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Coaching ethics: Making ethical decisions – novices and experts
Authors: Passmore Jonathan
Published: January 2023

This short article reviews the principles which underpin professional ethics. It considers the parallel domains of sports and counselling psychology and explores the ethical issues which face coaching psychologists. It moves on to consider ethical decision making frameworks and how coaches may use such frameworks to make more informed ethical decisions in their coaching practice. It suggests that while codes of practice are a useful for experienced coaches, novice coaches need to develop a heuristic to help them resolve ethical dilemmas which can occur in their practice.
So what is NLP coaching?
Authors: Grimley Bruce
Published: January 2023

This article is not a response to the excellent paper by John Rowan (2008), but an attempt to clarify what exactly an NLP coach is. This is a result of being stimulated by his knowledgeable critique concerning the claims of a constructivist base for NLP by some who practice NLP. It is very much a whistle stop tour, however is designed to stimulate some further questions around the nature of NLP coaching.
Balancing business empathy and psychology in coaching practice
Authors: Marsden Henry , Humphrey Sam , Stopford John , Houlder Dominic
Published: January 2023

The skills-based session at the 2nd European Coaching Psychology Conference prompted coaching psychologists who work with businesses to reflect on three areas: where they may focus their continuing development as a business coach; how to manage their boundaries more adequately or to provide different support to clients; and how they present their coaching practice to clients. The session used some practical, unpublished frameworks called the ‘three-legged stool’ to consider the different knowledge and experience bases business coaches draw on and the ‘supply and demand framework’ for exploring the dynamics of offering a successful service to clients. Finally, the session used Sull and Houlder’s (2006) article ‘How companies can avoid a mid-life crisis’ to explore how knowledge and application of a business tool can add value to a coaching psychologist’s coaching range.
Unlocking psychological health: Unconditional self-acceptance
Authors: Szymanska Kasia
Published: January 2023

One of the key premises in Multimodal Coaching and Rational Emotive Behavioural Coaching (REBC) is unconditional self-acceptance (Dryden & Yankura, 1992; Dryden & Ellis, 1997; Lazarus, 1977; Palmer, 2009; and Wilding & Palmer, 2010). Unlike in Cognitive Behavioural Coaching (CBC) where the emphasis is more on identifying and improving low self-esteem, in REBC the emphasis focuses on self and other acceptance.
A Healthy development from the Multimodal approach to coaching
Authors: Rose Stuart , Palmer Stephen , O’Riordan Siobhain
Published: January 2023

This article considers a suggested development from the Multimodal approach that amends the acronym BASIC ID (Behaviours, Affects, Sensations, Imagery, Cognitive, Interpersonal and Drugs/Biology) used in that approach to identify dimensions of human personality and functioning. The suggested alternative mnemonic ‘HEALTHY’ (Habits, Emotions, Awareness, Lucid Imagery, Thinking, Hearing/Communicating, and Your Body) is explained and the nuances outlined. A comparison with the Cognitive Behavioural four factor model is made. Advantages of the ‘HEALTHY’ model with its particular application to health coaching is discussed.
SGCP Conference Report: Bringing together the coaching psychology community
Authors: Liston-Smith Jennifer
Published: January 2023

A report on the 1st International Congress of Coaching Psychology: SGCP UK Event, 14 and 15 December 2010, hosted by the British Psychological Society Special Group in Coaching Psychology and held at City University, London.
Coaching research in safety critical environments
Authors: Passmore Jonathan
Published: January 2023

This paper provides a brief overview of research into coaching in one specific safety critical environment – driving. The paper will briefly review the issues behind the research agenda, summarise the four peer-reviewed papers which have been published and their implications for driving practice and policy, as well as for coaching research and practice. Finally the paper will set out the agenda for further research being undertaken in this area of ‘safety coaching’ to support behavioural change and learning.
The epistemological status of Transpersonal Psychology – the database argument revisited
Authors: Walach Harald
Published: January 2023

Transpersonal psychologists often subscribe to what I call here a Naïve Objectivism of Introspective Data (NOISED) approach to inner experience. This has been criticised. I propose here to take introspective data seriously, but not naively so. Trying to hold the middle-ground, it is argued that similar to science proper, a future transpersonal methodology will have to make an important step from subjective and inner experience to potentially intersubjective experience. While there is a canon of methods how this can be done in science with experience of the outer world, there is no equivalent in transpersonal psychology for inner experience. Simply taking experience as data won’t do. The only chance is to use pragmatic criteria and develop a pragmatic catalogue of how to judge inner experiences. This is a future task for transpersonal epistemology. It will have to use some circular structure, linking experience to tradition und probing it by pragmatic criteria. How this can be done, and why it should be done is developed in this paper.
Westerners converting to Buddhism: An exploratory grounded theory investigation
Authors: Gordon-Finlayson Alasdair , Daniels Michael
Published: January 2023

