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Nordisk rapport om forskning på utdanning i kriminalomsorgen er tilgjengelig på engelsk (28.10.2013)
Det er gjennomført en spørreskjemaundersøkelse av opplæringen i kriminalomsorgen i alle de nordiske land. Undersøkelsen er støttet av Det Nordiske Ministerråd. Rapporten represnterer et pionerarbeid, og rapporten er også oversatt og utgitt på engelsk.
Cross-linguistically similar order of acquisition of quantifiers have been found
New report on educational background, needs and motives among ethnic minorities in Nordic prisons
Educational background, wishes and needs, have been investigated in a qualitative study among prisoners from Iraq, Poland, Russi, Serbia and Somalia
Realizing the potential of cultural diversity in the society and at the workplace
The faculty has announced six new PhD scholarships, and one of them is with the SIPA-group. Deadline for application is January 31.
Members of the Bergen Bullying Research Group have investigated the impact of workplace bullying as a social stressor at work.
Up to this date, few studies have investigated the occurrence of sexual harassment in Norwegian working life. However, a new study from Bergen Bullying Research Group show that sexual harassment can be considered as a prevalent problem with serious consequences for those exposed.
Here are some preliminary results!
Nordisk rapport om forskning på utdanning i kriminalomsorgen er tilgjengelig på engelsk (05.11.2009)
Education in the Nordic prison has been surveyed by a questionnaire in all the Nordic countries. The study is supported by the Nordic Council of Ministers. This work represents a pioneering work, and the report is also translated and published in English.
The Negative Acts Questionnaire has been validated in a new paper from Bergen Bullying Research Group members
Sleep deficit is a well known risk factor for illness. However, a new study from BTR shows that short sleep duration in itself does not predict subsequent work disability, as long as one's daytime functioning is adequate.
In today's edition of Bergens Tidende, Helge Molde presents some of the findings based on his doctoral work.
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