Mariana Pinho
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 327494 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mariana Pinho |
| PRENOMES | Mariana |
| SOBRENOME | Pinho |
| ASSINATURA | PINHO M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Aveiro |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8372-9272 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Life cycle assessment of valorisation processes for industrial saline residues
Who We Are as Parents
Drawing on identity theory and self-complexity theory, this study examines whether parental identity centrality helps explain cross-national and gendered variation in parents’ subjective well-being. Using nationally representative data from the UK and Portugal of parents, we compare the centrality of different role identities and investigate how parental identity centrality relates to life satisfaction through positive and negative affect. Consis…
Between Screens and Time
A growing body of research has attempted to understand the impact of social media platforms and digital technologies on younger generations’ daily lives and everyday experiences. Within this broader research context, previous research has shown that the various uses of the internet have become integrated into everyday life experiences, making digital technologies increasingly embedded in young people's daily routines and affecting domains such as…
Careless cultures
This mixed-methods study examined the work-related challenges facing academic and professional services staff who provide unpaid care to friends or family and/or have parenting responsibilities. Data were collected from 165 members of staff (89 academic and 76 professional services staff) at a higher education institution in the UK, using a questionnaire and focus group interviews. The findings revealed no evidence of an existing organisational-l…
Undoing gender in equal-sharing families
Gendered Patterns in Anxiety and Subjective Well-Being
Mental health research has historically overlooked gender differences, leading to a gap in accuracy and inclusivity in the psychology field. The current study explored how anxiety and subjective well-being vary with gender, using a large nationally representative Portuguese sample ( N = 3300) that completed extensive questionnaires, which included validated measures of anxiety (state and trait), life satisfaction, and positive and negative affect…
A Choice We Had to Fight For”
Organisational factors associated with implementing action plans informed by routine health information system data in Mozambique
INTRODUCTION: Routine health information system (RHIS) data use remains limited in many low- and middle-income countries, with little evidence on factors that promote or hinder its use for improving health facility performance. This study examined patterns of translating RHIS data into action and explored organisational factors associated with successful implementation. METHODS: Data come from a sample of 36 facilities in Mozambique that particip…
Does behaving green influence how we feel? pro-environmental behaviour and subjective well-being
Overall, the findings offer insights into how to motivate climate action to mitigate the impacts of climate change
A Política de Controle do Tabaco no Brasil de 2016 a 2022
O tabagismo persiste como um importante problema de saúde pública. O Brasil é considerado uma referência internacional, com ações de controle do tabaco implementadas há quatro décadas. Este estudo busca realizar um balanço da Política Nacional de Controle do Tabaco de 2016 a 2022 por meio de natureza predominantemente qualitativa com contribuições da economia política e análise de políticas públicas. No período, o Brasil manteve as bases da Polít…
Tobacco Control Policy in Brazil from 2016 to 2022
Smoking persists as an important public health problem. Brazil is considered an international reference, with tobacco control actions implemented four decades ago. This study seeks to carry out an assessment of the National Tobacco Control Policy from 2016 to 2022 through a predominantly qualitative nature with contributions from political economy and public policy analysis. During this period, Brazil maintained the bases of the Policy and its in…
Cigarette butts to estimate the illicit cigarette consumption proportion in a major Brazilian city
Who Does What? The Distribution of Housework and Childcare in Portuguese Families
An increasing number of studies have sought to explore the gender gap in the distribution of family responsibilities. While men and women have become more similar in their egalitarian views and involvement toward paid work and family responsibilities, mothers continue to bear the brunt of housework and caregiving responsibilities. The present study explored the allocation of family work among Portuguese couples and the social–psychological charac…
Climate change anxiety and pro-environmental behaviours
The results highlight the importance of exploring the gender gap in environmental related attitudes and behaviours and the incorporation of gender mainstreaming in environmental sustainability policies and programmes
Gender differences in organizational fairness, diversity and inclusion