A ‘new Buddhism’ has been emerging in the Western world, for some time. An important area for research concerns the mechanisms by which people are engaging with the various traditions of this religion. Starting with sensitising concepts from religious conversion theory and transpersonal psychology, a grounded theory study was undertaken to investigate these mechanisms. Three committed Buddhists were interviewed and transcripts of their interviews carefully analysed to produce a higher-order explanation of the processes revealed. A model of religious conversion has emerged from the data that centres around a ‘Test for Fit’ between the potential convert and the religion in question. In terms of this model, religious conversion is the product of a successful match between the individual and a given religion in a social context that does not preclude the conversion. It was determined that while conversion theory offers the best currently available explanation to explain Westerners engaging with Buddhism, it needs to be expanded to account for the ‘Test for Fit’ model.
Grounding the transpersonal in cognitive theory: A clinician’s perspective
Authors: Clarke Isabel
Published: January 2023

This paper first considers the theory of mind in therapy, linking this with recent developments within Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, and other therapeutic modalities current within the NHS as barriers between modalities break down. The themes of different levels or modes of processing, and the centrality of relationship, are picked, up. The cognitive science based model, Interacting Cognitive Subsystems (ICS) (Teasdale & Barnard, 1993) is introduced winch incorporates these themes into a ‘balancing act’ theory of mind. This has been echoed in other contemporary approaches, leading to the wide adoption of mindfulness in cognitive therapies, which is introduced next along with its implications for recognition of spirituality within mental health. The spiritual dimension is then considered in the light of what the ICS model suggests about the human mind. This argument leads to a fundamental theory of spirituality based on the idea of a division within human experiencing. The explanatory power of this theory, for therapy, and for a broader understanding of theory of mind and the limits of science is then considered.
The Tao of Environmental Psychology: Breathing Heaven and Earth
Authors: Cohen Elliot
Published: January 2023

The paper serves as an introduction to some of the core principles of both Environmental Psychology and Feng Shui/Kan Yu, and also includes discussions of interest to Transpersonal, Cultural and Discursive Psychologists.
Narcissism – The shadow of transpersonal psychology
Authors: Walach Harald
Published: January 2023

Narcissism comes in two variants: Ego-inflation and the Moses complex. While the former is exhibited by pathological grandiosity, the latter is marked by excessive self-devaluation and lack of self-esteem. In group contexts, both are found in the symbiotic appearance of charismatic leaders and worshipping followers. Both are subtle forms of spiritual defense mechanisms against the true spiritual task of finding and transcending one’s ‘true’ self. Because of its specific topic, transpersonal psychology is particularly likely to attract people with narcissistic problems and one should be aware of this. Some practical implications are pointed out.
The birth of religions: Wicca
Authors: Whomsley Stuart , Seims Melissa
Published: January 2023

Wicca is a growing Pagan path in Britain, the US1, Canada, Australia, Scandinavia and Germany that is followed by both solo practitioners, known as hedge-witches, and by groups, known as covens. It is a secretive, initiatory tradition with all members considered part of a wider Priesthood. This paper explores the development of Wicca to illustrate the following central themes: (1) how spiritual needs are incorporated into a religious practice; and (2) how the development of a religion is affected by the wider culture of the societies in which it is born and grows.
Transpersonal psychology and social cognition: Towards an integration
Authors: Edwards Anthony
Published: January 2023

Social cognilion and transpersonal psychology may seem sharply distinct approaches to psychology. This viewpoint is challenged in this paper, which makes the case for a fruitful rapport between these two perspectives. This is illustrated by looking at how transpersonal psychology may benefit from taking greater cogniza-nce of social cog nd ion research, and at how social cognition may be helped by incorporating important insights from transpersonal psychology. The merits of a transpersonal approach on five topics within social cognition are considered: beliefs and attitudes, attribution theory, social represent at io ns theory, schema theory and stereotyping. Some comments considering the a-pplicalions of an interface between social cognition and transpersonal psychology are also offered.
Primal and causal
Authors: Rowan John
Published: January 2023

I cite various examples of Spiritual teachers and writers who claim that before birth we were whole, were part of the Oneness, and were truly present without distortions of any kind. A review of the psychological evidence on infant development shows that this I lo man tic view is a serious and persistent error that indicates conservatism among the nondualists.
The physics of psi: An interview with Stanley Krippner
Authors: Schroll Mark A.
Published: January 2023

This article examines the physics of psi that grew out ofan interview by the author with Stanley Krippner on 4 November 2004. This interview took place in a coffeehouse near the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where Krippner met with students and professionals answering questions for four hours. The topics included parapsychology, dream analysis, clinical psychology, shamanism, human rights issues of indigenous people, and more. Krippner’s visit to Nebraska was his way of thanking the author for organising a panel honouring his contributions to transpersonal psychology (Schroll, 2004a). Since 2004 this interview has undergone considerable revision and this article includes a final section devoted to answering comments initially posted during the 5th International Association for the Study of Dreams (IASD) Psiber Dreaming conference, 2006, and then some reflections on more recent research and commentary in response to reviewers.1
Gaia: The Question of Consciousness
Authors: Hegarty Anthony J.
Published: January 2023

