bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Preparing for the Transition to Adulthood With Autism Spectrum Disorder: Perceived Supports and Barriers Among Parents of Diploma-Seeking Youth
Authors: Hoffman Jenna , Kirby Anne
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

This qualitative study examined parent perceptions of supports and barriers related to the transition into adulthood for their diploma-seeking youth with autism spectrum disorder. This group faces unique challenges, which present a need for occupational therapy practitioners to be more involved.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jenna Hoffman

Additional Authors and Speakers: Anne Kirby

Contributing Authors: Cheryl Wright, Marissa Diener
Optimal Daily Duration of Repetitive Task-Specific Training Incorporating Electrical Stimulation in Moderately Impaired Stroke
Authors: Page Stephen , Hill Valerie
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

Stroke survivors frequently exhibit motor impairments in one upper extremity. The current study showed that 120-min daily sessions of occupational practice augmented by electrical stimulation significantly increased affected arm use and performance of valued occupations.

Primary Author and Speaker: Stephen Page

Additional Authors and Speakers: Valerie Hill

Contributing Authors: Peter Levine, Kari Dunning, Lauren Wengard
Mind–Body–Spiritually Based Program for Veterans With Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: A Randomized Trial
Authors: Bormann Jill
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

This poster describes a randomized clinical trial to explore the effects of a mind–body–spiritually integrated intervention called the Mantram Repetition Program compared with present-centered therapy in veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder. Implications for occupational therapy practice are discussed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jill Bormann

Contributing Authors: Danielle Beck, Dorothy Plumb, Princess Osei-Bonsu, Jennifer Johnston, Carie Rodgers, Pia Heppner, Mark Glickman, Shibei Zhao, Steven Thorp, Erik Groessl, Ann Kelly
Proposed Benefit of Increased Occupational Therapy Utilization to Decrease Hospital Readmissions of U.S. Veterans
Authors: Williams Remi , Whitney Annetta
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

A retrospective study of 500 medical records of veterans at the Houston Veterans Affairs Medical Center from January 2012 to January 2014 revealed that 7% of this veteran population did not require readmission after an occupational therapy referral or intervention.

Primary Author and Speaker: Remi Williams

Additional Authors and Speakers: Annetta Whitney
Association of Obesity With Hospital Readmission After Inpatient Rehabilitation for Primary Total Hip Arthroplasty
Authors: Kulkarni Kshitija
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

The findings of this study are valuable for adopting a clinical risk management approach after total hip arthroplasty in which risk factors for postoperative complications can be managed by providing greater vigilance for signs of potential adverse events and providing longer follow–up after community discharge.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kshitija Kulkarni

Contributing Authors: Soham Al Snih, James E. Graham, Yong Fang Kuo, Nancy Baker, Kenneth Ottenbacher
(ADED) Perceptions of People With Rheumatoid Arthritis and Their Independence in Community Mobility
Authors: Harris Taylor , Johnson Celese , Moseley Raven , Kornblau Barbara , Mbiza Sarah
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

This qualitative study explored perceptions of community mobility of people with rheumatoid arthritis through an online survey of open-ended questions via Qualtrics. Data were analyzed using content analysis. Multiple data sources and multiple researchers ensured data rigor and trustworthiness.

Primary Author and Speaker: Taylor Harris

Additional Authors and Speakers: Celese Johnson, Raven Moseley, Barbara Kornblau, Sarah Mbiza
Defining the Benefits of Occupational Therapy for Users of Multiarticulating Prosthetic Hands
Authors: Laurie Mandi , Mandacina Steve
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

Forty-six users of unilateral multiarticulating prosthetic hands completed the validated QuickDASH and TAPES-R self-report instruments. Users who received occupational therapy reported improved work-related self-efficacy and psychosocial adjustment and reduced discomfort.

Primary Author and Speaker: Mandi Laurie

Additional Authors and Speakers: Steve Mandacina

Contributing Authors: Joyce Tyler, Phil Stevens
Motivations and Outcomes of Volunteering in an Adapted Skiing Program
Authors: Sanders Martha
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

Motivations for volunteering were examined among 46 volunteers in an adaptive skiing program. Volunteers were motivated by personal values, understanding children, and enhancing knowledge. Findings can be used to promote volunteerism in adapted sports programs.

Primary Author and Speaker: Martha Sanders

Contributing Authors: Daniel Arcement, Victoria Lo, Nick Mills, Brittany Hall
Building Capacity of Occupational Therapy Students to Address the Mental Health Needs of Children During Level II Fieldwork in School Settings
Authors: Bazyk Susan , Pataki Kristen , DeBoth Kelle
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

This mixed methods study explored the meaning and outcomes of a 4-month virtual building capacity process aimed at promoting knowledge translation and implementation of a public health approach to mental health among Level II fieldwork students across the United States in school settings.

Primary Author and Speaker: Susan Bazyk

Additional Authors and Speakers: Kristen Pataki, and Kelle DeBoth
Assessing the Functionality of a Portable Rehabilitation System Used for Self-Management of Upper Extremity Function by Individuals With Stroke
Authors: Bhattacharjya Sutanuka
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

A functional portable rehabilitation system using a smartphone app and 3D-printed household items was developed, and data were collected to refine the system. This system can be used remotely to enable individuals with stroke to self-monitor their upper extremity performance.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sutanuka Bhattacharjya

Contributing Authors: Matthew Stafford, Zhoulin Yang, Chen Song, Wenyao Xu, Lora Cavuoto, Heamchand Subryan, Jeanne Langan
Function in Sitting: Outcomes for Occupational Therapy in the Acute Phase of Stroke Recovery
Authors: Quinn Cassie
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

This study assessed the impact of seated bedside activity of daily living interventions in an acute care setting and functional sitting balance for patients with acute stoke. This represents the only evidence available to date and demonstrates clinical significance of this occupation–based treatment.

