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Michel Vautrot : la construction d’une figure populaire de l’arbitrage (1959-1991)
Authors: Joly Alexandre 
Published: January 2020

Une investigation approfondie de la carrière de Michel Vautrot, un arbitre français très populaire, permet d’entrer au cœur des mutations que connaît l’arbitrage au football en France dans la seconde moitié du xx e siècle. Ce directeur de jeu bisontin apparaît comme un arbitre international de renom dont la biographie n’a étonnamment jamais été réalisée. Il bénéficie, au sein de la presse, d’une image d’arbitre humaniste, de par son empathie vis-à-vis des joueurs et sa compréhension de l’esprit du jeu. La biographie réalisée sur cet arbitre permet de mettre en évidence la construction progressive de sa carrière emblématique, à travers quatre périodes identifiées. De 1959 à 1970, Michel Vautrot connaît ses débuts dans l’arbitrage. L’enfance vécue, entre la maladie, la non-pratique du sport et l’éducation en milieu rural permet de mieux saisir la singularité qui va le caractériser dans les années futures. Puis, de 1970 à 1975, il fait son apparition dans le haut niveau, ce qui lui confère une plus grande visibilité dans les médias. Michel Vautrot devient connu à l’échelle nationale et son image d’arbitre compétent commence à apparaître. De 1975 à 1982, un style particulier d’arbitrage, dans « l’esprit du jeu », qui fait preuve de psychologie, en étant proche des joueurs et de la presse, apparaît de manière véritablement marquée. Michel Vautrot est alors représenté comme l’un des meilleurs arbitres de l’Hexagone et devient populaire à l’échelle internationale. Enfin, de 1982 à 1991, il figure comme un modèle de l’arbitrage, avec ses propres normes de management des joueurs, un charisme et une expérience qui lui permettent d’officier dans les grands évènements européens et mondiaux du football.
Prediction of Average Speed Based on Relationships Between Neighbouring Roads Using K-NN and Neural Network
Authors: Priambodo Bagus , Ahmad Azlina , Abdul Kadir Rabiah 
Published: January 2020

For decades, various algorithms to predict traffic flow have been developed to address traffic congestion. Traffic congestion or traffic jam occurs as a ripple effect from a road congestion in the neighbouring area. Previous research shows that there is a spatial correlation between traffic flow in neighbouring roads. Similar traffic pattern is observed between roads in a neighbouring area with respect to day and time. Currently, time series models and neural network models are widely applied to predict traffic flow and traffic congestion based on historical data. However, studies on relationships between road segments in a neighbouring area are still limited. It is important to investigate these relationships because they can assist drivers in avoiding roads which are impacted by road congestion. Also, the result can be used to improve the accuracy of prediction of traffic flow. Hence, this study investigates relationships of roads in a neighbouring area based on similarity of traffic condition. Traffic condition is influenced by number of vehicles and average speed of vehicles. In our study, clustering method is used to divide the speed of traffic into four (4) categories: very congested, congested, clear and very clear. We used k-means clustering method to cluster condition of traffic flow on road segments. Then, we applied the k-Nearest Neighbour (k-NN) method to classify the traffic condition in neighbouring roads. From the classification of traffic condition in neighbouring roads, we then determine the relationship between road segments. We presented the road with highest relationship on the map and used it as input factor to predict traffic speed of the road using neural network. Results show that combination of k-means and k-NN method produced better results than using both, correlation method and using the k-means method only.
Knowledge, Attitude and Practices on Antimicrobial Resistance and Usage Among Medical Students in A Malaysian Medical University
Authors: Jaiprakash Heethal , Patil Ameeta , Kale Sunil , Shidhaye Pallavi R 
Published: January 2020