This paper seeks to explore the possibility of Gaian Consciousness or the existence of an Earth Consciousness based on the hypothesis of the planet as a self-regulating system/living organism. It seeks to define the nature of this consciousness as transpersonal and it presents the author’s research, ‘Therapeutic transpersonal encounters with dolphins’, other research, and well-established documented accounts as empirical evidence of participatory, reciprocal encounters that might be termed ‘consciousness sharing’ between humans and a dynamic/spiritual aspect of our planet Earth. It further suggests that it is primarily our physical, somatic distancing or alienation from mother Earth that hinders our awareness of this consciousness.
The misunderstanding and misinterpretation of key aspects of Ken Wilber’s work in Hartelius and Ferrer’s (2013) assessment: A response to the reviewer
Authors: Abramson John
Published: January 2023

I would like to thank the editor for the opportunity to publish my views about opening a debate on my contention that Hartelius and Ferrer misunderstand and misinterpret key aspects of Ken Wilber’s work. I would also like to thank the reviewer for both his very helpful comments on an earlier draft of my paper and for the thought-provoking questions he raises, most of which I have space to address below.
Spirituality, religious belief and mindfulness
Authors: Bennett Peter Lloyd
Published: January 2023

This article charts a personal journey through a range of learning experiences relating to spirituality and mindfulness. The meanings that I have absorbed from these experiences are specific to my subjective understanding and I hope that others will bring new meanings to these experiences and descriptions by drawing upon their knowledge and personal reflections.
Causal links between external contingencies of self-worth and mindfulness
Authors: Balint Marc G. , Walsh James J. , Macleod Andrew K.
Published: January 2023

Outcome research confirming the salutary effects of mindfulness-based interventions has proliferated in the last fifteen years. In contrast, there has been very little research into intra-individual factors that may enhance or inhibit mindfulness. The present study examined a proposal by Brown, Ryan and Creswell (2007a) that external contingent self-worth may act as an inhibiting factor of mindfulness. Undergraduate participants performed two reading tasks, one under neutral conditions and one under the influence of an academic ego-threat. Momentary mindfulness levels were measured retrospectively following both reading tasks. It was expected that levels of academic competence contingent self-worth would predict changes in momentary mindfulness levels between the ego-threat and neutral condition, and in addition, that worry would mediate the relationship. The study findings supported both hypotheses. The theoretical implications of the study are discussed in relation to the salience of self-investment in present moment events as a controlling variable of levels of momentary mindfulness.
A startling new role for Wilber’s integral model; or how I learned to stop worrying and love perennialism – A response to Abramson
Authors: Hartelius Glenn
Published: January 2023

Critics of Ken Wilber’s work are unfailingly charged with misunderstanding his views. In a recent paper by John Abramson (2014), published in this journal under the title, ‘The misunderstanding and misinterpretation of key aspects of Ken Wilber’s work in Hartelius and Ferrer’s (2013) assessment,’ Hartelius and Ferrer’s paper, ‘Transpersonal Philosophy: The Participatory Turn,’ appearing as Chapter 10 in The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Transpersonal Psychology, has met with this same charge. This paper argues that what Abramson (2014) has done is (1) to attempt to inflate semantic issues into the appearance of substantive ones, (2) to conflate Wilber’s assertions with the logical arguments that would establish those assertions, (3) to critique the authors for using points made by Wilber himself, (4) to subtly assert the rightful primacy of Wilber’s model by implying that any debate about it should take place on the territory of its assumptions, (5) to lodge complaints that the authors have failed to co-create some compromise between participatory and integral approaches, and (6) to hold out the prospect that a full account of Wilber’s work would ‘comprehensively dispel’ (p.4) the misunderstandings to which Hartelius and Ferrer (2013) are allegedly subject. Through this retort, Abramson (2014) has attempted to create the appearance that Wilber’s work remains a viable framework for enterprises such as transpersonal psychology – something that seems highly unlikely. This paper further argues that Wilber does not offer a grand scholarly theory of everything, but a problematic metaphysical theory that may nevertheless continue to serve a limited popular audience.
A model of purpose: From survival to transpersonal purpose
Authors: Taylor Steve
Published: January 2023

Although previous research has shown a strong association between a sense of purpose and well-being, this research has tended to treat purpose as one conceptual entity, without investigating different types and levels of purpose. After summarising some of the previous research on purpose, and suggesting reasons why it is associated with well-being, this paper presents a model of different varieties of purpose, including ‘survival’, ‘self-accumulative,’ ‘altruistic/idealistic’, ‘self-expansive’ and ‘transpersonal’ purposes. Transpersonal purpose can be sub-divided further into three different aspects: spiritual development, creativity and altruism/idealism. Examples of these different aspects are given. Preliminary questionnaire-based research based on this model of varieties of purpose is summarised, suggesting that it is valid to highlight these different varieties, and that they are associated with different levels of self-reported happiness.
Personal notions of time travel: Reflections on love, loss, and growth through autoethnography
Authors: Stirling Fiona J.
Published: January 2023

