Barbara White
Biographic Data
| ID | 3897993 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Barbara White |
| GIVEN NAMES | Barbara |
| FAMILY NAME | White |
| SIGNATURE | WHITE B |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Austin |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4679-665X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Intelectuais, Educação E Escola
Resenha do livro: SEMERARO, Giovanni. Intelectuais, Educação e Escola: Um estudo do Caderno 12 de Antonio Gramsci. 1 ed. São Paulo: Expressão Popular, 2021
Gramsci e a Revolução Russa | Gramsci and the Russian Revolution
Resenha do livro LOLE, A.; GOMES, V. L. C.; DEL ROIO, M. (Orgs.). Gramsci e a Revolução Russa. 1 ed. Rio de Janeiro: Mórula Editorial, 2017. 272 p
Impact of a Nida Research Development Program in a School of Social Work
Journal Article Impact of a NIDA Research Development Program in a School of Social Work Get access Carol M. Lewis, PhD, Carol M. Lewis, PhD associate director Center for Social Work Research Send correspondence regarding this article to Carol M. Lewis, School of Social Work, University of Texas at Austin, 1 University Station - D3510, Austin, TX 78712; e-mail: [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic …
Perceptions of Elderly Self‐Neglect
Abuse and neglect are issues of concern that face the elderly population. This study investigated differences in perception of self‐neglect behaviors among four cohort and four cultural groups. Data were collected from students, staff, and faculty at a large state university, attendees at multiple senior centers, and people attending cultural fairs in Southern California. Using this convenience sample of 494 participants, age 18 years or older, r…
The Criminal Confessions Of Newgate's Irishmen
Balancing Power Through Community Building
This article presents a feminist model for collaboration by researchers, practitioners, and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault that focuses on balancing power and building community. Thirty-eight university researchers, survivors, and practitioners met to define and prioritize a research agenda on domestic violence and sexual assault, plan for continued collaboration, and evaluate the community-building process. This article presen…
The Center for Social Work Research at the University of Texas at Austin
The Center for Social Work Research (CSWR) in the School of Social Work at the University of Texas at Austin demonstrates how interdisciplinary research collaborations between faculty, social work practitioners, and administrators can enhance social work practice and policy development. With limited infrastructure funding since 1974, CSWR has operated with grant monies renewed through contracts with state agencies and foundations seeking program …
Domestic Violence in Lesbian Relationships
Increasingly, therapists and researchers have focused attention on domestic violence in lesbian relationships. To date, however, most research has described the incidence and types of physical violence and abuse. The present study sought to explore predictors of domestic violence in lesbian relationships. Lesbian participants filled out a survey measuring physical violence and physical aggression as well as relational and personality variables. R…
Practice Guidelines
The authors take issue with the claims made by Howard and Jenson and raise concerns regarding practice guidelines within social work practice, implications for social work education, and ethical issues. Cautions are made as to the role of the National Association of Social Workers in the development of practice guidelines. Collaboration is urged among social work professional organizations, schools of social work, social service agencies, and pra…
The inferior sort of the kingdom of Ireland’
Substance Abuse among African-American Children
Substance abuse has devastating effects on the lives of African-American children and adolescents who are both directly and indirectly victims of this problem. This article discusses child and adolescent substance abuse from a psychosocial developmental perspective within an Africentric paradigm. The authors explore contributing and intervention factors related to substance abuse that impact developmental milestones. They delineate preventive tac…
Stress in female doctors
Focuses on women doctors at a critical life stage, 25‐35 years, during career establishment and early 30s transition. Examines drivers behind career choices of female doctors and identifies stressors experienced by women who opt for hospital medicine and general practice. Suggests that sources of pressure and predictors of mental wellbeing for hospital doctors are related to the structural aspects of the environment of hospital medicine such as c…
The refuse of their own nation’ Criminal confessions of eighteenth‐century Irish women
The career development of successful women
Reports on an investigation into the life span development of women who have achieved eminence within commerce, industry and public life. Presents results based on in‐depth interviews with 48 highly successful women. Investigates the internal dynamics of women′s careers. Derives a stage model of the career development of successful women from an integration of data on work histories and non‐work family issues. Depicts schematically the amount of …
The "Boutique Effect" in Graduate Social Work Education
The authors replicated a study conducted by Brooks (1982) in order to analyze current trends in specializations in social work curricula. Results indicated that specializations in the areas of mental health, family and children's services, aging, health, and industrial social work increased. At the same time, there was movement away from the areas of corrections, school social work, poverty and minority issues, and public social services. The aut…
Fusion and Conflict Resolution in Lesbian Relationships
In this study the authors explore the issues of social distancing and conflict resolution in lesbian relationships. The authors surveyed 275 lesbians about the extent of fusion in their relationships, sources of conflict, and styles of conflict resolution. Results with a nonclinical sample indicated that lesbians reported moderate levels of fusion in their relationships. Furthermore, two subscales of fusion-fusion time issues and sharing-were pro…
