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University of Huddersfield Repository (University of Huddersfield), 2011
http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/ Cervical cancer is a major health issue worldwide, with 500 000 new cas... more http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/ Cervical cancer is a major health issue worldwide, with 500 000 new cases each year (Parkin et al., 2001). Women who die of cervical cancer lose on average 26 years of life, which is considerably greater than the average years of life lost to breast cancer (18.9 years; Horner et al., 2009). Cervical cancer is one of the few cancers that are preventable through screening, and population-based screening for cervical cancer can reduce incidence and mortality rates of cervical cancer by 80% (Antilla et al., 2004). Cytological screening by smear test followed by diagnostic colposcopy allows for early detection of pre-cancerous lesions and treatment, which may stop the progression from cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) to invasive cervical cancer.
Risorsa uomo, Sep 1, 2009
... e di organizzazione e gestione del lavoro, nonché i rispettivi contesti ambientali e sociali,... more ... e di organizzazione e gestione del lavoro, nonché i rispettivi contesti ambientali e sociali, che potenzialmente possono arrecare danni fisici o ... mi emersi sono stati costantemente discussi tra i membri del gruppo di ricerca secondo il principio della triangolazione (Robson, 1993). ...
International journal of high risk behaviors and addiction, Feb 3, 2015
Background: Self-harm behaviors consist of parasuicidal behaviors, which represent "a deliberate ... more Background: Self-harm behaviors consist of parasuicidal behaviors, which represent "a deliberate destruction of body tissue, with or without suicidal intent". A theoretical model is the Experiential Avoidance Model. The most frequent risk factors are school distress, poor social integration, poor social and family support, drugs use, sexual abuse, altered sense of life and death, bad relationship with the body and unsolved body mentalization process. Objectives: The objective of the present study was to perform an analysis of risk factors for self-harm behaviors, to help plan preventive actions. Patients and Methods: One questionnaire with specific scales was employed for students, whereas three semi-structured interviews were employed for teachers, all on distress perception and self-harm in school. Results: Data analysis confirms an association between self-cutting and alcohol use, sexual harassments, school dropout, threatening people, incommunicability with family members and negative relationship with the body and suicide attempts, with a clear tendency for males. In the interviews, teachers highlight self-injury as a dysfunctional relationship with the body and observe several risk markers of psychological distress. Conclusions: The results confirm the available literature data, while noting that self-harming is a preponderantly male behavior. The results also signal the need to create opportunities to instruct teachers to combat the resistances and stereotypes of psychological distress.
Il presente volume raccoglie gran parte dei lavori presentati all’XI Convegno Nazione di S.I.P.CO... more Il presente volume raccoglie gran parte dei lavori presentati all’XI Convegno Nazione di S.I.P.CO, tenutosi a Bergamo dal 16 al 18 giugno 2016. Il tema del convegno “Frontiere di comunita. Complessita a confronto” invita a riflettere sul significato del confine. In origine solco tracciato dal vomere trascinato dall’aratro, esso e cio che ridisegna l’ordine cosmico sulla terra. Il solco delimita uno spazio, lo sottrae all’infinito, gli conferisce una dimensione e lo rende al contempo inconfondibile e vivibile. Stabilire un confine significa fondare uno spazio, delineare una linea certa e stabile, individuare un punto fermo da cui partire e a cui fare riferimento. Questa linea pero non necessariamente significa chiusura: il confine e anche il luogo dell’incontro tra le differenze, dell’interscambio che conduce alla costruzione di nuove identita, acquisendo e lasciando qualcosa a entrambi i lati del confine. Ancora, il confine puo divenire luogo di difesa o luogo lasciato vuoto dall’ab...
Psychology & Health, 2011
http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/ Cervical cancer is a major health issue worldwide, with 500 000 new cas... more http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/ Cervical cancer is a major health issue worldwide, with 500 000 new cases each year (Parkin et al., 2001). Women who die of cervical cancer lose on average 26 years of life, which is considerably greater than the average years of life lost to breast cancer (18.9 years; Horner et al., 2009). Cervical cancer is one of the few cancers that are preventable through screening, and population-based screening for cervical cancer can reduce incidence and mortality rates of cervical cancer by 80% (Antilla et al., 2004). Cytological screening by smear test followed by diagnostic colposcopy allows for early detection of pre-cancerous lesions and treatment, which may stop the progression from cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) to invasive cervical cancer.
