... Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Using data collected from a survey of 2,245 residents in a Chinese city, this study examined the influences of all three forms of social control processes (collective efficacy, semi-formal/public...

... beliefs (eg, relationship satisfaction) and influence strategies (eg, provision and receipt of positive and negative social control) mediate health behavior change. However, evidence for such mediation in parent-child dyads is limited. Purpose Two complementary mediation hypotheses were tested: (1...

...Pascal Küng; Corina Berli; Patrick S Höhener; Robert Tobias; Urte Scholz Persuasion refers to social control strategies aiming to encourage the target to voluntarily engage in the behavior, for example by using positive reinforcement or reminders. ¹³ Persuasion is generally associated...

... This article is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Authoritarian regimes often use targeted social control—unequal application of the law to limit expressive...

... absconded from the trial. denunciation Inquisition endogenous dynamics social control social networks European Research Council 10.13039/501100000781 European Union's Horizon 2020 101000442 Research Council of Finland 10.13039/501100002341 345184 345188 345183 360022 A dynamic...

... trust and improving investigations of crimes against sex workers. However, social control was the defining parameter for the intervention, with different implications across the diversity of the sex industry. Drawing on Gilson’s (2021) intersectional feminist philosophy work, we situate findings...

... be trusted,” (2) “Adults in the neighborhood know who the local children are,” and (3) “People are willing to help their neighbors.” The scale originally contained four items, but one item was omitted because there was significant conceptual overlap with informal social control (“You can count on adults...

.... The second component is social control, supported by the orbitofrontal cortex, medial frontal cortex and ventrolateral frontal cortex, which interacts with social-semantic knowledge to guide and shape social behaviour. Rouse et al. propose an integrative neurocognitive model of controlled social...

... inequality police effectiveness social control The ability of the police to use coercive powers to control crime and maintain social order is one their defining features ( Loader and Walker, 2001 ). One of the best examples of the use of such coercive powers is the ability of law enforcement agents...

...Maria Siwa; Zofia Szczuka; Anna Banik; Ewa Kulis; Monika Boberska; Dominika Wietrzykowska; Nina Knoll; Anita DeLongis; Bärbel Knäuper; Aleksandra Luszczynska Among dyads satisfied with their relationship, an occasional use of negative social control strategies (e.g., being persistent) by one dyadic...

... and Miller 1992 ). Furthermore, the broader surveillance studies literature suggests that states configure these projects through different avenues of social control ( Dandeker 1990 ; Meier 1982 ; Williams 2009 and 2012 ). This should lead gray market actors to implement context-specific surveillance...

... of sexual harassment play a central role in containing the threat of queer contamination that has been introduced by open service. These are practices of what I term “queer social control” and demonstrate one of many reasons why inclusion should not be mistaken for acceptance; rather than resisting...

... representative study. Also, the findings would be useful to guide the development of neighbourhood programmes that helps to boost early and timely intervention by neighbours in child maltreatment cases. child neglect community informal social control neighbourhood thresholds threshold measures...

... such as Latinos. Scholarship has paid little attention to the role of the state's institutions of social control—notably, law enforcement—in transmitting slavery’s legacy after its formal abolishment. I address these issues using quantitative techniques assessing the relationship between prior slave dependence...

... of high demandingness and high responsiveness (i.e., authoritative parenting) is associated with healthier adolescent behaviors [ 43–45 ], little research has examined whether these parenting styles moderate the effects of parental social control on their adolescent’s health behavior. In a notable...

... another’s motherhood. The findings challenge conceptions of non-reporting as necessarily indicating social disorganization. Rather, hesitation to mobilize authorities can constitute an expression of care, kinship, and solidarity. social control child protective services child welfare motherhood empathy...

..., consequently, is ripe for exploration into the fate of intellect when transgressive. This article explicates four features of the academic–media nexus that contribute to social control of intellect: instrumental rationalism of faculty, strategic management of university communication, journalistic...

... and Kramer (1998) name as ‘social-control influence’ over corporate harm. This is justice in the vernacular with media, social movements and citizen watchdogs exerting pressure, demanding change and bringing business to account. Yet, the complexities involved in using law and criminalization to reduce...

..., such as better diet adherence [ 19 ], while others report negative effects of spousal influence, such as less physical activity [ 20 , 21 ]. Some research has attempted to categorize forms of spousal influence—often termed social control tactics in this context—as positive (health-promoting...

... that focusing on youth, family and neighbourhood characteristics may maximise the effectiveness of interventions aimed at preventing juvenile delinquency. Collective efficacy informal social control juvenile delinquency social cohesion Juvenile delinquency can have negative emotional, physical and economic...