Tag Archives: child
The less you sleep, the more you eat
Sleep and food intake: A multisystem review of mechanisms in children and adults From Journal of Health Psychology Factors influencing food intake have, and continue to be, a hotly contested subject. This paper suggests that disrupted sleep could be one … Continue reading
A psychological analysis of how mothers construct fathers’ roles in childrearing and childcare
‘For me, the children come first’: A discursive psychological analysis of how mothers construct fathers’ roles in childrearing and childcare From Feminism & Psychology Previous western studies have shown the division of domestic childcare work between fathers and mothers to … Continue reading
Posted in Gender & Sexuality, Psychology, SAGE Insight
Tagged child, discourse, father, feminist, gender, mother, parent
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Links between animal cruelty and domestic violence
Is animal cruelty a “red flag” for family violence? investigating co-occurring violence toward children, partners, and pets From Journal of Interpersonal Violence This week in the UK a nation of animal lovers were horrified at the CCTV footage circulated on … Continue reading
Posted in Interpersonal/Domestic Violence, SAGE Insight
Tagged abuse, animal, child, family, violence
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Revisiting gifted education myths
A special issue From: Gifted Child Quarterly A quarter of a century after first discussed, despite the fact the times have continued to be characterized by great change, in society as well as throughout education, the old myths surrounding gifted education … Continue reading
Posted in Education, SAGE Insight
Tagged child, educational policy, Gifted education, high IQ, myths
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