Preventing Violent Radicalisation in Europe, 2020
Linking technology and psychology: feeding the mind, energy for life, The 14th European Congress of Psychology, 2015
Risorsa uomo, Sep 1, 2009
... e di organizzazione e gestione del lavoro, nonché i rispettivi contesti ambientali e sociali,... more ... e di organizzazione e gestione del lavoro, nonché i rispettivi contesti ambientali e sociali, che potenzialmente possono arrecare danni fisici o ... mi emersi sono stati costantemente discussi tra i membri del gruppo di ricerca secondo il principio della triangolazione (Robson, 1993). ...
International Journal of High Risk Behaviors and Addiction, 2015
Background: Self-harm behaviors consist of parasuicidal behaviors, which represent "a deliberate ... more Background: Self-harm behaviors consist of parasuicidal behaviors, which represent "a deliberate destruction of body tissue, with or without suicidal intent". A theoretical model is the Experiential Avoidance Model. The most frequent risk factors are school distress, poor social integration, poor social and family support, drugs use, sexual abuse, altered sense of life and death, bad relationship with the body and unsolved body mentalization process. Objectives: The objective of the present study was to perform an analysis of risk factors for self-harm behaviors, to help plan preventive actions. Patients and Methods: One questionnaire with specific scales was employed for students, whereas three semi-structured interviews were employed for teachers, all on distress perception and self-harm in school. Results: Data analysis confirms an association between self-cutting and alcohol use, sexual harassments, school dropout, threatening people, incommunicability with family members and negative relationship with the body and suicide attempts, with a clear tendency for males. In the interviews, teachers highlight self-injury as a dysfunctional relationship with the body and observe several risk markers of psychological distress. Conclusions: The results confirm the available literature data, while noting that self-harming is a preponderantly male behavior. The results also signal the need to create opportunities to instruct teachers to combat the resistances and stereotypes of psychological distress.
University of Huddersfield Repository (University of Huddersfield), 2011
http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/ Cervical cancer is a major health issue worldwide, with 500 000 new cas... more http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/ Cervical cancer is a major health issue worldwide, with 500 000 new cases each year (Parkin et al., 2001). Women who die of cervical cancer lose on average 26 years of life, which is considerably greater than the average years of life lost to breast cancer (18.9 years; Horner et al., 2009). Cervical cancer is one of the few cancers that are preventable through screening, and population-based screening for cervical cancer can reduce incidence and mortality rates of cervical cancer by 80% (Antilla et al., 2004). Cytological screening by smear test followed by diagnostic colposcopy allows for early detection of pre-cancerous lesions and treatment, which may stop the progression from cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) to invasive cervical cancer.
Risorsa uomo, Sep 1, 2009
... e di organizzazione e gestione del lavoro, nonché i rispettivi contesti ambientali e sociali,... more ... e di organizzazione e gestione del lavoro, nonché i rispettivi contesti ambientali e sociali, che potenzialmente possono arrecare danni fisici o ... mi emersi sono stati costantemente discussi tra i membri del gruppo di ricerca secondo il principio della triangolazione (Robson, 1993). ...
International journal of high risk behaviors and addiction, Feb 3, 2015
Background: Self-harm behaviors consist of parasuicidal behaviors, which represent "a deliberate ... more Background: Self-harm behaviors consist of parasuicidal behaviors, which represent "a deliberate destruction of body tissue, with or without suicidal intent". A theoretical model is the Experiential Avoidance Model. The most frequent risk factors are school distress, poor social integration, poor social and family support, drugs use, sexual abuse, altered sense of life and death, bad relationship with the body and unsolved body mentalization process. Objectives: The objective of the present study was to perform an analysis of risk factors for self-harm behaviors, to help plan preventive actions. Patients and Methods: One questionnaire with specific scales was employed for students, whereas three semi-structured interviews were employed for teachers, all on distress perception and self-harm in school. Results: Data analysis confirms an association between self-cutting and alcohol use, sexual harassments, school dropout, threatening people, incommunicability with family members and negative relationship with the body and suicide attempts, with a clear tendency for males. In the interviews, teachers highlight self-injury as a dysfunctional relationship with the body and observe several risk markers of psychological distress. Conclusions: The results confirm the available literature data, while noting that self-harming is a preponderantly male behavior. The results also signal the need to create opportunities to instruct teachers to combat the resistances and stereotypes of psychological distress.
