Items where Author is "Wager, N"
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Wager, N (2012) The long-term impact of child sexual assault: exceptional risk for adult sexual assault. (Unpublished)
Wager, N (2012) Researching sexual revictimisation: associated ethical and methodological issues, and possible solutions. (Unpublished)
Wager, N (2012) Stress and Stress Management: Bosses and Buddies - Causes, Consequences, Coping with Stress in the Workplace. (Unpublished)
Pitt, Cheryl, Lavery, C and Wager, N (2009) Psychosocial outcomes of bone marrow transplant for individuals affected by Mucopolysaccharidosis I Hurler Disease: Patient Social Competency. Child: Care, health, development, 35 (2). pp. 271-280. ISSN 0305-1862
Conference or Workshop Item
Mallowan, Nicola, Wager, N and Malone, C (2012) The implications that drug treatment practitioners' favourable and unfavourable bias towards illicit drug users, have on drug treatment outcomes. In: BPS Division of Forensic Psychology Conference, London.
Mallowan, Nicola, Wager, N and Malone, C (2010) Drug practitioners' attitudes, and service users' perception of drug practitioners' attitudes towards illicit drugs and drug users: The influence of personal illicit drug use, addiction therapy and treatment outcome goals. In: BPS Division of Forensic Psychology Conference, Kent.
Mallowan, Nicola, Wager, N and Malone, C (2010) Moderators of client' perceptions of their specialist drug practitioners' attitudes towards illicit drugs: The influence of treatment outcome goals. In: BPS Division of Forensic Psychology Conference, Stratford Upon Avon.
Mallowan, Nicola, Wager, N and Malone, C (2009) Moderators of specialist drug practitioners' attitudes towards illicit drugs and drug users: the influence of own previous drug use and addiction therapy. In: BPS Division of Forensic Psychology Conference, Sheffield.
Mallowan, Nicola, Wager, N and Malone, C (2008) Development and standardisation of the Thurstone scale 'attitudes towards illicit drugs and drug users' survey. In: BPS Division of Forensic Psychology Conference, Leeds.
