Hilde Pape
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4146987 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Hilde Pape |
| PRENOMES | Hilde |
| SOBRENOME | Pape |
| ASSINATURA | PAPE H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University College of Norwegian Correctional Service |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6794-3172 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1994 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Attitudinal exceptionalism? Norwegian prison officer students’ views towards prisoners and punishment
We examined whether Norwegian prison officer students’ educational motives, attitudes towards prisoners and views on punishment aligned with the official penal policy in Norway, which emphasises rehabilitation and humane treatment of prisoners. Moreover, we investigated whether students with prison work experience differed from other students in this regard. The target sample comprised all freshmen students in Norway in 2022 and 2023. Data were c…
Prison officer students’ perceptions of persons convicted of sexual crimes
This study investigated the dimensionality of the Perception of Sex Offenders scale among prison officer students in Norway, and whether the students’ perceptions of this group of prisoners changed during their theoretical education and 1-year practical training. The target sample comprised a full cohort of freshman prison officer students, and two waves of data collection were conducted. The response rate was 94% ( n = 188) at time 1 (T1) and 64…
The translation of humanity into prison design
Prison architecture reflects the ideas and values of a penal policy, providing insights into punishment philosophies. In Norway, normalisation, resettlement and dynamic security norms have shaped correctional care. Based on a mixed method study, this article examines how these norms are translated into “Model 2015” prisons. Despite spaces for positive prisoner relationships, the design faces challenges in escaping pervasive systems of control and…
Less adolescent alcohol and cannabis use
Decline in adolescent drinking
Adolescents drink less
Sexual assault while too intoxicated to resist
Sexual assault against teenage girls who are too drunk to resist seems to be prevalent in Norway - notably among the youngest girls who engage in heavy episodic drinking. This study also suggests that one should reconsider the notion that no individual attributes are related to females' sexual assault victimization. It also indicates that a high risk approach to prevention, targeting groups with a high level of impulsivity or behavioral problems,…
Changes in alcohol consumption after a natural disaster
Our findings indicate a polarization effect of severe disaster exposure on self-perceived changes in alcohol consumption; that is, disaster exposure was associated with self-perceived increases and decreases in drinking. However, the absence of associations between disaster exposure and indicators of current drinking behaviors suggests that the observed polarization effect may be overestimated because of attribution and recall bias
Effect and Process Evaluation of a Norwegian Community Prevention Project Targeting Alcohol Use and Related Harm
Based on a combination of effect and process evaluation, we aimed to (a) assess whether a community prevention project succeeded in curbing alcohol use and related harm among adolescents and (b) explain the results of the effect evaluation. School surveys among adolescents (n = 20,000) and purchase trials (n = 162) were carried out in intervention and control communities before and after the intervention. Qualitative data from key actors and docu…
Are “Traditional” Sex Differences Less Conspicuous in Young Cannabis Users Than in Other Young People
Recent research has revealed conspicuously few distinctions between young males and females who use cannabis. Such findings may reflect the general slackening of the sex-role pattern in the younger generations. Alternatively, they may reflect distinctive characteristics of the cannabis culture. Using data from a nationwide representative sample (n = 1,478) of young Norwegians (21-24 years old), this study explores whether "traditional" sex differ…
The translation of humanity into prison design
Prison architecture reflects the ideas and values of a penal policy, providing insights into punishment philosophies. In Norway, normalisation, resettlement and dynamic security norms have shaped correctional care. Based on a mixed method study, this article examines how these norms are translated into “Model 2015” prisons. Despite spaces for positive prisoner relationships, the design faces challenges in escaping pervasive systems of control and…
Effect and Process Evaluation of a Norwegian Community Prevention Project Targeting Alcohol Use and Related Harm
Based on a combination of effect and process evaluation, we aimed to (a) assess whether a community prevention project succeeded in curbing alcohol use and related harm among adolescents and (b) explain the results of the effect evaluation. School surveys among adolescents (n = 20,000) and purchase trials (n = 162) were carried out in intervention and control communities before and after the intervention. Qualitative data from key actors and docu…
Are “Traditional” Sex Differences Less Conspicuous in Young Cannabis Users Than in Other Young People
Recent research has revealed conspicuously few distinctions between young males and females who use cannabis. Such findings may reflect the general slackening of the sex-role pattern in the younger generations. Alternatively, they may reflect distinctive characteristics of the cannabis culture. Using data from a nationwide representative sample (n = 1,478) of young Norwegians (21-24 years old), this study explores whether "traditional" sex differ…
Effect and Process Evaluation of a Norwegian Community Prevention Project Targeting Alcohol Use and Related Harm
Based on a combination of effect and process evaluation, we aimed to (a) assess whether a community prevention project succeeded in curbing alcohol use and related harm among adolescents and (b) explain the results of the effect evaluation. School surveys among adolescents (n = 20,000) and purchase trials (n = 162) were carried out in intervention and control communities before and after the intervention. Qualitative data from key actors and docu…
Changes in alcohol consumption after a natural disaster
Our findings indicate a polarization effect of severe disaster exposure on self-perceived changes in alcohol consumption; that is, disaster exposure was associated with self-perceived increases and decreases in drinking. However, the absence of associations between disaster exposure and indicators of current drinking behaviors suggests that the observed polarization effect may be overestimated because of attribution and recall bias
Sexual assault while too intoxicated to resist
Sexual assault against teenage girls who are too drunk to resist seems to be prevalent in Norway - notably among the youngest girls who engage in heavy episodic drinking. This study also suggests that one should reconsider the notion that no individual attributes are related to females' sexual assault victimization. It also indicates that a high risk approach to prevention, targeting groups with a high level of impulsivity or behavioral problems,…
Adolescents drink less
Decline in adolescent drinking
Less adolescent alcohol and cannabis use
Prison officer students’ perceptions of persons convicted of sexual crimes
This study investigated the dimensionality of the Perception of Sex Offenders scale among prison officer students in Norway, and whether the students’ perceptions of this group of prisoners changed during their theoretical education and 1-year practical training. The target sample comprised a full cohort of freshman prison officer students, and two waves of data collection were conducted. The response rate was 94% ( n = 188) at time 1 (T1) and 64…
The translation of humanity into prison design
Prison architecture reflects the ideas and values of a penal policy, providing insights into punishment philosophies. In Norway, normalisation, resettlement and dynamic security norms have shaped correctional care. Based on a mixed method study, this article examines how these norms are translated into “Model 2015” prisons. Despite spaces for positive prisoner relationships, the design faces challenges in escaping pervasive systems of control and…
Attitudinal exceptionalism? Norwegian prison officer students’ views towards prisoners and punishment
We examined whether Norwegian prison officer students’ educational motives, attitudes towards prisoners and views on punishment aligned with the official penal policy in Norway, which emphasises rehabilitation and humane treatment of prisoners. Moreover, we investigated whether students with prison work experience differed from other students in this regard. The target sample comprised all freshmen students in Norway in 2022 and 2023. Data were c…
Medicine (6 obras) · Norwegian (6 obras) · Psychology (6 obras) · Demography (5 obras) · Environmental health (5 obras) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Psychiatry (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (3 obras)