Abstract—Drug resistance is a fast mounting crisis. Many factors, like the inappropriate use of antimicrobials by prescribing physician, unregulated sale of drugs and self-medication, have been attributed to the increase in the incidence of antimicrobial resistance. Health care professionals are a significant determinant in this regard their in-depth knowledge is essential for rationale antimicrobial usage. The objective of this study is to analyze the knowledge, attitude, and practice of antimicrobial usage and resistance among different years of medical students. This is a cross-sectional questionnaire-based study that was conducted among yr. 1 to yr.5 students. A validated Questionnaire was obtained. The questionnaire assesses the students on their attitude, practice, and knowledge of antimicrobial resistance and usage. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics. A total of 543 students participated in the study. Antimicrobial resistance was recognized as an essential and serious public health issue in today’s era by 92.16% Year 5 respondents, which was highest among all the years (Year 1-5). The awareness regarding the etiology of cold and flu was observed to be the highest among Year 4 respondents (65.74%). Only 2.8% of the total respondents strongly agreed that skipping one or two doses of antimicrobials does not lead to the development of resistance. 49.02% of the year five respondents always consulted a physician before starting an antimicrobial, indicating a good practice. However, when it came to checking the expiry date of antimicrobials before taking it, the Year 1 respondents (53.95%) were more particular. The study revealed that some aspects of knowledge regarding antimicrobial resistance and usage were found to be significantly higher among the respondents in the clinical years. The said knowledge was well-reflected in some, but not all of the facets of the respondent’s attitude and practice.
Myxosarcoma Associated with the Kidney in a Cat: Case Report
Authors: Madere Brittany Champagne , Dedeaux Andrea , Negrao Watanabe Tatiane Terumi , Wakamatsu Nobuko , Gaschen Lorrie , Bennett Roger , Lara Dorian , Boudreaux Bonnie 
Published: January 2020

ABSTRACT
A 12 yr old spayed female domestic shorthair with a history of lethargy, anorexia, and a pendulous abdomen was referred after a cranial abdominal mass was palpated on physical examination. Thoracic radiographs and an abdominal ultrasound revealed a mass associated with the kidney and moderate hemoperitoneum. Exploratory laparotomy revealed abdominal hemorrhage originating from a right renal mass that was adhered to the caudal vena cava. Following a right nephrectomy, histopathology diagnosed the mass as a perirenal/renal myxosarcoma. Based upon thoracic radiographs and abdominal ultrasound, the patient remains disease free at 14 mo postoperatively.
Primary Hemangiosarcoma of the Falciform Fat in Seven Dogs (2007–2015)
Authors: Mendez Susan Esther , Sykes Crumplar Sarah E. , Durham Amy C. 
Published: January 2020

ABSTRACTCanine hemangiosarcoma (HSA), a malignant neoplasm of vascular endothelial or bone marrow progenitor cell origin, most often affects the spleen, heart, and liver and typically has an aggressive biologic behavior. Canine HSA arising from the falciform fat/ligament represents a rare anatomic variant, with only two reports in the veterinary literature. In this study, we describe the clinical presentation, treatment, and outcome of seven dogs with primary HSA of the falciform ligament. Histologic grade and mitotic score were not significantly associated with outcome. All dogs had the primary tumor surgically excised except for one diagnosed at necropsy. Median overall survival for all dogs diagnosed prior to necropsy was 339 days, and the 1 yr survival rate was 50%. Four dogs were treated with adjuvant chemotherapy and had a significantly longer median overall survival (394 versus 83 days) than those that did not (P = .018). Dogs with HSA of the falciform ligament may have improved 1 yr survival rates and longer median survival time compared with dogs with HSA in more common visceral locations.
Outcome and Metastatic Behavior of Canine Sinonasal Osteosarcoma (2005–2015)
Authors: Galloway Annie , Lana Susan , Thamm Doug , Boss Keara 
Published: January 2020

ABSTRACTSinonasal neoplasms in dogs behave locally aggressively, and metastatic disease has not been a common cause of death. The metastatic rate of sinonasal osteosarcoma (OSA) is not well characterized, and reported outcomes of these patients are variable. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the outcome and metastatic behavior of canine sinonasal OSA. Medical records of canine patients diagnosed with sinonasal OSA via histopathology between January 2005 and December 2015 were reviewed. Patients with any form of treatment or no treatment were included. Time to local progression, time to metastasis, and overall survival data were evaluated. Variables that may impact outcome, such as tumor stage and treatment type, were evaluated. Twenty-seven dogs were identified that fit the inclusion criteria. Overall, 30.0% of dogs developed metastasis over the disease course, with a median time to metastasis of 458 days (95% confidence interval [CI] 318–758 days). The median time to local progression was 335 days (95% CI 264–544 days). The overall median survival time was 410 days (95% CI 341–627 days). Regarding metastasis, sinonasal OSA behaves similarly to sinonasal neoplasms of other histologies and dissimilarly to appendicular OSA. The outcome of treated patients appears similar to that of sinonasal tumor patients with other histologies.
From Sacrifice to Gift: Aesthetic and Moral Aspects of the Experience of Awe for the Natural Environment
Authors: Untea Ionut 
Published: January 2020

