bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
MARGARET ATWOOD: SF, ÉTICA, GÊNERO E ECOLOGIA
Authors: Brandão Izabel , Cavalcanti Ildney 
Published: September 2020

Este trabalho analisa o primeiro romance da trilogia distópica MaddAddam (MaddAddão), composta por Oryx and Crake (2003, Oryx e Crake, 2004), The Year of the Flood (2009, O ano do dilúvio, 2018) e MaddAddam (2013, MaddAddão, 2019), da autora canadense Margaret Atwood, tendo por base justaposições de questões éticas, de gênero e ecológicas. Nosso olhar recai sobre a figuração de personagens femininas centrais, especialmente Oryx, observando as formas como a sf de Atwood pode alinhar-se às teorias contemporâneas acerca do corpo das mulheres; do poder (Foucault, 1994) e da mascarada (Russo, 1986; Grosz, 1990; Butler, 1990). Ao examinar o funcionamento do princípio distópico da redução do mundo (Jameson, 2005) na narrativa em tela, enfatizamos a política de gênero subjacente à representação das personagens femininas, ao tempo em que lidamos com as seguintes questões: como compreender a problematização da autora acerca das trajetórias das mulheres no contexto da ideologia patriarcal como ainda presente no futuro apresentado no romance? Até que ponto os corpos das mulheres reencenam uma identificação potencial com o opressor? Quais as metáforas literárias em jogo na construção das interações dentro do universo humano e mais-quehumano (Alaimo, 2010)? Considerando os tropos de gênero e ecológicos, quão ético é o mundo criado por Atwood? Visto como sf, no sentido de que combina fato científico, ficção científica, fabulação especulativa, e feminismo especulativo (Haraway, 2016), a obra da autora canadense elabora reflexões provocadoras acerca do futuro da humanidade (?).
PALAVRAS-CHAVE: SF de mulheres. Ética. Gênero. Margaret Atwood. Ecocrítica Feminista.
AUTORIA E REPRESENTAÇÃO FEMININAS NA LITERATURA PÓS-COLONIAL ITALIANA: UMA ABORDAGEM INTERSECCIONAL
Authors: De Almeida Márcia 
Published: September 2020

O presente trabalho propõe a análise de narrativas de autoria feminina da literatura pós-colonial italiana sob a perspectiva interseccional (CRENSHAW, 1989), uma das maiores contribuições do feminismo contemporâneo, tendo em vista que evidencia a necessidade de se levar em conta a heterogeneidade dos sujeitos femininos, alertando para o fato de que a discriminação de gênero deve ser examinada na sua simultaneidade com outros tipos de opressão, e que proporciona, para além da abordagem dos efeitos coercitivos das relações de poder, possibilidades de resistência e agenciamento (BRAH, 1996) às mulheres.
PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Autoria feminina. Personagens femininas. Perspectiva interseccional. Literatura pós- colonial italiana.
The Impact of Tactile Play on Increasing Oral Acceptance of Wet Food Items
Authors: Hawkins Julia , Burnett Bridget , Corello Julia , Heath Kaitlyn , Schmidt Abigail , Scott Chelsea , Prier David , Ishman Alexis 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/26/20
This is a case study of a seven year old attending sessions once a week for six weeks with play in a nonpreferred wet food item followed by the presentation of the same wet food for eating using the Sequential Oral Sensory (SOS) approach. Data was collected by coding the SOS hierarchy steps, and results showed the child increased the variety of novel foods in the diet, decreased negative behaviors at mealtime, and accepted the nonpreferred wet food at home closer to the times of direct intervention.
Primary Author and Speaker: Julia Hawkins
Contributing Authors: Bridget Burnett, Julia Corello, Kaitlyn Heath, Abigail Schmidt, Chelsea Scott, David Prier, Alexis Ishman
Exploring Implicit and Explicit Racial Bias in OT Professionals
Authors: Abou-Arab Alaa , Mendonca Rochelle 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/26/20
Racial bias is defined as the negative evaluation of a group and its members relative to another and can exist on explicit and implicit levels. This is an exploratory study to examine the presence of implicit and explicit racial bias among OT professionals across the United States. The results (n = 201) highlight the presence of implicit and explicit racial biases among OT professionals in the United States and the need for further education on racial bias.
