Measuring young adolescent perceptions of relationships: A vignette-based approach to exploring gender equality

Blum, Robert W.; Sheehy, Grace; Li, Mengmeng; Basu, Sharmistha; Gibaly, Omaima El; Kayembé, Patrick; Zuo, Xianbo; Segarra, José Ignacio Ortíz; Chan, Kitty S.

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0218863

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“…The present study presents laboratory research, relying on the use of the vignette methodology that is mainly used for assessing attitudes, norms, and perceptions about sensitive topics such as violence [ 54 , 55 , 56 ].…”

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Women Facing Psychological Abuse: How Do They Respond to Maternal Identity Humiliation and Body Shaming?

Martínez–González

Pérez-Pedraza

Alfaro-Álvarez

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IJERPH

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This research analyzes the decisions made by women facing simulated situations of psychological abuse. Seventy-three women (36.9 ± 13.6 years) who had been victims of domestic violence participated. The analysis was based on their coping strategies, early maladaptive schemes, and their decisions in response to vignettes describing the following domestic violence situations: humiliation to women’s maternal identity with children as witnesses and body shaming. We used Student’s t and Mann–Whitney tests to compare the results between groups. The participants presented some coping strategies (social support seeking, wishful thinking, and professional support seeking) and several early maladaptive schemes (emotional deprivation, defectiveness/shame, social isolation/alienation, failure to achieve, attachment, and subjugation) associated with their reactions facing a situation of humiliation with children as witnesses. When the humiliation was against the body image, their reactions were associated with some coping strategies (wishful thinking, professional support seeking, autonomy, negative auto-focus coping, and positive reappraisal) and one maladaptive scheme (defectiveness/shame). Women who reacted avoidantly showed higher social and professional support seeking but experienced higher indicators of discomfort and deterioration of self-esteem than those who opted for assertive decisions. The presence of children as witnesses seems to be a factor of stress in the configuration of coping strategies and maladaptive schemes in female victims of domestic violence. The evolution of early maladaptive schemes and coping strategies requires observation to avoid the risk of isolation and permanence in victimizing relationships.

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Women Facing Psychological Abuse: How Do They Respond to Maternal Identity Humiliation and Body Shaming?

Martínez–González

Pérez-Pedraza

Alfaro-Álvarez

et al. 2021

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“…The use of vignettes as a complementary technique alongside other data collection methods can help to explore data that cannot be uncovered through, for example, interviews or observation (MacAuley 1996) and deal with sensitive topics (Blum et al 2019). The vignettes were developed based upon our findings in the literature that in a higher education context, market orientation is based upon student, competitive and interfunctional orientation.…”

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Reframing market-orientation: A comparative study of the market orientation concept in the subcultures of university employees

Chandler

Heidrich

Szászvári

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SocEc

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In a higher education institution, perceptions and values are split due to the emergence of subcultures, and market orientation is split into competitive, customer (student) and interfunctional orientation. This study seeks to shed light on the concept of market orientation in this context through a comparison of perceptions and values of market orientation in subcultures in a higher education institution in Hungary and consider avenues for potential best practice. Through a mixed method approach, subcultures are identified and are found to exhibit a combination of overlapping and disparate market-oriented values and perceptions. Market orientation is found to be a continuum and affected by an array of latent variables, such as level of support (institutional and collegial), attitudes to performance appraisal and extent of external focus. Management must tailor the initial message of a market orientation strategy to the shared values at the organizational level, and then adjust the message and incentives to each subculture. In this way, management can create an atmosphere of cohesion, whilst addressing diversity in subcultures.

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“…Boys have been found to be more socially assertive than girls (e.g., Blum et al, 2019;Nabbuye, 2018).…”

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Children's interpretation moderates relations of maternal autonomy support with sociability and assertiveness in China

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Measuring young adolescent perceptions of relationships: A vignette-based approach to exploring gender equality

Cited by 13 publications

References 27 publications

Women Facing Psychological Abuse: How Do They Respond to Maternal Identity Humiliation and Body Shaming?

Women Facing Psychological Abuse: How Do They Respond to Maternal Identity Humiliation and Body Shaming?

Reframing market-orientation: A comparative study of the market orientation concept in the subcultures of university employees

Children's interpretation moderates relations of maternal autonomy support with sociability and assertiveness in China

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