AbstractWriting about the ethics and aesthetics of the natural environment, authors like Berleant, Plumwood, Becker, Gschwandtner, Brady, and Scruton share a number of insights with historians of religions (Mauss, Otto, Eliade) over the connection between humanity and nature. These insights are the attention given to human awe in the face of majestic landscapes, a distinctive agency operating through nature’s intentionalities, the sacred character given to this agency of nature, and a feeling of guilt for human destiny diverging from nature’s path or for trespassing the limits humanly imposed that separate the space of artificial human dwelling from natural environment. I argue that reflecting on the awe of the archaic human mind, in the form of both tremendous fear and positive fascination for the mystery of nature, has potential for a contemporary aesthetic and ethical perspective of a symbiotic approach regarding nature’s fate in the context of a human technological destiny.
Intersecting Compositional and Transactional Theory: How Art Can Help Define Reader Response
Authors: Schoonover Nina R. 
Published: January 2020

AbstractThis paper attempts to explain transactional reader-response theory and its critiques using metaphor and composition to capture some of the vast and complex processes occurring in readers’ minds. The belief is that our understanding of literature is shaped through image and form, thus the need to pull from compositional theory to explain the mental processes of transactional theory. For this paper, four separate compositions were created to reflect an individual interpretation of efferent, expressive, aesthetic, and critical responses to literature, responses outlined by Rosenblatt and her critics. This paper aims to provide teachers and scholars with an overview of how artistic representation can help explain the dynamic process of reader response and encourage teachers to recognize these complexities occurring in their students’ minds.
Survey of Canadian urology programs: Which aspects of the Canadian Residency Matching Service (CaRMS) application are the most important?
Authors: Nguyen David-Dan , Lee Jason Y. , Domes Trustin , El-Sherbiny Mohamed , Andonian Sero , Franc-Guimond Julie , Letendre Julien , Perrotte Paul , Bhojani Naeem 
Published: January 2020

Introduction: For medical students, determining which aspects of the Canadian Residency Matching Service (CaRMS) application are the most important when applying to residency programs can be challenging. Due to the lack of current and reliable information on the selection criteria of Canadian urology residency programs, we surveyed each program about which criteria are the most important when selecting future residents in order to provide medical students with more transparency and programs with a better idea of how their criteria compare to those of others.
Methods: An electronic survey was sent to all 13 Canadian urology residency programs (both program directors and selection committee members). It asked respondents to rate each aspect of the application on a five-point Likert scale. Following a 100% response rate from program directors, the same survey was sent to selection committee members. A numeric mean score was calculated for each individual aspect surveyed to create an overall rank list of the components. Independent samples t-tests (two groups) were used to compare the scores of program directors vs. program committee members and of francophone programs vs. anglophone programs.
Results: Forty-three urologists involved in the application process answered. The three most important aspects were rotation performance at the respondent's institution (4.95±0.21), quality of reference letters from a urologist (4.60±0.62), and interview performance (4.49±0.63). There were no statistically significant differences between program directors and committee members for mean score of any aspect surveyed. Comparatively to anglophone programs, francophone programs gave statistically more significant importance to French proficiency (p<0.001) and pre-clinical academic performance (p=0.0272), while giving less importance to English proficiency (p<0.001).
Conclusions: Canadian urology residency programs are similar by ranking “clinical performance during a rotation at their school” as the most important selection criteria when choosing a future urology trainee. Graduate degrees, career plans, and reference letters from non-urologists have less impact when choosing future urology residents. Francophone schools and anglophone schools differ in the importance of language proficiency and pre-clinical grades as selection criteria for urology residency. This study will provide future urology applicants with more information and transparency when applying to urology programs in Canada and be of use to urology residency programs that must now publish their selection criteria.
Aspiraciones vitales y su relación con la pasión en deportistas argentinos seleccionados para los Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud
Authors: Raimundi María Julia , García Arabehety María , Iglesias Dario , Castillo Isabel 
Published: January 2020