Il presente volume raccoglie gran parte dei lavori presentati all’XI Convegno Nazione di S.I.P.CO... more Il presente volume raccoglie gran parte dei lavori presentati all’XI Convegno Nazione di S.I.P.CO, tenutosi a Bergamo dal 16 al 18 giugno 2016. Il tema del convegno “Frontiere di comunita. Complessita a confronto” invita a riflettere sul significato del confine. In origine solco tracciato dal vomere trascinato dall’aratro, esso e cio che ridisegna l’ordine cosmico sulla terra. Il solco delimita uno spazio, lo sottrae all’infinito, gli conferisce una dimensione e lo rende al contempo inconfondibile e vivibile. Stabilire un confine significa fondare uno spazio, delineare una linea certa e stabile, individuare un punto fermo da cui partire e a cui fare riferimento. Questa linea pero non necessariamente significa chiusura: il confine e anche il luogo dell’incontro tra le differenze, dell’interscambio che conduce alla costruzione di nuove identita, acquisendo e lasciando qualcosa a entrambi i lati del confine. Ancora, il confine puo divenire luogo di difesa o luogo lasciato vuoto dall’ab...
Psychology & Health, 2011
http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/ Cervical cancer is a major health issue worldwide, with 500 000 new cas... more http://eprints.hud.ac.uk/ Cervical cancer is a major health issue worldwide, with 500 000 new cases each year (Parkin et al., 2001). Women who die of cervical cancer lose on average 26 years of life, which is considerably greater than the average years of life lost to breast cancer (18.9 years; Horner et al., 2009). Cervical cancer is one of the few cancers that are preventable through screening, and population-based screening for cervical cancer can reduce incidence and mortality rates of cervical cancer by 80% (Antilla et al., 2004). Cytological screening by smear test followed by diagnostic colposcopy allows for early detection of pre-cancerous lesions and treatment, which may stop the progression from cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) to invasive cervical cancer.
Preventing Violent Radicalisation in Europe, 2020
Linking technology and psychology: feeding the mind, energy for life, The 14th European Congress of Psychology, 2015
Risorsa uomo, Sep 1, 2009
... e di organizzazione e gestione del lavoro, nonché i rispettivi contesti ambientali e sociali,... more ... e di organizzazione e gestione del lavoro, nonché i rispettivi contesti ambientali e sociali, che potenzialmente possono arrecare danni fisici o ... mi emersi sono stati costantemente discussi tra i membri del gruppo di ricerca secondo il principio della triangolazione (Robson, 1993). ...
International Journal of High Risk Behaviors and Addiction, 2015
Background: Self-harm behaviors consist of parasuicidal behaviors, which represent "a deliberate ... more Background: Self-harm behaviors consist of parasuicidal behaviors, which represent "a deliberate destruction of body tissue, with or without suicidal intent". A theoretical model is the Experiential Avoidance Model. The most frequent risk factors are school distress, poor social integration, poor social and family support, drugs use, sexual abuse, altered sense of life and death, bad relationship with the body and unsolved body mentalization process. Objectives: The objective of the present study was to perform an analysis of risk factors for self-harm behaviors, to help plan preventive actions. Patients and Methods: One questionnaire with specific scales was employed for students, whereas three semi-structured interviews were employed for teachers, all on distress perception and self-harm in school. Results: Data analysis confirms an association between self-cutting and alcohol use, sexual harassments, school dropout, threatening people, incommunicability with family members and negative relationship with the body and suicide attempts, with a clear tendency for males. In the interviews, teachers highlight self-injury as a dysfunctional relationship with the body and observe several risk markers of psychological distress. Conclusions: The results confirm the available literature data, while noting that self-harming is a preponderantly male behavior. The results also signal the need to create opportunities to instruct teachers to combat the resistances and stereotypes of psychological distress.