Using the concept of time travel as a contextual and narrative tool, the author explores themes of love, loss and growth after trauma. Reflections relate primarily to the experience of working with the qualitative research method of autoethnography. Opening with consideration of existing work (Yoga and Loss: An Autoethnographical Exploration of Grief, Mind, and Body), discussion moves on to academic thought on mental time travel, and personal transformation, culminating in the construction of a new memory combining past, present, and future.
Existentialism and spirituality
Authors: Rowan John
Published: January 2023

This paper represents the continuously unfolding enquiry on spirituality by Rowan. By providing a definition of Third Tier thinking as a starting point, he further explores the relationship between existentialism and spirituality. The paper questions the existential position on spirituality and argues that at present, there is no specific existential position on spirituality.
Transgender and the transpersonal: An introduction and a call for research
Authors: Buckler Scott , Gates Jenni
Published: January 2023

While there is a tradition of research in relation to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex (LGBTQI+) community and religiosity, there is a paucity of research relating to spirituality. Additionally, classifying such ‘non–conforming’ groups into a general classification has inherent problems, specifically in relation to those identifying as transgender more likely to engage in spirituality, as opposed to religion, than other groups. With the high prevalence of personal distress and harm to mental wellbeing experienced by individuals identifying as transgender, especially with the increasedrisk of suicide attempts, effective support and counselling are required. Such existential crisis could potentially be addressed through greater engagement with spirituality: indeed, several cultures identify transgender as relating to spirituality. This paper explores transgender and spiritual identity in different cultures, while highlighting research in the more secular society, culminatingin an evaluation of various models which may provide spiritual support to help integrate the predominant dysphoria between mind and body, through engaging the spirit to harmonise the conflict.
Creative visualisations, creative counsellors: Inner journeys
Authors: McNally-Key Nicola Helen
Published: January 2023

This research assesses what may be contributed to counselling through developing practice which is centred on a feminist psychospiritual model. This is a qualitative study which analyses a series of in depth, semi-structured interviews, as I discuss transpersonal and psychospiritual forms of practice with each of the research participants. Interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) is selected to analyse the data collected. After conducting the IPA study, the findings and discussion address the potential for transpersonal approaches within a new approach which is provided as a stepped model of guidelines for relevant cases. The study concludes that Collaborative Pluralistic counselling could include a focus on spirituality for relevant clients and within this approach, a psychospiritual model may be offered within collaborative pluralistic therapy.
Comprehend, Cope and Connect (CCC) – Getting to the simple heart of the complex problem
Authors: Clarke Isabel
Published: January 2023

This paper provides a brief introduction to the CCC therapy approach while demonstrating how it is embedded in a transpersonal world view. Its origins, starting from inner experience and meeting specific service challenges within various NHS setting are discussed. The theoretical basis for CCC in Interacting Cognitive Subsystems is introduced, providing a non-medical explanation for psychotic and other so-called ‘symptoms’. The three components of the approach are explained. ‘Comprehend’ covers an emotion-focused, trauma-informed, co-produced formulation. ‘Cope’ is about finding other ways to manage, and ‘Connect’ is reflected in the central place given to relationship, both with the self, within the self, with other people, and reaching out to wider, spiritual connectedness beyond the human world. The paper concludes by summarising publications, research and deployment of the approach.
Heart led psychotherapy: A biopsychosocial spiritual model for clinical practice
Authors: Dent Alexandra
Published: January 2023

This paper introduces a spiritually informed heart led psychotherapy (HLP) model as part of a biopsychosocialspiritual (BPSS) approach in clinical practice. HLP model is based on the premise that everyone is on an individual life journey to understand and experience life lessons such as assertiveness, joy, forgiveness. When clients experience traumas, these can create blocks and restrictions, resulting in repeated cycles of psychological distress in an individual’s life. HLP regards the ego as being responsible for maintaining the psychological distress. HLP teaches clients to recognise the impact of their ego, become an observer to challenges so that they can understand that the challenges are the life lesson. Honouring the ‘heart and soul’ rather than the ego enables clients to experience the lesson, make new choices in keeping with their authentic selves and freedom from suffering. HLP can be integrated into traditional psychotherapies or applied as a standalone therapy as part of the BPSS approach.
Applying superordinate principles to resolve complex problems and support solution-focused interventions
Authors: Sharpley David
Published: January 2023

Multi-faceted and ill-defined problems that encompass social, economic and technological factors may have no clear solution. These are scenarios that involve a number of variables, some of which may be unknown or only partly understood. The interdependencies, uncertainties and conflicting priorities create ‘wicked problems.’ Complex situations trigger differing viewpoints and can prompt an emotional response, particularly if current assumptions, values and principles are challenged. In such scenarios, the application of superordinate principles can help resolve issues by establishing a shared perspective. A review of research literature and various studies help clarify important steps in the process. The insights support solution-focused interventions, including action to develop psychological capital (PC). This enhances self-efficacy when individuals are faced with significant and unexpected demands.
Tracking children with SEN through the Early Years: Can education make a difference?
Authors: Sylva Kathy , Sammons Pam , Taggart Brenda , Siraj-Blatchford Iram , Melhuish Edward , Hall James
Published: January 2023

