bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
High School Transition Team Members’ Perception of Occupational Therapy–Conducted Transition Assessments
Authors: Trujillo Christopher , Carr Mikaela , Poach Meghan 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
Most of a sample of special educators indicated that occupational therapists can conduct transition assessments to create postsecondary transition plans for adolescents with disabilities. By addressing occupational performance, vocational interests, sensory processing, and self-determination, occupational therapists can analyze students’ strengths, interests, deficits, coursework, and postsecondary goals for housing, education, training, and employment.
Primary Author and Speaker: Christopher Trujillo
Additional Authors and Speakers: Mikaela Carr, Meghan Poach
Use of a Novel Mixed Methods Approach to Study Leadership Within Occupational Therapy
Authors: Truskowski Scott 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
This study used a novel mixed methods approach to explore the lived experiences of formal occupational therapy leaders. Methodological decisions that led to the use of two qualitative approaches and themes developed from each phase of the data analysis are discussed.
Primary Author and Speaker: Scott Truskowski
Contributing Authors: Kristin Winston, Adrienne Lauer, Barbara Hooper
Identifying Instructional Methods for Development of Clinical Reasoning in Entry-Level Occupational Therapy Education
Authors: Henderson Whitney , Coppard Brenda 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
This study provides relevant information about what instructional methods faculty use most often and what they find valuable to successfully teach clinical reasoning. Future work needs to identify specific methods that are most effective to build the cadre of contemporary scholarship of teaching and learning for occupational therapy.
Primary Author and Speaker: Whitney Henderson
Additional Authors and Speakers: Brenda Coppard
Contributing Authors: Youngue Qi
Understanding Activity Participation Among Individuals With Wolfram Syndrome
Authors: Bumpus Emily , Foster Erin 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
Wolfram syndrome (WFS) is a rare progressive genetic disease with metabolic and neurological impairments. We found that WFS negatively affected activity participation and that this effect may increase as WFS progresses. The most salient WFS symptoms may be those associated with neurodegeneration.
Primary Author and Speaker: Emily Bumpus
Additional Authors and Speakers: Erin Foster
Contributing Authors: Tamara Hershey, Tasha Doty, Samantha Ranck, Meredith Gronski, Fumihko Urano
When Chronic Pelvic Pain Symptoms Increase: Occupational Therapy Can Help Clients Reengage in Daily Occupations
Authors: Hayden Cindy 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
A study of 579 women with chronic pelvic pain identified factors that increased symptoms. Significant associations were found with consumption of bladder-irritating food and drinks, increased stress, poor sleep, pressure or vibration to the pelvic area, and decreased general health.
Primary Author and Speaker: Cindy Hayden
Systematic Review of Fine Motor and Handwriting Programs in Kindergarten Through Second Grade
Authors: Hasenauer Kristin , Greiner Bobbi 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
Fine motor skills impact children’s handwriting and school performance. This study found that programs with the best outcomes were structured, intensive, repetitive, and designed or implemented by an occupational therapist. These findings can help shape classroom or community-based writing programs.
Primary Author and Speaker: Kristin Hasenauer
Additional Authors and Speakers: Bobbi Greiner
Contributing Authors: Samantha Duff, Rebecca Jessen, Jillian Pindar, Jessica Wojcik
Progress Measurement in Children With Developmental Disabilities Using Goal Attainment Scaling
Authors: Russell Maureen , Nivens Amber , Hall Lauren 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
The aim of this research was to determine whether diverse pediatric clients receiving therapy services were making sufficient progress toward individualized client-centered goals when measured quarterly using goal attainment scaling. Factors that may contribute to reported progress are discussed.
Primary Author and Speaker: Maureen Russell
Additional Authors and Speakers: Amber Nivens, Lauren Hall
Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives on Home Programs for People With Stroke
Authors: Palermo Valerie , Donoso-Brown Elena , Ducey Lauren 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
This qualitative study examined occupational therapists’ perspectives on home program implementation for people with stroke and explored the areas of clinical growth in home program development, incorporation of technology, and strategies to support and monitor adherence.
Primary Author and Speaker: Valerie Palermo
Additional Authors and Speakers: Elena Donoso–Brown, Lauren Ducey
Overcoming Barriers and Recognizing Facilitators of Implementing Urban Jail Community Reentry Programming: A Mixed Methods Process Evaluation
Authors: Jaegers Lisa , Hayes Christine 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/19/2018Abstract Synopsis Occupation-based, holistic reentry programming is critical for the successful transition to the community of incarcerated individuals. This study explored the fidelity of prerelease occupational therapy services using a mixed methods process evaluation to identify the barriers and facilitators of implementation of justice-based occupational therapy.
Primary Author and Speaker: Lisa Jaegers
Additional Authors and Speakers: Christine Hayes
Contributing Authors: Brittany Conners, William Meirink, Stacy West-Bruce, Anna Paskvalich, Serena Blank, Karen Barney
Risk Assessment for Musculoskeletal Strain Among Dental Hygienists: Validity and Reliability of a Video Observation Technique
Authors: Roll Shawn 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
Upper extremity musculoskeletal injuries are common in dental hygienists. To enhance prevention, an ecologically valid observational technique for evaluating risks in dental hygiene practice is needed. This study describes a new video observation technique and reliability results.
Primary Author and Speaker: Shawn Roll
Contributing Authors: Mark E. Hardison, Nikki Colclazier
Effects of Mind–Body Interventions on Stress, Anxiety, and Pain in Hand Therapy Patients
Authors: Hardison Mark 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
This randomized, crossover pilot study explored the acute effects of mindfulness and visual biofeedback on pain, stress, and anxiety in hand therapy. Reduction in anxiety and trending reduction in stress within the experimental conditions indicate that a future, fully powered trial is warranted.
Primary Author and Speaker: Mark Hardison
Contributing Authors: David Black, Shawn C. Roll
Evidence for increased expression of the Amundsen Sea Low over the South Atlantic during the late Holocene
Authors: Thomas Zoë A. , Jones Richard T. , Fogwill Chris J. , Hatton Jackie , Williams Alan N. , Hogg Alan , Mooney Scott , Jones Philip , Lister David , Mayewski Paul , Turney Chris S. M. 
Published: November 2018

