Jennifer Mitchell
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3887348 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jennifer Mitchell |
| PRENOMES | Jennifer |
| SOBRENOME | Mitchell |
| ASSINATURA | MITCHELL J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Union College |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8323-538X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 58 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2000 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Observing the mind under psychedelics
This article presents the results of a Cognitive Linguistic analysis of metaphors used in a series of interviews by a single healthy volunteer following four moderate-to-high dosing sessions with psilocybin. The interviews were conducted by members of a human psychedelic research lab in a deep-sampling fMRI and EEG brain imaging study, allowing the participant to recount experiences under the effects of the compound. The goal of this case analysi…
Domestic Violence Providers’ Reflections on Identity, Lived Experience, and Trauma-Informed Practice
It is critical that domestic violence (DV) service providers are trained in providing trauma-informed (TI) supports to their clients. While some work has focused on how personal characteristics, such as self-efficacy and burnout, influence providers’ provision of TI services, little research examines how service providers conceptualize the influence of dimensions of their own identity on their provision of TI care. This practice brief fills this …
Psychedelic Augmentation of 12-Step Engagement
Amid an evolving psychedelic drug policy landscape and limitations of existing substance use disorder (SUD) treatments, a novel addiction recovery paradigm has emerged involving augmentation of 12-Step program engagement with therapeutic psychedelic use. A preliminary qualitative analysis was initiated to describe this movement by examining real-world experiences of participants in remission from alcohol, opioid, and stimulant use disorders. Betw…
Empathy across three generations
This study examined the development of empathic care across three generations in a sample of 184 adolescents in the United States (99 female, 85 male; 58% White, 29% African American, 8% mixed race/ethnicity, 5% other groups), followed from their family of origin at age 13 into their parenting years (through their mid-30s). Mothers' empathic support toward adolescents at age 13 predicted teens' empathy for close friends across adolescence (13–19 …
Infant and early childhood teleconsultation and training
To address high rates of mental health and developmental concerns facing young children ages 0–6 in the United States and internationally, providers across professional sectors need Infant and early childhood mental health (IECMH) training and support. The training and teleconsultation program (TTP) is a state‐funded program developed in one Mountain West state in the United States to provide free IECMH training and teleconsultation to any provid…
Fraught intimacies
This essay argues that recognizing and examining the fraught intimacies among modernist women writers and among the female characters they create is necessary for feminist modernist scholars. The two modernist authors at the center of this essay, Nella Larsen and Jean Rhys, write relationships among women that illustrate the way white heteronormative patriarchy constrains and ultimately denies the cultivation of a mutually sustaining intimacy bet…
Blending Traditional and Nurturing Fathering
Objective Against a backdrop of hegemonic masculinity, we contribute to understandings of how having a child with autism impacts fathers' navigation of work and family responsibilities. Background Parents of children with autism face distinct needs related to accessing health, education, and social supports for their children. In supporting their children, fathers may feel pulled between traditional financial provider roles and relatively nurturi…
Mixed perceptions of self-determination
“ Inadequate ”
Mina Loy sets her acerbic tone at the beginning of her “Feminist Manifesto” (1914) with this opening statement: The feminist movement as at present instituted is Inadequate 1 Speaking back to F.T
Suffering modernism
This article theorizes the complicated potential in sadomasochistic reading, wherein readers are wholly subject to the text and are also that to which the text is wholly subject. Building off of previous work about the construction of a masochistic contract between reader and modernist text, I suggest first that masochistic reading cultivates the suspension of mastery—a displaced pleasure in expertise that is always just out of reach. In a more e…
The Female Fantastic
Quirky kids
Anchored in critical disability studies, we used a narrative methodology to study fathers’ stories of play interactions with their children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Three narratives convey how father–child interactions unfold and how patterns of interaction respond to, redefine and resist societal norms. Narratives of action demonstrate fathers’ responses to societal norms, while narratives of adjustment depict how fathers have redefi…
Who Do We Think We Are? Disrupting Notions of Quality in Qualitative Research
The purpose of this article is to illuminate our troubles with, and troubling of, the trustworthiness dimension of balancing subjectivity and reflexivity, in qualitative research. This article evolved from debriefing sessions between three novice researchers working on a qualitative research study aimed at building understandings of the relational dynamics between adults with developmental disability diagnoses (ADevD) and their caregiving familie…
