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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Self-silencing"”.

  1. Depression and self -silencing in lesbian and heterosexual women

    … but otherwise excluded) using Jack's Silencing the Self Scale, the Beck Depression Inventory, and a demographic questionnaire. Lesbians were also asked to complete Cass' Stage Allocation Measure. An additional 11 subjects failed to complete the BDI and so were excluded from all …

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  2. Burn injury and self-silencing: a study of women's narratives

    … narratives of distress, the women engaged in “self-silencing,” of which three forms are outlined. The self-silencing functioned to help the women resist the cultural devaluing associated with “disfigurement” and more personally, to maintain close relationships. As self-silencing has been linked …

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  3. The Radical Frances Wright and Antebellum Evangelical Reviewers: Self-Silencing in the Works of Sarah Josepha Hale, Lydia Maria Child, and Eliza Cabot Follen

    … and Eliza Cabot Follen, performed a strategic self-silencing. They rejected Wright by name and distanced themselves from feminist arguments they would later embrace. In this project I examine the resonance that the evangelical press’s rejection of Wright had with these three antebellum women …

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  4. MAKING THE POLITICAL PERSONAL: INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FEMINIST BELIEFS AND SEXUAL ASSERTIVENESS

    … three potential mediators of that relationship: self-objectification, empowered entitlement, and self-silencing. Cross-sectional survey data were collected via online survey from 188 women. Results from correlational analyses indicated that active commitment to feminist beliefs was significantly …

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  5. College Women and Disordered Eating Symptomatology: A Relational-Cultural Perspective

    … theory, perceived mutuality and self-silencing, to a model examining the sociocultural, personal, and relational factors that predict disordered eating. In addition, narrative responses were collected to examine who in participants' lives most strongly influenced, both positively …

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  6. Assessment of the Effects of Interpersonal Openness and Coping Resources on the Psychological Sequelae of Traumatic Victimization

    … revictimization), Coping indicators (optimism, self-esteem, private self-consciousness, social network and therapy), Openness indicators (self-silencing, communal orientation, trust, self-monitoring, and network orientation), and Psychological Symptoms indicators (global distress, dissociation, …

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  7. The Glass Ceiling is Not Broken: Gender Equity Issues among Faculty in Higher Education

    … balance. It also found the women utilize a self-silencing voice, struggling between challenging equity issues while maintaining their positions at the university. In addition, gender issues experienced prior to working at the university were discussed, demonstrating larger societal issues in …

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  8. Risk of Unintended Pregnancy in Latina Young Adults: The Effect of Gender Role Beliefs, Acculturation, and Depression

    … with virtuosity, subordination to men, and self-silencing, demonstrated a trend toward association with less effective contraceptive use. Positive Marianismo Beliefs, including beliefs associated with family and spiritual leadership, and marianismo beliefs overall, were not associated with …

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  9. Reclaiming voice through epistemic disobedience: a Black female anti-racist consultant perspective

    … serves as a reflective artefact to analyse self-silencing and the reclamation of voice. Using Mignolo’s (2009) concept of epistemic disobedience and transformative learning theory, this analysis acts as an example, I believe, of the role of storytelling as a powerful tool of resistance. The …

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