Primary Author and Speaker: Cassie Quinn

Contributing Authors: Audrey Butler, Sarah Dean, Joanne Estes, Taylor Miller, Emilee Wilcox
Content-Oriented Validation of the Functional Cognitive Assessment
Authors: Ford Alyssa , Walker Beth Ann , Beitman Candace
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/21/2018

The Functional Cognitive Assessment is a standardized cognitive performance assessment that is criterion referenced and administered during everyday tasks. This study established the content-oriented validity evidence of the Functional Cognitive Assessment.

Primary Author and Speaker: Alyssa Ford

Additional Authors and Speakers: Beth Ann Walker, Candace Beitman
Outcomes of Care and Predictors of Disability After Treatment for Peripheral Nerve Disorders
Authors: Kaskutas Vicki , Stonner Macyn
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/21/2018

Upper extremity peripheral nerve disorders result in disability and work disability that improve with treatment, yet long-term problems often remain. Helping patients self-manage, maintain engagement, and prevent chronic conditions is an important role for occupational therapy with this population.

Primary Author and Speaker: Vicki Kaskutas

Additional Authors and Speakers: Macyn Stonner
Evaluating the Usability of Three Accessible Smartphone Designs by People With Cerebral Palsy
Authors: Ramirez Ricardo Daniel
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/21/2018

This study determined the usability of three accessible smartphone designs operated via head control, joystick, and touch by people with limited hand function secondary to cerebral palsy. Findings can be used to ensure that people have access to these vital technologies to promote participation.

Primary Author and Speaker: Ricardo Daniel Ramirez

Contributing Authors: Susan Magasi
Reducing Risk of Musculoskeletal Injury in Occupational Therapy Practitioners: Forces Involved in Lateral Patient Transfers Using Various Transfer Devices
Authors: Larson Robert , Rice Martin
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/21/2018

Materials are available to occupational therapy practitioners that can reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injury during patient handling. This study examined the SallyTube and the Smooth Mover transfer board, which both reduced the hand forces involved with a lateral patient transfer compared with a cotton sheet.

Primary Author and Speaker: Robert Larson

Additional Authors and Speakers: Martin Rice
Past Negative Time Perspective as a Predictor of Grade Point Average in Occupational Therapy Doctoral Students
Authors: Precin Pat
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/21/2018

This research presents evidence that preprofessional occupational therapy doctoral students who had stronger biases toward thinking negatively about their past and who focused on the past instead of the present or future tended to be less successful academically than their peers. Application to academia is discussed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Pat Precin
Assessing Needs for Couples Coping With Stroke: Role Balance, Relationship Satisfaction, and Quality of Life
Authors: Berry Meghan , Hutchings Whitney , Krogen Kaitlyn , Ritchie Allison , Swan Rachel , Young Eliza , Terrill Alexandra
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/21/2018

By better understanding the factors that affect relationship satisfaction, occupational therapy practitioners can identify areas of need for targeted interventions for stroke survivors and their care partners to improve overall satisfaction and quality of life.

Primary Author and Speaker: Meghan Berry

Additional Authors and Speakers: Whitney Hutchings, Kaitlyn Krogen, Allison Ritchie, Rachel Swan, Eliza Young, Alexandra Terrill
Predicting Successful Community Discharge for Medicare Beneficiaries Across Postacute Settings: Determining Optimal Functional Score Categories
Authors: Li Chih-Ying (Cynthia) , Karmarkar Amol , Ottenbacher Kenneth , Mehta Hemalkumar
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/19/2018

Self-care and mobility are two main functional areas in occupational therapy. This study determined the optimal method to analyze functional scores (self-care and mobility) to predict successful community discharge for Medicare beneficiaries across postacute settings.

Primary Author and Speaker: Chih-Ying (Cynthia) Li

Additional Authors and Speakers: Amol Karmarkar, Kenneth Ottenbacher, and Hemalkumar Mehta
Occupational Therapy in Home Health and Quality Outcomes for High-Risk Rural Medicare Beneficiaries
Authors: Mroz Tracy
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/19/2018

A retrospective cohort analysis of rural Medicare beneficiaries with high-risk conditions receiving home health care suggests that occupational therapy services may improve the likelihood of community discharge, but not risk for hospital readmission or emergency department use during home health.

Primary Author and Speaker: Tracy Mroz

Contributing Authors: C. Holly A. Andrilla, Sue M. Skillman, Lisa A. Garberson, Davis G. Patterson, Eric H. Larson
Using Mapping to Evaluate Community Mobility and Participation While Aging in Place
Authors: Heatwole Shank Kendra , Presgraves Echo
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/19/2018

This study explored the utility of global positioning system mapping methods to understand participation in older adults aging in place. Community navigation patterns, social factors, and well-being disparities were examined in relation to how occupations were carried out in a community context.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kendra Heatwole Shank

Additional Authors and Speakers: Echo Presgraves
Sensory Features in Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder Versus Other Developmental Disabilities: Stability and Change Across 3 Years
Authors: Baranek Grace
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/19/2018

Atypical sensory response patterns in children with autism spectrum disorder and developmental disabilities were intraindividually stable over a 3-year period but in some cases evidenced a pattern of group-based decline. Further research is needed to explicate unexpected findings related to the role of interventions addressing sensory issues.