Primary Author and Speaker: Alaa Abou-Arab
Additional Authors and Speakers: Rochelle Mendonca
Concurrent Validity of the Tile Tray Assessment: Functional Cognition and Fine Motor Impairment in Older Adults
Authors: Dooley Nancy , Keltz Beth 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/26/20
The Tile Tray is a new assessment of functional cognition for people with reduced hand function, based on the Recessed Tile Box of the Allen Diagnostic Module–2. This study compared the Tile Tray and the LACLS-5 in community-dwelling US elders. A moderate positive correlation between the two assessments was found overall and was strongest for participants who scored 5.0 or less on the Allen Cognitive Scale. Participants found the Tile Tray easier to manipulate by a three-to-one margin.
Primary Author and Speaker: Nancy Dooley
Additional Authors and Speakers: Beth Keltz
Evaluating Occupational Performance Needs Identified by Women Impacted by Cancer
Authors: Goldberg-O’Neil Hannah , Maher Colleen , Mendonca Rochelle 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/26/20
Cancer is a chronic disease that impacts function, and OT can help these individuals re-engage in meaningful occupations. This exploratory study evaluated occupational performance challenges identified by women impacted by cancer and their relationship to demographics. Results showed that challenges were identified in all areas of occupation and that age, race, and medications did not impact occupational challenges, highlighting a need for OT to intervene in this population across demographics.
Primary Author and Speaker: Hannah Goldberg-O’Neil
Additional Authors and Speakers: Colleen Maher, Rochelle Mendonca
Merging Yoga and OT for Parkinson’s Disease: Preliminary Outcomes
Authors: Fling Brett , Sharp Julia , Fruhauf Christine , Schmid Arlene , Atler Karen 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/26/20
We completed a pilot study of an eight-week Merging Yoga and OT for Parkinson’s Disease program (MY-OT for PD). MY-OT for PD was a fall-risk self-management program that merged community-based yoga and group OT. Participants served as their own controls during the pilot study. During the intervention period (as compared to the control period), participants experienced reduced self-reported falls, improved fall management and prevention, and improved balance.
Primary Author and Speaker: Karen Atler
Additional Authors and Speakers: Arlene Schmid
Contributing Authors: Brett Fling, Julia Sharp, Christine Fruhauf
A Systematic Review of Theory-Based, Person-Centered Goal-Setting Interventions
Authors: Kang Eunyoung , Kim Moon Young , Foster Erin 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/26/20
Although there are beneficial effects of person-centered goal-setting interventions for adults with chronic health conditions and disabilities, it has not been fully implemented in clinical practice. This study provides insights into current person-centered goal-setting interventions and future directions. A future person-centered goal-setting intervention should incorporate diverse intervention components that address all goal-setting phases and encourage clients’ engagement in goal-setting phases.
Primary Author and Speaker: Eunyoung Kang
Additional Authors and Speakers: Moon Young Kim, Erin Foster
Confirmatory Factor Analysis of the Traditional Chinese Version of the Revised Self-Efficacy Scale for Persons With Schizophrenia in Taiwan
Authors: Huang Lin-Jye , Hu Fu-Chang , Wu Chien-Te , Yang Yi-Hong , Lee Shu-Chun , Lin Powen , Hu Shih-Jui 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/26/20
The Traditional Chinese version of the Revised Self-Efficacy Scale showed adequate goodness of fit when applied to schizophrenic patients in Taiwan. That means this scale can measure the subjective feelings of self-efficacy in schizophrenic people, specifically relating to their positive and negative symptoms and interpersonal deficits. Future studies would be suggested to apply the same validation method for this disease-specific self-efficacy scale in other cultures.
Primary Author and Speaker: Lin-Jye Huang
Additional Authors and Speakers: Fu-Chang Hu, Chien-Te Wu, Yi-Hong Yang, Shu-Chun Lee, Powen Lin, Shih-Jui Hu
Caregiver Coaching in Early Intervention
Authors: Santana Meredith 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/27/20
Coaching is a family-centered model of intervention where therapists guide parents through the problem-solving process to attain self-identified goals for their child. This study reveals that in early intervention, coaching is beneficial to caregivers in various roles to improve satisfaction with the child’s self-care performance and caregiver confidence. Caregivers can take an active, collaborative role in the shared decision-making process for their child’s healthcare with positive outcomes.
