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Browsing Psychology by Author "Martin, Jarred H."
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Van Wijk, Charles H.; Martin, Jarred H. (AOSIS, 2019-10-17)Resilience constructs and measures in the military context are of particular interest because of their association with general performance and mental health outcomes. However, in spite of the reported advantages, the ...
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Van Wyk, Charles H.; Martin, Jarred H.; Meintjes, W.A.J. (South African Society of Occupational Medicine, 2021-09)BACKGROUND : The presence of common mental disorders (CMDs) in the workplace is associated with high costs. However, there are limited current data available on the mental health disease burden in South African workplace ...
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Clinical validation of brief mental health scales for use in South African occupational healthcare Van Wijk, Charles H.; Martin, Jarred H.; Maree, David J.F. (AOSIS, 2021-08)ORIENTATION: South Africa carries a high burden of mental ill-health. Screening to identify individuals for further referral is emerging as one pathway to promote access to mental health interventions. Existing occupational ...
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Van Wijk, Charles H.; Martin, Jarred H.; Firfirey, Nazneen (South Pacific Underwater Medicine Society and the European Underwater and Baromedical Society, 2020-12)INTRODUCTION : A recent article reported on common mental health conditions among recreational scuba divers, and observed that the prevalence mirrored national population figures. This raised the question of the extent to ...
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Van Wijk, Charles H.; Martin, Jarred H.; Meintjes, W. A. J. (Frontiers Media S.A., 2022-05-30)Mental health in the workplace is becoming of ever greater importance. General occupational health surveillance programmes are already in widespread use, with established referral systems for treatment and rehabilitation, ...
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Martin, Jarred H.; Van Wijk, Charles H.; Bowden, Wesley J. (Via Medica, 2019)BACKGROUND : Diving medicine literature often regards the use of cannabis as a potential contra-indicator for fitness to dive. With that said, there has been no empirical research done with cannabis-using divers to examine ...
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Martin, Jarred H.; Van Wijk, Charles H. (Sage, 2021-03)Although the study of masculinity/ies in South Africa has been a point of academic interest, especially since the fall of apartheid; there has been little focus on masculinity/ies peculiar to the South African military ...
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Martin, Jarred H. (Sage, 2020-09)Anal fisting among gay men, that is, the sexual(ised) and erotic (single or partnered) practice of inserting the hand(s) and/or forearm(s) into the anus and rectum, has historically been framed in medical and medico-forensic ...
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Martin, Jarred H. (Routledge, 2023)Anal fisting has often been caricatured as an aggressive, if not violent, mode of sexual and erotic practice between gay men, circumscribed by discourses of risk, danger, and even death. In this study, I explore how a ...
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Martin, Jarred H. (Routledge, 2024)In this study, I explored how haptic modes of sense, contact, and practice affectively shape, become shaped with/in, the erotic experiences of gay fist-fuckers’ fist-play. Unstructured individual interviews were conducted ...
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Van Wijk, Charles H.; Martin, Jarred H. (University of Stellenbosch, Faculty of Military Science, 2021-05)The mandate of the Institute for Maritime Medicine (IMM) is to support and enhance the operational performance of sailors of the South African Navy during maritime operations, while also ensuring positive long-term mental ...
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Martin, Jarred H. (Sage, 2022-06)Gay men’s anal fisting has been rendered in sharply divided terms through cautionary-toned medico-forensic studies or more affirmative queer commentary. Despite these paradigmatic and tonal differences, both have tended ...
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