bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN CREATIVITY AMONG STUDENTS IN PRIVATE HIGHER EDUCATION
Authors: Sokić Katarina , Qureshi Fayyaz Hussain , Khawaja Sarwar 
Published: November 2021

<p>The primary purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between openness to experience, creativity, creative behaviour, general creativity, and support for creative behaviour from academic staff (lecturers and professors) and by the environment among students in private higher education. The aim was to investigate the contribution of gender, support for creative behaviour from academics, and the environment in predicting different measures of creativity. Additionally, this study examined the structure of the creative behaviour self-assessment questionnaire. The openness to experience scale, creativity subscale, inventory of creative behaviours, creativity self-assessment questionnaire and assessment of incentives for creative behaviour by academics and the environment were tested on a sample of 346 students (54% female), who were randomly selected from different private higher education institutions (college and universities). Students with different majors participated (70% finance and law, 16% information technology and 14% web design). Consistent with our predictions, the 'openness to experience’ domain was positively related to the creativity facet, creativity behaviour and general creativity. As expected, the openness to experience domain and its creativity facet and creative behaviour and general creativity were associated with supporting creative behaviour by the environment in both males and females. However, contrary to our predictions, support for creative behaviour from academics was unrelated to openness to experience, creativity and general creativity in both males and females. In contrast, support for creative behaviour by academics was related to creative behaviour in females but not in males. Creative behaviour and general creativity were positively associated and supported creative behaviour by academics and the environment. Support for creative behaviour from the environment was positively associated with openness to experience, creativity, creative behaviour and general creativity, while gender only showed independent positive associations with creative behaviour. Gender, support for creative behaviour from academics and support for creative behaviour from the environment together accounted for 9% of the variance in openness to experience, 7% of the variance in creativity, 12% of the variance in creative behaviour and 13% of the variance in general creativity. The results highlight the importance of support for creative behaviour from the environment in explaining openness to experience, creativity, creative behaviour and general creativity. Furthermore, they show that gender is a significant predictor of creative behaviour. The results also provide further validation of the Inventory of Creative Behaviours and further delineate the nomological network of the creativity construct.</p><p> </p><p><strong> Article visualizations:</strong></p><p><img src="/-counters-/edu_01/0895/a.php" alt="Hit counter" /></p>
EXAMINATION OF IBN BATUTA TRAVEL BOOK IN ACCORDANCE WITH 7th CLASS SOCIAL STUDIES OUTCOMES
Authors: Öncü Zeynep , Koca Nusret , Kaya Mehmet Tamer 
Published: November 2021

<p>The aim of this research is to examine Ibn Batuta's Travel Book in line with the 7th grade acquisitions in the social studies curriculum. In the research, the 2-volume work of the author was examined by using the document analysis method as a data collection tool; In addition, in the direction of the findings obtained, the category-code and direct quotations were examined in detail with content analysis. In the research, 5 categories and 11 codes related to the 7th grade 10 achievement were created. The category-code and content created in line with the findings obtained in the research are supported by direct quotations and given with page and volume numbers. It has been determined that the most related acquisitions in the research are in the learning fields of Individual and Society, People, Places and Environments, Science, Technology and Society, Production, Distribution and Consumption; the least associated acquisitions are included in the Cultural Heritage and Global Connections learning areas; It has been determined that the acquisitions that are not associated at all are included in the Active Citizenship learning area.</p><p> </p><p><strong> Article visualizations:</strong></p><p><img src="/-counters-/edu_01/0894/a.php" alt="Hit counter" /></p>
POSTGRADUATE THESES WRITTEN ON DIGITAL STORYTELLING IN TURKEY: A CONTENT AND CITATION ANALYSIS
Authors: Karagöz Beytullah 
Published: November 2021