Primary Author and Speaker: Grace Baranek

Contributing Authors: Mike Carlson, John Sideris, Anne V. Kirby, Linda R. Watson, Kathryn L. Williams, John Bulluck
Validation of the Specific Test of Early Infant Motor Performance With Neuroimaging
Authors: Coker-Bolt Patty , Gullion Lily , Stansell Jennifer
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

This study explored the validity of the Specific Test of Early Infant Motor Performance (STEP) with gold standard infant motor assessments and brain neuroimaging. The STEP is a predictive developmental screening tool with the potential to improve early referral of at-risk infants to occupational therapy services.

Primary Author and Speaker: Patty Coker-Bolt

Additional Authors and Speakers: Lily Gullion, Jennifer Stansell

Contributing Authors: Dorothea Jenkins, Laurel Gower, Truman Brown, Viswanathan Ramakrishnan, Hunter Moss
Resilience Factors: How May They Promote Healthy Aging?
Authors: Stancanelli Jeanine , Waldman-Levi Amiya
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

Resilience factors such as hope and emotional status were analyzed in functionally independent and dependent older adults. The aim of this study was to explore internal traits and their association with cognitive status and support for participation and well-being.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jeanine Stancanelli

Additional Authors and Speakers: Amiya Waldman-Levi

Contributing Authors: Noomi Katz, Asnat Bar-Haim Erez
Strategies Used by Parents to Support Outdoor Play for Children With Disabilities: An Ecocultural Perspective
Authors: Sterman Julia
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/20/2018

The ecocultural model was used to understand outdoor play strategies of five parents of children with disabilities from disadvantaged backgrounds. To increase play possibilities, families acted on their values about play to modify environments and used flexibility in selecting times and locations.

Primary Author and Speaker: Julia Sterman

Contributing Authors: Geraldine Naughton, Michelle Villeneuve, Elspeth Froude, Anita Bundy
Exploring Disparities in Underrepresented Minority Groups of Children Diagnosed With Autism Spectrum Disorder Using the Biopsychosocial Theoretical Model
Authors: Gibbs Varleisha
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/21/2018

The rate of autism continues to rise in the United States. In an attempt to address the issue with a broader perspective, this study explored the various factors influencing the noted disparity in age of diagnosis. The author offers two newly developed models.

Primary Author and Speaker: Varleisha Gibbs

Contributing Authors: Genevieve Zipp
Linking Research to Practice for Upper Extremity Musculoskeletal Disorders: Interventions, Outcomes, and Diagnoses Examined Over 10 Years
Authors: Takata Sandy , Roll Shawn
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/21/2018

This mapping review describes the scope of literature published over 10 years on the rehabilitation of upper extremity musculoskeletal disorders. Cross comparisons of diagnoses, interventions, and outcomes illuminate priorities for future work (e.g., occupation-based interventions and outcomes).

Primary Author and Speaker: Sandy Takata

Additional Authors and Speakers: Shawn Roll

Contributing Authors: Emily Wade
Reliability and Validity of the Child Sensory Profile 2 Spanish Translation
Authors: Dean Evan , Dunn Winnie
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/21/2018

We report the reliability and validity of the Spanish version of the Child Sensory Profile 2 (SP-CSP2). The SP-CSP2 has good reliability. We matched participants with a sample that completed the English version of the form. Differences are discussed and can inform culturally competent practice and research.

Primary Author and Speaker: Evan Dean

Additional Authors and Speakers: Winnie Dunn
Effectiveness of a Low-Intensity, High-Frequency, Short-Duration Handwriting Intervention
Authors: Brevoort Kristen
Published: November 2018

Date Presented 4/22/2018

A low-intensity, high-frequency, short-duration handwriting treatment was found to be effective for children with below-average handwriting. These findings conflict with previous dosage recommendations for handwriting intervention and suggest a need for further research.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kristen Brevoort

Contributing Authors: Sonia Kay, Elise Bloch, Karen Harpster
Trefzekere notities
Authors: Brinkgreve Christien
Published: November 2018

Trefzekere notities.Boekbespreking: J. Goudsblom (2016) Geleerd. Memoires 1932-1968.
What caused the extreme CO concentrations during the 2017 high
pollution episode in India?
Authors: Dekker Iris N. , Houweling Sander , Pandey Sudhanshu , Krol Maarten , Röckmann Thomas , Borsdorff Tobias , Landgraf Jochen , Aben Ilse
Published: November 2018

Abstract. The TROPOspheric Monitoring Instrument (TROPOMI), launched 13 October 2017, measures carbon monoxide (CO) concentrations in the Earth's atmosphere since early November 2017. In the first measurements, TROPOMI was able to measure CO concentrations of the high pollution event in India of November 2017. In this paper we studied the extent of the pollution in India, comparing the TROPOMI CO with modelled data from the Weather Research and Forecast model (WRF) to identify the most important sources contributing to the high pollution, both at ground-level and in the total column. We investigated the period between 11 and 19 November 2017. We found that residential and commercial combustion was a much more important source of CO pollution than the post-monsoon crop burning during this period, which is in contrast to what media suggested and some studies on aerosol emissions found. Also, the high pollution was not limited to Delhi and its direct neighbourhood but the accumulation of pollution extended over the whole Indo-Gangetic Plain (IGP) due to the unfavourable weather conditions in combination with extensive emissions. From the TROPOMI data and WRF simulations, we observed a build-up of CO during 11–14 November and a decline in CO after the 15th of November. The meteorological situation, characterized by low wind speeds and shallow atmospheric boundary layers, was most likely the primary explanation for the temporal accumulation and subsequent dispersion of regionally emitted CO in the atmosphere, emphasizing the important role of atmospheric dynamics. Due to its rapidly growing population and economy, India is expected to encounter similar pollution events more often in future post-monsoon and winter seasons unless significant policy measures are taken to reduce residential and commercial emissions.
Initial report on polar mesospheric cloud observations by Himawari-8
Authors: Tsuda Takuo T. , Hozumi Yuta , Kawaura Kento , Hosokawa Keisuke , Suzuki Hidehiko , Nakamura Takuji
Published: November 2018