A longitudinal study of 3000 children (the Early Years Transition and Special Educational Needs/ETYSEN project) has demonstrated that pre-school education can reduce the number of children who are at risk of developing Special Educational Needs (SEN). Early years education can act as an ‘intervention’ for these children if the quality of the education and care they receive is high. A large, representative sample of children was followed from entry to pre-school at age 3+ to the end of Year 1 in primary school at age 6+. They came from a wide variety of backgrounds and were assessed repeatedly for both cognitive and social/behavioural development, enabling generalisation across England. This study shows that universal Early Childhood Education can reduce the risk of children identified as having SEN.
Social and Emotional Learning: A Critical Reflection
Authors: Qualter Pamela
Published: January 2023

My purpose here is to offer some of my thoughts on the current field of social-emotional learning (SEL). I am coming from the perspective that schools are places where children develop the skills to create fulfilling academic/work lives and successful social relationships; schools should help to: (i) provide young people with the skills to achieve personal happiness and well-being throughout their lives; and (ii) educate their pupils about managing difficult times with confidence. Key to that success is the development of emotion understanding, and schools are seen to be important drivers in that learning process. But how do schools best teach such skills? Currently, the most popular mode is through the use of developed curricula that have been designed to teach different elements of emotion understanding. But how do those programmes map on to the current academic evidence of what emotion understanding is?
Sistema de mobiliario interactivo
Authors: González Burgos Ana María , Canacué Pérez Mariana , James Albear Doris Arnot
Published: January 2023

El modelo “Escuela Nueva” se aplica actualmente en más de 20.000 escuelas de la zona rural colombiana, las cuales reúnen condiciones específicas que necesitan de un enfoque diferente para el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje. Los obstáculos están directamente relacionados con la ineficiente distribución de los estudiantes en el aula, los tiempos prolongados que le toma a la docente ejecutar una dinámica y la deficiente organización y clasificación de las herramientas. En este sentido, surge la necesidad de realizar una propuesta que alinee los escasos recursos existentes, la innovación pedagógica y la participación activa de los estudiantes. Este proyecto busca optimizar el entorno educativo para favorecer el trabajo del docente, el proceso de aprendizaje de los alumnos y fomentar la calidad de la educación en las zonas rurales. Por ello nace MINDI, un sistema de módulos que dinamizan los ambientes de aprendizaje a través de interacciones que motivan el deseo de aprender, cuestionar y tomar decisiones que promueven el coaprendizaje, y la optimización de tiempo y recursos para transformar las características educativas de las escuelas unitarias del corregimiento de la Habana en la ciudad de Buga. Brindando apoyo a los docentes a través de la implementación de una solución integral viable, apoyada en la estructuración de un modelo de negocio con un plan de financiamiento; factible, basada en materiales y procesos de fabricación sostenibles y asequibles; y deseable, validada por satisfacer las necesidades de los usuarios y superar sus expectativas, resolviendo requerimientos estéticos, formales y funcionales.
Diseño de un videojuego para fomentar y fortalecer hábitos financieros en niños de dos colegios nariñenses
Authors: Rivera Ponce Paola Andrea
Published: January 2023

El panorama educativo en el país no es realmente el mejor y esto no es algo nuevo para nadie. Por tanto, hablar de educación financiera en los colegios resulta extraño, pues es prácticamente inexistente, por no decir que nula, y si la hay, se encuentra principalmente enfocada en estrategias tradicionales pensadas en el desarrollo de conocimiento puramente teórico y que desconocen aspectos relacionados con la conducta. Teniendo en cuenta que estos últimos ejercen un considerable peso en la toma de decisiones de las personas y por ende poseen un gran impacto en el manejo de sus finanzas, esto se convierte en algo bastante contraproducente. Se decide entonces abordar el tema desde la necesidad de fomentar y fortalecer dos hábitos específicos (ahorro y planificación financiera) en estudiantes de quinto de primaria de dos colegios de Nariño, ubicados en Túquerres y Pasto. Por consiguiente, se propone un programa de economía de fichas integrado a partir de un videojuego, en donde de manera indirecta se practican estos hábitos por medio de dinámicas como el «second life» y otras que presentan bastantes similitudes con las acciones que se requieren tanto en el ahorro como en la planificación financiera, con el objetivo de sobrevivir a través de la obtención de un balance entre el cumplimiento de necesidades y deseos, algo así como en la vida real. Al conseguir una propuesta interdisciplinar como ésta, fue posible contribuir efectivamente desde el Diseño como eje global, entregando un producto diferente y complementario a las prácticas educativas actuales.
El vestuario como una herramienta para la búsqueda y expresión identitaria
Authors: Tabares Henao Valeria
Published: January 2023

