bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Assessing the Care Modality Preferences and Predictors for Digital Mental Health Treatment Seekers in a Technology-Enabled Stepped Care Delivery System: Cross-sectional Study
Authors: Kozlov Elissa , McDarby Meghan , Prescott Maximo , Altman Myra 
Published: August 2021

Background
Access to mental health services continues to be a systemic problem in the United States and around the world owing to a variety of barriers including the limited availability of skilled providers and lack of mental health literacy among patients. Individuals seeking mental health treatment may not be aware of the multiple modalities of digital mental health care available to address their problems (eg, self-guided and group modalities, or one-to-one care with a provider). In fact, one-to-one, in-person treatment is the dominant care model with a masters- or doctoral-level trained mental health provider, and it may or may not be the appropriate or preferred level of care for an individual. Technology-enabled mental health platforms may be one way to improve access to mental health care by offering stepped care, but more research is needed to understand the care modality preferences of digital mental health care seekers because additional modalities become increasingly validated as effective treatment options.

Objective
The purpose of this study was to describe and evaluate the predictors of care modality preferences among individuals enrolled in a technology-enabled stepped mental health care platform.

Methods
This exploratory, cross-sectional study used employee data from the 2021 Modern Health database, an employer-sponsored mental health benefit that uses a technology-enabled platform to optimize digital mental health care delivery. Chi-square tests and one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) were conducted to evaluate associations among the categorical and continuous factors of interest and the preferred care modality. Bivariate logistic regression models were constructed to estimate the odds ratios (ORs) of preferring a one-on-one versus self-guided group, or no preference for digital mental health care modalities.

Results
Data were analyzed for 3661 employees. The most common modality preference was one-on-one care (1613/3661, 44.06%). Approximately one-fourth of the digital mental health care seekers (881/3661, 24.06%) expressed a preference for pursuing self-guided care, and others (294/3661, 8.03%) expressed a preference for group care. The ORs indicated that individuals aged 45 years and above were significantly more likely to express a preference for self-guided care compared to individuals aged between 18 and 24 years (OR 2.47, 95% CI 1.70-3.59; P<.001). Individuals screening positive for anxiety (OR 0.73, 95% CI 0.62-0.86; P<.001) or depression (OR 0.79, 95% CI 0.66-0.95; P=.02) were more likely to prefer one-on-one care.

Conclusions
Our findings elucidated that care modality preferences vary and are related to clinical severity factors and demographic variables among individuals seeking digital mental health care.
DESIGNING FOR DIVERSITY: INCLUSIVE SAMPLING
Authors: Roscoe Rod D. 
Published: August 2021

Experts in human factors and ergonomics (HF/E) and related fields have the ability and responsibility to broadly serve the needs and goals of diverse people, which encompasses issues of inclusion, equity, and justice. Importantly, HF/E designers, researchers, and practitioners can address these aims both as the intended outcomes of their work and how the work itself is conducted. Both pathways support progress toward more inclusive and equitable organizations and societies. This paper focuses upon one aspect of inclusive methodology—strategies for inclusive sampling. Sampling is an important focus because of its fundamental role in defining the internal and external validity of findings. Moreover, sampling is how diverse participants and perspectives are incorporated (or not), and thus represents an early way that exclusion, inequity, or inaccessibility may manifest. Three heuristic questions and six sets of strategies are briefly articulated: (1) purposive sampling, (2) oversampling, (3) community sampling, (4) removing barriers of distance, cost, communication, and awareness, (5) building trust, and (6) inclusive demographic categories. A variety of sources are cited to facilitate readers’ further consideration of these issues in their own HF/E endeavors.
Evaluación de la emulsión en una proteína vegetal a base de orellanas (Pleurotus pulmonarius) y lenteja (Lens culinaris).
Authors: Lopez muñoz Luis gilberto , Osorio pedraza Angie Vanessa , Vargas Trujillo Nicolas David , Fuentes Valdés Valeria , Pachón Gómez Juan David , Bejarano Ruiz Yildier Fabian 
Published: August 2021

