Search Results - "Noone, Stephen J"

Social support and coping as mediators or moderators of the impact of work stressors on burnout in intellectual disability support staff by Devereux, Jason M., Hastings, Richard P., Noone, Stephen J., Firth, Alison, Totsika, Vaso

“…Theories applied to work stress predict that coping will mediate and support will moderate the impact of work demands on worker well-being. We explored the…”
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Osteopathic training of MDs by Noone, Stephen J

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Building psychological resilience in support staff caring for people with intellectual disabilities: Pilot evaluation of an acceptance-based intervention by Noone, Stephen J., Hastings, Richard P.

“…Support staff in intellectual disability services may experience significant work-related stress. The aim of the present study was to pilot an intervention…”
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Using Acceptance and Mindfulness-Based Workshops with Support Staff Caring for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities by Noone, Stephen J., Hastings, Richard P.

“…Support staff in intellectual disability services may experience significant work-related stress. This stress has been shown to be associated with avoidance…”
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How acceptance and commitment therapy changed the perspective on support provision for staff working with intellectual disability by Leoni, Mauro, Corti, Serafino, Cavagnola, Roberto, Healy, Olive, Noone, Stephen J

“…Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to present a review on evidence-based intervention concerning the reduction of stress/burnout and the improvement of…”
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Values and Psychological Acceptance as Correlates of Burnout in Support Staff Working With Adults With Intellectual Disabilities by Noone, Stephen J., Hastings, Richard P.

“…There is growing evidence that acceptance and mindfulness interventions for support staff in intellectual disability (ID) services can have beneficial mental…”
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Care staff attributions about challenging behaviors in adults with intellectual disabilities by Noone, Stephen J., Jones, Robert S.P., Hastings, Richard P.

“…A number of researchers have explored the attributions that care staff make about challenging behavior. The expectation, based on behavioral and cognitive…”
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Life events as correlates of problem behavior and mental health in a residential population of adults with developmental disabilities by Owen, Dawn M, Hastings, Richard P, Noone, Stephen J, Chinn, Joanna, Harman, Katie, Roberts, Julia, Taylor, Kelly

“…Very few existing empirical studies have explored the putative association between exposure to negative life events and psychological well-being in adults with…”
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Identification of appropriate social interaction by adolescents with autism by Balling, Katie, Jones, Robert S P, Noone, Stephen J, Hastings, Richard P

“…The current study compared 14 individuals with autism, 10 individuals with no disabilities (ND) and seven individuals with intellectual disability (ID) on…”
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Experimental Effects of Manipulating Attributional Information about Challenging Behaviour by Noone, Stephen J., Jones, Robert S. P., Hastings, Richard P.

“…Background  The informal staff culture in intellectual disability services has been proposed as a significant factor determining staff perceptions of, and…”
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Self-Injurious Behavior and Functional Analysis: Ethics and Evidence by Hastings, Richard P., Noone, Stephen J.

“…Ethical guidelines for behavior analysts state that functional assessment should be used before implementing treatment plans. In this paper, we discuss the…”
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Analysis of Staff Explanations About Challenging Behaviour by Noone, Stephen J

“…Five studies investigated how nursing staff attribute causality to aggressive behaviour. The research was informed by literature that suggests that (i)…”
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