Abstract. We provide an initial report on polar mesospheric cloud (PMC) observations by
the Japanese Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) meteorological satellite
Himawari-8. Heights of the observed PMCs were estimated to be 80–82 km.
Observed PMCs were active only during summertime in both the northern and
southern polar regions. These observations are consistent with known PMC
behavior. From its almost fixed location relative to the Earth, Himawari-8 is
capable of continuously monitoring PMC every 10 min with three visible bands:
blue (0.47 µm), green (0.51 µm), and red (0.64 µm). Thus, Himawari-8
can contribute to PMC research in the near future.
Validation of OCO-2 error analysis using simulated retrievals
Authors: Kulawik Susan S. , O'Dell Chris , Nelson Robert R. , Taylor Thomas E.
Published: November 2018

Abstract. Characterization of errors and sensitivity in remotely sensed observations of greenhouse gases is necessary for their use in estimating regional-scale fluxes. We analyze 15 orbits of simulated OCO-2 with the Atmospheric Carbon Observations from Space (ACOS) retrieval, which utilizes an optimal estimation approach, to compare predicted versus actual errors in the retrieved CO2 state. We find that the non-linearity in the retrieval system results in XCO2 errors of ~0.9 ppm. The predicted measurement error (resulting from radiance measurement error), about 0.2 ppm, is accurate, and an upper bound on the smoothing error (resulting from imperfect sensitivity) is not more than 0.3 ppm greater than predicted. However, the predicted XCO2 interferent error (resulting from jointly retrieved parameters) is a factor of 4 larger than predicted. This results from some interferent parameter errors larger than predicted, as well as some interferent parameter errors more strongly correlated with XCO2 error than predicted. Variations in the magnitude of CO2 Jacobians at different retrieved states, which vary similarly for the upper and lower partial columns, could explain the higher interferent errors. A related finding is that the error correlation within the CO2 profiles is less negative than predicted, and that reducing the magnitude of the negative correlation between the upper and lower partial columns from −0.9 to −0.5 results in agreement between the predicted and actual XCO2 error. We additionally study the post-processing bias correction affects errors. The bias corrected results found in the operational OCO-2 Lite product consists of linear modification of XCO2 based on specific retrieved values, such as the CO2_grad_delta (a measure of the change in the profile shape versus the prior) and dP (the retrieved surface pressure minus the prior). We find similar linear relationships between XCO2 error and dP or CO2_grad_delta, but see a very complex pattern of errors throughout the entire state vector. Possibilities for mitigating biases are proposed, though additional study is needed.
The PERSIANN family of global satellite precipitation data: a review and evaluation of products
Authors: Nguyen Phu , Ombadi Mohammed , Sorooshian Soroosh , Hsu Kuolin , AghaKouchak Amir , Braithwaite Dan , Ashouri Hamed , Thorstensen Andrea Rose
Published: November 2018

Abstract. Over the past 2 decades, a wide range of studies have
incorporated Precipitation Estimation from Remotely Sensed Information using
Artificial Neural Networks (PERSIANN) products. Currently, PERSIANN offers
several precipitation products based on different algorithms available at
various spatial and temporal scales, namely PERSIANN, PERSIANN-CCS, and
PERSIANN-CDR. The goal of this article is to first provide an overview of the
available PERSIANN precipitation retrieval algorithms and their differences.
Secondly, we offer an evaluation of the available operational products over
the contiguous US (CONUS) at different spatial and temporal scales using
Climate Prediction Center (CPC) unified gauge-based analysis as a benchmark.
Due to limitations of the baseline dataset (CPC), daily scale is the finest
temporal scale used for the evaluation over CONUS. Additionally, we provide a
comparison of the available products at a quasi-global scale. Finally, we
highlight the strengths and limitations of the PERSIANN products and briefly
discuss expected future developments.
PROTEGENDO A CASA DOS OPERÁRIOS BRANCOS: AS PRÁTICAS ODONTOLÓGICAS DOS PELOTÕES DE SAÚDE
Authors: Metelski Michele
Published: November 2018

Esta pesquisa é parte integrante da Tese de Doutorado em andamento desenvolvida na Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina e objetiva preencher uma lacuna existente na História da Educação. O estudo procura reconstituir a história dos Pelotões da Saúde que foram constituídos na Escolas de Santa Catarina a partir do ano de 1941 demonstrando o lugar dessas instituições e o trabalho que as crianças desenvolviam nas escolas primárias. A pesquisa se baseou nos documentos como Atas, Relatórios Anuais, Relatórios Mensais e Reuniões Pedagógicas localizados no Arquivo Público do Estado de Santa Catarina. O presente texto enfatiza as criações dos pelotões de saúde, que faziam parte das Associações Auxiliares das Escolas, contando inicialmente em 75 escolas no Estado, entre elas, Grupos Escolares, Escolas Mistas Municipais, Escolas Mistas Estaduais, Escolas Estaduais, Escolas Isoladas Mistas Municipais, Escolas Isoladas Mistas Estaduais, Escolas Mistas Desdobradas, Escolas Femininas Estaduais, Escolas Isoladas Estaduais, Colégios Particulares, Escolas Públicas Estaduais.
RELAÇÃO ENTRE SATISFAÇÃO E INSATISFAÇÃO COM A IMAGEM CORPORAL E INDICADORES ANTROPOMÉTRICOS: ESTUDO REALIZADO COM ESTUDANTES DA ESCOLA SECUNDÁRIA DE ESTARREJA NO DISTRITO DE AVEIRO
Authors: Pinheiro Maria Claudia , Votre Sebastião
Published: November 2018

