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Articles by Doris Jf McIlwain

Why Do We Listen to Sad Music?

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By Jess Romeo Verified, Jonna K. Vuoskoski, William Thompson, Doris Jf McIlwain
| JSTOR Daily Verified
Even though pop music has allegedly become more upbeat during the pandemic, there’s something satisfying about queuing up a sad song and letting the melancholy feelings wash over you. This commonplace experience actually raises “one of the most intriguing questions in the history of music scholarship,” according to psychologists Jonna Vuoskoski, William Thompson, Doris McIlwain, and Tuomas Eerola: Why do people enjoy listening to sad music?
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A qualitative comparison of needles and insulin pump use in children with type 1 diabetes

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By Geoffrey Ambler, Madeleine Ferrari, Doris Jf McIlwain
| Journal of Health Psychology Verified
Managing type 1 diabetes mellitus is an ongoing and challenging process; we investigated children’s experience of different treatment regimens. Interviews with 17 children (7–15?years) at two time points were analysed using the grounded theory approach. Illness phase and treatment regimen shaped how bodily cues were interpreted. Insulin pump therapy allowed children to listen to and trust their bodily cues rather than override. Shame was a barrier to support engagement.
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Status Consciousness

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By Beatrice Alba, Doris Jf McIlwain, Ladd Wheeler, Michael Jones
| econtent.hogrefe.com
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