Tijdschrift over cultuur & criminaliteit, 2017

Jeugd en Co Kennis, 2010

Als pubers zaken geheimhouden voor hun ouders, is de kans groter dat ze later delinquent gedrag vertonen, blijkt uit het proefschrift van psycholoog Loes Keijsers. Regels stellen en informatie opeisen heeft daar geen invloed op, een goede ouder-kindrelatie wel.

KWALON, 2017

Naturalism and qualitative research Roy Gigengack In his discussion of Doing Qualitative Research: The Craft of Naturalistic Inquiry (Beuving & De Vries, 2015, Amsterdam: AUP), Gigengack praises its accessibility and the valuable chapters on interviewing, documents, portrayals, and things, especially for method courses. But he dislikes the authors’ conception of naturalism and the definition of qualitative research as a craft. In their reaction, Beuving and De Vries stress that in their conception naturalism is to be seen as a form of realism, but Gigengack replies with an analysis of the book’s cover picture to show the limitations of this view. In a comment on these discussions, Smaling describes Beuving & De Vries’ position as one of four conceptions of naturalism in qualitative research.

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Mensch en maatschappij, 2021

The corona pandemic has huge consequences for the mental well-being of the Dutch population. This article, based on a large-scale internet survey (N=22,696) on the social impact of COVID-19, examines which social groups experience the mental impact of the virus most. Secondly, we examine whether social capital provides protection against these social consequences. We find that the mental consequences of COVID-19 are considerable and increased during 2020. Women, young people, respondents with low incomes and/or poor health experience relatively more fear and stress due to the virus. We do not find a difference between respondents with or without a migration background. Social capital (received support, trust in people and in institutions) has the expected effect: the more support and trust, the less fear and stress. There is a mediation-effect. Older people, respondents with high incomes and/or good health experience less fear and stress, partly because they have more social capital. This is different for females. They would experience even more fear and stress, compared to men, if they would not have more social capital. Social capital indeed provides some protection against the negative mental consequences of COVID-19.

Recht en Elektronische media, 2001

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Het Vogeljaar, 1995

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Tijdschrift voor Privaatrecht, 1998