Regard sur l’interaction de l’urbanisation, du traumatisme historique et de l’identité culturelle parmi la jeunesse autochtone au Canada
L’urbanisation est une forme de colonisation actuelle des peuples autochtones (Taylor et Bell, 2004). Elle est, d’une part, une conséquence d’un traumatisme historique, soit l’aboutissement des pertes subies par les peuples autochtones au Canada en raison du colonialisme, qui s’est traduit par des manifestations comprenant une incidence accrue de dépendances, de troubles de santé mentale et de violence familiale ( Code Criminel (R.S.C., 1985, c. …
Generative fathering
Theoretical frameworks that support understandings of fathering children who have disability diagnoses are under-developed. The purpose of this theoretical paper is to present the generative fathering framework, interfaced with critical disability studies theory (CDS), for enriching understandings of fathering children with disability diagnoses. The authors introduce generative fathering, and follow this with an examination of the generative fath…
The Best Lesbian Show Ever
This article examines developing trends within adolescent lesbian coming-out narratives in contemporary literary fiction and television shows. I argue that these texts, including ABC Family's Pretty Little Liars (2010-present), Madeleine George's The Difference Between You and Me (2012), A.S. King's Ask the Passengers (2012), and MTV's Faking It (2014-present), all experiment with the coming-out process in ways that complicate traditional narrati…
User-Centered Design and Augmentative and Alternative Communication Apps for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders
Communication difficulties are among the most frequent characteristics of children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Lack of communication can have a significant impact on the child’s life. Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) apps are a common form of AAC interventions that involve a combination of affordable technology with software that can be utilized to assist with communication. While AAC apps have been found to have some im…
Utilizing a train-the-trainer model for sexual violence prevention
Increasing Knowledge of Sexual Abuse
Objective: Child sexual abuse is a significant health problem with potential long-term consequences for victims. Therefore, prevention and education programs are critical. This preliminary study evaluates changes in children’s knowledge of sexual abuse using a school-based train-the-trainer curriculum. Emphasis was placed on developing a curriculum that considered the unique cultural context in Hawai‘i. Method: School staff who had been trained o…
Queering Queer Theory, or Why Bisexuality Matters
Bisexuality is an often invisible identity. Heterosexual and homosexual communities contribute to bisexual erasure, acting in concert to protect a binary system that is complicated and disrupted by the possibility and presence of bisexuality. This article approaches bisexual erasure from three different perspectives: historical context, contemporary media and literary representations. Contemporary cultural norms and “pop science” demonstrate the …
Q-sort assessment of attachment security during the preschool years
This study investigated relations among preschoolers' secure-base behavior with mother at home, stressful family conditions, and qualities of developing relationships with peers and teachers in preschool. Preschool-age children (N = 94; 51 boys and 43 girls) and their mothers were observed during multiple home visits, and their security of attachment was assessed with the Attachment Q-Set. Children in families with lower levels of stress had more…
Queering Queer Theory, or Why Bisexuality Matters
Bisexuality is an often invisible identity. Heterosexual and homosexual communities contribute to bisexual erasure, acting in concert to protect a binary system that is complicated and disrupted by the possibility and presence of bisexuality. This article approaches bisexual erasure from three different perspectives: historical context, contemporary media and literary representations. Contemporary cultural norms and “pop science” demonstrate the …
Q-sort assessment of attachment security during the preschool years
This study investigated relations among preschoolers' secure-base behavior with mother at home, stressful family conditions, and qualities of developing relationships with peers and teachers in preschool. Preschool-age children (N = 94; 51 boys and 43 girls) and their mothers were observed during multiple home visits, and their security of attachment was assessed with the Attachment Q-Set. Children in families with lower levels of stress had more…
Increasing Knowledge of Sexual Abuse
Objective: Child sexual abuse is a significant health problem with potential long-term consequences for victims. Therefore, prevention and education programs are critical. This preliminary study evaluates changes in children’s knowledge of sexual abuse using a school-based train-the-trainer curriculum. Emphasis was placed on developing a curriculum that considered the unique cultural context in Hawai‘i. Method: School staff who had been trained o…
Generative fathering
Theoretical frameworks that support understandings of fathering children who have disability diagnoses are under-developed. The purpose of this theoretical paper is to present the generative fathering framework, interfaced with critical disability studies theory (CDS), for enriching understandings of fathering children with disability diagnoses. The authors introduce generative fathering, and follow this with an examination of the generative fath…