La presente investigación tuvo por objetivo analizar la estabilidad en una emulsión de proteína vegetal a base de Orellana (Pleurutus Pulmonarius) y lenteja (Lens Culinaris) buscando aprovechar el alto contenido proteico presente en la seta y en la leguminosa, para el desarrollo del estudio en primera medida se procedió a establecer la formulación de la proteína vegetal en presentación de hamburguesa por lo que se hicieron cinco ensayos de los cuales los tres primeros no alcanzaron los parámetros deseados para ser sometidos a la pruebas de estabilidad, caso contrario ocurrió con los dos últimos ensayos los que visualmente fueron aceptados y sometidos posteriormente a pruebas de laboratorio tales como, dureza, pH, rendimiento de cocción y reducción de diámetro, dicho lo anterior la investigación se basó en la comparación de las propiedades que impartieron la estabilidad dentro de la emulsión entre los dos lotes con diferenciación de 35 días en la preparación, los resultados obtenidos correspondieron a un diseño experimental completamente aleatorizado elaborado en el programa estadístico minitab 18, con un nivel de confianza al 95% donde se evidencia diferencias significativas en las medias de pH y dureza, sin embargo para las pruebas de cocción y diámetro se determinó un buen rendimiento por lo que se concluye que aunque a nivel estructural los resultados fueron aceptables según los estudios estadísticos, la proteína vegetal cuenta con inestabilidad a nivel molecular así como se evidencia en las medias de la dureza siendo estas 1.3667 y 0.2667 del lote 1 y 2 respectivamente.
Mindfulness dan Implikasinya dalam Penetapan Tujuan pada Mahasiswa Program Sarjana
Authors: Rachmawati Eka Mitra , Widyasari Pratiwi 
Published: August 2021

Mahasiswa berada pada masa penting yang berdampak bagi masa depannya, penetapan tujuan menjadi salah satu hal yang akan membantu keberhasilan mahasiswa program sarjana. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis mindfulness dan implikasinya dalam penetapan tujuan pada mahasiswa program sarjana. Jenis penelitian ini merupakan penelitian korelasi dengan metode studi non-eksperimental. Desain dalam penelitian ini merupakan cross-sectional study. Metode pengumpulan data melalui menyebarkan kuesioner untuk mengambil data sebanyak satu kali kepada mahasiswa yang berbeda. Teknik aanalisis menggunakan pendekatan kuantitatif. Sampel penelitian dipilih menggunakan metode convenience sampling. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan kedua variabel memiliki hubungan yang signifikan (r=0,186, p<0,01). Nilai R2 = 0,034 (SE = 0,401) yang menunjukkan bahwa sebesar 3,4% variasi penetapan tujuan dapat dijelaskan oleh variasi kondisi mindfulness pada mahasiswa. Diketahui pula bahwa model regresi ini memiliki nilai F(1, 196) = 6, 928 dan t=2,632; p<0,01 dengan β=0,185. Hasil ini menunjukkan bahwa mindfulness dapat berperan sebagai prediktor penetapan tujuan. Jika dituliskan dalam persamaan regresi, maka formula model regresi adalah Y = 2,632 + 0,095 Mindfulness. Hal tersebut menunjukkan setiap kenaikan kondisi mindfulness pada mahasiswa akan meningkatkan penetapan tujuan sebesar 0,095. Mindfulness memiliki hubungan yang positif signifikan dengan penetapan tujuan. Implikasi penelitian ini dapat memberikan dampak kepada mahasiswa dalam meningkatkan keberhasilan mahasiswa dalam menyelesaikan studi di perguruan tinggi.
ANALISIS KOEFISIEN DEBIT PINTU CRUMP DE GRUYTER DAN PINTU SORONG (STUDI KASUS PADA BF 3 & BF 4 BPU 15 D.I. PUNGGUR UTARA)
Authors: Andandaningrum Della , Wahono Endro Prasetyo , Kusumastuti Dyah Indriana 
Published: August 2021

Koefisien debit (Cd) didefinisikan sebagai perbandingan antara debit nyata dan debit teoritis. Pada DI Punggur Utara BPU 15, permasalahan pada sistem irigasi terjadi karena beberapa faktor, salah satunya adalah kondisi pintu yang perlu dievaluasi. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk menganalisis koefisien debit pintu tipe Crump De Gruyter dan pintu Sorong pada pintu BF 3 dan BF 4 sebagai fungsi bukaan pintu air serta menganalisis kinerja pintu sebagai pengatur debit. Penelitian ini dilakukan dengan mengidentifikasi debit pintu dan kondisi pintu serta menghitung koefisien debitnya. Hasil analisis menunjukkan bahwa debit yang dihasilkan berbeda. Untuk pintu BF 3 debit yang dihasilkan antara 0,1028 m3/s sampai dengan 0,6417 m3/s dengan Cd rata-rata sebesar 0,8559 pada pintu BF 3 sedangkan untuk pintu BF 4 debit yang dihasilkan antara 0,0296 m3/s sampai dengan 0,6361 m3/s dengan Cd rata-rata 0,82313 untuk pintu BF 4. Dan untuk kinerja pintu antara BF 3 dan BF 4 terdapat selisih kehilangan air sebesar 0,0006 m3/ s sampai 0,0276 m3/ s.
Nilai-nilai Pendidikan Karakter Dalam Budaya Genteng Desa Mayongkidul Jepara
Authors: Iskhaq Ahmad , Oktaviyanti Ika , Fajrie Nur 
Published: August 2021