Letting Out the Secret
Over the past 2 decades, a variety of studies on domestic violence has confirmed that abuse is widespread. This increased attention to violence in intimate relationships has been focused on heterosexual couples, despite the assertion that 4-10% of the population is homosexual. Violence among lesbian couples has largely been ignored by family violence researchers, but clinical practitioners who are sought out by the battered and/or the batterers f…
Perspectives on Course Outlines in Social Work Education
Does being an administrator of faculty affect how social work educators view course outlines? Performing a MANOVA on a national survey of 290 educators, the results indicate that administrators differ significantly from faculty in their view on only one of the four dimnesions identified on perspectives toward course outlines in academia. Administrators are more likely than faculty to view course outlines as property of the institution than that o…
Archetypal Patterns in Women's Fiction
Archetypal patterns endure because they give expression to perennial dilemmas submerged in the collective unconscious. Having examined more than 300 novels by both major and minor women writers over three centuries, Annis Pratt perceives in women's fiction distinctive elements of plot, characterization, image, and tone. She argues that women's fiction should be read as a mutually illuminative or interrelated field of texts reflecting feminine arc…
Domestic Violence in Lesbian Relationships
Increasingly, therapists and researchers have focused attention on domestic violence in lesbian relationships. To date, however, most research has described the incidence and types of physical violence and abuse. The present study sought to explore predictors of domestic violence in lesbian relationships. Lesbian participants filled out a survey measuring physical violence and physical aggression as well as relational and personality variables. R…
Practice Guidelines
The authors take issue with the claims made by Howard and Jenson and raise concerns regarding practice guidelines within social work practice, implications for social work education, and ethical issues. Cautions are made as to the role of the National Association of Social Workers in the development of practice guidelines. Collaboration is urged among social work professional organizations, schools of social work, social service agencies, and pra…
Fusion and Conflict Resolution in Lesbian Relationships
In this study the authors explore the issues of social distancing and conflict resolution in lesbian relationships. The authors surveyed 275 lesbians about the extent of fusion in their relationships, sources of conflict, and styles of conflict resolution. Results with a nonclinical sample indicated that lesbians reported moderate levels of fusion in their relationships. Furthermore, two subscales of fusion-fusion time issues and sharing-were pro…
The Center for Social Work Research at the University of Texas at Austin
The Center for Social Work Research (CSWR) in the School of Social Work at the University of Texas at Austin demonstrates how interdisciplinary research collaborations between faculty, social work practitioners, and administrators can enhance social work practice and policy development. With limited infrastructure funding since 1974, CSWR has operated with grant monies renewed through contracts with state agencies and foundations seeking program …
Perceptions of Elderly Self‐Neglect
Abuse and neglect are issues of concern that face the elderly population. This study investigated differences in perception of self‐neglect behaviors among four cohort and four cultural groups. Data were collected from students, staff, and faculty at a large state university, attendees at multiple senior centers, and people attending cultural fairs in Southern California. Using this convenience sample of 494 participants, age 18 years or older, r…
Balancing Power Through Community Building
This article presents a feminist model for collaboration by researchers, practitioners, and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault that focuses on balancing power and building community. Thirty-eight university researchers, survivors, and practitioners met to define and prioritize a research agenda on domestic violence and sexual assault, plan for continued collaboration, and evaluate the community-building process. This article presen…
The refuse of their own nation’ Criminal confessions of eighteenth‐century Irish women
Impact of a Nida Research Development Program in a School of Social Work
Journal Article Impact of a NIDA Research Development Program in a School of Social Work Get access Carol M. Lewis, PhD, Carol M. Lewis, PhD associate director Center for Social Work Research Send correspondence regarding this article to Carol M. Lewis, School of Social Work, University of Texas at Austin, 1 University Station - D3510, Austin, TX 78712; e-mail: [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic …
The inferior sort of the kingdom of Ireland’
Archetypal Patterns in Women's Fiction
Archetypal patterns endure because they give expression to perennial dilemmas submerged in the collective unconscious. Having examined more than 300 novels by both major and minor women writers over three centuries, Annis Pratt perceives in women's fiction distinctive elements of plot, characterization, image, and tone. She argues that women's fiction should be read as a mutually illuminative or interrelated field of texts reflecting feminine arc…
Perspectives on Course Outlines in Social Work Education
Does being an administrator of faculty affect how social work educators view course outlines? Performing a MANOVA on a national survey of 290 educators, the results indicate that administrators differ significantly from faculty in their view on only one of the four dimnesions identified on perspectives toward course outlines in academia. Administrators are more likely than faculty to view course outlines as property of the institution than that o…
Letting Out the Secret