Who Do We Think We Are? Disrupting Notions of Quality in Qualitative Research
The purpose of this article is to illuminate our troubles with, and troubling of, the trustworthiness dimension of balancing subjectivity and reflexivity, in qualitative research. This article evolved from debriefing sessions between three novice researchers working on a qualitative research study aimed at building understandings of the relational dynamics between adults with developmental disability diagnoses (ADevD) and their caregiving familie…
The Best Lesbian Show Ever
This article examines developing trends within adolescent lesbian coming-out narratives in contemporary literary fiction and television shows. I argue that these texts, including ABC Family's Pretty Little Liars (2010-present), Madeleine George's The Difference Between You and Me (2012), A.S. King's Ask the Passengers (2012), and MTV's Faking It (2014-present), all experiment with the coming-out process in ways that complicate traditional narrati…
Infant and early childhood teleconsultation and training
To address high rates of mental health and developmental concerns facing young children ages 0–6 in the United States and internationally, providers across professional sectors need Infant and early childhood mental health (IECMH) training and support. The training and teleconsultation program (TTP) is a state‐funded program developed in one Mountain West state in the United States to provide free IECMH training and teleconsultation to any provid…
Mixed perceptions of self-determination
Quirky kids
Anchored in critical disability studies, we used a narrative methodology to study fathers’ stories of play interactions with their children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Three narratives convey how father–child interactions unfold and how patterns of interaction respond to, redefine and resist societal norms. Narratives of action demonstrate fathers’ responses to societal norms, while narratives of adjustment depict how fathers have redefi…
Q-sort assessment of attachment security during the preschool years
This study investigated relations among preschoolers' secure-base behavior with mother at home, stressful family conditions, and qualities of developing relationships with peers and teachers in preschool. Preschool-age children (N = 94; 51 boys and 43 girls) and their mothers were observed during multiple home visits, and their security of attachment was assessed with the Attachment Q-Set. Children in families with lower levels of stress had more…
Queering Queer Theory, or Why Bisexuality Matters
Bisexuality is an often invisible identity. Heterosexual and homosexual communities contribute to bisexual erasure, acting in concert to protect a binary system that is complicated and disrupted by the possibility and presence of bisexuality. This article approaches bisexual erasure from three different perspectives: historical context, contemporary media and literary representations. Contemporary cultural norms and “pop science” demonstrate the …
Increasing Knowledge of Sexual Abuse
Objective: Child sexual abuse is a significant health problem with potential long-term consequences for victims. Therefore, prevention and education programs are critical. This preliminary study evaluates changes in children’s knowledge of sexual abuse using a school-based train-the-trainer curriculum. Emphasis was placed on developing a curriculum that considered the unique cultural context in Hawai‘i. Method: School staff who had been trained o…
User-Centered Design and Augmentative and Alternative Communication Apps for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders
Communication difficulties are among the most frequent characteristics of children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Lack of communication can have a significant impact on the child’s life. Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) apps are a common form of AAC interventions that involve a combination of affordable technology with software that can be utilized to assist with communication. While AAC apps have been found to have some im…
Utilizing a train-the-trainer model for sexual violence prevention
The Best Lesbian Show Ever
This article examines developing trends within adolescent lesbian coming-out narratives in contemporary literary fiction and television shows. I argue that these texts, including ABC Family's Pretty Little Liars (2010-present), Madeleine George's The Difference Between You and Me (2012), A.S. King's Ask the Passengers (2012), and MTV's Faking It (2014-present), all experiment with the coming-out process in ways that complicate traditional narrati…
Regard sur l’interaction de l’urbanisation, du traumatisme historique et de l’identité culturelle parmi la jeunesse autochtone au Canada
L’urbanisation est une forme de colonisation actuelle des peuples autochtones (Taylor et Bell, 2004). Elle est, d’une part, une conséquence d’un traumatisme historique, soit l’aboutissement des pertes subies par les peuples autochtones au Canada en raison du colonialisme, qui s’est traduit par des manifestations comprenant une incidence accrue de dépendances, de troubles de santé mentale et de violence familiale ( Code Criminel (R.S.C., 1985, c. …
Generative fathering
