Race, Ethnicity, and Politics in Venezuela

Page, Tiffany Linton

doi:10.1007/978-90-481-8891-8_6

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“…These items included the word race and the word stem multicult* . This dictionary was drawn from a study of the academic discourse in play therapy (Page, 2021).…”

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Diversity and training delivery trends in psychological first aid during COVID-19: Implications for researchers and practitioners.

Lundblad²,

Dykeman

2024

Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy

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Objective: Psychological first aid (PFA) refers to evidence-supported intervention by nonmental health professionals to assist those affected by disaster to achieve stability. This study probed the level of PFA academic discourse on three important topics (race/ethnicity, general training and delivery, and online training delivery) and explored PFA training delivery trends. Method: This study reviewed all available abstracts in the Web of Science database from 1975 to 2021 with keyword searches for PFA. The corpus linguistic analyses using #Lancsbox 6.0 and Sketch Engine explored the usage rate of PFA and how the PFA was used. The study also examined race/ethnicity, learning delivery except for online, and online training delivery methods. The change in online PFA training delivery with the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic was analyzed using Tau with the subcorpora (2012–2020, 2020–2021). Results: The race and diversity usage rates were only 6.11 per 10,000 counts, while the substantive discourse was on PFA service and delivery. There was a significant increase in PFA online training since COVID-19 started (Tau = 0.667, p = 0.041, SETau = 0.333). Conclusions: Training and delivering online PFA is the safest method to meet the need for psychological aid during the global health crisis. Additionally, there is a significant need to address multicultural competency in PFA training and service delivery. PFA as an early critical intervention should be promoted as an early government response.

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“…These items included the word race and the word stem multicult* . This dictionary was drawn from a study of the academic discourse in play therapy (Page, 2021).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Diversity and training delivery trends in psychological first aid during COVID-19: Implications for researchers and practitioners.

Lundblad²,

Dykeman

2024

Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy

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“…Eastern, East Asian, Southeast Asian, Black, South Asian, and Latinx faces. While measuring race is contentious and not applicable in many countries, the legacy of colonialism in Venezuela, much like elsewhere, makes skin tone there a salient marker of politics (Page, 2015). As far as we are aware, previous measures of demographics rely on surveys taken after (McAdam, 1986, Tufekci andWilson, 2012) or during (Heaney andRojas, 2008, Fisher, Dow andRay, 2017) protests, not passive measures such as photos.…”

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Protest Event Data from Geolocated Social Media Content

Steinert-Threlkeld

Joo

2020

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While it is understood that protester identity, violence, and emotions affect the size of protests, these concepts have proved difficult to measure at the protest-day level. Geolocated text and images from social media can improve these measurements. This advance is demonstrated on protests in Venezuela and Chile; it uncovers more protests in Venezuela and generates new measures in both countries. Moreover, the methodology generates daily city-day protest data in 107 countries containing 82.7% of the world’s population and 97.15% of its GDP. These multimodal protest event data complement existing event datasets, though countries’ population and income constrain the reach of any methodology.

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Race and populism on the left: political rhetoric in Hugo Chávez’s Venezuela

Barreto,

Maldonado

2024

Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies

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Race, Ethnicity, and Politics in Venezuela

Cited by 3 publications

References 26 publications

Diversity and training delivery trends in psychological first aid during COVID-19: Implications for researchers and practitioners.

Diversity and training delivery trends in psychological first aid during COVID-19: Implications for researchers and practitioners.

Protest Event Data from Geolocated Social Media Content

Race and populism on the left: political rhetoric in Hugo Chávez’s Venezuela

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