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Impaired fear recognition in regular recreational cocaine users.

Kemmis, L. ; Hall, J. K. ; Kingston, R. ; Morgan, M. J. (Article)
Implementing a new performance management system within a project-based organization: A case study

Cheng, M. ; Dainty, A. R. J. ; Moore, D. R. (Article)

Purpose: Effecting fundamental change in organizational practices and techniques is extremely problematic, particularly regarding human resource management (HRM) issues. A study exploring implementation of a new performance ...
Implementing learning platforms in schools and universities: lessons from England and Wales

Younie, Sarah ; Leask, Marilyn (Article)
Improving the health and well-being of young people leaving care

Broad, R. (Book)
Improving the wellbeing of couples living with endometriosis

Hudson, Nicky ; Culley, Lorraine ; Law, Caroline ; Denney, E. ; Mitchell, H. ; Baumgarten, M. ; Raine-Fenning, N. (Conference)

Study question How do heterosexual couples experience living with endometriosis? Summary answer Our data demonstrate that endometriosis and its management significantly disrupts the lives of both women and men in ...
Impulse processing: A dynamical systems model of incremental eye movements in the visual world paradigm

Kukona, Anuenue ; Tabor, Whitney (Article)

The Visual World Paradigm (VWP) presents listeners with a challenging problem: They must integrate two disparate signals, the spoken language and the visual context, in support of action (e.g., complex movements of the ...
In osteoarthritis, the psychosocial benefits of exercise are as important as physiological improvements.

Hurley, M. V. ; Mitchell, H. ; Walsh, N. E. (Article)
In Place of Cuts: Tax Reform to Build a Fairer Society

Ruane, Sally ; Irvin, George ; Byrne, D. ; Murphy, Richard ; Reed, Howard (Other)
In the heat of the moment: a phenomenology of lived heat and ‘intense embodiment’

Owton, H. ; Allen-Collinson, J. (Article)

In recent years, calls have been made to address the relative dearth of qualitative sociological investigation into the sensory dimensions of embodiment, including within physical cultures. This article contributes to a ...
(In)Visible barriers: The experience of Asian employees in the Probation Service.

Heer, Gurmit ; Atherton, Susie (Article)
Increasing social capital to combat social exclusion; The Social Action contribution

Boeck, T. G. ; McCullogh, P. ; Ward, David, 1946- (Book chapter)
Individualization

Yates, Scott (Book chapter)
Individualization in the widening participation debate

Baker, Sally ; Brown, Brian J. ; Fazey, John (Article)

We provide an analysis of some recent widening participation literature concerning the barriers preventing non-traditional students accessing higher education. This literature criticizes higher education institutions and ...
Infertility counselling and diversity: British South Asian couples

Hudson, Nicky ; Culley, Lorraine (Article)
Influences on the first-perspective alignment effect from text route-descriptions.

Wildbur, D. J. ; Wilson, P. N. (Article)
Innocent Questions

Sallah, Momodou (Book)

This collection of poems captures the theme of struggle in a way very few writers have been able to. The author combines his background of having been brought up in The Gambia and having resided in the UK for the past 14 ...
The ins and outs of biosecurity: Bird ’ﬂu in East Anglia and the spatial representation of risk

Nerlich, Brigitte ; Brown, Brian J. ; Wright, Nick (Article)

Avian inﬂuenza, or ‘bird ’ﬂu’ arrived in Norfolk in April 2006 in the form of the low pathogenic strain H7N3. In February 2007 a highly pathogenic strain, H5N1, which can pose a risk to humans, was discovered in Suffolk. ...
‘Insider’ or ‘outsider’? Conducting qualitative psychological research with British South Asians.

Jaspal, Rusi (Article)

IN RECENT YEARS SOCIAL psychologists, as well as scholars from a variety of other academic disciplines, have become increasingly interested in identity among Britons of South Asian (BSA) descent, using a plethora of ...
Insomnia: evidence-based approaches to assessment and management

Morgan, Kevin ; Kucharczyk, Erica ; Gregory, Pamela (Article)
Integrated exercise and self-management programmes in osteoarthritis of the hip and knee: a systematic review of effectiveness

Walsh, N. E. ; Mitchell, H. ; Reeves, B. C. ; Hurley, M. V. (Article)

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