Stephen Laberge
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 108772 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Stephen Laberge |
| PRENOMES | Stephen |
| SOBRENOME | Laberge |
| ASSINATURA | LABERGE S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Université de Montréal |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3057-4297 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 37 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 171 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1980 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 9 |
EEG microstates reveal distinct network dynamics in lucid and non-lucid REM sleep
During lucid dreaming, the dreamer is aware that they are dreaming. In past years, numerous studies have explored the characteristics of lucid dreams, which link lucid dreams to vivid visual perception, positive emotions, and wake-like metacognition and executive functions. To determine brain network activity associated with the conscious experience during lucid dreaming, we analyzed 39 sleep recordings (non-lucid REM vs. lucid REM) with 32-chann…
Activate Your Health
The workplace has been suggested as a good setting for the promotion of healthy lifestyles. This article examines the impact of Activate Your Health programme, provided over an average of 1.35 years, on employee health and lifestyle habits (actual and intention to improve). Companies selected one of the programme’s four options (number of interventions in parentheses): Control (2), Light (8), Moderate (13) and High (14). Employees (n = 524) compl…
Re-appraising disciplines
Our aim in this commentary is to challenge one of the claims made by interdisciplinarity advocates: that disciplines are silos and, as such, hinder cross-disciplinary knowledge exchange. This claim is a central feature in interdisciplinarity advocates’ rationale for promoting structural changes across universities and reallocating resources toward interdisciplinary research units and training programmes. We use citation practices to demonstrate t…
An evaluation of the ‘bottom-up’ implementation of the Active at school! programme in Quebec, Canada
The lack of physical activity (PA) amongst children is a public health concern in many industrialized countries. School-based daily physical activity (DPA) policies are a promising intervention for increasing PA levels amongst children. Informed by a logic model framework, this study examines the factors associated with meeting a ‘top-down’ DPA objective in the context of a ‘bottom-up’ implementation of a school-based DPA initiative in Quebec, Ca…
Do the implementation processes of a school-based daily physical activity (DPA) program vary according to the socioeconomic context of the schools? a realist evaluation of the Active at school program
When implementing DPA policies, decision makers should consider adjusting resource allocations to meet the actual needs of schools from different backgrounds to promote equal PA opportunities for all children
Can school-based physical activity foster social mobility
Activate Your Health, a 3-year, multi-site, workplace healthy lifestyle promotion program
Clinicaltrails.gov, registration number: NCT02933385 (updated on the 26th of March 2019, initially registered on the 5th of October 2016)
Confined to a tokenistic status
The idea of interdisciplinarity has been taken up by academic and governmental organisations around the world and enacted through science policies, funding programs and higher education institutions. In Canada, interdisciplinarity led to a major transformation in health research funding. In 2000, the federal government closed the Medical Research Council (MRC) and created the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). From the outset, CIHR's …
Dreaming and waking
How divergent conceptions among health and education stakeholders influence the dissemination of healthy schools in Quebec
This paper focuses on dissemination of the healthy schools (HS) approach in the province of Quebec, Canada. Dissemination aims at raising awareness about HS and promoting its adhesion among actors concerned with youth health in school. As HS is a joint initiative based on agreement and collaboration between health and educational sectors, the positions of stakeholders that foster cooperation between these sectors were considered to be critical to…
Boundary-Work in the Health Research Field
Biomedical scientists' perception of the social sciences in health research
Le sport comme espace de reproduction et de contestation des représentations stéréotypées de la féminité1
De plus en plus de filles et de femmes participent à des sports de tradition masculine tels que le hockey, l’haltérophilie ou la boxe. Cette transformation de la réalité sportive a-t-elle un impact sur les normes dominantes de la féminité? L’objectif principal des auteures de cette étude était double : d’une part, vérifier dans quelle mesure les adolescentes et les adolescents québécois adhèrent ou résistent aux normes de féminité véhiculées par …
The Legitimation and Dissemination Processes of the Innovation System Approach
