleurs s’expliquer au Canada et au Québec par une recherche de légitimité, plus que par une démocratisation interne des partis. Les cas du Parti libéral du Canada et du Parti québécois sont étudiés dans cette perspective et sont utiles pour identifier les cond…
Untangling myths and facts
Come hell or high water
L'efficacité de l'échantillonnage passif pour obtenir un portrait représentatif de l'électorat
On estime généralement que l'utilisation d'une méthode d’échantillonnage actif pour la conduite de sondage Internet est plus efficace que l'utilisation d’échantillonnage passif, autant en ce qui a trait au recrutement des participants que de la représentativité de l’échantillon. Dans le premier cas, des firmes spécialisées contactent directement des répondants, alors que dans le deuxième cas les participants doivent se rendre par eux-mêmes sur un…
The Results after 20 Months of a Study Testing the Efficacy Of a Weekly Fluoride Mouthrinsing Program
The purpose of this study was to determine the efficacy of weekly mouthrinsing with a 0.2 percent NaF solution in first‐grade children living in a non‐ fluoridated community. Children in the control group were also participants in a randomized clinical trial to evaluate the efficacy of semiannual fluoride varnish treatments. Children allocated to the mouthrinse group attended school at three of the 17 area schools where the varnish study was occu…
Come hell or high water
Untangling myths and facts
Generational and life-cycle effects on support for Quebec independence
How Much of Electoral Politics Is in the District? Measuring District Effects on Party Support
The electoral district is the fundamental unit of representation in single- and multi-member electoral systems, yet most research shows little interest in district effects on election outcomes, focusing instead on national and individual factors. This is problematic as parties and candidates often put a great deal of effort into district-based campaigns. How, then, can we best capture district effects on party support? We propose a new method usi…
Ballot Order in Cueless Elections
This paper studies the prevalence of ballot order effects in two different types of Canadian elections which differ greatly by the strength of party cues they provide to voters. Provincial elections are best described as a typical competition between well established and institutionalized parties, hence providing voters with strong party cues. Alternatively, municipal politics provide voters with much weaker party cues. We use electoral results f…
The symbolic mosaic
Diversity is at the core of any definition of Canada. But can different types of relationships among national symbols co-exist within the same national unit? And do these various symbolic assemblages have different effects on citizens’ attitudes and behaviour? This paper uses survey data to uncover patterns in Canadians’ attitudes towards 18 national symbols. The results indicate the existence of four distinct national symbolic ‘webs’. The first …
The Results after 20 Months of a Study Testing the Efficacy Of a Weekly Fluoride Mouthrinsing Program
The purpose of this study was to determine the efficacy of weekly mouthrinsing with a 0.2 percent NaF solution in first‐grade children living in a non‐ fluoridated community. Children in the control group were also participants in a randomized clinical trial to evaluate the efficacy of semiannual fluoride varnish treatments. Children allocated to the mouthrinse group attended school at three of the 17 area schools where the varnish study was occu…
L'efficacité de l'échantillonnage passif pour obtenir un portrait représentatif de l'électorat
On estime généralement que l'utilisation d'une méthode d’échantillonnage actif pour la conduite de sondage Internet est plus efficace que l'utilisation d’échantillonnage passif, autant en ce qui a trait au recrutement des participants que de la représentativité de l’échantillon. Dans le premier cas, des firmes spécialisées contactent directement des répondants, alors que dans le deuxième cas les participants doivent se rendre par eux-mêmes sur un…
Untangling myths and facts
Come hell or high water
Vers des primaires ouvertes
Les débats entourant le processus de sélection des candidats constituent une réponse au déclin du militantisme. L’ouverture du système de sélection des candidats à la chefferie pourrait d’ailleurs s’expliquer au Canada et au Québec par une recherche de légitimité, plus que par une démocratisation interne des partis. Les cas du Parti libéral du Canada et du Parti québécois sont étudiés dans cette perspective et sont utiles pour identifier les cond…
The symbolic mosaic
Diversity is at the core of any definition of Canada. But can different types of relationships among national symbols co-exist within the same national unit? And do these various symbolic assemblages have different effects on citizens’ attitudes and behaviour? This paper uses survey data to uncover patterns in Canadians’ attitudes towards 18 national symbols. The results indicate the existence of four distinct national symbolic ‘webs’. The first …
Ballot Order in Cueless Elections
This paper studies the prevalence of ballot order effects in two different types of Canadian elections which differ greatly by the strength of party cues they provide to voters. Provincial elections are best described as a typical competition between well established and institutionalized parties, hence providing voters with strong party cues. Alternatively, municipal politics provide voters with much weaker party cues. We use electoral results f…
Generational and life-cycle effects on support for Quebec independence
How Much of Electoral Politics Is in the District? Measuring District Effects on Party Support
The electoral district is the fundamental unit of representation in single- and multi-member electoral systems, yet most research shows little interest in district effects on election outcomes, focusing instead on national and individual factors. This is problematic as parties and candidates often put a great deal of effort into district-based campaigns. How, then, can we best capture district effects on party support? We propose a new method usi…
Fostering Accessibility to Mental Health Services for Youth Experiencing Homelessness in Montreal, Canada
BACKGROUND: (RIPAJ) was established in Montréal in 2003 through collaboration between community and governmental health organizations. In 2016, RIPAJ joined the national Adolescent/Young Adult Connections to Community-driven Early Strengths-based Stigma-free services-Open Minds (ACCESS-OM) initiative, aiming to enhance mental healthcare accessibility for youth experiencing homelessness. AIMS: This study evaluates the impact of this integrated app…
Political science (8 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Economics (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Humanities (2 works)