Purpose The current study explores the role of social psychological factors on organizational commitment. It examined the relationships between organizational fairness, inclusion, diversity, sexism, psychological safety and affective commitment. Design/methodology/approach The study adopted a cross-sectional survey method where data were collected from staff across six higher education institutions in the United Kingdom. A total of 416 responses …
Migração, colonialidade e educação
Este artigo investiga a relação entre a colonialidade e as políticas educacionais migratórias no município de São Paulo, a partir de uma perspectiva decolonial. Utilizando uma abordagem qualitativa e técnicas de análise bibliográfica e documental, a pesquisa examina as políticas municipais voltadas para migrantes e refugiados, destacando a continuidade das estruturas coloniais que impactam a educação no Brasil. O estudo identifica como a construç…
We Don't Let It Build Up
This mixed-methods study examined couples' relationship quality, satisfaction and well-being by comparing semi-traditional, equal-sharing and role-reversed couples. Quantitative analysis involved 2813 parents (1380 men, 1433 women) with at least one child aged 11 or under who were primary caregivers, primary breadwinners or equal-sharers. Qualitative analysis drew on 60 in-depth interviews with 10 couples from each of the groups. Semi-traditional…
Biological essentialism, gender ideologies, and the division of housework and childcare
The present study examined the role of individuals' social psychological characteristics in the division of housework and childcare responsibilities, comparing parents in role-reversed arrangements with parents in a more traditional division of roles. A sample of 353 parents with young children completed extensive questionnaires. As hypothesized, participants in role-reversed arrangements expressed more egalitarian gender ideologies and had a low…
Bitter taste of the tobacco industry interference in Brazil
After 12 years since the resolution intended to ban all additives that change the aroma and taste of tobacco products in Brazil, primarily to prevent smoking initiation, the tobacco industry's interference continues to successfully block its implementation. Countries facing similar challenges in tobacco control could consider generating comparable national data that might help expose the adverse impacts of tobacco industry interference on public …
Undoing Gendered Identities? Centrality and Meanings of Parental and Work Identities in Semi-Traditional, Equal-Sharing and Role-Reversed Couples
This mixed-methods study explored the centrality and meanings of men’s and women’s parental and work-related identities by comparing semi-traditional, equal-sharing, and role-reversed couples. Quantitative analysis involved 2,813 British parents (1,380 men, 1,433 women) who were primary caregivers, primary breadwinners, or equal sharers with at least one child aged 11 or under. Qualitative analysis drew on 60 in-depth interviews with 10 couples f…
Parental and work-related identities among primary caregiving and primary breadwinning mothers and fathers
This study draws on identity theory to explore parental and work-related identities by comparing primary caregivers and breadwinners. It examined how the salience and centrality of identities vary by gender and family role, and the relationships between identities and individuals’ involvement in paid work and childcare. A sample of 236 parents with young children completed extensive questionnaires. As hypothesised, primary breadwinners had more s…
Caregiving Dads, Breadwinning Mums
This study aimed to explore the circumstances and considerations that lead to the allocation of family roles among male carer/female breadwinner families in comparison to traditional parents. A sample of 236 parents with children from birth to 5 years old completed extensive questionnaires about their daily routines and perceptions of their division of responsibilities. Economic considerations or labor market constraints were mentioned as main re…
Portes LH. Política de controle do tabaco no Brasil
Tobacco control policy in Brazil), Leonardo Henriques Portes endeavors a five-chapter comprehensively analysis of the Brazilian tobacco control policy in the recent decades. In addition to describing the evolution of the smokers' predominance in Brazil and in America's countries, the book analyzes the government tobacco control policies in different countries worldwide. The author1 understands that those national policies enabled the consensus fo…
Doing and undoing gender in male carer/female breadwinner families
This study aimed to explore the allocation of family work among male carer/female breadwinner couples in comparison to traditional couples, in an attempt to identify the most change-resistant aspects of gendered family roles. A sample of 236 parents with children from birth to 5 years old completed extensive questionnaires about their daily routines and allocation of tasks. As hypothesised, primary caregiving fathers and mothers performed a simil…
Consumer masculinity ideology