A new approach in science policy making named the innovation system (IS) approach has been developed during the past three decades. Its primary goal is to better understand the processes through which scientific knowledge is produced and transferred to businesses to improve their competitiveness and develop national and/or regional economies. This approach has been adopted as an analytical framework and guideline for science policy making by nume…
Psychophysiological correlates of lucid dreaming
The main goal of the present study was to explore electrophysiologicaldifferences between lucid and nonlucid dreams in REM sleep. Seven men andfour women experienced in lucid dreaming underwent polysomnographicrecordings in the sleep laboratory on two consecutive nights. EEG signalswere subjected to spectral analysis to obtain Þve different frequency bandsbetween 1 and 20 Hz. Lucidity was determined by both subjective dreamreports and eye-movemen…
Sport et masculinités
Cet article examine le régime sexuel du sport en se fondant sur des recherches récentes portant sur les hommes et les masculinités. Malgré le caractère tenace des liens entre les hommes, les masculinités et le sport, nous croyons que le sport constitue un contexte idéal pour « étudier par le haut », comme le propose Connell (1990), l'ordre hiérarchique de genre. Cinq secteurs de recherche sont abordés : les organisations sportives, les corps et l…
Elderly Women Show Neither a Shortage of Strategies nor an Overreliance on Drugs in Handling Aging and in Dealing with Minor Health Problems
Women 65 years old and over make up the fastest growing population segment in North America. They are, particularly among the underprivileged, known to be heavy consumers of prescribed and over-the-counter drugs. The objective of this study was to identify the role of medication in underprivileged elderly women's strategies for aging well and dealing with minor health problems. A qualitative study was conducted among 40 women aged 65 to 75. Resul…
Social Class and Ageing Bodies
Older women's relations to bodily appearance
Our purpose in this paper is to explore and deepen the understanding of older women's relations to bodily appearance by looking at two different conditions of existence. Recent research has touched on the experiences of older women in societies with youthful norms of beauty, but the diversity of older women's experiences has been little explored, and there has been little dialogue between theoretical writing and empirical research on the topic. I…
Les rapports sociaux de sexe dans le domaine du sport
Ce texte propose une esquisse du développement des connaissances relatives aux rapports sociaux de sexe dans le domaine du sport, et ce, au cours des trois dernières décennies. La décennie 70 marque la naissance des études proprement féministes du sport. La décennie 80 montre un raffinement et une diversification dans la conceptualisation des relations de genre en sport alors qu’apparaissent les études s’inspirant du féminisme libéral, du féminis…
Présentation
L'affaire Richard/Campbell
Les funérailles nationales québécoises, les manifestations populaires d'ad, miration et de tristesse ainsi que la couverture journalistique entourant le décès de Maurice Richard (27 mai 2000) témoignent du poids symbolique du joueur de hockey non seulement dans l'univers sportif, mais aussi dans les sociétés québécoise et canadienne.Bien sûr, comme cela est souvent le cas pour les héros, chaque nation ou groupe social auquel le personnage peut êt…
Mapping the Field of “AR”
Drawing on Pierre Bourdieu’s concept of field, this paper explores the particular stakes and struggles that animate both the relationships among adventure racing (AR) participants and the competition among race organizers in order to highlight the social dynamic and power structure of this new “lifestyle” sport. Our investigation relies on a diversity of qualitative data, namely semi-structured interviews with 37 AR participants. Adventure Racing…
The 'New' Corporate Habitus in Adventure Racing
This article explores the overrepresentation of management-level corporate participants in Discovery Channel Eco-Challenge (DCEC) as a suggestion of the emergence of a new class - or social group - habitus common to both 'new' corporate culture and the adventure racing (AR) field. The current analysis, which examines the parallels between conceptualizations, perceptions and judgements of practice embedded in AR and 'new' corporate discourses, has…
Conceptions of Masculinity and of Gender Transgressions in Sport among Adolescent Boys
This article explores and interprets the various meanings that male adolescents give to masculinity, intermale tensions and oppositions, and their differential appraisals of men who participate in so-called women's sports-that is, men who transgress the rules of the gender order in sport. This study is theoretically inspired by Harding's (1986) conceptualization of the three processes that produce gender social life: gender symbolism, gender stru…
Toward an Integration of Gender into Bourdieu’s Concept of Cultural Capital
Although Bourdieu’s conceptual system can be of interest to feminists, few have used it because of its androcentrism. This paper considers McCall’s (1992) proposal to correct this androcentric bias by integrating gender distinction with the concept of cultural capital. This integration is supported by some theoretical affinities between Bourdieu’s model and Harding’s (1986) feminist approach, which relate to three elements at work in the producti…