Primary Author and Speaker: Meredith Santana
Occupational Therapists’ Impact on Improving Bathing Practices to Reduce Hospital-Acquired Conditions
Authors: Westendorf Megan , Haak Morgan , Studer Carissa , Zubrenic Elizabeth , Fiore Natalie , Little Lauren , Pritchard Kevin 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/27/20
This study describes the impact of an educational intervention that promotes effective communication of patient hygiene routines among interdisciplinary teams. Results showed that the intervention group was two times more likely to bathe in the bathroom than in a chair or bed. Findings suggest that OT plays an integral role in the education of interprofessional team members on bathing procedures, particularly for those with limited mobility and independence.
Primary Author and Speaker: Megan Westendorf
Additional Authors and Speakers: Morgan Haak, Carissa Studer
Contributing Authors: Elizabeth Zubrenic, Natalie Fiore, Lauren Little, Kevin Pritchard
Power Fun: A Therapeutic Summer Camp Enabling Children With Severe Disabilities to Learn Powered Mobility (PM) Skills
Authors: Rosenberg Lori , Gilboa Yafit , Maeir Adina 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/27/20
Power Fun, a therapeutic powered mobility (PM) summer camp, provides a pragmatic solution to promote independent mobility for children with severe cerebral palsy. This poster presents the protocol of Power Fun and the results of a repeated-measure mixed-method validation study (N = 24). Results showed significant improvement in PM skills, attainment of most functional goals, and social changes after participation, making it an evidence-based intervention for children with multiple, severe disabilities.
Primary Author and Speaker: Lori Rosenberg
Additional Authors and Speakers: Yafit Gilboa
Contributing Authors: Adina Maeir
Does Engagement in Purposeful Activity Increase the Quality of Life of Long-Term Residents Living in Nursing Homes?
Authors: Strate Shannon , Doehler Carol 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/27/20
The residents of long-term facilities are often content with the activity calendar or tend to isolate themselves in their rooms due to a lack of interest. This isolation and boredom tends to lead to further declines in socialization and interests. The goal of this study was to explore individuals’ interests, especially activities they may have done prior to living in the facility and may wish to actively engage in. Will engaging in purposeful activity increase the long-term resident’s quality of life?
Primary Author and Speaker: Shannon Strate
Additional Authors and Speakers: Carol Doehler
Does Cognitive–Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Insomnia Improve Sleep Outcomes in Individuals With Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)? A Scoping Review
Authors: Vaduvathiriyan Prasanna , Ludwig Rebecca , Siengsukon Catherine 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/27/20
The purpose of this scoping review was to evaluate the use of CBT to treat sleep disturbances in individuals with a TBI. The review, consisting of five articles, indicates that individuals with TBI who participated in CBT experienced improved sleep outcomes and a reduction in comorbid symptoms including anxiety, depression, and pain. An adequately powered randomized controlled trial using a standardized CBT-I program tailored to individuals with TBI is warranted.
Primary Author and Speaker: Rebecca Ludwig
Contributing Authors: Prasanna Vaduvathiriyan, Catherine Siengsukon
Daily Activity Recognition and Assessment System for Stroke Rehabilitation
Authors: Proffitt Rachel , Ma Mengxuan , Skubic Marjorie 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/27/20
Current assessments of activity poststroke occur in clinical settings. Researchers have attempted to use wearable activity monitors to assess activity in natural environments, but they are unable to distinguish between activities. We have developed an algorithm within a depth sensor that is able to distinguish between activities that occur within a kitchen setting. The purpose of this study was to test the system with individuals poststroke in an unstructured home environment.
Primary Author and Speaker: Rachel Proffitt
Contributing Authors: Mengxuan Ma, Marjorie Skubic
Multimodal Mental Practice: Improving Occupational Participation Using Mental Practice and Action Observation
Authors: Page Stephen 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/27/20
Both mental practice and action observation are portable, easy to use, efficacious interventions shown to improve arm and hand function poststroke. We combined these no-cost interventions and found that they are even more effective when combined than when administered separately. This is a significant advancement for OT practitioners, proving efficacy of an inexpensive regimen that combines two promising interventions to significantly increase poststroke hand function.
Primary Author and Speaker: Stephen Page
Caregiver Education in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU): A Review of the Evidence
Authors: Kessler Molly , Schuck Rebecca , Rosenthal Carly , Stobbe Devon , Sinko Rebecca 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/28/20
Preterm birth leads to delayed maternal identity, which is linked with poor infant outcomes and decreased infant participation in activities of daily living. It is vital that OTs address maternal role competence during the NICU stay to facilitate positive outcomes for infants and their caregivers. This research reviews the strength of occupation-based, caregiver-centered interventions in the NICU that can be utilized to promote caregiver role competence.