O objetivo do presente estudo foi analisar a relação entre imagem corporal e grau de satisfação e insatisfação com a mesma tendo em consideração as variáveis morfológicas sexo e índice de massa corporal. Foram entrevistados 12 adolescentes (6 rapazes e 6 garotas) divididos em 3 categorias de acordo com o seu IMC. Verificamos que alguns dos nossos entrevistados consideraram estar longe do modelo de corpo ideal, mas afirmaram gostar dos seus corpos por habituação ou conformismo. Três dos entrevistados com excesso de peso mostraram-se insatisfeitos com o peso que possuem e afirmaram desejar ser mais magros. The aim of this study was to analyze the relation between body image and levels of body satisfaction and dissatisfaction taking into account sex and body mass index. 12 children (6 boys and 6 girls) divided into 3 categories according to their BMI were interviewed. We found that some of our respondents considered to be away from the model of the ideal body but claimed to like their bodies for habituation or conformism. 3 of our interviewees with excessive weight were dissatisfied with their body weight and would like to be thinner. El objetivo de este estudio fue analizar la relación de la imagen corporal y la satisfacción y la insatisfacción corporal considerando el índice de masa corporal y los sexos. Entrevistamos a 12 niños (6 niños y 6 niñas) divididos en 3 categorías según su índice de masa corporal. Encontramos que algunos de nuestros encuestados consideran estar lejos del modelo del cuerpo ideal, pero afirmaron gustar de sus cuerpos por habituación o conformismo. 3 de nuestros entrevistados con exceso de peso no estaban satisfechos con su peso corporal y les gustaría ser más delgados.
O ENSINO DO SISTEMA DEFENSIVO INDIVIDUAL NO HANDEBOL E SUAS CONSIDERAÇÕES PARA A INICIAÇÃO ESPORTIVA
Authors: Krahenbühl Tathyane , Leonardo Lucas
Published: November 2018

O ensino da marcação individual no handebol é crescente na iniciação da modalidade, devido às adaptações das regras para as categorias de base, com o objetivo de favorecer o processo de ensino-aprendizagem-treinamento dos iniciantes. O embasamento para essa forma de ensinar o handebol parte da percepção dos diferentes níveis de compreensão do jogo, iniciando pela fase anárquica, passando pelas fases da descentralização e estruturação do jogo. Assim, observamos que há diversos fundamentos defensivos que podem ser desenvolvidos pelo jogador na marcação individual, e que o sistema defensivo individual pode ser estrategicamente elaborado em relação ao entendimento e do nível de percepção dos jogadores, e de acordo com as estratégias e especificidades desse sistema.
A CLASSIFICAÇÃO BRASILEIRA DE OCUPAÇÕES DO PROFISSIONAL DE EDUCAÇÃO FÍSICA NO SUS: DA INCOMPATIBILIDADE À PROVISORIEDADE NOS SERVIÇOS PÚBLICOS DE SAÚDE
Authors: Bueno Alessandra Xavier , Bossle Cibele Biehl , Fraga Alex Branco
Published: November 2018

Este artigo trata de analisar a incompatibilidade dos códigos da Classificação Brasileira de Ocupações (CBO) da Educação Física na saúde inseridos em 2008 nas portarias de implantação dos Núcleos de Apoio à Saúde da Família (NASF), bem como a criação por parte do Ministério da Saúde (MS) do código da CBO provisório em 2013. Consiste em pesquisa qualitativa realizada através de análise de documentos do Ministério do Trabalho, MS e Conselho Federal de Educação Física. O estudo identificou uma desconexão entre a nomenclatura das ocupações atribuídas à Educação Física, a limitação da atuação no serviço de saúde em pauta e o impacto positivo do código provisório publicado pelo Ministério da Saúde em 2013.
PRÁTICA DA VELA: A QUESTÃO DOS RITOS E RISCOS
Authors: Da Silva Priscilla Pinto Costa , Santos Patricia De Jesus Costa dos , Rodrigues Emília Amélia Pinto Costa , Santos Ana Raquel Mendes dos , Araújo Bruno Medeiros Roldão de , Freitas Clara Maria Silvestre Monteiro de
Published: November 2018

O estudo objetivou compreender o significado do rito na dimensão simbólica da prática da vela. A pesquisa etnográfica multisituada, teve a participação de 19 velejadores da cidade de João Pessoa–Paraíba–Brasil, em que foram entrevistados e observados antes, durante e após o velejo. Os resultados revelaram que os ritos na prática da vela consistem em três fases: i) passagem da terra para o mar, que caracteriza o afastamento da estrutura social; ii) fase limiar, a ação de velejar, que alcança o estado de comunhão; iii) passagem do mar para a terra, o reingresso a estrutura social, com a sensação de novo status. Conclui-se que os ritos na prática da vela colaboram para o velejador perceber o ressignificado da sua existência no mundo.
ANÁLISE DA RELAÇÃO ENTRE COMPETÊNCIA TÉCNICA E INTENÇÕES MORAIS EM TOMADAS DE DECISÃO DE ÁRBITROS DE FUTEBOL: UM ESTUDO EXPLORATÓRIO COM CRIANÇAS
Authors: Lima e Silva Leandro De , Martins Lilian Cristina Xavier , Gama Dirceu Ribeiro Nogueira da , Castro Juliana Brandão Pinto de , Godoy Erik Salum de , Nunes Rodolfo De Alkmim Moreira
Published: November 2018