El objetivo de este trabajo fue estudiar las aspiraciones vitales de deportistas adolescentes de alto rendimiento y su relación con la pasión que tienen con respecto a su deporte. Participaron 234 deportistas argentinos (47,9 % varones; 52,1 % mujeres) de entre 12 y 16 años de edad (M = 14,48; DT = 1,09) pertenecientes al Plan de Desarrollo de los Juegos Olímpicos de la Juventud (Buenos Aires, 2018), quienes respondieron un cuestionario sociodemográfico, el Inventario de Aspiraciones vitales y la Escala de Pasión. Los varones obtuvieron puntajes significativamente más altos que las mujeres en las aspiraciones de riqueza y fama, así como también en pasión obsesiva. Para los varones, el crecimiento personal predijo la pasión armoniosa, mientras que para las mujeres, la pasión armoniosa fue predicha por la salud y la contribución a la comunidad. La fama fue la única variable predictora de la pasión obsesiva en el grupo de varones. No hubo un modelo significativo en las mujeres. Por último, los análisis realizados no mostraron diferencias significativas en las variables del estudio en función del tipo de deporte (individual vs. colectivo). Estos resultados confirman los resultados de estudios previos y aportan evidencia acerca del papel de las aspiraciones intrínsecas y extrínsecas para facilitar el compromiso y el desarrollo positivo en el deporte de alto rendimiento adolescente.
Assessing Need Satisfaction and Frustration in Portuguese Exercise Instructors: scale validity, reliabity and invariance between gender
Authors: Rodrigues Filipe Fernandes , Neiva Henrique Pereira , Marinho Daniel Almeida , Mendes Pedro , Teixeira Diogo Santos , Cid Luís , Monteiro Diogo 
Published: January 2020

Objective: The aim of the present study was to validate the Basic Psychological Need Satisfaction and Frustration Scale in Exercise for fitness instructors. Methods: Data from 477 exercise professionals (319 males, 158 females) was collected. Results: CFA supported the adapted and validated six-factor model: [χ2(237) = 1096.796, χ2/df= 4.63; B-S p < .001, CFI = .930, TLI = .918, SRMR= .0366, RMSEA = .079 (CI90% = .069, .089)], assessing satisfaction and frustration of basic psychological needs in Portuguese exercise professionals. Moreover, the analysis revealed acceptable composite reliability, and construct validity of the adapted version. Results revealed nomological validity, as well as invariance between male and female. No differences were found across latent means, and magnitude effects were trivial between gender. Conclusion: These results support the use of the adapted scale in exercise professionals, showing measurement invariance between gender. This scale is able to measure how exercise professionals experience satisfaction and frustration of basic needs when prescribing exercise to individuals in fitness context.

Key-words: self-determination theory, exercise, basic needs, interpersonal behaviors, exercise instructors
Objective: The aim of the present study was to validate the Basic Psychological Need Satisfaction and Frustration Scale in Exercise for fitness instructors. Methods: Data from 477 exercise professionals (319 males, 158 females) was collected. Results: CFA supported the adapted and validated six-factor model: [χ2(237) = 1096.796, χ2/df= 4.63; B-S p < .001, CFI = .930, TLI = .918, SRMR= .0366, RMSEA = .079 (CI90% = .069, .089)], assessing satisfaction and frustration of basic psychological needs in Portuguese exercise professionals. Moreover, the analysis revealed acceptable composite reliability, and construct validity of the adapted version. Results revealed nomological validity, as well as invariance between male and female. No differences were found across latent means, and magnitude effects were trivial between gender. Conclusion: These results support the use of the adapted scale in exercise professionals, showing measurement invariance between gender. This scale is able to measure how exercise professionals experience satisfaction and frustration of basic needs when prescribing exercise to individuals in fitness context.

