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Firesetting and arson in individuals with autism spectrum disorder: a systematic PRISMA review
Authors: Allely Clare Sarah 
Published: December 2019

PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to identify studies which have investigated arson or firesetting in individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).Design/methodology/approachA systematic PRISMA review was conducted.FindingsThe present review highlighted the relatively little research that has been conducted to date exploring firesetting or arson in individuals with ASD. In sum, 11 papers were identified in the present review study: 6 were case studies and 5 were empirical studies. The case studies identified in the review highlighted some of the ASD symptomology which may contribute to this type of criminal behaviour. Also, the empirical studies indicate that there is a higher prevalence of individuals with ASD who engage in such criminal behaviours.Research limitations/implicationsThere is an urgent need for further empirical research in this area and for there to be an increased awareness and understanding of how ASD can contribute to arson and firesetting in both a legal and clinical context.Originality/valueThis is the first review, to the author’s knowledge, to explore the literature on firesetting or arson in individuals with ASD.
Joint order allocation and transportation planning under uncertainty within a socially responsible supply chain
Authors: Ghasemy Yaghin R. , Sarlak P. 
Published: December 2019

PurposeThis paper aims to propose an integrated supplier selection, order allocation, transportation planning model, along with investment planning for corporate social responsibility (CSR), over a given multi-period horizon under uncertainty. Furthermore, a customer’s behavior to pay more money for items with CSR attributes is considered in the total market demand.Design/methodology/approachThe objective functions, i.e. social value of purchasing, total profit (TP), total delivery lead-time, total air pollution, total water pollution and total energy consumption with regard to a number of constraints are jointly considered in a multi-product system. It is worth noting that operational- and sustainable-related parameters are usually vague and imprecise in this area. Therefore, this paper develops a new fuzzy multi-objective optimization model to capture this inherent fuzziness in critical data.FindingsThrough the numerical examples in the textile industry, the application of the model and usefulness of solution procedures are carried out. The numerical results obtained from the proposed approach indicate the efficiency of the solution algorithm in different instances. Moreover, the authors observe that social investment of the buyer, to stimulate market demand, can affect the TP and also involve the total contribution of suppliers in social responsibility.Originality/valueThis research work concentrates on providing a procurement and inventory model through the lens of sustainability to enable textile supply chain managers and related industries to apply the approach to their inventory control and supply management. Totally, the proposed methodology could be applied by many fabric buyers of textile industry tackling purchasing issues and attempting to perfect understanding of social supply chains.
When and why do negative reviews have positive effects?
Authors: Yang Shuai , Li Tao , Chen Sixing , Li Bin 
Published: December 2019

Purpose
People generally believe that business with negative word-of-mouth, such as negative customer reviews can hardly have good sales. But a number of intriguing examples seem to contradict such beliefs. Academic has so far begun to explore the possible positive effect of negative customer reviews, but without unfolding its underlying mechanism. This paper proposes a mechanism through which the variance of customer reviews moderates the effect of negative reviews on sales.

Design/methodology/approach
This study takes a multi-method approach in explaining the phenomenon, including an empirical analysis using secondary data from a movie review website and a movie box office website and a subsequent experimental study in a controlled experiment.

Findings
The findings of the study show that the effect of negative customer reviews on product sales is positive when the variance of customer reviews is large. Moreover, customers’ motivation to learn fully mediates the moderating effect of review variance on valence.

Practical implications
The findings provide vital managerial implications and suggest that managers should realize the important role of the review distribution.

Originality/value
This study mainly contributes to research on the negativity bias by identifying an important unexplored moderator and mediator and thus explains why negative customer review increases movie sales.
“One does not forget, it all comes back”: elderly people with intellectual disability review adversities and stress-protection in their lives
Authors: Schepens Hadewych R.M.M. , Van Puyenbroeck Joris , Maes Bea 
Published: December 2019

Purpose
People with intellectual disability are reported to encounter many negative life events during their increasingly long lives. In the absence of protective elements, these may cause toxic stress and trauma. Given the reported negative effects of such adverse events on their quality of life (QoL), the perspective of older people with intellectual disability themselves may be of relevance. The paper aims to discuss these issues.