O objetivo do presente estudo foi analisar se há coerência na opinião da criança sobre a conduta do árbitro de futebol. Para tanto, utilizou-se um questionário fechado, aplicado a 46 crianças (25 meninos e 21 meninas) de oito a onze anos de idade (idade: 9,6 ± 0,83 anos), numa escola municipal do Rio de Janeiro. Observou-se que mais da metade da amostra relatou conhecer o papel do árbitro e mostrou coerência ao responder às questões. Isso pode refletir um nível de maturidade para compreender perguntas e julgar o árbitro; mas pode indicar influências. Sugere-se o trabalho com amostras maiores e a inclusão dos responsáveis pelas crianças em estudos futuros.
A NOVA CLASSE TRABALHADORA VAI AO ENSINO SUPERIOR: UM RETRATO DAS LICENCIATURAS EM EDUCAÇÃO FÍSICA NO ESTADO DO ESPÍRITO SANTO
Authors: Gerez Alessandra Galve , Bracht Valter
Published: November 2018

O objetivo do trabalho foi apresentar o panorama da privatização das licenciaturas em Educação Física (EF) no Estado do Espírito Santo (ES) e o perfil dos estudantes que freqüentam estes cursos. Foi feita uma pesquisa documental, tendo como fonte o Censo de Ensino Superior/2015, os cursos cadastrados no Brasil, os relatórios do ENADE/14 e o Ranking das universidades brasileiras/2017. Os dados foram interpretados a luz dos conceitos de Pierre Bourdieu e Bernard Lahire. Os resultados indicam que 96,5% dos cursos no ES estão na rede privada. Os estudantes pertencem à “nova classe trabalhadora” brasileira, vieram da escola pública e com baixo capital cultural familiar. Isso traz à tona a necessidade de repensar as práticas didático-pedagógicas nos cursos de EF.
AVALIAÇÃO DA SUSTENTABILIDADE DE PROPRIEDADES RURAIS NA REGIÃO DO
OESTE PAULISTA
Authors: Prado Osco Lucas , Dias Pinaffi Camila , Luiz Dal Ponte Filho João , Ferraresi Guimarães Giovana , Fernando de Araújo Fábio
Published: November 2018

This work aims to relate the characteristics observed in different agricultural properties with data
obtained by satellite images. The data consist of spectral indices and surface temperature. Beside
this, a questionnaire was applied with the person in charge of each property. Finally, soil samples
were collected at a depth of 0 to 10 cm, and the moisture, dehydrogenase and respiration
contents were analyzed. A comparison of the results suggests that the properties do not meet the
basic requirements of a sustainable agriculture. This idea is reinforced by the values presented by
the indices, which indicate a low coverage of local vegetation, low humidity in leaves and high
surface temperatures found for each of the properties studied.
CONTROLE BIOLÓGICO DE NEMATOIDES UTILIZANDO MINHOCAS
Authors: Marques Tavares da Silva Cláudio , de Cássia Lima Mazzuchelli Rita
Published: November 2018

The objective of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of using Lumbricus rubellus to control
Meloidogyne incognita in Lactuca sativa roots. The experiment was carried out at the Laboratory
of Soil Microbiology from the university Universidade do Oeste Paulista. We evaluated the worm
species Lumbricus rubellus together with nematodes of the species Meloidogyne incognita and
used fertilization with organic manure (cow and bird). For testing, we used Lactuca sativa, and the
study was done using soil for growing vegetables in three-litter pots inside a greenhouse where
relative humidity and temperature were monitored. After 45 days, the pots were removed and
analysed. Analysis showed that, in comparison to the other situations analysed, the combination
of bird manure with the worms resulted in a lower count of nematodes in the roots and better
development of the plants. Therefore, there is a possibility these worms are effective in the
biological control of nematodes.
O lugar do rural e da ruralidade na Conferência Estadual de Assistência Social do RN
Authors: Oliveira Kamilla Sthefany Andrade , Amorim Keyla Mafalda Oliveira , Belo Rafaela Palmeira Nogueira , Oliveira Isabel Fernandes
Published: November 2018

As expressões da questão social no Rio Grande do Norte requerem ações da política de assistência social que considerem contextos rurais, cujas necessidades se particularizam. O acesso aos serviços socioassistenciais, principalmente por quem vive em locais de difícil acesso, ainda tem sido um dos desafios dessa política universal, exigindo controle social para sua efetivação. Assim, objetivou-se analisar as demandas relativas às ruralidades para a assistência social no RN. Sistematizou-se as teses de 161 municípios para a IX Conferência Estadual de Assistência Social (2013). Apesar de marcadamente rural, a ênfase nessa característica é recente e pouco abordada. A concentração urbana dos equipamentos socioassistenciais e as precárias condições de trabalho dos técnicos dificultam a exequibilidade da politica e distanciam as pessoas que vivem em contextos rurais dos direitos sociais. Instância institucionalizada de controle social, as conferências têm servido para denunciar desigualdades arraigadas à realidade social e formas de minimizá-las, e não superá-las.
Family-based whole-exome sequencing identifies novel loss-of-function mutations of FBN1 for Marfan syndrome
Authors: Pu Zhening , Sun Haoliang , Du Junjie , Cheng Yue , He Keshuai , Ni Buqing , Gu Weidong , Dai Juncheng , Shao Yongfeng
Published: November 2018

Background

Marfan syndrome (MFS) is an inherited connective tissue disorder affecting the ocular, skeletal and cardiovascular systems. Previous studies of MFS have demonstrated the association between genetic defects and clinical manifestations. Our purpose was to investigate the role of novel genetic variants in determining MFS clinical phenotypes.

