Patricia Niland
Biographic Data
| ID | 3934047 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patricia Niland |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patricia |
| FAMILY NAME | Niland |
| SIGNATURE | NILAND P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Massey University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Alcohol marketing on social media: Young adults engage with alcohol marketing on facebook
Background: Young adults are highly-active users of social network sites such as Facebook for their everyday friendship socializing. Alcohol companies have strategically used Facebook to embed their alcohol marketing into young adults’ social networking friendship activities, blurring the lines between user and alcohol brand generated content. This study explored mechanisms through which commercial alcohol interests interact with young adults’ on…
It's like he just goes off, Boom!”: Mothers and grandmothers make sense of child‐to‐parent violence
Child to parent violence (CPV) involves continual and cumulative abusive actions perpetrated by children and adolescents towards their parents or caregivers. This abuse produces short‐term distress and ongoing long‐term harmful consequences for parents and their families. Practitioners, researchers and policy‐makers are increasingly challenged to identify, conceptualize and respond to this form of family violence. A major challenge is that parent…
Tragic girls” and “crack whores”: Alcohol, femininity and Facebook
New Zealand, similar to many other westernised nations, has a well-developed national culture of drinking to intoxication. Within this cultural context, young women are exhorted to engage with the night time economy, get drunk and have “fun” without relinquishing claims to “respectability”. More recently, the rise of Facebook and other social networking sites has coincided with shifts in postfeminism, neo-liberalism and the development of the nig…
Friendship Work on Facebook: Young Adults' Understandings and Practices of Friendship
Young adults use social networking sites (SNSs) such as Facebook to engage as friends, yet there has been little systematic research that has investigated their sense‐making of friendship in relation to their uses of Facebook, as well as how Facebook as a socio‐technical system interacts with their friendship practices. Twelve friendship discussion groups were conducted in urban and non‐urban New Zealand, with 26 women and 25 men aged 18–25 years…
Youth Drinking Cultures in Aotearoa
Consuming alcohol to intoxication is a commonplace leisure-time activity among young people in Aotearoa New Zealand, producing a formidable suite of harms and consequences that are proving challenging to redress. Youth drinking cultures are similar to those observed in Western Europe, where processes of globalization are increasingly “homogenizing” practice. The current study employed in-depth qualitative methods to explore micro-cultures of youn…
Everyone can loosen up and get a bit of a buzz on”: Young adults, alcohol and friendship practices
Uncertainty in medicine: Meanings of menopause and hormone replacement therapy in medical textbooks
Tragic girls” and “crack whores”: Alcohol, femininity and Facebook
New Zealand, similar to many other westernised nations, has a well-developed national culture of drinking to intoxication. Within this cultural context, young women are exhorted to engage with the night time economy, get drunk and have “fun” without relinquishing claims to “respectability”. More recently, the rise of Facebook and other social networking sites has coincided with shifts in postfeminism, neo-liberalism and the development of the nig…
Uncertainty in medicine: Meanings of menopause and hormone replacement therapy in medical textbooks
It's like he just goes off, Boom!”: Mothers and grandmothers make sense of child‐to‐parent violence
Child to parent violence (CPV) involves continual and cumulative abusive actions perpetrated by children and adolescents towards their parents or caregivers. This abuse produces short‐term distress and ongoing long‐term harmful consequences for parents and their families. Practitioners, researchers and policy‐makers are increasingly challenged to identify, conceptualize and respond to this form of family violence. A major challenge is that parent…
Friendship Work on Facebook: Young Adults' Understandings and Practices of Friendship
Young adults use social networking sites (SNSs) such as Facebook to engage as friends, yet there has been little systematic research that has investigated their sense‐making of friendship in relation to their uses of Facebook, as well as how Facebook as a socio‐technical system interacts with their friendship practices. Twelve friendship discussion groups were conducted in urban and non‐urban New Zealand, with 26 women and 25 men aged 18–25 years…
Youth Drinking Cultures in Aotearoa
Consuming alcohol to intoxication is a commonplace leisure-time activity among young people in Aotearoa New Zealand, producing a formidable suite of harms and consequences that are proving challenging to redress. Youth drinking cultures are similar to those observed in Western Europe, where processes of globalization are increasingly “homogenizing” practice. The current study employed in-depth qualitative methods to explore micro-cultures of youn…
Uncertainty in medicine: Meanings of menopause and hormone replacement therapy in medical textbooks
Everyone can loosen up and get a bit of a buzz on”: Young adults, alcohol and friendship practices
Friendship Work on Facebook: Young Adults' Understandings and Practices of Friendship
Young adults use social networking sites (SNSs) such as Facebook to engage as friends, yet there has been little systematic research that has investigated their sense‐making of friendship in relation to their uses of Facebook, as well as how Facebook as a socio‐technical system interacts with their friendship practices. Twelve friendship discussion groups were conducted in urban and non‐urban New Zealand, with 26 women and 25 men aged 18–25 years…
Youth Drinking Cultures in Aotearoa
Consuming alcohol to intoxication is a commonplace leisure-time activity among young people in Aotearoa New Zealand, producing a formidable suite of harms and consequences that are proving challenging to redress. Youth drinking cultures are similar to those observed in Western Europe, where processes of globalization are increasingly “homogenizing” practice. The current study employed in-depth qualitative methods to explore micro-cultures of youn…
Alcohol marketing on social media: Young adults engage with alcohol marketing on facebook
Background: Young adults are highly-active users of social network sites such as Facebook for their everyday friendship socializing. Alcohol companies have strategically used Facebook to embed their alcohol marketing into young adults’ social networking friendship activities, blurring the lines between user and alcohol brand generated content. This study explored mechanisms through which commercial alcohol interests interact with young adults’ on…
It's like he just goes off, Boom!”: Mothers and grandmothers make sense of child‐to‐parent violence
Child to parent violence (CPV) involves continual and cumulative abusive actions perpetrated by children and adolescents towards their parents or caregivers. This abuse produces short‐term distress and ongoing long‐term harmful consequences for parents and their families. Practitioners, researchers and policy‐makers are increasingly challenged to identify, conceptualize and respond to this form of family violence. A major challenge is that parent…
Tragic girls” and “crack whores”: Alcohol, femininity and Facebook
New Zealand, similar to many other westernised nations, has a well-developed national culture of drinking to intoxication. Within this cultural context, young women are exhorted to engage with the night time economy, get drunk and have “fun” without relinquishing claims to “respectability”. More recently, the rise of Facebook and other social networking sites has coincided with shifts in postfeminism, neo-liberalism and the development of the nig…
Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Friendship (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Impact of Technology on Adolescents (3 works)