Design/methodology/approach
The authors questioned nine participants with mild intellectual disability, aged 61–88 years old, in four 90-min focus group sessions and thematically analysed the data.

Findings
Many recent and bygone negative life events still weighed heavily on the participants. Negative interactions, experiences of loss, lack of control and awareness of one’s disability caused stress. Their emotional response contrasted with their contentment, compliance and resilience. Having (had) good relationships, having learnt coping skills, remaining active, talking about past experiences and feeling free of pain, safe, well supported, capable, respected and involved seemed to heighten resilience and protect participants from toxic stress.

Research limitations/implications
Monitoring and preventing adverse (childhood) experiences, supporting active/emotional coping strategies, psychotherapy and life story work may facilitate coping with negative events and enhance QoL of elderly people with intellectual disability.

Originality/value
Elderly people with mild intellectual disability run a higher risk of experiencing (early) adverse events in life. They are very capable of talking about their experiences, QoL, and the support they need. Focus groups were a reliable method to capture their insights.
Fetishism and the problem of disavowal
Authors: Kuldova Tereza 
Published: December 2019

Purpose
Fetishism has been often linked to misrecognition and false belief, to one being “ideologically duped” so to speak. But could we think that fetishism may be precisely the very opposite? The purpose of this paper is to explore the potential of this at first sight counterintuitive notion. It locates the problem of fetishism at the crux of the problem of disavowal and argues that one needs to distinguish between a disavowal – marked by cynical knowledge – and fetishistic disavowal, which can be understood as a subcategory of the same belief structure of ideology.

Design/methodology/approach
This conceptual paper is based on literature review and utilizes examples from the author’s ethnographic fieldworks in India (2008-2013) and central Europe (2015-2019).

Findings
The paper provides a new insight into the structure of fetishism, relying on the psychoanalytic structure of disavowal, where all disavowal is ideological, but not all disavowal is fetishistic, thereby positing a crucial, often unacknowledged distinction. Where disavowal follows the structure “I know quite well how things are, but still […],” fetishistic disavowal follows the formula: “I don’t only know how things are, but also how they appear to me, and nonetheless […].”

Originality/value
The paper develops an original conceptualization of fetishism by distinguishing ideological disavowal from fetishistic disavowal.
Thermal analysis of three motorcycle disc brakes
Authors: García-León Ricardo Andres , Quintero-Quintero Wilder , Rodriguez-Castilla Magda 
Published: December 2019

Purpose
The braking system on motorcycles is of vital importance, taking into account that its operation is based on the friction between the surfaces in the contact that are found heat and, therefore, the brake liquid, the thermoelastic deformation on the contact surface, the degradation and failure of the material, as can be attributed to the safety of the occupants. The purpose of this paper is to perform mathematical calculations regarding the phenomena of the transfer of heat generated in the brake system.

Design/methodology/approach
Using SolidWorks simulation software, the geometric model of the three disc brakes of the different cylinders was carried out to identify the elements with the variations of the maximum temperature, and the verification with the calculations was made under ideal condition (80 Km/h and 12°C).

Findings
The results obtained show that with the mathematical calculations it was possible to validate the correct functioning of the braking system under different operating conditions, the systems that have higher capacity of displacement generate higher heat loss at higher speed so that their time of cooling according to Newton is major.

Originality/value
Through the analysis of finite elements, it was possible to identify that the braking system in severe working conditions is not overheated, assuring a natural convection cooling in approximately 12 min according to the mathematical calculations made.
Social isolation and loneliness among urban older people: a study of Cooch Behar municipal town, West Bengal, India
Authors: Debnath Angana , Roy Piyal Basu 
Published: December 2019

Purpose
Alienation and isolation is an off-seen social aspect of gerontological crises. The purpose of this paper is to focus on the social isolation and loneliness of older people that emerge from inadequate integration with the social network, coupled with increasing social chasm between the aged and the young. The sample population is Cooch Behar municipal town, West Bengal, India.