Abstract. The Amundsen Sea Low (ASL) plays a major role in the climate and environment
of Antarctica and the Southern Ocean, including surface air temperature and
sea ice concentration changes. Unfortunately, a relative dearth of
observational data across the Amundsen and Bellingshausen seas prior to the
satellite era (post-1979) limits our understanding of the past behaviour and
impact of the ASL. The limited proxy evidence for changes in the ASL are
primarily restricted to the Antarctic where ice core evidence suggests a
deepening of the atmospheric pressure system during the late Holocene.
However, no data have previously been reported from the northern side of the
ASL. Here we report a high-resolution, multi-proxy study of a 5000-year-long
peat record from the Falkland Islands, a location sensitive to contemporary
ASL dynamics which modulates northerly and westerly airflow across the
southwestern South Atlantic sector of the Southern Ocean. In combination with
climate reanalysis, we find a marked period of wetter, colder conditions most
likely the result of enhanced southerly airflow between 5000 and 2500 years
ago, suggesting limited ASL influence over the region. After 2500 years ago,
drier and warmer conditions were established, implying more westerly airflow
and the increased projection of the ASL onto the South Atlantic. The possible
role of the equatorial Pacific via atmospheric teleconnections in driving
this change is discussed. Our results are in agreement with Antarctic ice
core records and fjord sediments from the southern South American coast, and
suggest that the Falkland Islands provide a valuable location for reconstructing
high southern latitude atmospheric circulation changes on multi-decadal to
millennial timescales.
A INSATISFAÇÃO CORPORAL NA INFÂNCIA E INÍCIO DA ADOLESCÊNCIA
Authors: Duarte Miguel Angelo , Voser Rogério Da Cunha , Hernández José Augusto Evangelho , Goulart Cláudia Kátia Lee da Silva 
Published: November 2018

A insatisfação corporal, preditora de transtornos alimentares, é a desaprovação do indivíduo pela sua própria aparência física. Este estudo examinou esta variável em 303 estudantes, de seis a 14 anos idade, do Ensino Fundamental de Porto Alegre/RS. Cada participante indicou a silhueta mais parecida com seu corpo e a mais desejada numa Escala de Silhuetas, também foi calculado o Índice de Massa Corporal para cada indivíduo. Como insatisfação corporal foram consideradas as diferenças entre os escores das silhuetas autopercebidas e desejadas. A insatisfação corporal apareceu a partir de 10 anos para meninas e foram encontradas diferenças sexuais na forma de experimentar esse sentimento. Possivelmente, maturação física e fatores psicossociais explicam esses achados.
JOVENS FUTEBOLISTAS BRASILEIROS NA EUROPA: INTERPRETANDO O COTIDIANO CULTURAL POR MEIO DA NETNOGRAFIA
Authors: Brüggemann Ângelo Luiz , Pires Giovani De Lorenzi , Bitencourt Fernando Gonçalves 
Published: November 2018

