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Invisible Diversity: Exploring the Experiences of Trainee Clinical Psychologists from a Mixed White Ethnic Background
(2012-01-10)There is limited research examining the identities and experiences of those from mixed ethnic backgrounds and the research literature is almost non-existent for those who are from a mixed white ethnic (MWE) background. The ... -
Invisible Motherhood Both Sides of the Screen
(2016-05-19)A recent report by the Equality and Human Rights commission has estimated that, based on a survey of over 3,200 women, as many as 54,000 new mothers may be forced out of their jobs in Britain each year. At the same time ... -
The Invisible Professionals : English School Nursery Nurses talk about their jobs
(2001)Views of 110 school nursery nurses working in an English midlands county were studied to discover how they assess the nature and demands of their jobs. Two specific questions were asked: a) From nursery nurses' viewpoint, ... -
Involuntary autobiographical memories
(2013-03)Involuntary autobiographical memories (IAMs) seem to pop up into consciousness more easily and more frequently than voluntary memories. Occurring without any deliberate attempt at retrieval and often during undemanding ... -
Involuntary autobiographical memories in and outside the laboratory: How different are they from voluntary autobiographical memories?
(2008)Two studies compared the characteristics and retrieval times of involuntary and voluntary autobiographical memory under controlled laboratory conditions. A new laboratory task of involuntary autobiographical memories ... -
Involuntary autobiographical memories in dysphoric mood: a laboratory study
(2011)The frequency and characteristics of involuntary autobiographical memories were compared in 25 stable dysphoric and 28 non-dysphoric participants, using a new laboratory-based task (Schlagman Kvavilashvili, 2008). Participants ... -
Involvement of ERK, Akt and JNK signalling in H2O2-induced cell injury and protection by hydroxytyrosol and its metabolite homovanillic alcohol
(2010-06)The olive oil polyphenol, hydroxytyrosol (HT), is believed to be capable of exerting protection against oxidative kidney injury. In this study we have investigated the ability of HT and its O-methylated metabolite, ... -
Involvement of inducible nitric oxide synthase in inflammation-induced dopaminergic neurodegeneration
(2002-03)The loss of dopaminergic neurotics in the substantia nigra with Parkinson's disease may result from inflammation-induced proliferation of microglia and reactive macrophages expressing inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS). ... -
The involvement of long-term serial-order memory in reading development : A longitudinal study
(2016-02-05)Recent findings suggest that Hebb repetition learning-a paradigmatic example of long-term serial-order learning-is impaired in adults with dyslexia. The current study further investigated the link between serial-order ... -
Involvement of reactive oxygen species and high-voltage-activated calcium currents in nanoparticle zinc oxide-induced cytotoxicity in vitro
(2012-11)This study was to determine the possible neurotoxicity and mechanisms underlying the effects of nano-ZnO with sizes of 20-80 nm on central nervous system (CNS). The cytotoxicity of nano-ZnO was investigated in PC12 cells. ... -
Involvement of the Sp3 transcription factor in induction of p21(Cip1/WAF1) in keratinocyte differentiation
(1997-01-25)The cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor p21 is induced in several in vitro terminal differentiation systems as well as in differentiating tissues in vivo. To determine the mechanism responsible for p21 induction during ... -
Involving children in research
(2009)Children and young people should be involved in the research process when the findings could affect them. It is important to use research tools that will facilitate their engagement as they can offer valuable contributions ... -
Involving consumers successfully in NHS research : A national survey
(2007-12-01)Objectives: To investigate how far and in what way consumers are involved in NHS research. Background: There is guidance from the UK Department of Health on involving consumers in research, but it is not known how these ... -
Involving patients in decisions about preventive medication : A focus group study
(2010-01-01)Background: Patients may have unrealistic expectations of preventive treatment and frequently do not take long-term medication. Involvement of the patient in the decision to start such medication may improve this, but ... -
Involving the local Community : The Case of the Derby Jubilee Festival 2002
(2005-12-01)This research was centred on a community cultural festival, which was staged in thecity of Derby (UK) in the summer of 2002, the year of HRH Queen Elizabeth II's golden jubilee celebrations. The festival was unique to the ... -
Involving the public in systematic reviews : A narrative review of organizational approaches and eight case examples
(2012-09-01)This paper reviews the recent literature on public involvement in the systematic review process. We examine how relevant organizations involve the public in their review processes and how the public are involved in individual ... -
Involving users in developing health services
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Involving young people in drug and alcohol research
(2018-03-05)Purpose – Young people’s involvement should lead to research, and ultimately services, that better reflect young people’s priorities and concerns. Young people with a history of treatment for alcohol and/or drug problems ... -
Involving young people in research : making an impact in public health
(Policy Press, 2011-11-16)