Design/methodology/approach
To conduct the study, data have been collected through a questionnaire followed by purposive random sampling and analyzed with the help of loneliness scale and correlated variables.

Findings
The study reveals that marital status, social network, social class and health are some of the parameters that influence the level of social isolation and loneliness among the older people.

Originality/value
The result highlights the importance of social relationships and interaction on the ageing process.
MicroRNA‐627‐5p inhibits the proliferation of hepatocellular carcinoma cells by targeting BCL3 transcription coactivator
Authors: Wang Jun , Chen Tianxiang , Wang Liang , Yao Bowen , Sun Liankang , Chen Shuangjiang , Liu Qingguang 
Published: December 2019

AbstractHepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is a common malignant tumour. An increasing number of studies indicate that microRNAs (miRNAs) are critical regulators in the carcinogenesis and progression of HCC. MiR‐627‐5p has been identified as a tumour suppressor in colorectal cancer and glioblastoma multiforme. However, the function of miR‐627‐5p in HCC progression remains unclear yet. In our present study, miR‐627‐5p was determined to be low‐expressed in HCC tissues and cell lines. Furthermore, miR‐627‐5p was expressed at significantly lower levels in HCC tissues with tumour size >5 cm or advanced tumour stages (III+IV). Additionally, HCC patients with low miR‐627‐5p level had a significantly poorer overall survival. Functionally, ectopic expression of miR‐627‐5p obviously inhibited the proliferation, and induced G1 phase arrest and apoptosis of Hep3B and SMMC‐7721 cells. Conversely, miR‐627‐5p silencing facilitated HCC cell proliferation, cell cycle progression and apoptosis resistance. In vivo experiments further confirmed that miR‐627‐5p overexpression repressed the growth of Hep3B cells in mice. Mechanistically, BCL3 transcription coactivator was predicted as a direct target of miR‐627‐5p. MiR‐627‐5p overexpression reduced, whereas miR‐627‐5p knockdown enhanced the expression of BCL3 protein in HCC cells. Luciferase reporter assay confirmed the direct binding between miR‐627‐5p and 3′UTR of BCL3. The expression of BCL3 protein was negatively correlated with miR‐627‐5p level in HCC tissues. More importantly, re‐expression of BCL3 partially reversed miR‐627‐5p induced inhibitory effects on Hep3B cells. In conclusion, these results demonstrated that miR‐627‐5p functioned as a tumour suppressor in HCC possibly by attenuating BCL3. This finding might offer a new therapeutic target for HCC treatment.
MicroRNA‐367‐3p overexpression represses the proliferation and invasion of cervical cancer cells through downregulation of SPAG5‐mediated Wnt/β‐catenin signalling
Authors: Yang Ting , Tian Sijuan , Wang Linlin , Wang Yaohui , Zhao Juan 
Published: December 2019

AbstractMicroRNA‐367‐3p (miR‐367‐3p) has been previously reported as a cancer‐related miRNA that is dysregulated in various cancer types and functions either as an oncogenic or as tumour suppressive miRNA. However, whether miR‐367‐3p is dysregulated in cervical cancer and, further, whether it contributes to the development and progression of the disease remains unknown. Here, our results demonstrated that miR‐367‐3p expression was markedly decreased in both cervical cancer tissues and cell lines compared with corresponding controls. In vitro experiments revealed that miR‐367‐3p overexpression repressed the proliferation and invasion of cervical cancer cells. Notably, sperm‐associated antigen 5 (SPAG5) was identified as a target gene of miR‐367‐3p. Moreover, decreased expression of miR‐367‐3p was correlated with high expression of SPAG5 in cervical cancer tissue specimens. SPAG5 inhibition or miR‐367‐3p overexpression significantly downregulated Wnt/β‐catenin signalling in cervical cancer cells. However, the antitumour effect mediated by miR‐367‐3p overexpression was partially reversed by SPAG5 overexpression. Overall, these findings demonstrate that miR‐367‐3p overexpression restricts the proliferation and invasion of cervical cancer cells through targeting SPAG5 to downregulate Wnt/β‐catenin signalling, suggesting a mechanism for the tumour suppressive function of miR‐367‐3p in cervical cancer. Our study highlights the involvement of miR‐367‐3p/SPAG5/Wnt/β‐catenin signalling axis in regulating the malignant progression of cervical cancer.
Geographical distribution of dioecy and its ecological correlates based on fine‐scaled species distribution data from a subtropical island
Authors: Lin Huan‐Yu , Tseng Yu‐Hsin , Hsieh Chang‐Fu , Hu Jer‐Ming 
Published: December 2019