<p>The aim of this research is to examine postgraduate theses carried out on digital story in the field of education in Turkey with content and citation analysis. Methodological evaluation and citation analysis techniques were used in the research. In the research, 68 postgraduate theses accessed on the National Thesis Centre of the Council of Higher Education, a search platform, were examined. The findings of the research reveal that the number of theses on digital stories has increased until 2020. Most of the theses were prepared at Gazi University. Postgraduate theses were mainly carried out under the guidance of advisors with the title Associate Professor. The theses on digital stories were mostly prepared in the field of Elementary Education. Mixed approach models were mostly preferred as a method in theses. The sampling of the theses mostly consisted of students at K-12 level. Scale, achievement test, and interview form were used as data collection tools. The data were analyzed mostly using the t-test and content analysis. Digital stories were most frequently prepared by using Photo Story 3 and Movie Maker programs. Digital storytelling applications were mostly used with elementary and secondary school students. “Digital story/ (storytelling) narration/design”, “academic achievement and “attitude” were the most frequently used keywords. The most cited type of source in the theses examined was articles. The most frequently cited source in the theses was the Computer &amp; Education. Among the references to the books, Joe Lambert’s Digital storytelling cookbook and traveling companion is at the top of the list. In addition, the most frequently cited researcher was Bernard R. Robin.</p><p> </p><p><strong> Article visualizations:</strong></p><p><img src="/-counters-/edu_01/0855/a.php" alt="Hit counter" /></p>
EXISTING CONFLICTS AMONG STAFF MEMBERS IN SELECTED PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN TANZANIA
Authors: Meyan Zawadi Emmanuel , Chaula Egidio , Kasumba Flora 
Published: November 2021

<p>Public secondary schools refer to the secondary schools that receive government support and its operations are controlled by the government. In recent years, several educational institutions in Tanzania have experienced conflicts among schools’ staff members. This study was conducted in Dodoma City Council, which is found in Dodoma Region, Tanzania. The area was selected randomly. A sample of 110 informants was drawn. Both primary and secondary data were collected. The study revealed that, conflicts vary from one school to another but the most experienced type of conflict in public secondary schools were interpersonal conflicts which include conflict between staff members and heads of schools, staff members themselves, teachers and students’ parents as well as members of school committee or village leaders. Furthermore, conflicts in public secondary schools were caused by difference in individuals’ attitudes, inadequate resources, friends’ influence, indiscipline on the part of schools’ staff members and administrators, favoritism by the school administrators, administrative incompetence and the misuse of funds. </p><p> </p><p><strong> Article visualizations:</strong></p><p><img src="/-counters-/edu_01/0935/a.php" alt="Hit counter" /></p>
DETERMINAÇÃO DO TEOR DE CINZAS EM ALIMENTOS E SUA RELAÇÃO COM A SAÚDE
Authors: Moreira Daniele Buraen , Dias Taiala de Jesus , Rocha Vagner da Costa 
Published: November 2021

O presente trabalho objetivou o conhecimento do teor de cinzas e umidade presente em duas distintas marcas de aveias e uma de amido de milho, e a interferência deste na saúde do indivíduo. A preferência por esses alimentos, se deu pelo fato deles apresentarem apenas um mineral na sua composição, essa prerrogativa garante a precisão no resultado. A aveia (Avena sativa L.) A aveia é uma espécie de gramínea anual pertencente à família Poaceae e gênero Avena. Embora existam muitas espécies, as principais cultivadas são a aveia branca (Avena sativa L.), a aveia amarela (Avena byzantina C. Koch. Essa pesquisa foi realizada no Laboratório de Química da Universidade Salvador, foram escolhidas: uma amostra de amido de milho e duas amostras distintas de aveia. O processo de testagem foi realizado em amostras de matéria seca, elas foram identificadas e alocadas para incineração na mufla a 600 ºC por 6 horas, esse mecanismo possibilitou a queima da matéria orgânica presente nas amostras. A partir dos dados analisados, foi possível perceber que os teores de cinzas e umidades das amostras não tinham compatibilidade com os dados apresentados nos rótulos e nas análises, mostrando mais uma vez que, nem sempre existe veracidade das informações prestadas ao consumidor implicando assim em um baixo valor nutricional, e consequentemente danos à saúde do consumidor.
Adopting a toolkit to manage time, resources, and expectations in the systematic review process: a case report
Authors: Wafford Q. Eileen , O’Dwyer Linda C. 
Published: November 2021