Key-words: self-determination theory, exercise, basic needs, interpersonal behaviors, exercise instructors
Relación entre clima empowering y diversión en pitchers de béisbol: el papel moderador de la motivación autónoma
Authors: Gutiérrez-García Pablo , López-Walle Jeanette M , Tomás Inés , Tristán José , Balaguer Isabel 
Published: January 2020

Tomando como base la conceptualización jerárquica y multidimensional del clima motivacional, propuesto por Duda (2013), el objetivo de este estudio fue poner a prueba el papel moderador de la motivación autónoma en la relación entre la percepción del clima empowering creado por el entrenador y la diversión en la práctica deportiva en pitchers de béisbol. Participaron 97 pitchers Mexicanos (Medad = 14.12, DT = 1.09) pertenecientes a 39 equipos de 10 Ligas de Hermosillo, Sonora, México. Las variables psicológicas fueron evaluadas con las versiones adaptadas al contexto mexicano del Cuestionario de Clima Motivacional Empowering y Disempowering creado por el entrenador (EDMCQ-C), la Escala de Motivación en el Deporte (SMS-II), y la escala de Satisfacción Intrínseca en el Deporte (SSI). Los resultados del modelo de regresión de moderación rodados con PROCESS indicaron que: la motivación autónoma modera la relación entre el clima empowering y la diversión (B = -.15, p < .05), concretamente, para valores altos de motivación autónoma la relación entre clima empowering y diversión fue nula, pasando a ser esta relación positiva y significativa para valores de motivación autónoma inferiores a 2.05. En conclusión, la motivación autónoma modera la relación entre la percepción del clima empowering creado por el entrenador y la diversión en la práctica de pitchers de béisbol.
Based on the hierarchical and multidimensional conceptualization of Duda (2013) of the motivational climate, the objective of this study was to test the moderating role of autonomous motivation in the relationship between the perception of the empowering climate created by the coach and the enjoyment in the practice by baseball pitchers. Participants were ninety-seven Mexican pitchers (Mage = 14.12, SD = 1.09) belonging to 39 teams from 10 Leagues in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. The psychological variables were measured with the adapted to the Mexican context versions of the Empowering and Disempowering Motivational Climate Questionnaire-Coach (EDMCQ-C), the Sport Motivation Scale (SMS-II), and the Sport Satisfaction Instrument (SSI). The results of the moderated regression model with PROCESS indicated that: autonomous motivation moderates the relationship between the empowering climate and enjoyment (B = -.15, p <.05), specifically, for high values of autonomous motivation the relationship between climate empowering and fun was null, becoming this positive and significant relationship for values of autonomous motivation lower than 2.05. In conclusion, the autonomous motivation moderates the relationship between the empowering climate perception created by the coach and the enjoyment in the practice of baseball pitchers.
Testing the validity of ICD-11 PTSD and CPTSD among refugees in treatment using latent class analysis
Authors: Vang Maria Louison , Nielsen Sabrina Brødsgaard , Auning-Hansen Mikkel , Elklit Ask 
Published: January 2020

Introduction: The WHO has proposed posttraumatic stress (PTSD) and Complex PTSD (CPTSD) trauma-related ‘sibling’-disorders in ICD-11. The proposal has received support from research among clinical and community samples alike but only few studies have tested the validity of these disorders in a sample of refugees using the International Trauma Questionnaire especially designed for assessment of ICD-11 PTSD and CPTSD.
Methods: Latent class analysis was used to test the validity of the ICD-11 PTSD and CPTSD distinction in a heterogeneous group of 284 highly symptomatic refugees registered for treatment at a Danish treatment-center.
Results: A two-class solution fit the data best. One group reported elevated levels of PTSD-symptoms and symptoms of affective dysregulation, and one group reported elevated levels of symptoms corresponding to CPTSD. The CPTSD group was considerably larger than the PTSD-group.
Discussion: The current study supports the ICD-11 distinction between PTSD and CPTSD in a sample of treatment-seeking refugees. The assistance of interpreters was needed for some of the participants which affected the reliability of the assessment.
Conclusion: The ICD-11 proposal for PTSD and CPTSD is supported in a heterogenous sample of refugees using the ITQ.