Carolyn J Corkindale
Biographic Data
| ID | 6033866 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carolyn J Corkindale |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carolyn J |
| FAMILY NAME | Corkindale |
| SIGNATURE | CORKINDALE C J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Flinders University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Adolescent Men's Pregnancy Resolution Choices in Relation to an Unintended Pregnancy
This article investigates adolescent men's pregnancy resolution choices in Australia, Ireland, and Italy. It addresses two main gaps in the literature: the lack of research on (adolescent) men's views on unintended pregnancy and pregnancy resolution and the lack of international comparative case studies on men and reproductive choices. Consistent with theories of the transformation of intimacies in society and the growth of individualization, the…
The Reality of Religious Labels
The meaning of the religious labels used by people to describe themselves and others is often problematic. Religiosity, religious behavior and experience vary in the way they are reported and understood. This study presents a methodological approach to investigating the relationship between self-reported religiosity and an objectively constructed index of religious intensity. The data were obtained from a multi-country study of Muslim religiosity…
Processes and Factors Underlying Adolescent Males’ Attitudes and Decision-Making in Relation to an Unplanned Pregnancy
Adolescents' Attitudes and Beliefs About Pregnancy and Parenthood
This paper reports on a small, randomised controlled trial involving a school-based intervention targeting adolescents' idealised beliefs about pregnancy and parenthood. An intervention group of adolescents were assessed two weeks before and two weeks after viewing and discussing a video of three adolescent mothers describing the consequences of their pregnancies and parenthood. A control group was assessed on 2 occasions 4 weeks apart. Both the …
The assessment of parent-to-infant attachment
In most research involving maternal infant attachment, the attachment construct has been assessed by behavioural observation. The problems inherent in this approach, including its high cost and labour-intensive nature, are briefly reviewed. It is suggested that the behavioural approach could be usefully complemented by enquiry into the mother's subjective experiences towards her infant. The development of a 19 item self-report questionnaire to as…
The correlates of antenatal attachment in pregnant women
Maternal‐foetal attachment represents the earliest and most basic form of human intimacy, and has both theoretical and clinical significance. Utilizing a previously published self‐report questionnaire to assess antenatal attachment, the present paper explores its correlates using 238 women in the third trimester of pregnancy. Extrapolating from studies of maternal‐infant attachment, it was hypothesized that depression and a lack of social support…
The correlates of antenatal attachment in pregnant women
Maternal‐foetal attachment represents the earliest and most basic form of human intimacy, and has both theoretical and clinical significance. Utilizing a previously published self‐report questionnaire to assess antenatal attachment, the present paper explores its correlates using 238 women in the third trimester of pregnancy. Extrapolating from studies of maternal‐infant attachment, it was hypothesized that depression and a lack of social support…
Processes and Factors Underlying Adolescent Males’ Attitudes and Decision-Making in Relation to an Unplanned Pregnancy
Adolescent Men's Pregnancy Resolution Choices in Relation to an Unintended Pregnancy
This article investigates adolescent men's pregnancy resolution choices in Australia, Ireland, and Italy. It addresses two main gaps in the literature: the lack of research on (adolescent) men's views on unintended pregnancy and pregnancy resolution and the lack of international comparative case studies on men and reproductive choices. Consistent with theories of the transformation of intimacies in society and the growth of individualization, the…
The correlates of antenatal attachment in pregnant women
Maternal‐foetal attachment represents the earliest and most basic form of human intimacy, and has both theoretical and clinical significance. Utilizing a previously published self‐report questionnaire to assess antenatal attachment, the present paper explores its correlates using 238 women in the third trimester of pregnancy. Extrapolating from studies of maternal‐infant attachment, it was hypothesized that depression and a lack of social support…
The assessment of parent-to-infant attachment
In most research involving maternal infant attachment, the attachment construct has been assessed by behavioural observation. The problems inherent in this approach, including its high cost and labour-intensive nature, are briefly reviewed. It is suggested that the behavioural approach could be usefully complemented by enquiry into the mother's subjective experiences towards her infant. The development of a 19 item self-report questionnaire to as…
Adolescents' Attitudes and Beliefs About Pregnancy and Parenthood
This paper reports on a small, randomised controlled trial involving a school-based intervention targeting adolescents' idealised beliefs about pregnancy and parenthood. An intervention group of adolescents were assessed two weeks before and two weeks after viewing and discussing a video of three adolescent mothers describing the consequences of their pregnancies and parenthood. A control group was assessed on 2 occasions 4 weeks apart. Both the …
Processes and Factors Underlying Adolescent Males’ Attitudes and Decision-Making in Relation to an Unplanned Pregnancy
The Reality of Religious Labels
The meaning of the religious labels used by people to describe themselves and others is often problematic. Religiosity, religious behavior and experience vary in the way they are reported and understood. This study presents a methodological approach to investigating the relationship between self-reported religiosity and an objectively constructed index of religious intensity. The data were obtained from a multi-country study of Muslim religiosity…
Adolescent Men's Pregnancy Resolution Choices in Relation to an Unintended Pregnancy
This article investigates adolescent men's pregnancy resolution choices in Australia, Ireland, and Italy. It addresses two main gaps in the literature: the lack of research on (adolescent) men's views on unintended pregnancy and pregnancy resolution and the lack of international comparative case studies on men and reproductive choices. Consistent with theories of the transformation of intimacies in society and the growth of individualization, the…
Psychology (6 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Pregnancy (4 works) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (3 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (2 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works)