Kebudayaan adalah sebuah sistem masyarakat yang meliputi suatu keseluruhan cara hidup manusia dalam kelompoknya yang berupa kebudaayaan fisik maupun nonfisik dan bersifat turun-temurun melalui proses belajar sehingga menjadi bagian dari kehidupan. Budaya genteng merupakan kebudayaan yang dimiliki masyarakat Mayongkidul jepara. Genteng merupakan sebuah kerajinan dari tanah liat yang dibakar menggunakan suhu tinggi dan digunakan sebagai atap bangunan. Dalam pembuatannya tercermin nilai-nilai karakter yang teah melekat pada masyarakat pengrajin di desa Mayongkidul. Dalam konteks sekarang ini karakter anak di indonesia dapat dikatakan minim moralitas. Hal ini dapat dilihat dari berita yang muncul diberbagai media salah satunya adalah dan kenakalan remaja. Pendidikan karakter sudah menjadi program pemerintah yang bertujuan membentuk individu-individu yang bermoral akan tetapi tampakanya belum berjalan dengan sempurna. Maka dibutuhkan kerjasama antara pendidikan, masyarakat dan keluarga. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menggambarkan nilai-nilai pendidikan karakter dalam budaya genteng. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode kualitatif naratif dalam penyajian data hasil penelitiannya. Proses pengumpulan datanya melaui wawancara, observasi serta catatan lapangan. Hasil penelitian menunjukan dalam budaya genteng terdapat nila-nilai pendidikan dalam menumbuhkan karakter antara disiplin, kerjasama, bertanggung jawab dan jujur. Oleh karena itu harus di lestarikan agar tidak tergerus oleh perkembangan zaman.
Kreativitas Seni Melalui Metode Collective Painting
Authors: Hariyani Tri Indah , Fajrie Nur , Roysa Mila 
Published: August 2021

Penerapan metode collective painting bisa dijadikan variasi dan inovasi metode untuk menumbuhkan kreativitas seni anak dalam mengekspresikan diri. Karakteristik anak di desa Mayongkidul Jepara yang gemar belajar sambil bermain sejalan dengan pelaksanaan dari metode collective painting. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk menganalisis dan mendeskripsikan proses berkarya serta pengaruh penerapan metode collective painting. Jenis penelitian ini menggunakan metode mixed methods dengan desain Sequential Exploratori. Analisis data yang dilakukan dengan cara pengumpulan data, penyajian, transformasi, korelasi, konsolidasi, perbandingan dan kesimpulan data melalui uji validitas dan uji reliabilitas dari data meliputi wawancara, observasi dan studi dokumentasi. Hasil dari penelitian ini menunjukkan adanya 3 aspek nilai yakni nilai elaborasi, nilai kolaborasi dan nilai emosional dari pengaruh penerapan metode collective painting untuk menumbuhkan kreativitas seni pada anak di Desa Mayongkidul Jepara sehingga metode collective painting dapat digunakan sebagai alternatif dalam menyampaikan pembelajaran seni budaya dan keterampilan.
Poetic Madness in Malcolm Bradbury’s Eating People Is Wrong
Authors: Friji Noureddine 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This article addresses the age-old correlation between poetic genius and madness as represented in Malcolm Bradbury’s academic novel Eating People Is Wrong (1959), zeroing in on a student-cum-poet and a novelist-cum-poet called Louis Bates and Carey Willoughby, respectively. While probing this unexplored theme in Bradbury’s novel, I pursue three primary aims. To begin with, I seek to demonstrate that certain academics’ tendency to fuse or confuse the poetic genius of their students and colleagues with madness is not only rooted in inherited assumptions, generalizations, and exaggerations but also in their own antipathy towards poets on the grounds that they persistently diverge from social norms. Second, I endeavour to ignite readers’ enthusiasm about the academic novel subgenre by underscoring the vital role it plays in energizing scholarly debate about the appealing theme of poetic madness. Lastly, the study concedes that notwithstanding the prevalence of prejudice among their populations, universities, on the whole, do not relinquish their natural veneration for originality, discordant views, and rewarding dialogue.
Dualistic Vision in Virginia Woolf’sThe Waves
Authors: Gami Loran 
Published: August 2021