Over the past 2 decades, a variety of studies on domestic violence has confirmed that abuse is widespread. This increased attention to violence in intimate relationships has been focused on heterosexual couples, despite the assertion that 4-10% of the population is homosexual. Violence among lesbian couples has largely been ignored by family violence researchers, but clinical practitioners who are sought out by the battered and/or the batterers f…
The career development of successful women
Reports on an investigation into the life span development of women who have achieved eminence within commerce, industry and public life. Presents results based on in‐depth interviews with 48 highly successful women. Investigates the internal dynamics of women′s careers. Derives a stage model of the career development of successful women from an integration of data on work histories and non‐work family issues. Depicts schematically the amount of …
The "Boutique Effect" in Graduate Social Work Education
The authors replicated a study conducted by Brooks (1982) in order to analyze current trends in specializations in social work curricula. Results indicated that specializations in the areas of mental health, family and children's services, aging, health, and industrial social work increased. At the same time, there was movement away from the areas of corrections, school social work, poverty and minority issues, and public social services. The aut…
Fusion and Conflict Resolution in Lesbian Relationships
In this study the authors explore the issues of social distancing and conflict resolution in lesbian relationships. The authors surveyed 275 lesbians about the extent of fusion in their relationships, sources of conflict, and styles of conflict resolution. Results with a nonclinical sample indicated that lesbians reported moderate levels of fusion in their relationships. Furthermore, two subscales of fusion-fusion time issues and sharing-were pro…
The refuse of their own nation’ Criminal confessions of eighteenth‐century Irish women
Stress in female doctors
Focuses on women doctors at a critical life stage, 25‐35 years, during career establishment and early 30s transition. Examines drivers behind career choices of female doctors and identifies stressors experienced by women who opt for hospital medicine and general practice. Suggests that sources of pressure and predictors of mental wellbeing for hospital doctors are related to the structural aspects of the environment of hospital medicine such as c…
The inferior sort of the kingdom of Ireland’
Substance Abuse among African-American Children
Substance abuse has devastating effects on the lives of African-American children and adolescents who are both directly and indirectly victims of this problem. This article discusses child and adolescent substance abuse from a psychosocial developmental perspective within an Africentric paradigm. The authors explore contributing and intervention factors related to substance abuse that impact developmental milestones. They delineate preventive tac…
Practice Guidelines
The authors take issue with the claims made by Howard and Jenson and raise concerns regarding practice guidelines within social work practice, implications for social work education, and ethical issues. Cautions are made as to the role of the National Association of Social Workers in the development of practice guidelines. Collaboration is urged among social work professional organizations, schools of social work, social service agencies, and pra…
Domestic Violence in Lesbian Relationships
Increasingly, therapists and researchers have focused attention on domestic violence in lesbian relationships. To date, however, most research has described the incidence and types of physical violence and abuse. The present study sought to explore predictors of domestic violence in lesbian relationships. Lesbian participants filled out a survey measuring physical violence and physical aggression as well as relational and personality variables. R…
The Center for Social Work Research at the University of Texas at Austin
The Center for Social Work Research (CSWR) in the School of Social Work at the University of Texas at Austin demonstrates how interdisciplinary research collaborations between faculty, social work practitioners, and administrators can enhance social work practice and policy development. With limited infrastructure funding since 1974, CSWR has operated with grant monies renewed through contracts with state agencies and foundations seeking program …
Balancing Power Through Community Building
This article presents a feminist model for collaboration by researchers, practitioners, and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault that focuses on balancing power and building community. Thirty-eight university researchers, survivors, and practitioners met to define and prioritize a research agenda on domestic violence and sexual assault, plan for continued collaboration, and evaluate the community-building process. This article presen…
The Criminal Confessions Of Newgate's Irishmen
Perceptions of Elderly Self‐Neglect
Abuse and neglect are issues of concern that face the elderly population. This study investigated differences in perception of self‐neglect behaviors among four cohort and four cultural groups. Data were collected from students, staff, and faculty at a large state university, attendees at multiple senior centers, and people attending cultural fairs in Southern California. Using this convenience sample of 494 participants, age 18 years or older, r…
Impact of a Nida Research Development Program in a School of Social Work
Journal Article Impact of a NIDA Research Development Program in a School of Social Work Get access Carol M. Lewis, PhD, Carol M. Lewis, PhD associate director Center for Social Work Research Send correspondence regarding this article to Carol M. Lewis, School of Social Work, University of Texas at Austin, 1 University Station - D3510, Austin, TX 78712; e-mail: [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic …
Gramsci e a Revolução Russa | Gramsci and the Russian Revolution
Resenha do livro LOLE, A.; GOMES, V. L. C.; DEL ROIO, M. (Orgs.). Gramsci e a Revolução Russa. 1 ed. Rio de Janeiro: Mórula Editorial, 2017. 272 p
Intelectuais, Educação E Escola
Resenha do livro: SEMERARO, Giovanni. Intelectuais, Educação e Escola: Um estudo do Caderno 12 de Antonio Gramsci. 1 ed. São Paulo: Expressão Popular, 2021
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