AbstractDioecy is a rather rare sexual expression system guarantees outcrossing to avoid the deleterious effects of inbreeding. The incidence of dioecy varied among local floras and suggested inclining to tropical and oceanic environments, but its eco‐correlates received little research attention. In this article, we explored geographical patterns and variations in sexual expression systems of angiosperms in mountainous environments of Taiwan, a subtropical island in East Asia. A comprehensive geo‐database of vegetation inventories and herbarium specimens were used to identify eco‐correlates causing variations in the horizontal geographical extent and along a large elevational gradient of more than 3,500 m. We found the average incidence of dioecy in the flora of Taiwan to be 8.2%, but it exhibits geographical variations from islets in the Taiwan Strait to the Pacific Ocean. Detailed studies on the main island of Taiwan revealed that the incidence of dioecy varied among land cover types and elevational zones. An apparent two‐step decreasing pattern of dioecy percentages with elevation was found, with the highest proportion in the lowlands (0–600 m; 23.96%), followed by middle elevations (600–2,700 m; 20.87%) and subalpine regions (2,700–3,900 m; with a range of 11.38–0%). We found that spatial variations of dioecy were associated with eco‐correlates of land cover, elevation, woodiness, species richness, and mean annual temperature. Results of this study partially support Bawa's hypothesis of a higher incidence of dioecy on oceanic islands, and is consistent with Baker and Cox's observations of richer dioecious species on high‐mountain islands in the tropics and subtropics.
Lung metastases in low‐risk gestational trophoblastic neoplasia: a retrospective cohort study
Authors: Frijstein MM , Lok CAR , van Trommel NE , ten Kate‐Booij MJ , Massuger LFAG , van Werkhoven E , Short D , Aguiar X , Fisher RA , Kaur B , Sarwar N , Sebire NJ , Seckl MJ 
Published: December 2019

ObjectivePresence of lung metastases in low‐risk gestational trophoblastic neoplasia (GTN) is generally considered not to influence prognosis. However, in a recent study in the Netherlands, GTN patients with lung metastases had a higher recurrence rate and more disease‐specific deaths compared with patients without metastases. The aim of the present study was to validate these findings in a different country.DesignHistorical cohort study.SettingCharing Cross Hospital, United Kingdom.PopulationA total of 1040 low‐risk GTN patients treated with methotrexate (MTX) between 2002 and 2016 were identified: 65 with lung metastases (group 1) and 975 without metastases (group 2).MethodsBaseline characteristics, MTX resistance, survival and recurrence rates were recorded and compared between both groups.Main outcome measuresMTX resistance, recurrence rate and survival.ResultsThe occurrence of MTX resistance and median number of MTX courses to achieve remission was significantly higher in patients with lung metastases than patients without metastases (60% versus 38.9%, P = 0.001; and nine versus six courses, P < 0.001). All choriocarcinoma patients (n = 4) with lung metastases developed MTX resistance. The recurrence rate was also higher in group I (9.2% versus 2.7%; P = 0.012). Disease‐specific survival was 100% in both groups.ConclusionsThe presence of lung metastases at the start of MTX therapy is associated with increased incidence of MTX resistance and recurrence in low‐risk GTN without affecting overall survival, which remains 100%. However, individuals with low‐risk choriocarcinoma with lung metastases are likely to become resistant to MTX and primary multi‐agent chemotherapy should be considered.Tweetable abstractThe presence of lung metastases appears to increase the risk of recurrence in low‐risk GTN, but does not affect overall cure rates and survival.
Application of Structured‐Light 3‐D Scanning to the Documentation of Plastic Fingerprint Impressions: A Quality Comparison with Traditional Photography
Authors: Zhang Wuchen , Kosiorek Deborah A. , Brodeur Amy N. 
Published: December 2019

