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Conflict zones (Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Darfur, Iraq, Nepal, Pakistan, Northern Ireland, Colombia) (2013)
Book Chapter

"The Encyclopedia of Women in Today's World looks at women today and delves into contexts of being female in the 21st century. The scope of the Encyclopedia focuses on women's status starting approximately in the year 2000 and going forward. From A-t... Read More about Conflict zones (Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Darfur, Iraq, Nepal, Pakistan, Northern Ireland, Colombia).

Bhutto, Benazir (2013)
Book Chapter

"The Encyclopedia of Women in Today's World looks at women today and delves into contexts of being female in the 21st century. The scope of the Encyclopedia focuses on women's status starting approximately in the year 2000 and going forward. From A-t... Read More about Bhutto, Benazir.

Kierkegaard and the ground of morality (2013)
Journal Article

Kierkegaard's upbuilding discourses and the ground of morality (2013)
Book Chapter

Comparing artists with controls on a free-response experience-sampling task: Creativity and anomalous cognition (2013)
Journal Article

The acute effects of physical activity on cigarette cravings: Systematic review and meta-analysis with individual participant data (2013)
Journal Article

Aims: To conduct an updated systematic review and the first meta-analysis of experimental trials investigating the acute effects of short bouts of physical activity (PA) on strength of desire (SoD) and desire to smoke (DtS) using individual participa... Read More about The acute effects of physical activity on cigarette cravings: Systematic review and meta-analysis with individual participant data.

Acute effects of caffeine on attention: A comparison of non-consumers and withdrawn consumers (2013)
Journal Article

Despite the large number of studies on caffeine and attention, interpretation is often difficult because of methodological weaknesses. In the present study, use of a small battery of tests with four key outcome measures, combined with an appropriate... Read More about Acute effects of caffeine on attention: A comparison of non-consumers and withdrawn consumers.

Post-partum MMR immunisation rates in rubella-susceptible antenatal women (2013)
Journal Article

Rubella, an insignificant viral disease of childhood, can have devastating effects on the fetus if infection is acquired during pregnancy. An immunisation programme was established in the UK in the 1970s, with the monitoring of pregnant women for rub... Read More about Post-partum MMR immunisation rates in rubella-susceptible antenatal women.

A critical exploration of lesbian perspectives on eating disorders (2013)
Journal Article

There is now a considerable body of research exploring how culturally dominant gendered norms are implicated in mobilising girls' and women's 'anorexic' and 'bulimic' experiences and practices. However, much less is known about lesbian experiences of... Read More about A critical exploration of lesbian perspectives on eating disorders.

The silence of the origin: Philosophy in transition and the essence of thinking (2013)
Journal Article

This article pursues Heidegger's protracted engagement with the question of silent origins. First, I explore the so-called transitional thinking grounded in the fundamental attunement of reticence as it is put forward in the Beiträge zur Philosophie.... Read More about The silence of the origin: Philosophy in transition and the essence of thinking.

Comparing the short and long term stability of biodegradable, ceramic and cation exchange membranes in microbial fuel cells (2013)
Journal Article

The long and short-term stability of two porous dependent ion exchange materials; starch-based compostable bags (BioBag) and ceramic, were compared to commercially available cation exchange membrane (CEM) in microbial fuel cells. Using bi-directional... Read More about Comparing the short and long term stability of biodegradable, ceramic and cation exchange membranes in microbial fuel cells.

Cognitive defusion versus thought distraction in the mitigation of learned helplessness (2013)
Journal Article

Recent research suggests that attempting to avoid unwanted psychological
events is maladaptive. Contrastingly, cognitive defusion, which is an
acceptance-based method for managing unwanted thoughts, may provide a
plausible alternative. The current... Read More about Cognitive defusion versus thought distraction in the mitigation of learned helplessness.

Opiate substitution treatment: Poisoned bodies and the history of substitution (2013)
Journal Article

Biology, the empathic science (2013)
Journal Article

How nature came to be thought: Schelling’s paradox and the problem of location (2013)
Journal Article

In his Predication and Genesis, Wolfram Hogrebe reconstructs Schelling’s Ages of the World along the lines of a theory of predication, while asking, with Schelling, how it is that predication or judgment comes about. In one sense, therefore, the work... Read More about How nature came to be thought: Schelling’s paradox and the problem of location.

Et quoniam est quis tertius homo: Argument, exegesis, and misinterpretation in Aristotle’s Sophistici elenchi (2013)
Journal Article

© Vrin. Tous droits réservés pour tous pays. Latin commentators came across the « Third Man » for the first time in Aristotle's Sophistici elenchi. The way they dealt with the argument is a fair illustration of how they were both faithf... Read More about Et quoniam est quis tertius homo: Argument, exegesis, and misinterpretation in Aristotle’s Sophistici elenchi.

A clean bill of health? The efficacy of an NHS commissioned outsourced police custody healthcare service (2013)
Journal Article

Police custody healthcare services for detainees in the UK are most commonly outsourced to independent healthcare providers who employ custody nurses and forensic physicians to deliver forensic healthcare services. A pilot was introduced in 2008 by t... Read More about A clean bill of health? The efficacy of an NHS commissioned outsourced police custody healthcare service.

“Would you decide to keep the power?”: reflexivity on the interviewer–interpreter–interviewee triad in interviews with female punjabi rheumatoid arthritis patients (2013)
Journal Article

This article presents methodological reflections on the different streams of knowledge that are drawn upon during interpreted interviews and the shifts of power between (1) the interviewer, (2) the interpreter/co-researcher, and (3) the interviewee.... Read More about “Would you decide to keep the power?”: reflexivity on the interviewer–interpreter–interviewee triad in interviews with female punjabi rheumatoid arthritis patients.

Mental health, patient and public involvement and research methods: Interconnections in the real world (2013)
Thesis

Comprising a collection of seven published papers, this body of work explores methods of involving the public in the development of health services, as well as furthering the understanding of their attitudes to stress, depression and help-seeking.... Read More about Mental health, patient and public involvement and research methods: Interconnections in the real world.