Biomedical scientists' perception of the social sciences in health research
Boundary-Work in the Health Research Field
Sport et masculinités
Cet article examine le régime sexuel du sport en se fondant sur des recherches récentes portant sur les hommes et les masculinités. Malgré le caractère tenace des liens entre les hommes, les masculinités et le sport, nous croyons que le sport constitue un contexte idéal pour « étudier par le haut », comme le propose Connell (1990), l'ordre hiérarchique de genre. Cinq secteurs de recherche sont abordés : les organisations sportives, les corps et l…
The 'New' Corporate Habitus in Adventure Racing
This article explores the overrepresentation of management-level corporate participants in Discovery Channel Eco-Challenge (DCEC) as a suggestion of the emergence of a new class - or social group - habitus common to both 'new' corporate culture and the adventure racing (AR) field. The current analysis, which examines the parallels between conceptualizations, perceptions and judgements of practice embedded in AR and 'new' corporate discourses, has…
Social Class and Ageing Bodies
Older women's relations to bodily appearance
Our purpose in this paper is to explore and deepen the understanding of older women's relations to bodily appearance by looking at two different conditions of existence. Recent research has touched on the experiences of older women in societies with youthful norms of beauty, but the diversity of older women's experiences has been little explored, and there has been little dialogue between theoretical writing and empirical research on the topic. I…
Conceptions of Masculinity and of Gender Transgressions in Sport among Adolescent Boys
This article explores and interprets the various meanings that male adolescents give to masculinity, intermale tensions and oppositions, and their differential appraisals of men who participate in so-called women's sports-that is, men who transgress the rules of the gender order in sport. This study is theoretically inspired by Harding's (1986) conceptualization of the three processes that produce gender social life: gender symbolism, gender stru…
Mapping the Field of “AR”
Drawing on Pierre Bourdieu’s concept of field, this paper explores the particular stakes and struggles that animate both the relationships among adventure racing (AR) participants and the competition among race organizers in order to highlight the social dynamic and power structure of this new “lifestyle” sport. Our investigation relies on a diversity of qualitative data, namely semi-structured interviews with 37 AR participants. Adventure Racing…
Cognition and metacognition in dreaming and waking
Psychophysiological correlates of lucid dreaming
The main goal of the present study was to explore electrophysiologicaldifferences between lucid and nonlucid dreams in REM sleep. Seven men andfour women experienced in lucid dreaming underwent polysomnographicrecordings in the sleep laboratory on two consecutive nights. EEG signalswere subjected to spectral analysis to obtain Þve different frequency bandsbetween 1 and 20 Hz. Lucidity was determined by both subjective dreamreports and eye-movemen…
Validity established of DreamLight cues for eliciting lucid dreaming
The Legitimation and Dissemination Processes of the Innovation System Approach
A new approach in science policy making named the innovation system (IS) approach has been developed during the past three decades. Its primary goal is to better understand the processes through which scientific knowledge is produced and transferred to businesses to improve their competitiveness and develop national and/or regional economies. This approach has been adopted as an analytical framework and guideline for science policy making by nume…
Confined to a tokenistic status
The idea of interdisciplinarity has been taken up by academic and governmental organisations around the world and enacted through science policies, funding programs and higher education institutions. In Canada, interdisciplinarity led to a major transformation in health research funding. In 2000, the federal government closed the Medical Research Council (MRC) and created the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). From the outset, CIHR's …
Questioning the Inference of Ethnic Differences in Achievement Values from Types of Sport Participation
White and Curtis’ recent papers ( Sociology of Sport Journal , 1990, 7, pp. 347-368; International Review for the Sociology of Sport , 1990, 25, pp. 125-141) claiming a difference between Canadian Anglophones and Francophones in achievement values are critiqued. Two particular concerns are at issue. The first bears on the relationship these authors make between competitive sport participation and competition/achievement values. On that score, att…
L'affaire Richard/Campbell
Les funérailles nationales québécoises, les manifestations populaires d'ad, miration et de tristesse ainsi que la couverture journalistique entourant le décès de Maurice Richard (27 mai 2000) témoignent du poids symbolique du joueur de hockey non seulement dans l'univers sportif, mais aussi dans les sociétés québécoise et canadienne.Bien sûr, comme cela est souvent le cas pour les héros, chaque nation ou groupe social auquel le personnage peut êt…