A pesquisa teve por objetivo promover interpretações, com base em uma netnografia, a respeito das interações de nove jovens futebolistas brasileiros atuantes na Europa em seus perfis nas redes sociais (Facebook e Instragram), acompanhados ao longo de quatro meses. No texto, são destacados aspectos que se relacionam com a linguagem do campo futebolístico e que fazem referências a elementos da cultura brasileira. As considerações finais destacam que a tecnologia permite-lhes se manter presentes no cotidiano da “vida real”, mesmo a distância.
Pork Supply, Marketing and Challenges in Ethiopia
Authors: Zemelak G. S. , Ermias T. , Tewodros F. , Gustavo J. M. M. L. 
Published: November 2018

AbstractThe study was conducted to characterize pork and pork products marketing and challenges in Ethiopia. Multistage random sampling procedure was applied to select a total of 40 pork retailers from six towns. Structured questionnaire was used to collect information through face to face interview. Pork retailers were clustered into three categories as small scale (sell <5kg pork per day), medium scale (sell 5-10kg pork per day) and large scale (sell >10kg pork per day) based on quantities of pork selling per day. Collected data were analyzed using appropriate statistical procedures of SAS and SPSS software packages. The result showed that the quantity of pork products sold per day was too small. About 61.5, 15.4 and 23.1% of pork retailers were selling <5, 5-10 and >1 kg of pork products per day in small, medium and large scale retailers, respectively. In most cases, pork was sold in the form of mortadella, sausage and salami. In addition to pork selling, almost all of the pork retailers were selling one or more other meat types such as beef, mutton, goat meat, fish and chicken. About 92.3% of the pork retailers were selling both beef and chicken meat, and 79.5, 48.7 and 10.3% of them were selling fish, mutton, and goat meat, respectively. The average price (followed by SE) of a kilo gram of pork was 162(6.3), 164(4.0) and 172(6.0) Ethiopian Birr (ranging 7.5 to 8 USD per kg of pork) in small, medium and large scale pork retailers, respectively. The presence of few pork consumers, lack of formal central markets and public complain against pork consumption were the major challenges observed in pig and pork marketing value chain. In concussion, the findings of this study will improve awareness on existing pork marketing systems in Ethiopia and provide valuable information that can support future interventions aiming to solve key challenges in the market value chain.
AL BERTO, POETA-EDITOR: AS MARGENS DA POESIA.
Authors: Guimarães Gustavo Cerqueira 
Published: November 2018

<p style="margin-top: 6.0pt; margin-right: 0cm; margin-bottom: 6.0pt; margin-left: 0cm; text-align: justify;">Este artigo pretende explorar de maneira analítica a primeira década de publicações da poesia do lusitano Al Berto, período compreendido entre 1972 a 1982. Para tanto, destacam-se quatro fatores de sua obra que se relacionam: a recepção (fortuna crítica); a face imagética; o processo marginal das edições – <em>Projets 69</em>, <em>À procura do vento num jardim d’agosto</em>, <em>Meu fruto de morder todas as horas</em>, <em>Mar-de-leva</em>, <em>Dix adresses avant de disparaître</em> e <em>Trabalhos do olhar</em> –; e, por último, o período de exílio em Bruxelas, pouco explorado pela crítica, no qual o poeta se tornou integrante do coletivo de artista intitulado “Montfaucon Research Center”. </p>
CONSIDERAÇÕES SOBRE POESIA CONTEMPORÂNEA E CULTURA POP
Authors: Laranjeira Antonio Eduardo Soares 
Published: November 2018