Methods

We sequenced the whole exome of 19 individuals derived from three Han Chinese families. The sequencing data were analyzed by a standard pipeline. Variants were further filtered against the public database and an in-house database. Then, we performed pedigree analysis under different inheritance patterns according to American College of Medical Genetics guidelines. Results were confirmed by Sanger sequencing.

Results

Two novel loss-of-function indels (c.5027_5028insTGTCCTCC, p.D1677Vfs*8; c.5856delG, p.S1953Lfs*27) and one nonsense variant (c.8034C>A, p.Y2678*) of FBN1 were identified in Family 1, Family 2 and Family 3, respectively. All affected members carried pathogenic mutations, whereas other unaffected family members or control individuals did not. These different kinds of loss of function (LOF) variants of FBN1 were located in the cbEGF region and a conserved domain across species and were not reported previously.

Conclusions

Our study extended and strengthened the vital role of FBN1 LOF mutations in the pathogenesis of MFS with an autosomal dominant inheritance pattern. We confirm that genetic testing by next-generation sequencing of blood DNA can be fundamental in helping clinicians conduct mutation-based pre- and postnatal screening, genetic diagnosis and clinical management for MFS.
Relationship between vertical and horizontal force-velocity-power profiles in various sports and levels of practice
Authors: Jiménez-Reyes Pedro , Samozino Pierre , García-Ramos Amador , Cuadrado-Peñafiel Víctor , Brughelli Matt , Morin Jean-Benoît
Published: November 2018

This study aimed (i) to explore the relationship between vertical (jumping) and horizontal (sprinting) force–velocity–power (FVP) mechanical profiles in a large range of sports and levels of practice, and (ii) to provide a large database to serve as a reference of the FVP profile for all sports and levels tested. A total of 553 participants (333 men, 220 women) from 14 sport disciplines and all levels of practice participated in this study. Participants performed squat jumps (SJ) against multiple external loads (vertical) and linear 30–40 m sprints (horizontal). The vertical and horizontal FVP profile (i.e., theoretical maximal values of force (F0), velocity (v0), and power (Pmax)) as well as main performance variables (unloaded SJ height in jumping and 20-m sprint time) were measured. Correlations coefficient between the same mechanical variables obtained from the vertical and horizontal modalities ranged from −0.12 to 0.58 for F0, −0.31 to 0.71 for v0, −0.10 to 0.67 for Pmax, and −0.92 to −0.23 for the performance variables (i.e, SJ height and sprint time). Overall, results showed a decrease in the magnitude of the correlations for higher-level athletes. The low correlations generally observed between jumping and sprinting mechanical outputs suggest that both tasks provide distinctive information regarding the FVP profile of lower-body muscles. Therefore, we recommend the assessment of the FVP profile both in jumping and sprinting to gain a deeper insight into the maximal mechanical capacities of lower-body muscles, especially at high and elite levels.
ENREDOS E DESENREDOS EM DESDE QUE O SAMBA É SAMBA, DE PAULO LINS
Authors: De Carvalho Vinícius Mariano
Published: November 2018

Depois de 15 anos de silêncio literário, após o paradigmático debut como escritor de Cidade de Deus, em 1997, Paulo Lins lançou em 2012 seu segundo livro de ficção, Desde que o Samba é Samba. Como em seu primeiro livro, o cenário deste segundo é também a periferia segregada, marginal, do Rio de Janeiro, neste caso porém não uma favela em fins do século XX, mas o bairro Estácio de Sá na década de 1920. Ainda diferentemente de sua primeira obra, este segundo romance não toma a violência como fio condutor da narrativa, mas o samba, especificamente o nascimento do samba carioca e das Escolas de Samba. A grande novidade neste novo romance é que o autor contextualiza sua narrativa no efervescente momento cultural dos anos de 1920 no Rio de Janeiro, quando se está solidificando o que ficaria conhecido como a marca registrada do carnaval carioca, as Escolas de Samba e seu tipo de carnaval com desfiles e enredos. A chave narrativa de Desde que o Samba é Samba é justamente a criação desta primeira escola de samba, a “Deixa Falar”, e os personagens do romance, em sua maioria, são personagens históricos. Paralelo à criação da Escola de Samba, Lins também discorre sobre o surgimento de uma nova religião, a Umbanda.
A CRISE DUM OCIDENTAL: CESÁRIO VERDE E A IMPOSSIBILIDADE DO “LIVRO”
Authors: Alves Silvio Cesar dos Santos
Published: November 2018

O presente artigo tem como objetivo abordar aspectos da obra do poeta português José Joaquim Cesário Verde (1855-1886) relacionados à crise de autoria do final do século XIX, que teve em Stéphane Mallarmé um paradigma importante. Trata-se do drama da impossibilidade do livro, da própria escrita, ou seja, da esterilidade autoral. Em sua crise, Cesário Verde também negaria a escrita poética e jamais publicaria o livro que prometera mais de uma vez. 
RECONSTRUÇÃO FONÉTICO-FONOLÓGICA DE SEIS SINCRONIAS DO LATIM AO PORTUGUÊS (PHONETIC AND PHONOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION OF SIX SYNCHRONIES FROM LATIN TO PORTUGUESE)
Authors: Viaro Mário Eduardo
Published: November 2018

Neste artigo, pretende-se reconstruir os sons constitutivos (mas não os fonemas) de sistemas linguísticos em seis sincronias que formam a história da língua portuguesa. Objetiva-se descrever precisamente, em cada uma, os eventos que de fato ocorreram. Trata-se de uma primeira tentativa de organizar os fenômenos fonéticos em sincronias pretéritas da Península Ibérica, com ênfase nas variantes românicas faladas no Noroeste.
A VARIAÇÃO NA CONCORDÂNCIA VERBAL NO PORTUGUÊS POPULAR DA CIDADE DE SALVADOR (VARIATION IN SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT IN THE VERNACULAR PORTUGUESE OF SALVADOR)
Authors: Lucchesi Dante
Published: November 2018

