Abstract Domestic Violence Disclosure Schemes (DVDS), recently introduced in many jurisdictions, aim to empower victim-survivors of domestic abuse by giving them access information about their partner’s criminal history. This paper presents findings from the largest study police implementation first such scheme, United Kingdom 2014. It finds that disclosure process is increasingly being shaped ...

Visuomotor adaptation has been thought to be an implicit process that results when a sensory-prediction error signal is used to update a forward model. A striking feature of human competence is the ability to receive verbal instructions and employ strategies to solve tasks; such explicit processes could be used during visuomotor adaptation. Here, we used a novel task design that allowed us to o...

Abstract This article is based on a study exploring how men who purchase sex in Sweden experience and navigate risk. The focus individual assessments of risk relation to experiences crime, exploitation stigma. Based interviews with 30 Swedish sex, an inductive thematic analysis has been applied. participating had different strategies avoid crime they navigated stigma when purchasing sex. Their ...

In this article, we explore what happens when idea(l)s of Islamic charity ( sadaqah ) and social enterprise converge within a low-cost public health clinic in Colombo, Sri Lanka. For both the clinic’s wealthy sponsors urban poor who use it, interpreting intervention as pious expression care toward or for-profit humanitarian venture meant extending different futures to poor. The ambiguous tempor...