Sports et activités physiques
Ce texte explore en quoi les sports et les activités physiques participent à deux des processus impliqués dans la reproduction et la transformation de l'ordre social existant, soit le processus d'aliénation (axé vers la reproduction) et le processus d'émancipation (axé vers la transformation). Le but visé n'est pas d'en faire une analyse approfondie et exhaustive, mais de donner un aperçu de la pluralité de leurs modes d'actualisation. En s'inspi…
Pratique d'activités physiques et sportives chez les femmes sur le marché du travail et au foyer
Plus de 50 % des femmes sont de nos jours sur le marché du travail. Se trouvent-elles avantagées ou désavantagées quant à la pratique d'activités physiques et sportives en regara des «travailleuses au foyer»? Une étude effectuée à Montréal auprès d'un échantillon stratifié et par quotas de 180 femmes a servi à explorer cette question. Les résultats révèlent que le niveau de pratique d'activités physiques et sportives (APS) n'est pas significative…
Anything You Can Do
Questioning the Inference of Ethnic Differences in Achievement Values from Types of Sport Participation
White and Curtis’ recent papers ( Sociology of Sport Journal , 1990, 7, pp. 347-368; International Review for the Sociology of Sport , 1990, 25, pp. 125-141) claiming a difference between Canadian Anglophones and Francophones in achievement values are critiqued. Two particular concerns are at issue. The first bears on the relationship these authors make between competitive sport participation and competition/achievement values. On that score, att…
Pratique d'activités physiques et sportives chez les femmes sur le marché du travail et au foyer
Plus de 50 % des femmes sont de nos jours sur le marché du travail. Se trouvent-elles avantagées ou désavantagées quant à la pratique d'activités physiques et sportives en regara des «travailleuses au foyer»? Une étude effectuée à Montréal auprès d'un échantillon stratifié et par quotas de 180 femmes a servi à explorer cette question. Les résultats révèlent que le niveau de pratique d'activités physiques et sportives (APS) n'est pas significative…
Dopage sportif
Afin d'évaluer l'ampleur de la consommation de substances ergogéniques interdites chez la relève sportive et d'obtenir un premier portrait de l'attitude des jeunes athlètes face au dopage, un sondage a été effectué auprès des participants aux Finales des Jeux du Québec d'hiver et d'été de 1989. Un échantillon de 2296 athlètes ont répondu à un court questionnaire. Les résultats du sondage indiquent que 2,4 % des répondants reconnaissent avoir fait…
Lucid Dreaming as Metacognition
The Stuff of Dreams
A model of dreaming is developed along the following lines: A primary function of the brain is to predict and control environmental events. In order to do so, it constructs a model of the world. The waking brain bases its model primarily on current sensory information, and secondarily on contextual and historical information. In contrast, because the sleeping brain acquires little information from the senses, sources of information that are secon…
Toward an Integration of Gender into Bourdieu’s Concept of Cultural Capital
Although Bourdieu’s conceptual system can be of interest to feminists, few have used it because of its androcentrism. This paper considers McCall’s (1992) proposal to correct this androcentric bias by integrating gender distinction with the concept of cultural capital. This integration is supported by some theoretical affinities between Bourdieu’s model and Harding’s (1986) feminist approach, which relate to three elements at work in the producti…
Sociology of Sport in Québec
Sports et activités physiques
Ce texte explore en quoi les sports et les activités physiques participent à deux des processus impliqués dans la reproduction et la transformation de l'ordre social existant, soit le processus d'aliénation (axé vers la reproduction) et le processus d'émancipation (axé vers la transformation). Le but visé n'est pas d'en faire une analyse approfondie et exhaustive, mais de donner un aperçu de la pluralité de leurs modes d'actualisation. En s'inspi…
Validity established of DreamLight cues for eliciting lucid dreaming
Cognition and metacognition in dreaming and waking
Similarities and Differences between Dreaming and Waking Cognition
Conceptions of Masculinity and of Gender Transgressions in Sport among Adolescent Boys
This article explores and interprets the various meanings that male adolescents give to masculinity, intermale tensions and oppositions, and their differential appraisals of men who participate in so-called women's sports-that is, men who transgress the rules of the gender order in sport. This study is theoretically inspired by Harding's (1986) conceptualization of the three processes that produce gender social life: gender symbolism, gender stru…
Mapping the Field of “AR”
