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Authority Cues in Web Fora. D Good. Wong, Ivy Wang Do Parents Socialise Children with CAH Differently? ... P Baert. Ong, Jonathan Children Watching Children: How Filippino and British Children Perceive Suffering in the Global Media.

Dr Nuri Tinaz College Lecturers Dr Devon Curtis (Politics) (until 31st August 2007) Dr Juliet Foster (Psychology) Dr Colin Fraser (Psychology). ... of children's psychological development. S Golombok. Chlopczyk, Jacques. Erasmus student G Duveen (Erasmus

J Rentfrow. Hart, Joan Childrens’ prosocial behaviour with peers: links with mothers’ parenting styles. ... Zavrou, Sophia Developmental change in children’s peer play from ages 2 to 4.

Ledeneva), The formal and informal workings of Russian taxation, Juliet Foster [1998] (Dr G. ... Bornholt, L. J. & Good, D. A. (2002), Developing meaning within children's self concepts about academic.

27 May 2024: Morrow, V. (1998), Understanding Families: Children’s Perspectives, Joseph Rowntree Foundation/NCB, London, p 55. ... ed.), Children’s Potential: Minimising Risk and Maximising Resiliency, University of Otago Press.

27 May 2024: ed), Children's Potential: Minimising Risk and Maximising Resiliency, University of Otago Press. ... and Christensen, P. (eds), Conducting Research with Children, pp. 98-119, Falmer Press.

27 May 2024: Lucia. 2. Lauren Wild [1997] (Prof M. Richards) Interparental conflict and child adjustment: exploring the role of children’s emotional competence. ... Professor Martin Richards. Family life, including divorce and children and socio-legal issues; psycho

27 May 2024: Hope acts as the manifestation of our yearning; for people who aren’t able to have children in the way they imagined, it is the desire for that child that becomes ... The dice is already rolled. I go as far as to argue that fertility clinics and the

17 Sep 2023: Social Science & Medicine 129:68–77. Additional References Foster, J.B., and I. ... London: Routledge, chapter 9, pp. 167-208 Crossley, N. 2006. Contesting Psychiatry: Social Movements in Mental Health.

Parents'judgements about young children's problems: Why mothers and fathers might disagree yet still predictlater outcomes", Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 40, 1249-1258. ... J. Social Policy, 28: 464-495. Richards, M.P.M. (2000),

However, by way of illustration, this year has seen a number of highly successful book launches, including a book produced from the socio-legal group on Children and the Families: Contract, ... Catherine O’Brien Christ’s College. International rights

18 Oct 2023: Kurian, N. (2023). My robot friend: the appeal of AI as children’s companions is clear, but. ... The Ethics of Supporting Young Children with. Disabilities with AI Companions and the Implications for Children’s Rights.

17 Sep 2023: http://whqlibdoc.who.int/publications/2002/9241545615_eng.pdf Pinheiro, P.S. (2006) World Report on Violence Against Children, Geneva: United Nations. ... https://www.unicef.org/documents/hidden-plain-sight-statistical-analysis- violence-against-children

4. Ong, J.C. (2008). "Children Watching Children: How Filipino Children Represent and Receive News. ... Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) conference on Future of Families, as well as The Good.

Staff changes Dr Marc de Rosnay who is a Research Fellow at Churchill College has joined us to pursue his research on the emotional development of young children. ... Shirlene Badger has a Wellcome Trust Ph.D. Studentship and is researching the effects

Second, GeNet has made a substantial contribution to the policy debates about the way family circumstances can impact on the wellbeing of men, women and children. ... GeNet research is shaping debates on gender inequalities, and our work was highlighted

faculties across the University (Law, Criminology, Politics, Psychology, Sociology and. International Relations, Psychiatry, Biology, Economics, Social Anthropology, and. ... parents, children and other family relations.  Sexuality Repositioned:

The Group serves to bring together people from different faculties across the University (Law, Criminology, Politics, Psychology, Sociology and International Relations, Psychiatry, Biology, Economics, Social Anthropology, and others) as well as

Cambridge and farther afield from different disciplines, including Law, Criminology, POLIS, Sociology, Psychology, Psychiatry, Physiology, Development & Neuroscience, Biology, Economics, History and Social Anthropology.

The sessions aimed to inform and foster discussion amongst employment practitioners on how to address the negative impact of flexible scheduling practices such as zero hours contracts on employee stress and ... Tuesday 3 November: Dr Anne Solaz (INED,