Men's body concerns have been increasing in recent decades, as contemporary men express what had almost exclusively been feminine concerns over body appearance. Although traditional masculinity can account for some body concerns, it cannot fully explain their increased prevalence or changing forms. This project examines recent shifts from a production-centered to a consumerist culture, and suggests that this societal change manifests in the emerg…
Do Sexist Mothers Change More Diapers? Ambivalent Sexism, Maternal Gatekeeping, and the Division of Childcare
The present study examined the role of ambivalent sexist ideologies in the division of childcare responsibilities. We proposed maternal gatekeeping as a mediator through which hostile sexist attitudes toward men and women facilitate gendered division of childcare. A sample of 207 mothers with at least one child aged 6 years or younger completed extensive questionnaires. As hypothesized, the mother’s hostile sexist attitudes toward men and women w…
Doing and undoing gender in male carer/female breadwinner families
This study aimed to explore the allocation of family work among male carer/female breadwinner couples in comparison to traditional couples, in an attempt to identify the most change-resistant aspects of gendered family roles. A sample of 236 parents with children from birth to 5 years old completed extensive questionnaires about their daily routines and allocation of tasks. As hypothesised, primary caregiving fathers and mothers performed a simil…
Undoing Gendered Identities? Centrality and Meanings of Parental and Work Identities in Semi-Traditional, Equal-Sharing and Role-Reversed Couples
This mixed-methods study explored the centrality and meanings of men’s and women’s parental and work-related identities by comparing semi-traditional, equal-sharing, and role-reversed couples. Quantitative analysis involved 2,813 British parents (1,380 men, 1,433 women) who were primary caregivers, primary breadwinners, or equal sharers with at least one child aged 11 or under. Qualitative analysis drew on 60 in-depth interviews with 10 couples f…
Caregiving Dads, Breadwinning Mums
This study aimed to explore the circumstances and considerations that lead to the allocation of family roles among male carer/female breadwinner families in comparison to traditional parents. A sample of 236 parents with children from birth to 5 years old completed extensive questionnaires about their daily routines and perceptions of their division of responsibilities. Economic considerations or labor market constraints were mentioned as main re…
Consumer masculinity ideology
Men's body concerns have been increasing in recent decades, as contemporary men express what had almost exclusively been feminine concerns over body appearance. Although traditional masculinity can account for some body concerns, it cannot fully explain their increased prevalence or changing forms. This project examines recent shifts from a production-centered to a consumerist culture, and suggests that this societal change manifests in the emerg…
Climate change anxiety and pro-environmental behaviours
The results highlight the importance of exploring the gender gap in environmental related attitudes and behaviours and the incorporation of gender mainstreaming in environmental sustainability policies and programmes
We Don't Let It Build Up
This mixed-methods study examined couples' relationship quality, satisfaction and well-being by comparing semi-traditional, equal-sharing and role-reversed couples. Quantitative analysis involved 2813 parents (1380 men, 1433 women) with at least one child aged 11 or under who were primary caregivers, primary breadwinners or equal-sharers. Qualitative analysis drew on 60 in-depth interviews with 10 couples from each of the groups. Semi-traditional…
Parental and work-related identities among primary caregiving and primary breadwinning mothers and fathers
This study draws on identity theory to explore parental and work-related identities by comparing primary caregivers and breadwinners. It examined how the salience and centrality of identities vary by gender and family role, and the relationships between identities and individuals’ involvement in paid work and childcare. A sample of 236 parents with young children completed extensive questionnaires. As hypothesised, primary breadwinners had more s…
Estratégia de recrutamento de fumantes no metrô do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, para ampliar o acesso a linhas telefônicas de apoio à cessação
Criatividade e inovação das estratégias de recrutamento de fumantes são fundamentais para aprimorar as ações de controle do tabagismo. Atualmente, no Brasil, por meio das imagens de advertência presentes nos maços de cigarros, há uma divulgação permanente e intensa de mensagens que provocam sentimentos de perda associados ao tabagismo, os quais são importantes para estimular o acesso a linhas telefônicas de apoio à cessação. Comparou-se a taxa de…
Consumer masculinity ideology
Men's body concerns have been increasing in recent decades, as contemporary men express what had almost exclusively been feminine concerns over body appearance. Although traditional masculinity can account for some body concerns, it cannot fully explain their increased prevalence or changing forms. This project examines recent shifts from a production-centered to a consumerist culture, and suggests that this societal change manifests in the emerg…