La identidad se supone como ese juego entre pertenecer y diferenciarse que se mezcla entre lo personal y lo colectivo, entre la auto definición y la percepción del otro. Es un constructo inacabado que se encuentra en constante mutación, alimentado y afectado por las relaciones dadas con otros individuos y el territorio, es decir que a lo largo de la vida una persona puede vivenciar múltiples identidades. Sin embargo, existe una primera identidad que es asignada, esta se concreta con todo lo que es anterior al nacimiento de dicha persona, es decir su contexto sociocultural y aunque este pueda cambiar en el transcurso de la vida esta «primera identidad» se queda como una base firme sobre la cual se elaboran las mutaciones mencionadas. Gracias a lo anterior es posible afirmar que la identidad es una construcción no anatómica, pues nace de ideales, experiencias y el territorio habitado, más el constructo de identidad sí afecta el cuerpo anatómico e incluso se vale de extensiones de este como lo es la indumentaria que es quien finalmente día a día hace a ese cuerpo anatómico apto para la sociedad. La moda nunca ha estado alejada del desarrollo identitario, haciendo relevante analizar cómo esta se acercó con más determinación en el siglo XX a partir de múltiples movimientos ideológicos estéticos que marcaron un antes y un después en las maneras de búsqueda y exposición identitaria.
Legitimación de la calistenia a partir del diseño industrial
Authors: Basante Díaz Royer Alejandro , Jojoa Ruiz Juan Fernando
Published: January 2023

El proyecto Bioparque SAM busca legitimar un espacio determinado en la Universidad de Nariño para mejorar las condiciones en las que actualmente se practica el deporte de calistenia, teniendo en cuenta que los elementos para dicha actividad están en mal estado y el espacio en donde se encuentran es indefinido, ya que este lugar está reservado para la construcción de un gimnasio cerrado. Por tales razones la comunidad universitaria que ejerce la calistenia se ve directamente afectada.

A partir de esta situación como estudiantes de Diseño Industrial de séptimo semestre, hemos relacionado nuestro enfoque académico con esta problemática, vinculándola a la asignatura de Materiales IV – Metales, para la primera etapa. Los estudiantes que se encuentren en formación deben realizar una práctica técnica de soldadura, por lo cual hemos propuesto solucionar este problema mediante la adecuación de un espacio a partir de mobiliario deportivo para Calistenia, que brindará una alternativa saludable a nivel fisiológico y mental, cada vez que las personas en su actividad diaria necesiten momentos en los cuales puedan realizar una pausa que le genere un bienestar.

Para la segunda y tercera etapa de este proyecto el objetivo es integrar estudiantes de las asignaturas Materiales I – Maderas y Materiales IV – Metales, para la complementación del circuito de ejercicios pliométricos principal con la construcción de paneles de señalética y mobiliario de descanso.
Colibrí Explorador
Authors: Murcia Astudillo Jessica Isabel , León Blanco Daniel Antonio
Published: January 2023

Santa Rosa-Cauca es un territorio con un potencial natural enorme, la diversidad ecosistémica presente ha hecho que sea el corredor preferido por una gran cantidad de especies de aves que habitan ahí. Investigadores de la Universidad del Cauca apoyados por el ministerio de ciencias (Minciencias), han adelantado proyectos de investigación sobre la avifauna y su relación con el entorno. Dichos proyectos de investigación y sus resultados, se han compartido con la comunidad del municipio mediante talleres básicos sobre las aves que surgieron para que más personas se interesen en su estudio, enseñanza y proyección económica, basada en el turismo sostenible de naturaleza. Los talleres son la propuesta de educación ambiental preferida, sin embargo, no poseen una sistematización ni recursos prácticos para ser impartidos. Por lo que se diseñó un material de apoyo con el propósito de facilitar el desarrollo del taller. Así nace Colibrí Explorador, un proyecto de diseño que integra varias piezas interactivas y editoriales que facilitan la orientación del taller. Se espera que se apoye desde la comunicación, la apropiación social del conocimiento sobre la avifauna de Santa Rosa a la comunidad de dicha zona, con el fin de ganar conocimientos sintéticos, fáciles de entender y rápidos.
Los textiles inteligentes impactan en la cuarta revolución industrial en el sector de la moda en pandemia
Authors: Vanegas Ochoa Lina María , Castrillón Zuluaga Natalia
Published: January 2023

