Items where Author is "Kilby, Laura"

KILBY, Laura (2023). Protest, Race and Grievability: What does it mean for lives to matter? Social and Personality Psychology Compass: e12805. [Article]

KILBY, Laura and FOSTER, Emily (2023). "Speaking as a mother": A membership categorisation analysis of child-centric talk in a UK daytime television talk show. Feminism and Psychology, 33 (4), 550-568. [Article]

HODGSON, Suzy, PAINTER, Jon, KILBY, Laura and HIRST, Julia (2023). “Crying on the bus”: first time fathers’ experiences of distress 2 on their return to work. Healthcare, 11 (9): 1352. [Article]

BRANNEY, Peter, BROOKS, J., KILBY, Laura, NEWMAN, L.K., NORRIS, E., POWNALL, M., TALBOT, C.J., TREHARNE, G. and WHITAKER, C. (2023). Three steps to open science for qualitative research in psychology. Social and Personality Psychology Compass. [Article]

POWNALL, M, TALBOT, CV, KILBY, Laura and BRANNEY, P (2023). Opportunities, Challenges, and Tensions: Open Science through a lens of Qualitative Social Psychology. British Journal of Social Psychology. [Article]

KILBY, Laura, PORRITT, Jenny, LABINJO, Temitope Olufunke and MACHAKA, Ruvimbo (2022). What am I doing in a place like this?: Understanding imposter phenomenon amongst postgraduate students from minoritised racial backgrounds. QMiP Bulletin (34), 6-21. [Article]

KILBY, Laura (2021). Selfless: a psychologist's journey through identity and social class. The Psychologist, 34, p. 66. [Article]

KILBY, Laura and LENNON, Henry (2021). When words are not enough: Combined textual and visual multimodal analysis as a Critical Discursive Psychology undertaking. Methods in Psychology. [Article]

HUMPHREYS, Helen, KILBY, Laura, KUDIERSKY, Nik and COPELAND, Robert (2021). Long COVID and the role of physical activity: a qualitative study. BMJ Open, 11 (3). [Article]

HODGSON, Suzanne, PAINTER, Jon, KILBY, Laura and HIRST, Julia (2021). The Experiences of First-Time Fathers in Perinatal Services: Present but Invisible. Healthcare, 9 (2), e161. [Article]

ALEIXO, Paulo, MATKIN, Daniel and KILBY, Laura (2020). What do teachers think about the educational role of comic books?: A qualitative analysis. Studies in Comics, 11 (2), 387-404. [Article]

KILBY, Laura (2020). Shaking off the shackles of imposterism. Psychologist, 33, 38-41. [Article]

HOROWITZ, Ava D and KILBY, Laura (2019). Thinking out loud: A discourse analysis of ‘thinking’ during talk radio interactions. Text & Talk. [Article]

KILBY, Laura (2017). Social representations of peace in terrorism talk: a UK talk-radio analysis. Peace and Conflict, 23 (2), 106-116. [Article]

KILBY, Laura (2015). Symbols of Terror : '9/11' as the Word of the Thing and the Thing of the word. Journal For The Theory Of Social Behaviour, 46 (2), 229-249. [Article]

KILBY, Laura, HOROWITZ, Ava D, and HYLTON, Patrick L. (2013). Diversity as victim to "realistic liberalism": analysis of an elite discourse of immigration, ethnicity and society. Critical Discourse Studies, 10 (1), 47-60. [Article]

KILBY, Laura and HOROWITZ, Ava D (2013). Opening up terrorism talk: The sequential and categorical production of discursive power within the call openings of a talk radio broadcast. Discourse and Society, 24 (6), 725-742. [Article]

KILBY, Laura, HOROWITZ, Ava D. and HYLTON, Patrick L. (2012). Diversity as victim to ‘realistic liberalism’: analysis of an elite discourse of immigration, ethnicity and society. Critical Discourse Studies, 10 (1), 47-60. [Article]

HOROWITZ, Ava and KILBY, Laura (2011). Sounding the death knell for pluralism: Cameron’s “muscular liberalism” and media constructions of the terrorist ‘other’. Arches Quarterly, 4 (8), 110-119. [Article]

KILBY, Laura and STANIFORTH, Lisa (2023). Islamophobia, gender and violence in discourse: Media representations of 'jihadi brides'. In: PANDEY, Madhumita, (ed.) International Perspectives on Gender-Based Violence. Advances in Preventing and Treating Violence and Aggression . Springer, 157-178. [Book Section]

LENNON, Henry and KILBY, Laura (2021). A multimodal discourse analysis of 'Brexit': flagging the nation in political cartoons. In: Political Communication. Discursive Perspectives. Palgrave Studies in Discursive Psychology . Palgrave Macmillan, 115-146. [Book Section]

KILBY, Laura and LENNON, Henry (2018). Charlie Hebdo and the prophet Muhammad: a multimodal critical discourse analysis of peace and violence in a satirical cartoon. In: GIBSON, Stephen, (ed.) Discourse, Peace & Conflict. Discursive psychology perspectives. Peace Psychology Book Series . Springer, 303-321. [Book Section]

KILBY, Laura and LAMB, Martin (2024). What makes for effective rent related communication between social housing landlords and tenants? Project Report. Nuffield Foundation. [Monograph]

KILBY, Laura, THORNELOE, Rachael, ARDEN, Madelynne, LAMB, Martin and ARMITAGE, C.J. (2019). Doncaster local delivery pilot behavioural insight work phase 2: insights from community explorer research. Project Report. Behavioural Science Consortium. [Monograph]

KILBY, Laura (2020). Individualism, Ideology and talking about Lives that matter. Sheffield Institute for Policy Studies. [Other]

KILBY, Laura (2020). Killing in a time of Covid 19: How do we communicate when we can't breathe? Sheffield Hallam University. [Other]