Background: The proliferation of systematic reviews has impacted library operations and activities as librarians support, collaborate, and perform more tasks in the systematic review process. This case report describes a toolkit that librarians with extensive experience in supporting multiple review teams use to manage time, resources, and expectations in the systematic review process.Case Presentation: The toolkit is a compilation of documents that we use to effectively communicate with and help review teams understand and navigate each stage of the systematic review process. Elements included in the toolkit and discussed in this case report are intake forms, communication templates and memoranda, a process flow diagram, library guides on tools for retrieval and data appraisal, and established standards for guidance during the write-up stage. We describe the use of the toolkit for both education and project management, with a focus on its use in helping manage team time, resources, and expectations.Discussion: The systematic review toolkit helps librarians connect systematic review steps and tasks to actionable items. The content facilitates and supports discussion and learning by both librarians and team members. This toolkit helps librarians share important information and resources for each stage of the process.
Analyzing University of Virginia Health publications using open data, Python, and Streamlit
Authors: Parker Anson , Heflin Abbey , Jones Lucy Carr 
Published: November 2021

As part of a larger project to understand the publishing choices of UVA Health authors and support open access publishing, a team from the Claude Moore Health Sciences Library analyzed an open data set from Europe PMC, which includes metadata from PubMed records. We used the Europe PMC REST API to search for articles published in 2017–2020 with “University of Virginia” in the author affiliation field. Subsequently, we parsed the JSON metadata in Python and used Streamlit to create a data visualization from our public GitHub repository. At present, this shows the relative proportions of open access versus subscription-only articles published by UVA Health authors. Although subscription services like Web of Science, Scopus, and Dimensions allow users to do similar analyses, we believe this is a novel approach to doing this type of bibliometric research with open data and open source tools.
Abolition, Settler Colonialism, and the Persistent Threat of Indian Child Welfare
Authors: Rocha Beardall Theresa , Edwards Frank 
Published: November 2021

Family separation is a defining feature of the U.S. government’s policy to forcibly assimilate and dismantle American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) tribal nations. The historical record catalogues the violence of this separation in several ways, including the mass displacement of Native children into boarding schools throughout the 19th century and the widespread adoption of Native children into non-Native homes in the 20th century. This legacy eventually prompted the passage of landmark legislation known as the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 (ICWA). ICWA introduced federal protections against the unnecessary removal of Native children and affirmed the role of the tribe as an important partner in child welfare proceedings. To what extent has the federal government honored the commitments of ICWA and reversed the trajectory of Native family separation since 1978? What can be done to reduce the threat of the current child welfare system on the well-being of Native families?
In this Article, we use administrative and historical data to statistically evaluate the magnitude of change in AIAN family separation since the passage of ICWA and locate the institutional pathways that funnel AIAN families into the child welfare system. We find that, despite long-standing treaty responsibilities to support the health and well-being of tribal nations, AIAN children remain at incredibly high risk of family separation. In particular, we find that the frequency of AIAN children’s placement into foster care has remained relatively stable since the passage of ICWA and that the post-investigation removal decision by child welfare agencies is a key mechanism of inequality in family separation. We situate these findings within theories about settler colonialism and Indigenous dispossession to illustrate that the continuous removal of Native children from their homes is not an anomaly. Instead, we argue that the very intent of a white supremacist settler-state is to dismantle Native communities. Based upon these findings, we argue that the child welfare system in its entirety must be abolished in order to stop the routine surveillance and separation of Native and nonWhite children from their families by the state. We suggest that ICWA has provided, and will continue to provide, a necessary intervention to protect Native families so long as this intrusive system remains. We conclude by envisioning an abolitionist approach that immediately redirects social and financial resources into the hands of Native families and works cooperatively with tribal nations to promote Indigenous communities of care.
Toward Community Control of Child Welfare Funding
Authors: Burton Angela Olivia , Montauban Angeline 
Published: November 2021

The Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act mandates reporting, investigation,and prosecution of allegedly abusive and neglectful parents. Commonly known as child protective services (CPS), this family policing system uses the government’s police power to disrupt, surveil, control, and destroy hundreds of thousands of Black families based on conditions of poverty framed as neglect.
Centering a Black mother’s five-year long ordeal with New York City’s family policing system, we examine the carceral roots of CPS and its destructive impacts on Black families. We call for abolishing the CPS family policing system; diversion of the billions invested in the foster industry to investment in quality-of-life resources de-linked from so-called “child protection”; and monetary reparations for generations of CPS violence against Black families.
Motives for Medical Tourism Amongst Cancer Patients in Oman
Authors: Al Shaaibi Raya 
Published: November 2021

Background: Traveling abroad to seek an opinion about diagnosis or treatment is a common practice in medicine, especially in the field of oncology. In Oman, patients diagnosed with cancer frequently travel with their families to seek an opinion, sometimes even before consulting a medical/surgical oncologist at home. The purpose of this study was to report and study the prevalence and motives of medical tourism amongst patients diagnosed to have cancer in Oman.
Methods: A cross sectional, retrospective study involving patients admitted to the medical oncology unit at the Sultan Qaboos University Hospital was conducted. Patients with a biopsy-proven cancer who were admitted to the wards and the day-care unit between October 2016 and March 2017 were invited to participate. A semi-structured interview consisting of 3 parts was used to obtain information on demographics, motives and satisfaction with travel.
Results: Of the 100 patients who were invited, a total of 64 patients participated in the study and completed the questionnaire. Of these 64 subjects, 24 (38%) traveled abroad to seek a second opinion. The primary reasons for traveling abroad to seek a second opinion were as follows: poor perception about health care in Oman (31%), expectations of a better healthcare overseas (12%), dissatisfaction with the communication or explanation by the healthcare providers in Oman, or concerns about delay in treatment (24%), and societal pressures (33%).
Conclusion: A significant proportion of patients traveled abroad to seek a second opinion after getting a diagnosis of cancer, main reasons being societal pressures, dissatisfaction with the communication, or concerns of delay in initiating treatment in Oman.
USAGE OF CONTACTLESS POLYGRAPHS TO PROVIDE SECURITY OF PUBLIC EVENTS
Authors: Белых-Силаев Д В , Каляев И.А. , Коровин Я.С. 
Published: November 2021

Статья посвящена применению бесконтактных полиграфных устройств для обеспечения безопасности массовых меро-
приятий. Формулируется понятие инновационного бесконтактного полиграфного устройства, анализируется его структура. Приводится
обзор бесконтактных полиграфных устройств, используемых за рубежом, изучается организация и тактика их применения. Формулиру-
ются рекомендации по применению бесконтактного полиграфа в ближней и дальней зонах. Анализируются возможности применения
бесконтактного полиграфа для обеспечения безопасности массовых мероприятий.
The article is devoted to the problem of usage of contactless polygraphs to provide security of public events. The definition of
innovative contactless polygraph is formulated, its structure is analyzed. There is a review of contactless polygraphs which are used aboard, its
organization and tactics are inspected. Recommendations of using contactless polygraphs in near and far zones are formulated. Opportunities of
using contactless polygraphs to provide security of public events are analyzed.
EDUCATION OF CIVIL IDENTITY IN CHILDREN THROUGH NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION WITH TEACHERS AND PARENTS
Authors: Коновалова О.А. 
Published: November 2021

В статье рассматриваются особенности воспитания и формирования гражданской идентичности через невербальное общение ребенка с родителями и педагогами образовательных организаций, анализируется понятие «гражданской идентичности» в отечественной науке, приводятся результаты исследований, демонстрирующих влияние невербального поведения значимых взрослых на формирование личности ребенка, в частности гражданской идентичности.
The article examines the peculiarities of upbringing and formation of civil identity through non-verbal communication of a child with parents and teachers of educational organizations, analyzes the concept of «civil identity» in Russian science, presents the results of studies demonstrating the influence of non-verbal behavior of significant adults on the formation of a child’s personality, in particular civil identity.
CONTAMINAÇÃO FÚNGICA DE REFRIGERADORES DE AR DE UM HOSPITAL DO INTERIOR DE MATO GROSSO DO SUL
Authors: DE MELO ADRIANA MARY MESTRINER FELIPE , CORRÊA Aline Amarilio Gomes 
Published: November 2021

