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Treena Jingree

5 works· latest 2014· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0001-9637-7707

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Empowering words, disempowering actions: an analysis of interactions between staff members and people with learning disabilities in residents’ meetings2005 · 72 citations
'You can't do it ... it's theory rather than practice': staff use of the practice/principle rhetorical device in talk on empowering people with learning disabilities2008 · 39 citations
Producing Decisions in Service-User Groups for People With an Intellectual Disability: Two Contrasting Facilitator Styles2006 · 26 citations
Duty of Care, Safety, Normalisation and the Mental Capacity Act: A Discourse Analysis of Staff Arguments about Facilitating Choices for People with Learning Disabilities in UK Services2014 · 18 citations
‘It’s got so politically correct now’: parents’ talk about empowering individuals with learning disabilities2011 · 16 citations

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Duty of Care, Safety, Normalisation and the Mental Capacity Act: A Discourse Analysis of Staff Arguments about Facilitating Choices for People with Learning Disabilities in UK Services

Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology·2014·1 author

18citations

‘It’s got so politically correct now’: parents’ talk about empowering individuals with learning disabilities

Sociology of Health & Illness·2011·2 authors·Open access

16citations

'You can't do it ... it's theory rather than practice': staff use of the practice/principle rhetorical device in talk on empowering people with learning disabilities

Discourse & Society·2008·2 authors

39citations

Producing Decisions in Service-User Groups for People With an Intellectual Disability: Two Contrasting Facilitator Styles

Mental Retardation·2006·4 authors

26citations

Empowering words, disempowering actions: an analysis of interactions between staff members and people with learning disabilities in residents’ meetings

Journal of Intellectual Disability Research·2005·3 authors

72citations