Do Sexist Mothers Change More Diapers? Ambivalent Sexism, Maternal Gatekeeping, and the Division of Childcare
The present study examined the role of ambivalent sexist ideologies in the division of childcare responsibilities. We proposed maternal gatekeeping as a mediator through which hostile sexist attitudes toward men and women facilitate gendered division of childcare. A sample of 207 mothers with at least one child aged 6 years or younger completed extensive questionnaires. As hypothesized, the mother’s hostile sexist attitudes toward men and women w…
Caregiving Dads, Breadwinning Mums
This study aimed to explore the circumstances and considerations that lead to the allocation of family roles among male carer/female breadwinner families in comparison to traditional parents. A sample of 236 parents with children from birth to 5 years old completed extensive questionnaires about their daily routines and perceptions of their division of responsibilities. Economic considerations or labor market constraints were mentioned as main re…
Portes LH. Política de controle do tabaco no Brasil
Tobacco control policy in Brazil), Leonardo Henriques Portes endeavors a five-chapter comprehensively analysis of the Brazilian tobacco control policy in the recent decades. In addition to describing the evolution of the smokers' predominance in Brazil and in America's countries, the book analyzes the government tobacco control policies in different countries worldwide. The author1 understands that those national policies enabled the consensus fo…
Doing and undoing gender in male carer/female breadwinner families
This study aimed to explore the allocation of family work among male carer/female breadwinner couples in comparison to traditional couples, in an attempt to identify the most change-resistant aspects of gendered family roles. A sample of 236 parents with children from birth to 5 years old completed extensive questionnaires about their daily routines and allocation of tasks. As hypothesised, primary caregiving fathers and mothers performed a simil…
Parental and work-related identities among primary caregiving and primary breadwinning mothers and fathers
This study draws on identity theory to explore parental and work-related identities by comparing primary caregivers and breadwinners. It examined how the salience and centrality of identities vary by gender and family role, and the relationships between identities and individuals’ involvement in paid work and childcare. A sample of 236 parents with young children completed extensive questionnaires. As hypothesised, primary breadwinners had more s…
Biological essentialism, gender ideologies, and the division of housework and childcare
The present study examined the role of individuals' social psychological characteristics in the division of housework and childcare responsibilities, comparing parents in role-reversed arrangements with parents in a more traditional division of roles. A sample of 353 parents with young children completed extensive questionnaires. As hypothesized, participants in role-reversed arrangements expressed more egalitarian gender ideologies and had a low…
Bitter taste of the tobacco industry interference in Brazil
After 12 years since the resolution intended to ban all additives that change the aroma and taste of tobacco products in Brazil, primarily to prevent smoking initiation, the tobacco industry's interference continues to successfully block its implementation. Countries facing similar challenges in tobacco control could consider generating comparable national data that might help expose the adverse impacts of tobacco industry interference on public …
Undoing Gendered Identities? Centrality and Meanings of Parental and Work Identities in Semi-Traditional, Equal-Sharing and Role-Reversed Couples
This mixed-methods study explored the centrality and meanings of men’s and women’s parental and work-related identities by comparing semi-traditional, equal-sharing, and role-reversed couples. Quantitative analysis involved 2,813 British parents (1,380 men, 1,433 women) who were primary caregivers, primary breadwinners, or equal sharers with at least one child aged 11 or under. Qualitative analysis drew on 60 in-depth interviews with 10 couples f…
Organisational factors associated with implementing action plans informed by routine health information system data in Mozambique
INTRODUCTION: Routine health information system (RHIS) data use remains limited in many low- and middle-income countries, with little evidence on factors that promote or hinder its use for improving health facility performance. This study examined patterns of translating RHIS data into action and explored organisational factors associated with successful implementation. METHODS: Data come from a sample of 36 facilities in Mozambique that particip…
Does behaving green influence how we feel? pro-environmental behaviour and subjective well-being
Overall, the findings offer insights into how to motivate climate action to mitigate the impacts of climate change
