Arthur Veno
Biographic Data
| ID | 6086414 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Arthur Veno |
| GIVEN NAMES | Arthur |
| FAMILY NAME | Veno |
| SIGNATURE | VENO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Monash University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Participatory Action Research with High-risk Groups: Best Practice for Researchers' Safety and Data Integrity
Partnerships with high-risk groups can be fraught with personal and methodological problems resulting in researcher ill health, poor data and corrupt analysis. Based upon the literature, a method was developed to avoid these outcomes for a longitudinal community psychology study which required researcher immersion into the subculture of outlaw motorcycle clubs (‘OMCs’) during Phase One. The methodology, termed ‘insider-outsider’, improved the acc…
Moral panic neutralization project: A media‐based intervention
Moral panics are a major technique used by government in the politics of fear. The central research question addressed was ‘can moral panic be neutralized?’ Researchers formed a coalition with folk devils (an outlaw motorcycle club) in an emerging moral panic to answer the research question. The contest for public support was played out in the media. Results of the action research process are reported using ‘thick narrative’ and included: (1) gov…
Managing public order at the Australian motorcycle grand prix
The rise and fall of an alternative setting: An Australian case study
This paper presents a 21/2-year intervention case study of an attempt to establish an alternative work setting for the unemployed in Brisbane (Australia). There were four distinct phases of the intervention's life cycle. The phases are described, and an analysis of the structural features of the organization is presented. Goal conflicts are noted as a limiting feature of alternative work settings. Effective leadership with a group that is, in des…
A preliminary conceptual analysis of the role of community psychology in australia
An interdisciplinary, multilevel, university‐based training program in community psychology
Evaluation of a community psychology approach to police training
This study examined the outcome of a police-training program with a general-systems-based community psychology orientation. A course evaluation questionnaire and a 52-item attitude questionnaire were administered. The response of the Police Department as a social system was also considered. On the basis of the results of this procedure, the following conclusions were made: (1) the participants found the course valuable, interesting, and approved …
Reponse to approach: A preliminary process oriented study of human spacing
Moral panic neutralization project: A media‐based intervention
Moral panics are a major technique used by government in the politics of fear. The central research question addressed was ‘can moral panic be neutralized?’ Researchers formed a coalition with folk devils (an outlaw motorcycle club) in an emerging moral panic to answer the research question. The contest for public support was played out in the media. Results of the action research process are reported using ‘thick narrative’ and included: (1) gov…
An interdisciplinary, multilevel, university‐based training program in community psychology
A preliminary conceptual analysis of the role of community psychology in australia
Reponse to approach: A preliminary process oriented study of human spacing
Managing public order at the Australian motorcycle grand prix
Reponse to approach: A preliminary process oriented study of human spacing
An interdisciplinary, multilevel, university‐based training program in community psychology
Evaluation of a community psychology approach to police training
This study examined the outcome of a police-training program with a general-systems-based community psychology orientation. A course evaluation questionnaire and a 52-item attitude questionnaire were administered. The response of the Police Department as a social system was also considered. On the basis of the results of this procedure, the following conclusions were made: (1) the participants found the course valuable, interesting, and approved …
A preliminary conceptual analysis of the role of community psychology in australia
The rise and fall of an alternative setting: An Australian case study
This paper presents a 21/2-year intervention case study of an attempt to establish an alternative work setting for the unemployed in Brisbane (Australia). There were four distinct phases of the intervention's life cycle. The phases are described, and an analysis of the structural features of the organization is presented. Goal conflicts are noted as a limiting feature of alternative work settings. Effective leadership with a group that is, in des…
Managing public order at the Australian motorcycle grand prix
Moral panic neutralization project: A media‐based intervention
Moral panics are a major technique used by government in the politics of fear. The central research question addressed was ‘can moral panic be neutralized?’ Researchers formed a coalition with folk devils (an outlaw motorcycle club) in an emerging moral panic to answer the research question. The contest for public support was played out in the media. Results of the action research process are reported using ‘thick narrative’ and included: (1) gov…
Participatory Action Research with High-risk Groups: Best Practice for Researchers' Safety and Data Integrity
Partnerships with high-risk groups can be fraught with personal and methodological problems resulting in researcher ill health, poor data and corrupt analysis. Based upon the literature, a method was developed to avoid these outcomes for a longitudinal community psychology study which required researcher immersion into the subculture of outlaw motorcycle clubs (‘OMCs’) during Phase One. The methodology, termed ‘insider-outsider’, improved the acc…
Community Health and Development (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Applied Psychology (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Health Policy Implementation Science (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Applied Psychology (2 works)