Primary Author and Speaker: Rebecca Schuck
Additional Authors and Speakers: Molly Kessler, Carly Rosenthal, Devon Stobbe, Rebecca Sinko
Virtual Reality (VR) and Goniometric Methods: Reliability Comparisons for Documenting Shoulder Ranges of Motion
Authors: Putnam Kimberly , Ruotolo Danielle , Burkhart Kimber-Leigh , Sheridan Connor , Carley Patrick 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/28/20
This study compared reliability recordings of shoulder ranges of motion using goniometer and VR methods. The results of this study demonstrate that the use of VR can be a reliable clinical tool equal or superior to goniometer methods currently used for examinations. These results have implications for OT curricular changes in the future.
Primary Author and Speaker: Kimberly Putnam
Additional Authors and Speakers: Danielle Ruotolo
Contributing Authors: Kimber-Leigh Burkhart, Connor Sheridan, Patrick Carley
Rehabilitation Interventions to Facilitate Recovery of Consciousness Following a Traumatic Brain Injury: A Systematic Review
Authors: Weaver Jennifer , Maisano Kristen , Cogan Alison , Mallinson Trudy , Leeds Sophie , Guernon Ann , Watters Kelsey , Nebel Jennifer , Pape Theresa Bender 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/28/20
We report rehabilitation interventions delivered to facilitate recovery of consciousness for patients with a traumatic brain injury. Interventions reported may prompt OT practitioners to seek advanced training in preparatory stimulation methods. The results of this review identify gaps in the literature, specifically the content of OT treatment.
Primary Author and Speaker: Jennifer Weaver
Additional Authors and Speakers: Kristen Maisano, Alison Cogan, Trudy Mallinson
Contributing Authors: Sophie Leeds, Ann Guernon, Kelsey Watters, Jennifer Nebel, Theresa Bender Pape
What’s the Prognosis? Longitudinal Follow-Up of Children With Sensory Processing Challenges 8 to 32 Years Later
Authors: Easterbrooks-Dick Olivia , May-Benson Teresa , Teasdale Alison 
Published: September 2020

Abstract
Date Presented 03/28/20
Long-term follow-up of 64 children with sensory-processing challenges found that over half scored as typical on an adult sensory history 8 to 32 years later. Adult anxiety and depression was common, especially in females, and was correlated with the most severe adult sensory-processing challenges. This study provides preliminary prognosis information for childhood sensory-processing challenges.
Primary Author and Speaker: Teresa May-Benson
Additional Authors and Speakers: Olivia Easterbrooks-Dick, Alison Teasdale
Estudo do regime térmico do solo em uma área de vegetação natural no bioma Pampa
Authors: Buligon Lidiane , Zimmer Tamíres , Souza Vanessa De Arruda , Roberti Débora Regina 
Published: September 2020

This study analyzes the thermal variability of soil in a natural pasture area in the Pampa biome in southern Brazil. The dataset was collected at the experimental site located in Santa Maria - RS (SMA). The hybrid model is based on an analytical solution of the heat conduction equation and in experimental data. Soil thermal properties, thermal conductivity (), and thermal diffusivity () were estimated for different combinations of the clearness index and soil moisture. The values obtained in this study are the lowest in dry conditions and the highest ones in wet conditions. From the average daily cycles, the hysteresis phenomenon is more pronounced between soil heat flux () and global solar radiation for all clearness index ranges. The present analysis identiﬁed better relations between and temperature soil temperature at 0,05 m and air temperature. Hysteresis exhibit the same behavior when data are classiﬁed by soil moisture. The results obtained here can be used in models that intend to represent the behavior of energy exchange between the soil-surface atmosphere.
Análise da influência do uso da parametrização cúmulus na simulação do vento com diferentes parametrizações de camada limite planetária
Authors: Afonso Eliseu Oliveira , Acevedo Otávio Costa , Puhales Franciano Scremin 
Published: September 2020

The present work aimed to evaluate the influence of use the cumulus parameterization on the wind shift with two dynamic planetary boundary layer parameterizations using the Weather Research and Forecast model. Studies on model simulations using PBL parameterizations in tropical regions are generally rare, mainly due to the lack of experimental observations. This work is part of a project developed in partnership betweenTPP Pecém II, TPP Parnaíba I, Parnaíba II and III generation of S.A. Energy and the Federal University of Santa Maria-UFSM. The Parnaíba Thermoelectric Power Plant (UTE) complex is located in Santo Antônio dos Lopes city in Maranhão and is operated by the Brazilian company Eneva. As energy production through the combustion of natural gas produces wastes that are released into the atmosphere, environmental regulatory bodies demand that verification and control measures be taken, such as chemical species monitoring. Therefore, a good description of the atmosphere is fundamental for the good performance of chemical species dispersion models. Four automatic weather stations were used to validate the model simulations. The model had difficulty reproducing the wind magnitude values as observed.
