Browsing Psychology by Author "Bowker, N."
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Are women occupying positions of power on-line?: Demographics of chat room operators.
Bowker, N.; Liu, J. H. (2001)Internet statistics indicate a reduction in the gender discrepancy online. Yet, what is the situation within specific online communities like Internet Relay Chat (IRC)? Likewise, what is the gender status of those occupying ... -
Dicing with deception: People with disabilities' strategies for maintaining safety and identity online.
Bowker, N.; Tuffin, K. (2003)The visual anonymity associated with online interaction offers people with disabilities the potential to participate in social interaction beyond the stigma of a disabled identity. In problematizing traditional notions of ... -
Disability discourses for online identities.
Bowker, N.; Tuffin, K. (2002)Beneficial effects of the online medium have been reported for disabled people in terms of providing a 'levelling ground' where they can be treated on their merits as a person, rather than as a disabled person. If this ... -
A fine balance: A review of shared housing among young adults
Clark, V.; Tuffin, K.; Bowker, N.; Frewin, K. (2018-09) -
Housemate desirability and understanding the social dynamics of shared living
Clark, V.; Tuffin, K.; Frewin, K.; Bowker, N. (2018) -
Managing conflict in shared housing for young adults
Clark, V.; Tuffin, K.; Bowker, N. (2020) -
Managing unmet assessment expectations online: Students’ reactions to loss.
Bowker, N. (2014-08) -
A programme-wide approach to embedding Māori psychological knowledge.
Bowker, N. (2014-08) -
Shared housing among young adults: Avoiding complications in domestic relationships
Clark, V.; Tuffin, K.; Frewin, K.; Bowker, N. (2017) -
Students' management of loss over assessment expectations online.
Bowker, N. (2014-06) -
Transcending operating barriers online for disabled bodies.
Bowker, N.; Tuffin, K. (2006)People with disabilities often face physical, social, and psychological barriers in daily life because of inaccessible structures and disability prejudice. The online medium's physically, nontaxing capacity for participation ... -
Understanding positive subjectivities made possible online for disabled people.
Bowker, N.; Tuffin, K. (2007)The ideology of individualism underlying identity and psychology's focus on a visual ontology may serve to inhibit the social value of people with disabilities. The online medium with its capacity for textual self presentation ...