AbstractThe article focuses on Virginia Woolf’s novel,The Waves,asui generiswork, in which the writer explores metaphysical and epistemological issues such as the meaning of selfhood, time and identity as flux, silence and language, the self as defined by language, and other fundamental concerns. These topics are explored through a dualistic perspective. This duality permeates the entire structure of the novel through binary oppositions: the self as one/the self as plural; the lyrical/the novelistic; the mystical/the rational; narrative/formlessness; the embodied/the disembodied; potentiality/actuality; language/silence. Woolf’s ambivalent approach is also at work in the way she uses language in the novel. The urge towards a teleological existence prompts her characters to turn events into a narrative that would arrange and combine them into one thread. The present article, however, shows that inThe Wavesthe very human propensity to turn experience into a coherent story is countered by the opposite perception that this narrativizing drive is only an illusion.
Narrative Quantum Cosmology in Michael Frayn’s Copenhagen
Authors: Amani Omid , Pirnajmuddin Hossein 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Twentieth-century drama has made the stage a site for reflecting on science. Michael Frayn’s Copenhagen, considered by many as one of the most striking contributions to “science plays,” portrays the elusive yet crucial short meeting of the two pillars of quantum physics, Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg, in the autumn of 1941. The play employs ‘real’ scientists as characters that recurrently refer to and explain their scientific ideas such as uncertainty and complementarity, recognized as the Copenhagen Interpretation. Adopting the approach of possible worlds theory, this article analyses the concept of ‘possible worlds’ as projected in Copenhagen in light of the idea that physics itself has proposed a proliferation of parallel universes (multiverse). In fact, our main thesis is that the play offers an alternate history and brings about a myriad of counterfactuals that are tested as “drafts.”
“L’enfer, c’est les autres”: En-gendering Sin in Middle English Religious Drama. The Case of Chester
Authors: Ciobanu Estella 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
This article investigates the relationship between sin and its retribution as depicted in three Middle English biblical plays concerned with retribution, Noah’s Flood, the Harrowing of Hell and the Last Judgement, in the Chester biblical drama collection. The plays’ general tenor is, to modern sensibilities, conservative and disciplinarian with respect to social mores. Yet, studying the portrayal of sin against the plays’ social background may uncover secular mutations of the Christian conceptualisation of sin as a function of gender as well as estate. Chester’s Last Judgement dramatises sin in accordance with fifteenth-century ecclesiastical and secular developments which criminalise people along gender-specific, not just trade-specific, lines. In showing Mulier as the only human being whom Christ leaves behind in hell after his redemptive descensus, the Harrowing dooms not just the brewers’ and alehouse-keepers’ dishonesty, as imputed to brewsters in late medieval England, but women themselves, if under the guise of their trade-related dishonesty. The underside of the Chester Noahs’ cleansing voyage is women’s ideological and social suppression. Whether or not we regard the Good Gossips’ wine-drinking – for fear of the surging waters – or Mrs Noah’s defiant resistance to her husband as a performance of the sin of humankind calling for the punitive deluge, the script gives female characters a voice not only to show their sinfulness. Rather, like the Harrowing of Hell and less so the Last Judgement, Noah’s Flood, I argue, participates in a hegemonic game which appropriates one sin of the tongue, gossip, to make it backfire against those incriminated for using it in the first place: women.
Charitable London: F(o)unding the First Philanthropic Societies in the Metropolis
Authors: Butoescu Elena 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
As this article is less about charity per se than it is about the relationships between place and institutional policies of benevolence, my intention is to look at how practices and laws of public charity operated in a city whose economic and social geography was changing after 1700, when the streets were populated with vulnerable people driven into poverty and when the subjects of pauperism and poor laws “engaged the attention of the legislature with increasing frequency” (Purdy 287). This article looks at the modus operandi of private and public philanthropic societies in eighteenth-century London in order to observe how both religious- and secular-driven charitable societies were motivated by the same goal of social reform, whether prompted by the Enlightenment or religious values. While the notion of Pietas Londinensis indicated the existence of various operating charities and casual philanthropic acts in the London area, charitable institutions had not been set up until the eighteenth century. In late Stuart and Georgian Britain charitable, London was shaped both by economic forces and by the various cultural meanings people attached to its space, and this new paradigm transferred all matters concerning the poor from parochial obligation to civic responsibility. The article will focus on the mechanisms which made this transfer possible while considering acts of public charity and philanthropic societies that emerged in the long eighteenth century, from hospitals and infirmaries to almshouses and charity schools, with a view to observing the changes in English mentality as a result of charitable activity.
Self-Mention in Science Communication Associated with COVID-19 Research: A Comparison of Computer-Mediated Communicative Practices in the United Kingdom and the United States of America
Authors: Kapranov Oleksandr 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
The article introduces and discusses a corpus-assisted study that sets out to identify and analyse how self-mention is employed in science communication associated with COVID-19 research disseminated to the general public by leading universities in the United Kingdom (the UK) and the United States of America (the USA). The corpus of the study is comprised of computer-mediated communication related to the COVID-19 pandemic on the official websites of Johns Hopkins University (the USA) and University College London (the UK). The corpus was examined quantitatively for the presence of self-mentions, such as I, my, me, mine, myself, and we, our, ours, ourselves, and us. The results of the quantitative analysis indicated that computer-mediated communicative practices associated with COVID-19 discourse and communication by these scientific institutions exhibit similarities in terms of the use of self-mentions. However, in contrast to COVID-19-related discourse communicated by Johns Hopkins University, the self-mention I and its forms were used more liberally in COVID-19-related discourse and communication disseminated by University College London. These findings are further discussed in the article from the vantage point of the current Anglo-Saxon tradition of academic writing in English.
Ferris Wheels, Faust, and Forms of Influence in Malcolm Lowry and Graham Greene
Authors: Stevenson Randall 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
Ferris Wheels seem to fascinate film-directors – notably Carol Reed in The Third Man (1949), based on Graham Greene’s story and script. Though Ferris Wheels figure less conspicuously in twentieth-century novels, Malcolm Lowry provides an exception in Under the Volcano (1947), a novel also comparable to The Third Man in other ways. One explanation might be that Greene simply drew on Lowry’s example when developing his film-script (later published as a novella) – work begun very shortly after Under the Volcano had appeared. More plausibly, each writer might be understood to have responded separately, though similarly, to the unique pressures of their age. Identifying how these stresses were represented in their work, through cognate symbologies, may suggest some productive ways of reading historically.
Homes for Canadians (I)
Authors: Howard David Brian 
Published: August 2021

