How people who self-harm negotiate the inpatient environment: the mental healthcare workers perspective by J.B. Thomas, Cheryl Haslam

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Examining the immediate and enduring psychological impact of street harassment on women’s mental health by Georgina Thornton, Dominic Willmott, Emma Richardson, Lara Hudspith

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Role-model, reoffer, reward: A thematic analysis and TDF mapping of influences on families’ use of evidence-based vegetable feeding practices by Lucy Porter, Angel M Chater, Emma Haycraft, Claire Farrow, Clare Holley

“…Repeatedly reoffering vegetables, role-modelling consumption, and offering non-food rewards effectively increase children's vegetable acceptance and intake. However, a number of barriers prevent families from reoffering previously-rejected vegetables. …”
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Perceived barriers and facilitators to exercise in kidney transplant recipients: a qualitative study by Roseanne Billany, Alice Smith, Clare Stevinson, Amy Clarke, Matthew Graham-Brown, Nicolette Bishop

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A multiple-perspective approach for insider-threat risk prediction in cyber-security by Nebrase Elmrabit

“…We review case studies of insider crimes to understand how authorised users could harm their organisations by dividing these cases into seven groups based on insider threat categories as follows: a) insider IT sabotage, b) insider IT fraud, c) insider theft of intellectual property, d) insider social engineering, e) unintentional insider threat incident, f) insider in cloud computing, and g) insider national security. …”
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Concealment of type 1 diabetes at work in Finland: a mixed-method study by P. Hakkarainen, Fehmidah Munir, L. Moilanen, K. Rasanen, V. Hanninen

“…Concealment of T1D was measured by asking respondents have they ever during their working career hidden their diabetes from their (A) colleagues and (B) line manager. Furthermore, semistructured interviews (n=20) were conducted to obtain deeper understanding. …”
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Assessing user acceptance towards automated and conventional sink use for hand decontamination using the technology acceptance model by Carolyn H. Dawson, Jamie B. Mackrill, Rebecca Cain

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Comparative analysis of distinct phenotypes in gambling disorder based on gambling preferences by Laura Moragas, Roser Granero, Randy Stinchfield, Fernando Fernandez-Aranda, Frida Froberg, Neus Aymami, Monica Gomez-Pena, Ana B. Fagundo, Mohammed A. Islam, Amparo del Pino-Gutierrez, Zaida Aguera, Lamprini G Savvidoua, Jon Arcelus, Gemma Witcomb, Sarah Sauchelli, Jose M. Menchon, Susana Jimenez-Murcia

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Going too far: complaining, escalating and disaffiliation by Paul Drew, Traci Walker

“…This finding is anomalous in the sense that if A is complaining on behalf of B, in respect of some harm done to B, then it might be expected that B would go along with the complaint, and affiliate with A. …”
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Latent profiles of PTSD, anxiety and depression and association with trauma exposure within prison personnel by Russell Woodfield, Daniel Boduszek, Dominic Willmott

“…Objective: The aim of the study was to identify meaningful subtypes of anxiety, depression, and PTSD symptomology amongst Prison Personnel. A further aim was to estimate the association between anxiety, depression and PTSD class membership and typology of Prison Trauma Exposure (Self-Harm/Death, Violent, Environmental) age and years of service, and differentiations between male and female personnel. …”
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Cognitive beliefs, moral development, and social knowledge in differentiating offender type: an attempt to integrate different models by Chien An Chen

“…However, as this interest developed, it became apparent that the evidence that moral-reasoning development is differentially involved in different types of crime was a) somewhat weak and b) did not apply to all types of crime. …”
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Hepatokines and hepatic lipids: interaction with exercise, diet and metabolic health by Scott Willis

“…Hepatokines such as fibroblast growth factor 21 (FGF21), follistatin, leukocyte cell-derived chemotaxin 2 (LECT2), fetuin-A, fetuin-B and selenoprotein P (SeP) have been identified as liver-secreted factors which may influence metabolic homeostasis in distal tissues. …”
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The impact of standing desks within the school classroom on sedentary behaviour, physical activity, health and development by Aron Sherry

“…The Stand Out In Class intervention was underpinned by the Behaviour Change Wheel framework, COM-B model and Behavioural Change Taxonomy (v1). This chapter describes the impact of two different intervention designs; full desk allocation (FDA) (one per child) and partial desk allocation (PDA) (children rotated between sit-stand desks and traditional seated desks) on objectively measured classroom sitting time and physical activity in Year 5 children based in a school in Bradford, UK. …”
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