A Política de Controle do Tabaco no Brasil de 2016 a 2022
O tabagismo persiste como um importante problema de saúde pública. O Brasil é considerado uma referência internacional, com ações de controle do tabaco implementadas há quatro décadas. Este estudo busca realizar um balanço da Política Nacional de Controle do Tabaco de 2016 a 2022 por meio de natureza predominantemente qualitativa com contribuições da economia política e análise de políticas públicas. No período, o Brasil manteve as bases da Polít…
Tobacco Control Policy in Brazil from 2016 to 2022
Smoking persists as an important public health problem. Brazil is considered an international reference, with tobacco control actions implemented four decades ago. This study seeks to carry out an assessment of the National Tobacco Control Policy from 2016 to 2022 through a predominantly qualitative nature with contributions from political economy and public policy analysis. During this period, Brazil maintained the bases of the Policy and its in…
Cigarette butts to estimate the illicit cigarette consumption proportion in a major Brazilian city
Who Does What? The Distribution of Housework and Childcare in Portuguese Families
An increasing number of studies have sought to explore the gender gap in the distribution of family responsibilities. While men and women have become more similar in their egalitarian views and involvement toward paid work and family responsibilities, mothers continue to bear the brunt of housework and caregiving responsibilities. The present study explored the allocation of family work among Portuguese couples and the social–psychological charac…
Climate change anxiety and pro-environmental behaviours
The results highlight the importance of exploring the gender gap in environmental related attitudes and behaviours and the incorporation of gender mainstreaming in environmental sustainability policies and programmes
Gender differences in organizational fairness, diversity and inclusion
Purpose The current study explores the role of social psychological factors on organizational commitment. It examined the relationships between organizational fairness, inclusion, diversity, sexism, psychological safety and affective commitment. Design/methodology/approach The study adopted a cross-sectional survey method where data were collected from staff across six higher education institutions in the United Kingdom. A total of 416 responses …
Migração, colonialidade e educação
Este artigo investiga a relação entre a colonialidade e as políticas educacionais migratórias no município de São Paulo, a partir de uma perspectiva decolonial. Utilizando uma abordagem qualitativa e técnicas de análise bibliográfica e documental, a pesquisa examina as políticas municipais voltadas para migrantes e refugiados, destacando a continuidade das estruturas coloniais que impactam a educação no Brasil. O estudo identifica como a construç…
We Don't Let It Build Up
This mixed-methods study examined couples' relationship quality, satisfaction and well-being by comparing semi-traditional, equal-sharing and role-reversed couples. Quantitative analysis involved 2813 parents (1380 men, 1433 women) with at least one child aged 11 or under who were primary caregivers, primary breadwinners or equal-sharers. Qualitative analysis drew on 60 in-depth interviews with 10 couples from each of the groups. Semi-traditional…
Life cycle assessment of valorisation processes for industrial saline residues
Who We Are as Parents
Drawing on identity theory and self-complexity theory, this study examines whether parental identity centrality helps explain cross-national and gendered variation in parents’ subjective well-being. Using nationally representative data from the UK and Portugal of parents, we compare the centrality of different role identities and investigate how parental identity centrality relates to life satisfaction through positive and negative affect. Consis…
Between Screens and Time
A growing body of research has attempted to understand the impact of social media platforms and digital technologies on younger generations’ daily lives and everyday experiences. Within this broader research context, previous research has shown that the various uses of the internet have become integrated into everyday life experiences, making digital technologies increasingly embedded in young people's daily routines and affecting domains such as…
Careless cultures
This mixed-methods study examined the work-related challenges facing academic and professional services staff who provide unpaid care to friends or family and/or have parenting responsibilities. Data were collected from 165 members of staff (89 academic and 76 professional services staff) at a higher education institution in the UK, using a questionnaire and focus group interviews. The findings revealed no evidence of an existing organisational-l…
Undoing gender in equal-sharing families
Psychology (11 obras) · Work-Family Balance Challenges (10 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Developmental psychology (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Division of labour (4 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Global Public Health Policies and Epidemiology (4 obras)