El sector de la moda está en constante evolución para proponer productos innovadores a partir de necesidades propias o creadas para la población, surgiendo los textiles inteligentes como una opción de material textil que permiten ampliar la interacción con los ecosistemas, pero de los cuales se carece conocimiento; por lo tanto, se requiere de un proceso de culturalización para que se tengan la información adecuada para el manejo, cuidado y aprovechamiento por parte de la población. La importancia de la aplicación de esta tecnología en la indumentaria cotidiana se refuerza con el argumento del autor Martín, J. R. S. (2007), que indica que «Los textiles inteligentes se conocen como aquellos capaces de alterar su naturaleza en respuesta a la acción de diferentes estímulos externos, físicos o químicos, modificando alguna de sus propiedades, principalmente con el objetivo de conferir beneficios adicionales al usuario» (p.3). Esta condición permite ampliar el campo de uso de los textiles a otros sectores industriales como la moda y que se adapten al contexto actual de la población. La integración de tecnología en las industrias culturales y creativas es un cambio que las empresas deben incorporar para fortalecer el mercado; según (Boletín tecnológico de textiles inteligentes de la superintendencia de industria comercio, 2016) «una estrategia tecnológica en materia de productos con funcionalidades especiales o interacciones diferentes, pasa por establecer mecanismos de definición de necesidades reales de los usuarios finales, su contexto de uso con el exterior y la generación de valores de marca a partir de esta dinámica» (p.19). En el desarrollo del proyecto de investigación de «Textiles inteligentes pasivos en la indumentaria en Medellín» sea desarrollado por medio de la metodología de Design Thinking las características del consumidor urbano de Medellín en la actualidad, entendiendo que se encuentra en constante evolución de acuerdo a lo que el mercado le ofrezca para mejorar la calidad de vida, pero tiene la falencia de no aplicarla de forma adecuada debido al desconocimiento de la misma por la falta de divulgación y sensibilización sobre el tema. De acuerdo a lo anterior, el impacto del proyecto está en el desarrollo de una propuesta de indumentaria cotidiana de tipo casual, con insumos locales, que sean asequibles en el mercado con el valor agregado de textiles inteligentes que interactúen con los ecosistemas y que formen parte de la economía de las industrias culturales y creativas. Por todo ello, las ciudades deben ser analizadas y gestionadas como cualquier otro tipo de ecosistema (The European Environment State and Outlook 2010 Urban environment. EEA, 2011), siendo así una propuesta creativa funcional y estética, para garantizar el acceso de estos productos y así, abarcar la diversa población en Medellín y adicionalmente, impulsar un nuevo mercado en el sector moda dentro de la cuarta revolución industrial.
Mejoramiento del proceso de producción de abono con residuos orgánicos
Authors: Yampuezan Benavides Silvia Andrea , Jojoa Ruiz Juan Fernando , Basante Díaz Royer Alejandro
Published: January 2023

En la actualidad se han manifestado las consecuencias como la infertilidad de la tierra gracias la agricultura convencional que hoy se practica, esto parte de la invención de la revolución verde con el monocultivo y el uso de agroquímicos para una mayor explotación de la tierra. Estas prácticas han hecho al campesino dependiente de la compra de insumos para el abono de la tierra, para el cultivo de los alimentos, además de provocar ciertas patologías en los campesinos. Este proyecto pretende promover el uso de insumos orgánicos como el abono natural, el cual se produce a partir de residuos orgánicos, siendo un proceso más dispendioso que el convencional pero más saludable. La problemática radica en que los procesos para la producción de abono con residuos orgánicos en el municipio de Pasto son ineficientes. La producción no es la ideal por lo cual aquellas familias como la comunidad de la asociación la Tulpa, la asociación 19 de agosto, la familia Guerrero, quienes se dedican y desean empezar en la producción de alimentos orgánicos, tengan dificultades en sus cultivos. A partir del análisis del comportamiento de estas familias, se busca proponer un sistema que ayude a mejorar el proceso de producción de abono con residuos orgánicos; desde el Diseño Industrial, se pretende proponer una solución que satisfaga ciertas necesidades que el campesino que cultiva orgánicamente padece. Desde la agroecología, y los aspectos práctico funcionales, se va a desarrollar una propuesta sustentable que permita al campesino mejorar las condiciones de trabajo para el cultivo orgánico y promover una calidad de vida saludable tanto del agricultor como del consumidor.
De la búsqueda a la metabúsqueda
Authors: Alzate López Stephany , Castaño Zapata Juliana , López Gualdrón Clara Isabel , Castañeda Marulanda Walter , Aguirre Ramos Javier Adolfo
Published: January 2023

En búsqueda de encontrar mecanismos que optimicen la definición de conceptos aproximados al campo del Diseño, se logra identificar la confusión lingüística y conceptual a la que se enfrentan los investigadores al momento de definir y comunicar ideas desde las diferentes áreas de acción del Diseño y la complejidad para compartir un concepto que abarque una definición y pueda ser utilizado por dicha disciplina.
Al enfrentarse a una búsqueda sistemática en redes académicas especializadas, los diseñadores no logran encontrar un consenso semántico que facilite afianzar resultados de investigación, lo que hace que el campo del Diseño no tenga unas bases epistémicas comunes que den pie a la consolidación de la disciplina en el ámbito académico.
Inicialmente se identificaron los sistemas de conocimiento como una estrategia clave para relacionar los conceptos desde las diferentes áreas, lo que lleva a plantear como una solución la necesidad de la existencia de un tesauro de Diseño, y al no encontrarlo se propone un estudio metodológico y normativo para la construcción del tesauro requerido para más adelante realizar una revisión sistemática de conceptos fundantes del Diseño.
Se realizó una búsqueda narrativa sobre la manera de construir tesauros tomando referentes de diferentes disciplinas que lo han logrado con éxito y se identifican las aplicaciones metodológicas y normativas presentes en los artículos relacionados a la construcción de tesauros, las cuales nos sirven de referencia para la construcción de un tesauro en Diseño.
Research on License Plate Detection and Recognition System based on YOLOv7 and LPRNet
Authors: Pan Shenghu , Liu Jian , Chen Dekun
Published: January 2023

