Emily Claypool
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1741011 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Emily Claypool |
| PRENOMES | Emily |
| SOBRENOME | Claypool |
| ASSINATURA | CLAYPOOL E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Chicago |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5516-9589 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Double Bind of Evidence
Although harm reduction’s effectiveness is rooted in decades of advocacy and community-led research, recent US federal support has directed unprecedented funding toward expanding this approach’s evidence base through the randomized controlled trial (RCT). Applying the RCT’s evidentiary standards to harm reduction, however, exposes a fundamental tension between the movement’s calls for structural change and the methodological and political constra…
Impact, Equity, and Philanthropic Foundations
Philanthropic foundations in the USA have long wrestled with how to demonstrate they contribute to the public good in a democratic society given the outsized voice their wealth provides. Evaluating the work of their grantees is one way that foundations can demonstrate what that contribution is; the data drawn from evaluation are used to give accounts about the value of their work. Recently, foundations have confronted the evidence-based policy mo…
Validation as a clinical strategy
Validation as a clinical strategy – communicating that a person’s responses to a situation make sense – may be a particularly valuable skill for social work practitioners working within and across many traditions. This article makes several contributions to the literature on validation. It argues for a narrow definition of validation, reviews laboratory and clinical research on validation, and proposes research directions that will help determine…
Trauma of separation
This study illustrates the emotional and behavioral consequences of institutional placement and the need to address accumulated chronic and complex traumatic experiences that occurred before and during institutional placement, which may affect emotion regulation and the familial and social relationships of children who lived in institutions in a post-Soviet country. The study identified mental health issues that could be addressed during the dein…
From institutional care to family reunification in a post-Soviet country
Narratives, masks and Covid-19
Tracing explanatory narratives of mask-wearing throughout COVID-19, we argue that multiple narratives contribute to the global experience of COVID-19, making it as much a social and political object as it is a scientific one. This assumption drives our commitment to take seriously alternative narratives that do not conform to dominant ones in order to examine how structures of power might privilege particular types of ‘truths’ and with what conse…
A gender-focused analysis of structural and social precipitators to child institutionalization in Azerbaijan
An Emotion Regulation Framework for Child Welfare Intervention and Programming
The capacity to regulate emotional states is a key building block of human development and one that is impaired among many children involved in the child welfare system. This article explores how the literature on emotion regulation can inform child welfare practice. While the concept of emotion regulation and its measurement suffer from a number of problems, the literature provides a scientifically validated, if complicated, view of how some chi…
A gender-focused analysis of structural and social precipitators to child institutionalization in Azerbaijan
Impact, Equity, and Philanthropic Foundations
Philanthropic foundations in the USA have long wrestled with how to demonstrate they contribute to the public good in a democratic society given the outsized voice their wealth provides. Evaluating the work of their grantees is one way that foundations can demonstrate what that contribution is; the data drawn from evaluation are used to give accounts about the value of their work. Recently, foundations have confronted the evidence-based policy mo…
An Emotion Regulation Framework for Child Welfare Intervention and Programming
The capacity to regulate emotional states is a key building block of human development and one that is impaired among many children involved in the child welfare system. This article explores how the literature on emotion regulation can inform child welfare practice. While the concept of emotion regulation and its measurement suffer from a number of problems, the literature provides a scientifically validated, if complicated, view of how some chi…
An Emotion Regulation Framework for Child Welfare Intervention and Programming
The capacity to regulate emotional states is a key building block of human development and one that is impaired among many children involved in the child welfare system. This article explores how the literature on emotion regulation can inform child welfare practice. While the concept of emotion regulation and its measurement suffer from a number of problems, the literature provides a scientifically validated, if complicated, view of how some chi…
A gender-focused analysis of structural and social precipitators to child institutionalization in Azerbaijan
Narratives, masks and Covid-19
Tracing explanatory narratives of mask-wearing throughout COVID-19, we argue that multiple narratives contribute to the global experience of COVID-19, making it as much a social and political object as it is a scientific one. This assumption drives our commitment to take seriously alternative narratives that do not conform to dominant ones in order to examine how structures of power might privilege particular types of ‘truths’ and with what conse…
Validation as a clinical strategy
Validation as a clinical strategy – communicating that a person’s responses to a situation make sense – may be a particularly valuable skill for social work practitioners working within and across many traditions. This article makes several contributions to the literature on validation. It argues for a narrow definition of validation, reviews laboratory and clinical research on validation, and proposes research directions that will help determine…
Trauma of separation
This study illustrates the emotional and behavioral consequences of institutional placement and the need to address accumulated chronic and complex traumatic experiences that occurred before and during institutional placement, which may affect emotion regulation and the familial and social relationships of children who lived in institutions in a post-Soviet country. The study identified mental health issues that could be addressed during the dein…
From institutional care to family reunification in a post-Soviet country
Impact, Equity, and Philanthropic Foundations
Philanthropic foundations in the USA have long wrestled with how to demonstrate they contribute to the public good in a democratic society given the outsized voice their wealth provides. Evaluating the work of their grantees is one way that foundations can demonstrate what that contribution is; the data drawn from evaluation are used to give accounts about the value of their work. Recently, foundations have confronted the evidence-based policy mo…
The Double Bind of Evidence
Although harm reduction’s effectiveness is rooted in decades of advocacy and community-led research, recent US federal support has directed unprecedented funding toward expanding this approach’s evidence base through the randomized controlled trial (RCT). Applying the RCT’s evidentiary standards to harm reduction, however, exposes a fundamental tension between the movement’s calls for structural change and the methodological and political constra…
Political science (6 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Psychiatry (4 obras) · Child Abuse and Trauma (3 obras) · Child Welfare and Adoption (3 obras) · Institutionalisation (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Qualitative research (3 obras)