As infecções relacionadas à assistência à saúde de origem fúngica podem estar envolvidas com a morbimortalidade de pacientes hospitalizados, especialmente aqueles imunossuprimidos. Considerando-se a qualidade do ar como fonte de contaminação, o objetivo da pesquisa foi identificar contaminantes fúngicos potencialmente patogênicos e oportunistas presentes nos aparelhos de ar condicionados de um Hospital da cidade de Maracaju (MS). As amostras foram coletadas diretamente dos filtros de ar de 29 aparelhos de diferentes setores do hospital com auxílio de Swab umedecido em solução salina estéril e semeado em placas contendo Agar Sabouraud, antes e após a limpeza dos filtros de ar. Após incubação em temperatura ambiente por até 72 horas, processou-se a caracterização do fungo. A identificação dos agentes fúngicos foi baseada nas características macroscópicas da colônia e microscópico pelo micro cultivo. Dos 29 aparelhos estudados, Aspergillus sp foi a espécie predominante, seguido de Fusarium sp e Emmonsia sp. Os fungos encontrados são considerados fungos saprófitas, contudo, em ambiente hospitalar podem constituir risco em potencial para pacientes imunodeprimidos. Desta forma, destaca-se a importância de adoção de medidas de controle e desinfecção dos filtros de ar dos aparelhos de ar condicionado, bem como sua troca regular, visando reduzir o potencial de risco de infecções fúngicas oportunistas.
Ore Mineralogy, Geochemistry, and Dating (Re-Os, Ar-Ar) of the El Volcán Porphyry/Epithermal System, Maricunga Gold Belt, Northern Chile
Authors: Lohmeier Stephanie , Lehmann Bernd , Schneider Albrecht , Hodgkin Andrew , Burgess Raymond 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
The El Volcán gold project (8.9 Moz Au @ 0.71 g/t Au) is located in the Maricunga gold belt in northern Chile, on the flank of the large Cenozoic Copiapó Volcanic Complex. Precious metal mineralization is hosted in two zones (Dorado and Ojo de Agua) of (pervasively) altered Miocene porphyry intrusions and lava flows of andesitic to rhyolitic composition, and in breccias. The ore zones reflect an evolving magmatic-hydrothermal system with mineral assemblages of magnetite-ilmenite-pyrite-molybdenite (early), bornite-chalcopyrite-pyrite-rutile (stage I), chalcocite-chalcopyrite-enargite-fahlore-pyrite (stage II), and chalcopyrite-covellite-pyrite (stage III). Alteration is dominantly of Maricunga-style (illite-smectite-chlorite ± kaolinite), partly obscured by quartz-kaolinite-alunite ± illite ± smectite alteration. Powdery quartz-alunite-kaolinite alteration with native sulfur and cinnabar forms shallow steam-heated zones. Early K-feldspar ± biotite alteration is preserved only in small porphyry cores and in deep drill holes. Most gold is submicrometer size and is in banded quartz veinlets, which are characteristic of the Maricunga gold belt. However, some gold is disseminated in zones of pervasive quartz-kaolinite-alunite alteration, with and without banded quartz veinlets. Minor visible gold is related to disseminated chalcocite-chalcopyrite-enargite-fahlore-pyrite. The lithogeochemical database identifies a pronounced Au-Te-Re signature (&gt;100× bulk crust) of the hydrothermal system. Molybdenum-rich bulk rock (100–400 ppm Mo) has an Re-Os age of 10.94 ± 0.17 Ma (2σ). 40Ar-39Ar ages on deep K-feldspar alteration and on alunite altered rock have the same age within error and yield a combined age of 11.20 ± 0.25 Ma (2σ). The formation of the El Volcán gold deposit took place during the establishment of the Chilean flat-slab setting in a time of increasing crustal thickness when hydrous magmas were formed in a mature arc setting. The vigorous nature of the hydrothermal system is expressed by abundant one-phase vapor fluid inclusions recording magmatic vapor streaming through a large rock column with a vertical extent of ≥1,500 m.