Drawing on Pierre Bourdieu’s concept of field, this paper explores the particular stakes and struggles that animate both the relationships among adventure racing (AR) participants and the competition among race organizers in order to highlight the social dynamic and power structure of this new “lifestyle” sport. Our investigation relies on a diversity of qualitative data, namely semi-structured interviews with 37 AR participants. Adventure Racing…
The 'New' Corporate Habitus in Adventure Racing
This article explores the overrepresentation of management-level corporate participants in Discovery Channel Eco-Challenge (DCEC) as a suggestion of the emergence of a new class - or social group - habitus common to both 'new' corporate culture and the adventure racing (AR) field. The current analysis, which examines the parallels between conceptualizations, perceptions and judgements of practice embedded in AR and 'new' corporate discourses, has…
L'affaire Richard/Campbell
Les funérailles nationales québécoises, les manifestations populaires d'ad, miration et de tristesse ainsi que la couverture journalistique entourant le décès de Maurice Richard (27 mai 2000) témoignent du poids symbolique du joueur de hockey non seulement dans l'univers sportif, mais aussi dans les sociétés québécoise et canadienne.Bien sûr, comme cela est souvent le cas pour les héros, chaque nation ou groupe social auquel le personnage peut êt…
Les rapports sociaux de sexe dans le domaine du sport
Ce texte propose une esquisse du développement des connaissances relatives aux rapports sociaux de sexe dans le domaine du sport, et ce, au cours des trois dernières décennies. La décennie 70 marque la naissance des études proprement féministes du sport. La décennie 80 montre un raffinement et une diversification dans la conceptualisation des relations de genre en sport alors qu’apparaissent les études s’inspirant du féminisme libéral, du féminis…
Présentation
Elderly Women Show Neither a Shortage of Strategies nor an Overreliance on Drugs in Handling Aging and in Dealing with Minor Health Problems
Women 65 years old and over make up the fastest growing population segment in North America. They are, particularly among the underprivileged, known to be heavy consumers of prescribed and over-the-counter drugs. The objective of this study was to identify the role of medication in underprivileged elderly women's strategies for aging well and dealing with minor health problems. A qualitative study was conducted among 40 women aged 65 to 75. Resul…
Social Class and Ageing Bodies
Older women's relations to bodily appearance
Our purpose in this paper is to explore and deepen the understanding of older women's relations to bodily appearance by looking at two different conditions of existence. Recent research has touched on the experiences of older women in societies with youthful norms of beauty, but the diversity of older women's experiences has been little explored, and there has been little dialogue between theoretical writing and empirical research on the topic. I…
Psychophysiological correlates of lucid dreaming
The main goal of the present study was to explore electrophysiologicaldifferences between lucid and nonlucid dreams in REM sleep. Seven men andfour women experienced in lucid dreaming underwent polysomnographicrecordings in the sleep laboratory on two consecutive nights. EEG signalswere subjected to spectral analysis to obtain Þve different frequency bandsbetween 1 and 20 Hz. Lucidity was determined by both subjective dreamreports and eye-movemen…
Sport et masculinités
Cet article examine le régime sexuel du sport en se fondant sur des recherches récentes portant sur les hommes et les masculinités. Malgré le caractère tenace des liens entre les hommes, les masculinités et le sport, nous croyons que le sport constitue un contexte idéal pour « étudier par le haut », comme le propose Connell (1990), l'ordre hiérarchique de genre. Cinq secteurs de recherche sont abordés : les organisations sportives, les corps et l…
Le sport comme espace de reproduction et de contestation des représentations stéréotypées de la féminité1
De plus en plus de filles et de femmes participent à des sports de tradition masculine tels que le hockey, l’haltérophilie ou la boxe. Cette transformation de la réalité sportive a-t-elle un impact sur les normes dominantes de la féminité? L’objectif principal des auteures de cette étude était double : d’une part, vérifier dans quelle mesure les adolescentes et les adolescents québécois adhèrent ou résistent aux normes de féminité véhiculées par …
The Legitimation and Dissemination Processes of the Innovation System Approach
A new approach in science policy making named the innovation system (IS) approach has been developed during the past three decades. Its primary goal is to better understand the processes through which scientific knowledge is produced and transferred to businesses to improve their competitiveness and develop national and/or regional economies. This approach has been adopted as an analytical framework and guideline for science policy making by nume…
Psychology (21 obras) · Sociology (17 obras) · Political science (15 obras) · Social science (12 obras) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (10 obras) · Sports, Gender, and Society (10 obras) · Medicine (9 obras) · Sleep and Wakefulness Research (8 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Cognitive psychology (7 obras)