Les réclamations collectives en éducation au xixe siècle chez les Acadiens du Nouveau-Brunswick
Authors: Migneault Gaétan 
Published: September 2020

Plusieurs auteurs attribuent aux Acadiens et à leurs instituteurs l’absence d’un esprit de groupe et de solidarité d’appartenance avant la renaissance des années 1880. Par contre, il n’est pas dit clairement sur quoi se fondent ces observations. À l’aide des pétitions présentées par la minorité francophone en rapport au système scolaire, cet article vérifie la conclusion tirée par cette doctrine. Différents types de pétitions présentées au fil des ans sont étudiées dans ce texte. Elles sont produites au nom de la communauté ou signées par un grand nombre de ses membres. En outre, leur contenu est souvent éloquent. Elles permettent de remettre en question l’allégation disant que les Acadiens n’avaient aucun esprit de groupe, solidarité d’appartenance ou conscience de former une coexistence humaine particulière. Elles révèlent plutôt une activité intéressante dans un domaine que tous estiment important. Toutes les mesures recensées remontent à la période d’avant les conventions nationales acadiennes.
Dans le sillage de « l’Acadie en France » : Les chemins de la liberté de Jean Mohsen Fahmy
Authors: Viau Robert 
Published: September 2020

Véritable saga en deux volumes, le roman historique Les chemins de la liberté (2013-2014) de Jean Mohsen Fahmy porte sur les séquelles de la Déportation, l’acclimatation des Acadiens rapatriés en Poitou et leur détermination à retrouver leur pays d’origine. Le roman de Fahmy décrit admirablement bien la progression des Lumières en France et en Amérique, et rappelle un épisode méconnu de l’histoire acadienne. Roman historique qui se déroule sur les deux rives de l’Atlantique, Les chemins de la liberté établit des liens entre deux communautés et démontre que l’héritage franco-acadien, cette « mémoire en partage », mérite d’être mieux connu et développé.
Dans cet article, nous analyserons le thème de « l’Acadie en France », ses bases historiques, ses multiples manifestations et ses répercussions dans le monde associatif. Nous porterons aussi une attention particulière à la querelle du prix France-Acadie 2014, querelle suscitée à la suite de l’attribution du prix au roman de Fahmy, et qui va engendrer une remise en question des critères d’attribution du prix. Le roman de Fahmy reprend en les modernisant les thèmes traditionnels des romans de la Déportation, décrit les soubresauts qui ont mené à la liberté en France et en Amérique, et garde intact l’idéal d’un paradis qui, bien que perdu, ne cesse d’attirer et de susciter des quêtes… et des querelles.
TAGS de Joane Hétu et TanGRAM de Danielle Palardy Roger : signatures plurielles et figure continue
Authors: Dall’Ara-Majek Ana 
Published: September 2020

TAGS de Joane Hétu et TanGRAM de Danielle Palardy Roger sont deux oeuvres écrites mettant à l’honneur les partitions graphiques au sein de la musique improvisée. TAGS propose la rencontre entre l’Ensemble SuperMusique, Quasar, quatuor de saxophones et le Quatuor Bozzini. Les musiciens réalisent des « graffiti sonores » sur un mur imaginaire représenté par un enchaînement de sections temporelles sur une partition signalétique, où la compositrice exploite différentes combinaisons instrumentales. Dans une esthétique de gestes articulés, l’oeuvre trouve son identité dans ces signatures plurielles. TanGRAM réunit vingt instrumentistes de l’Ensemble SuperMusique. Le jeu du Tangram a été représenté sous forme de partition graphique où chaque pièce a des propriétés musicales spécifiques à être interprétées par les musiciens. Riche de jeux de combinatoire et de symétrie, l’oeuvre présente Orion : une figure continue, une matière de flux au lent déploiement où les musiciens cherchent leur propre chemin dans une écoute globale.