AbstractPlastic fingerprint impressions found at crime scenes are often too delicate for collection, leaving photography as the best option for documentation. However, traditional photography techniques can be inadequate in documenting minute 3‐D details due to limitations of the camera and lighting conditions. This study investigated the feasibility of applying commercially available structured‐light 3‐D scanners in the documentation of plastic prints. Attempts were made to develop a procedure to extract curvature features from 3‐D scanned fingerprints and flatten the friction ridge features into two‐dimensional (2‐D) images to allow direct comparison with the traditional photography in the CSIpix® Matcher and NFIQ 2.0 software. Two 3‐D scanners were evaluated a Dentsply Sirona inEos X5® and an Artec Space Spider. In this study, 3‐D scanners demonstrated robustness as well as efficiency in the collection of plastic fingerprint impressions in select substrates. One of the developed methods utilizing a discrete geometry operator and convexity features outperformed traditional photography, achieving higher software detection scores in minutiae count and match quality, while traditional photography could not always capture enough high‐quality minutiae for comparisons, even after digital enhancement.
Development and validation of the semi‐quantitative brief food frequency questionnaire to assess the magnesium intake in young women
Authors: Głąbska Dominika , Wojtas Małgorzata , Guzek Dominika 
Published: December 2019

AbstractAimThe aim of the study was to develop and validate the semi‐quantitative brief food frequency questionnaire to assess the magnesium intake (Mg‐FFQ).MethodsThe developed questionnaire consists of 39 questions and it was validated in a group of 75 women aged 20‐30. The validity was assessed with reference to the 3‐day dietary record and the reproducibility was assessed for a period of 6 weeks.ResultsThe Bland‐Altman index for the assessment of validity was 6.7% and for reproducibility—8.0%, while the kappa statistic indicated a slight and substantial agreement, respectively. The high reproducibility was confirmed by a high share of respondents correctly classified into tertiles (73.3%) and correctly classified into categories of adequate/inadequate intake (85.3%).ConclusionFor the developed and validated Mg‐FFQ, a high reproducibility, accompanied by a satisfactory validity, was confirmed, so it may be used to assess the magnesium intake in the epidemiological studies in young Polish women aged 20‐30.
National Level Preparedness for Implementing the Health‐related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Seven South Asian Countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Pakistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka
Authors: Razzaq Saadiya , Ahmad Maisam Najafizada Said , Sheel Acharya Sanghmitra , Ellepola Yolanthika , Chaudhry Kashmala , Tabassum Rabia , Elahi Chowdhury Mahbub , Neupane Sunisha , Kumar BC Rajendra , Pelgen Ugyen , Ali Akbar Ashrafi Shah , Pal Gobinda C , Wangdi Tshering , Kunwal Nabila 
Published: December 2019

AbstractThe objective of this research is to explore national institutional arrangements for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), describe the roles of different stakeholders in SDG implementation, and identify where gaps may lie at national and regional level. This paper analysed initiatives taken by seven South Asian countries towards implementing the health‐related SDGs thus far. The analysis for the paper is based on the findings of a research project on ‘Research Institutions and the Health SDGs: Building Momentum in South Asia’ conducted in seven South Asian countries led by Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), Pakistan and study conducted by country research teams in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. The extent to which SDGs have been localized and implemented varies across the South Asian countries. While, Bangladesh and Bhutan have initiated the adoption of SDGs with development plans and programs, others have established national level institutional structures and coordination channels. An overarching concern is inadequate ownership of the SDGs by the sub‐national governments for implementation and coordination. The level of engagement of non‐state stakeholders such as non‐governmental organizations (NGOs), civil society, think tanks, research institutes, academia, and media, however, varies across countries. This engagement ranges from raising awareness, to consultations, membership in committees, and planning and policymaking.