O artigo apresenta os resultados de uma análise quantitativa da variação no uso da regra de concordância verbal junto à terceira pessoa do plural no vernáculo de falantes de quatro bairros populares da cidade de Salvador, com pouca ou nenhuma escolaridade, que segue os pressupostos teóricos e metodológicos da Sociolinguística Variacionista e adota a perspectiva da polarização sociolinguística do Brasil, considerando o contato entre línguas um fator preponderante para a formação das variedades populares do português brasileiro. Os resultados revelaram um processo de mudança em curso no sentido do incremento do uso da regra de concordância no segmento social analisado. No plano do encaixamento estrutural do processo de variação, os fatores que favoreceram a implementação da regra foram: a maior diferença morfofonológica na marcação do plural, o traço semântico [+humano] no sujeito, a posição do sujeito imediatamente antes do verbo, a realização da regra de concordância de número no Sintagma Nominal sujeito, os verbos auxiliares, de ligação e agentivos. No plano discursivo, o falante respondeu positivamente a estímulos à concordância nas intervenções do pesquisador. No geral, os resultados da análise realizada confirmaram as predições do algoritmo da polarização sociolinguística do Brasil para a norma popular.
Lugares, micropaisagens: cenas de escrita como criação de espaços em Herberto Helder e Carlos de Oliveira
Authors: De Rezende Carolina Anglada
Published: November 2018

O presente artigo visa estabelecer contato entre a obra de Herberto Helder e a de Carlos de Oliveira, no que tange a criação de lugares e paisagens a partir de cenas de escrita. Em um primeiro momento, o artigo percebe, na obra dos dois escritores portugueses, uma atenção à vida subterrânea, ao devir das formas naturais. Posteriormente, nota-se de que maneira se dá o uso da visualidade – potente em movimento, em sedimentação, em povoamento e habitação da linguagem – sendo o próprio ter-lugar da linguagem posto em questão.
Violência do sentido/sentido da violência: Leitura de “ A moeda falsa” , de Charles Baudelaire
Authors: Maciel Emílio Roscoe
Published: November 2018

Leitura de uma das peças mais enigmáticas do cânone de Baudelaire, esse ensaio explora e analisa os mecanismos retóricos em ação no poema, tomando como ponto de partida a complexa interação de tropo e narrativa na elusiva tessitura de “La fausse  monnaie”.
A distopia, o totalitarismo e o romance Um piano para cavalos altos, de Sandro William Junqueira
Authors: Becker Caroline Valada
Published: November 2018

O romance distópico, diferentemente da utopia, ganha fôlego apenas no século XX, momento histórico marcado por frustrações e pessimismo devido, em especial, às grandes guerras e aos sistemas totalitários. Este artigo, apropriando-se das reflexões teóricas acerca da distopia, debruça-se sobre o romance Um piano para cavalos altos, do português Sandro William Junqueira, para analisar a presença e a ressiginificação dos signos distópicos, tendo em vista as categorias “não tempo” e “não lugar”, a construção de um sistema político totalitário e a presença de um signo subversivo.
O dilema da forma: o realismo e o maravilhoso em Alejo Carpentier e Mia Couto
Authors: Daie Fábio Salem
Published: November 2018

O presente artigo visa fazer uma reflexão sobre o conceito de realismo maravilhoso e sua utilização em dois romances específicos: Los Pasos Perdidos (1953), do cubano Alejo Carpentier, e O Outro Pé da Sereia (2006), do moçambicano Mia Couto. Para tanto, analisaremos a noção de realismo, tal qual expressa por György Lukács, a fim de pensar as condições de sua consecução na periferia do capitalismo. A isto deve se somar o maravilhoso, como característica reveladora da especificidade do realismo latino-americano, bem como das diferenças entre este e a ficção de Couto.
Do profetismo ao irrealismo pós-colonial: os impactos do mito na formação da cultura e da literatura portuguesa
Authors: Alves Daniel Vecchio
Published: November 2018

Nesse estudo, veremos que a narrativa mítica constitui-se como um dos veios psicanalíticos e nervosos mais profundos e representativos da cultura portuguesa, inclusive de sua literatura. Mas, desde Herculano, Garret e a Geração de 70 difundiu-se de fato um diagnóstico crítico e psiquiátrico que revela um Portugal doente, de vida coletiva embebida num imaginário épico alucinante. O que nos importa salientar aqui é que os mesmos diagnósticos imaginários de outrora foram chamados a atenção na avaliação da vida lusitana ao longo dos séculos XX e início do XXI, atendendo a diferentes anseios sociopolíticos, é claro. Nessa perspectiva, abordaremos os estudos de Eduardo Lourenço e Miguel Real que, além de constatarem a presença de “um irrealismo cultural existente entre o discurso oficial do Estado, dominante na imprensa escrita” (REAL, 2012), reconhecem a tradução desse aspecto no discurso literário, marca presente em muitos romances portugueses que consiste na representação alegórica de um discurso alucinatório, sugerindo uma reposição complexa dos cenários da história oficial de Portugal. 
BONNEFOY, Yves. Le Siècle de Baudelaire. Paris: Éditions du Seuil, 2014.
Authors: Veras Eduardo
Published: November 2018

Resenha.
Apresentação
Authors: Vasconcellos Lisa Carvalho , Bueno Fátima Aparecida
Published: November 2018

Apresentação do volume 53 da Revista Estudos Linguísticos e Literários.