Rikki A Roscoe
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 6957582 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Rikki A Roscoe |
| PRENOMES | Rikki A |
| SOBRENOME | Roscoe |
| ASSINATURA | ROSCOE R A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Kansas |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3968-6911 |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Managing stigmatizing discourses in abortion care
Abortion care in the United States has become the focus of increasingly contentious public discourse in recent years. Abortion providers and clinic personnel occupy a distinct vantage point from which to observe, engage with, and be subject to stigmatizing discourses relevant to their work. Drawing on stigma management communication theory, this study examines how 27 U.S. Planned Parenthood clinic personnel manage stigmatizing anti-abortion disco…
Shame, Suspicion, Surveillance, and Blame
This study explores how neoliberal ideology shapes the experience and management of stigma among the fastest-growing demographic in the United States—Latinos/as. We adopt a communicative framework of neoliberal stigma to explore how Latinos/as perceived stigma associated with their identity and stigma management communication theory to outline how Latinos/as manage and cope with neoliberal stigma. Through interviews with 17 Latinos/as, we uncover…
Narrating the Sociocultural Experience and Management of Stigma Related to Military Caregiving
Despite accelerating the recovery and rehabilitation of wounded veterans and saving the U.S. substantial sums in avoided long-term care costs, military caregivers (MCs) are an underserved community lacking resources and support. On top of managing a variety of emotional, physical, relational, and occupational challenges, MCs experience stigma. Indeed, caregiving can be a stigmatized task, especially for military-affiliated individuals who may be …
Understanding mobile use behavior, stigma and associated needs among female sex workers in Nepal
Female sex workers (FSWs) in Nepal continue to disproportionately experience increased HIV risk alongside individual, social, and structural barriers to accessing and using health services. Innovative methods are needed to provide improved HIV prevention information and other health services for FSWs. Mobile health (mHealth) is a mechanism that can overcome structural and social barriers. Studies show that FSWs are increasingly using mobile phone…
The Elephant in My Head
This layered account uses personal experience to expand understanding of communicatively managing courtesy stigma, which remains a curiously understudied phenomenon in the communication discipline. Specifically, the author draws on courtesy stigma, closeting theory, stigma management communication, and communication privacy management to help interpret and make meaning out of experiences related to parental alcohol abuse. The vignettes provide an…
Communicating Stigma About Invisible Illness
Due to mental illness stigma, veterans experiencing posttraumatic stress (PTS) may attempt to cope without seeking professional treatment. This can lead to detrimental consequences, including substance abuse, depression, and suicide. In an attempt to learn more about the stigma surrounding military-related PTS, this study used interviews to explore how veterans with PTS describe stigma communication in two different contexts: within the military …
The Battle Against Mental Health Stigma
Veterans experiencing combat-related PTSD often refrain from seeking mental health services due to the stigma attached, which can lead to extreme and life-threatening consequences including depression, substance abuse, and suicide. Attaining a better understanding of coping mechanisms is important because it has the ability to help veterans better manage their stigma in the future and potentially help them survive PTSD and the stigma associated w…
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The Battle Against Mental Health Stigma
Veterans experiencing combat-related PTSD often refrain from seeking mental health services due to the stigma attached, which can lead to extreme and life-threatening consequences including depression, substance abuse, and suicide. Attaining a better understanding of coping mechanisms is important because it has the ability to help veterans better manage their stigma in the future and potentially help them survive PTSD and the stigma associated w…
Communicating Stigma About Invisible Illness
Due to mental illness stigma, veterans experiencing posttraumatic stress (PTS) may attempt to cope without seeking professional treatment. This can lead to detrimental consequences, including substance abuse, depression, and suicide. In an attempt to learn more about the stigma surrounding military-related PTS, this study used interviews to explore how veterans with PTS describe stigma communication in two different contexts: within the military …
Understanding mobile use behavior, stigma and associated needs among female sex workers in Nepal
Female sex workers (FSWs) in Nepal continue to disproportionately experience increased HIV risk alongside individual, social, and structural barriers to accessing and using health services. Innovative methods are needed to provide improved HIV prevention information and other health services for FSWs. Mobile health (mHealth) is a mechanism that can overcome structural and social barriers. Studies show that FSWs are increasingly using mobile phone…
The Elephant in My Head
This layered account uses personal experience to expand understanding of communicatively managing courtesy stigma, which remains a curiously understudied phenomenon in the communication discipline. Specifically, the author draws on courtesy stigma, closeting theory, stigma management communication, and communication privacy management to help interpret and make meaning out of experiences related to parental alcohol abuse. The vignettes provide an…
Narrating the Sociocultural Experience and Management of Stigma Related to Military Caregiving
Despite accelerating the recovery and rehabilitation of wounded veterans and saving the U.S. substantial sums in avoided long-term care costs, military caregivers (MCs) are an underserved community lacking resources and support. On top of managing a variety of emotional, physical, relational, and occupational challenges, MCs experience stigma. Indeed, caregiving can be a stigmatized task, especially for military-affiliated individuals who may be …
Managing stigmatizing discourses in abortion care
Abortion care in the United States has become the focus of increasingly contentious public discourse in recent years. Abortion providers and clinic personnel occupy a distinct vantage point from which to observe, engage with, and be subject to stigmatizing discourses relevant to their work. Drawing on stigma management communication theory, this study examines how 27 U.S. Planned Parenthood clinic personnel manage stigmatizing anti-abortion disco…
Shame, Suspicion, Surveillance, and Blame
This study explores how neoliberal ideology shapes the experience and management of stigma among the fastest-growing demographic in the United States—Latinos/as. We adopt a communicative framework of neoliberal stigma to explore how Latinos/as perceived stigma associated with their identity and stigma management communication theory to outline how Latinos/as manage and cope with neoliberal stigma. Through interviews with 17 Latinos/as, we uncover…
Psychiatry (5 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Migration, Health and Trauma (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Clinical Psychology (2 obras) · Developmental psychology (2 obras) · Medicine (2 obras) · Mental health (2 obras) · Mental Health Treatment and Access (2 obras)