With the development and continuous iteration of digital transformation and artificial intelligence technology, the license plate detection and recognition system based on traditional machine vision and the current deep learning-based license plate recognition system for China is unable to meet the needs of rapid and accurate real-time recognition and recognition in complex environments. This paper designs and integrates a set of license plate detection and recognition system based on YOLOv7, STN and LPRNet models, which can recognize Chinese license plates quickly and accurately in real time, and has good robustness in complex environment. Its average accuracy in complex environments reached 96.1%, indicating that the system has a better effect than the traditional license plate detection and recognition system.
Research on Application of Mathematical Modeling Based on Matrix Theory
Authors: Song Xueyan
Published: January 2023

As a simple tool for understanding complex things, matrix has been widely used in various disciplines and mathematical modeling. The development of any discipline is closely related to quantitative analysis and research, and mathematics plays a vital role in quantitative research. Matrix is one of the most basic mathematical concepts, and it is also a simple thinking tool for people to grasp the essence of complex practical things. Matrix is widely used in mathematical modeling. In the process of mathematical modeling, we often encounter some mathematical models that can be handled by graphs and adjacency matrices of graphs. Using adjacency matrix to represent graphs is simple and intuitive, and adjacency matrix can represent some practical information of graphs. In this paper, the application of adjacency matrix in mathematical modeling is analyzed and studied, and on this basis, the application of matrix in mathematical modeling is further studied and popularized.
Research on the defense mechanism based on FDIA in smart grid
Authors: Yi Ronghua
Published: January 2023

With the extensive application of communication and information technology in power grid, the physical fusion system of power information develops rapidly, which makes the realization of every link in smart power grid rely on the support of information network. Although smart grid information can greatly enhance the performance of the power system, it also brings new security risks to the power system. FDIA (False Data Injection Attacks), as one of the most harmful Attacks to the stability of the power system, has attracted the attention of information security researchers. Therefore, this paper aims at the defense mechanism of power grid FDIA to discuss the protection strategy of power grid information security.
Limitations and Approaches of the Development of Chinese Pop Music since the New Century
Authors: Jiang Naiqi
Published: January 2023

As an artistic style, pop music belongs to the category of social culture. From the perspective of the "pop" concept of pop music, pop music must be a music form that conforms to the times and can reflect the flavor of the times. Based on this, the development of pop music is bound to be affected by the social and political environment, the constraints of economic development, and the impact of history and culture. Since the 21st century, China's economy and comprehensive strength have developed rapidly, and the cultural field has also undergone great changes. Chinese pop music has become the mainstream music market in China. Pop music enriches people's daily life and provides a way to relieve pressure and relax. The development of Chinese pop music is crucial, and it is also a response to the comprehensive quality of the people. Pop music should adjust its development direction and indicators to meet the needs of the market, so that Chinese pop music can develop better.
Research on new energy Marketing innovation
Authors: Guo Qing , Xia Yuan , Zhang Xinyue , Wang Ziheng
Published: January 2023

On September 22, 2021, the Party Central Committee, with General Secretary Xi as the core, made a major decision to achieve carbon peaking and carbon neutrality, with the following main objectives. By 2025, an economic system of green, low-carbon and cyclic development will take initial shape, laying a solid foundation for achieving carbon peaking and carbon neutrality. By 2030, the comprehensive green transformation of economic and social development has achieved significant results, and the energy utilization efficiency of key energy-consuming industries has reached the international advanced level. By 2060, a green low-carbon cycle development of the economic system and a clean, low-carbon, safe and efficient energy system will be fully established, carbon neutral goals will be successfully achieved, fruitful results will be achieved in the construction of ecological civilization, and a new realm of harmonious coexistence between man and nature will be created. In order to achieve the goal, "on the complete and accurate implementation of the new development concept to do a good job of carbon peak carbon neutral views" clearly mentioned, accelerate the construction of low-carbon transportation system, the promotion of energy-saving low-carbon transport, this advocacy brings opportunities for the development of new energy vehicles, new energy vehicles refers to is the use of non-conventional automotive fuel as a power source, integrated vehicle power control and drive aspects of the Advanced technology, formed with new technology, new structure, advanced technical principles of the vehicle. However, under the role of the market and external environment, although the sales of new energy vehicles are developing in an upward trend, a series of problems exist in them leading to a bottleneck to be broken through. This paper provides an in-depth analysis of this phenomenon and provides innovative points for the development of the new energy vehicle industry from the marketing perspective to promote the development of the new energy vehicle industry.