Theoretical frameworks that support understandings of fathering children who have disability diagnoses are under-developed. The purpose of this theoretical paper is to present the generative fathering framework, interfaced with critical disability studies theory (CDS), for enriching understandings of fathering children with disability diagnoses. The authors introduce generative fathering, and follow this with an examination of the generative fath…
The Female Fantastic
Quirky kids
Anchored in critical disability studies, we used a narrative methodology to study fathers’ stories of play interactions with their children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Three narratives convey how father–child interactions unfold and how patterns of interaction respond to, redefine and resist societal norms. Narratives of action demonstrate fathers’ responses to societal norms, while narratives of adjustment depict how fathers have redefi…
Who Do We Think We Are? Disrupting Notions of Quality in Qualitative Research
The purpose of this article is to illuminate our troubles with, and troubling of, the trustworthiness dimension of balancing subjectivity and reflexivity, in qualitative research. This article evolved from debriefing sessions between three novice researchers working on a qualitative research study aimed at building understandings of the relational dynamics between adults with developmental disability diagnoses (ADevD) and their caregiving familie…
“ Inadequate ”
Mina Loy sets her acerbic tone at the beginning of her “Feminist Manifesto” (1914) with this opening statement: The feminist movement as at present instituted is Inadequate 1 Speaking back to F.T
Suffering modernism
This article theorizes the complicated potential in sadomasochistic reading, wherein readers are wholly subject to the text and are also that to which the text is wholly subject. Building off of previous work about the construction of a masochistic contract between reader and modernist text, I suggest first that masochistic reading cultivates the suspension of mastery—a displaced pleasure in expertise that is always just out of reach. In a more e…
Blending Traditional and Nurturing Fathering
Objective Against a backdrop of hegemonic masculinity, we contribute to understandings of how having a child with autism impacts fathers' navigation of work and family responsibilities. Background Parents of children with autism face distinct needs related to accessing health, education, and social supports for their children. In supporting their children, fathers may feel pulled between traditional financial provider roles and relatively nurturi…
Mixed perceptions of self-determination
Fraught intimacies
This essay argues that recognizing and examining the fraught intimacies among modernist women writers and among the female characters they create is necessary for feminist modernist scholars. The two modernist authors at the center of this essay, Nella Larsen and Jean Rhys, write relationships among women that illustrate the way white heteronormative patriarchy constrains and ultimately denies the cultivation of a mutually sustaining intimacy bet…
Empathy across three generations
This study examined the development of empathic care across three generations in a sample of 184 adolescents in the United States (99 female, 85 male; 58% White, 29% African American, 8% mixed race/ethnicity, 5% other groups), followed from their family of origin at age 13 into their parenting years (through their mid-30s). Mothers' empathic support toward adolescents at age 13 predicted teens' empathy for close friends across adolescence (13–19 …
Infant and early childhood teleconsultation and training
To address high rates of mental health and developmental concerns facing young children ages 0–6 in the United States and internationally, providers across professional sectors need Infant and early childhood mental health (IECMH) training and support. The training and teleconsultation program (TTP) is a state‐funded program developed in one Mountain West state in the United States to provide free IECMH training and teleconsultation to any provid…
Psychedelic Augmentation of 12-Step Engagement
Amid an evolving psychedelic drug policy landscape and limitations of existing substance use disorder (SUD) treatments, a novel addiction recovery paradigm has emerged involving augmentation of 12-Step program engagement with therapeutic psychedelic use. A preliminary qualitative analysis was initiated to describe this movement by examining real-world experiences of participants in remission from alcohol, opioid, and stimulant use disorders. Betw…
Observing the mind under psychedelics
This article presents the results of a Cognitive Linguistic analysis of metaphors used in a series of interviews by a single healthy volunteer following four moderate-to-high dosing sessions with psilocybin. The interviews were conducted by members of a human psychedelic research lab in a deep-sampling fMRI and EEG brain imaging study, allowing the participant to recount experiences under the effects of the compound. The goal of this case analysi…
Domestic Violence Providers’ Reflections on Identity, Lived Experience, and Trauma-Informed Practice
It is critical that domestic violence (DV) service providers are trained in providing trauma-informed (TI) supports to their clients. While some work has focused on how personal characteristics, such as self-efficacy and burnout, influence providers’ provision of TI services, little research examines how service providers conceptualize the influence of dimensions of their own identity on their provision of TI care. This practice brief fills this …
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