Abstract
According to Giorgio Agamben, the Greek term for ‘habitual dwelling place,’ or ‘habit,’ is ethos. The rise to prominence in the twentieth century of the modern idea of the suburb, or ‘suburbia,’ held open the door to the potential realization of the American (and Canadian) dream ethos of universal home ownership. The tantalizing appeal of a the ideal of ‘home’ and ‘homeland’ have become key terms in the Post World War Two pursuit of a mode of ‘dwelling’ linked to consumer capitalism. Yet for Frankfurt School critics such as Theodor W. Adorno, the pursuit of this suburban ideal induced a deep sense of ennui such that to feel ‘at home’ in such a suburban environment challenged the very foundations of the dwelling place of Western civilization. “It is part of morality,” Adorno concluded in his book, Minima Moralia, “not to be at home in one’s home.” This text is an exercise in examining this question of “dwelling” and “home” through an allegorical poetical focus (drawn from Walter Benjamin and Charles Baudelaire) focusing on a newly completed suburb in the Canadian city of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Ice phenomena in investigations of Polish lakes
Authors: Skowron Rajmund 
Published: August 2021

AbstractThe paper presents nearly 150 years of history of ice research conducted on Polish lakes. In the first stage, these were observations and expedition studies that had an exploratory purpose. It was not until the 1920s that stationary measurements on several lakes were introduced. Unfortunately, the outbreak of World War II interrupted these observations. After the war, they were resumed in 1946, but the real beginning of investigations of ice phenomena on lakes is taken to be 1960. At present, stationary measurements of ice phenomena are conducted on about 70 lakes located mainly in northern Poland. Besides the purely explorative purpose, experimental research on ice phenomena on lakes has also contributed to the development of a measurement methodology. The author of this paper took part in numerous experimental studies conducted on over 30 lakes for which the ice results are partially presented below.