<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin-top: 12.0pt; margin-right: 0cm; margin-bottom: 12.0pt; margin-left: 0cm; text-align: justify; text-justify: inter-ideograph;"><span style="font-family: ">Este artigo pretende cartografar uma poética contemporânea, cujo sujeito lírico se caracteriza pelo prazer de olhar. Para tanto, empreende-se uma breve revisão da teoria da lírica tradicional, com vistas a sinalizar que a poesia contemporânea pode ser compreendida não como a expressão da essência de um sujeito, mas se organiza em torno de um sujeito que se debruça sobre o outro, como um <em>voyeur</em>. Nessas circunstâncias, são mobilizados os signos de um imaginário urbano global, relativos, principalmente, à cultura pop. </span></p>
ORAÇÕES CONSECUTIVAS: ESTRUTURAS DE CORRELAÇÃO? (CONSECUTIVE CLAUSE: STRUCTURES OF CORRELATION?)
Authors: Rodrigues Violeta Virginia , Santos Evelyn Cristina Marques dos 
Published: November 2018

De acordo com Marques (2009), as cláusulas correlatas consecutivas não se enquadram nos níveis de integração de cláusulas, proposto por Hopper e Traugott (1993), visto que estas envolvem o processo da correlação. Por apresentarem um grau de encaixamento diferente do das subordinadas substantivas, a autora adaptou a proposta funcionalista e as incluiu no grupo de encaixamento de estruturação intermediária 1, uma vez que tais cláusulas não apresentam dependência em relação a um Sintagma Verbal (SV) ou a um Sintagma Nominal (SN), mas em relação a um intensificador. Assim, o presente estudo objetiva rever a proposta de Hopper e Traugott (1993), já institucionalizada nas pesquisas linguísticas funcionais, com vistas a uma investigação mais detalhada dos níveis de integração das cláusulas consecutivas correlatas. Além disso, pretende-se contemplar em nossa análise aspectos semântico-pragmáticos dessas cláusulas, como seu <em>status</em> informacional, relação de consecutividade e os tipos de verbo que compõem tais cláusulas. Para atingirmos o principal objetivo deste trabalho, ou seja, descrever os diferentes níveis de integração sintática das cláusulas consecutivas correlatas, optamos por trabalhar com 15 roteiros de cinema, encontrados no <em>site</em> <a href="http://www.roteirosdecinema.com.br"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">www.roteirosdecinema.com.br</span></a>. Os resultados apontam que tais cláusulas apresentam níveis de integração sintáticos diferenciados a depender do intensificador utilizado e que tal dependência é verificada pela sua mobilidade em relação ao elemento intensificado.
Luta ca caba inda: repensar o arquivo, a história e a memória na Guiné-Bissau através do trabalho de Filipa César
Authors: Cunha Paulo 
Published: November 2018

<p>O objetivo deste texto é propor uma reflexão sobre o trabalho de repensamento dos processos de Arquivo, História e Memória u que o trabalho desenvolvido nos últimos anos na Guiné-Bissa pela artista portuguesa Filipa César. Será em torno da presença do livro no projeto “Luta ca caba inda”. Decidi estruturar esta breve texto em três partes: o “livro objeto” como vestígio arqueológico, o “livro conhecimento” como documento escrito e o “livro memória” como expressão da tradição oral.</p>
A IMPORTÂNCIA DOS ESTUDOS SOBRE A GRAMÁTICA UNIVERSAL NAS PESQUISAS EM AQUISIÇÃO DE SEGUNDA LÍNGUA | THE IMPORTANCE OF UNIVERSAL GRAMMAR STUDIES IN SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION RESEARCH
Authors: Grégis Rosi Ana 
Published: November 2018

<p>A importância dos estudos da Gramática Universal (GU) de Noam Chomsky, tanto para pesquisas sobre a língua materna quanto para pesquisas sobre línguas estrangeiras, é incontestável. Para Chomsky e seus seguidores, aprendemos nossa primeira língua de maneira inata. Além disso, todas as línguas possuem certas características universais (princípios) e algumas diferenças entre si (parâmetros). Uma das questões mais relevantes acerca da relação entre a GU e os estudos de Aquisição de Segunda Língua (SLA) é saber se o acesso à Gramática Universal segue operando de forma semelhante quando aprendemos uma língua adicional. Esta pesquisa, de cunho bibliográfico, tem como objetivo principal discutir a importância desses estudos, assim como explicar as atribuições da GU na ASL e esclarecer algumas hipóteses sobre se há, ou não, acesso à GU por parte dos aprendizes de uma segunda língua.</p><p><strong>Abstract:</strong> <em>The importance of Universal Grammar (UG) studies, by Noam Chomsky, both to researches on first language<span style="text-decoration: line-through;">s</span> and to second language<span style="text-decoration: line-through;">s</span>, is uncontestable. To Chomsky and his followers, we learn our first language innately. Furthermore, all languages have some universal features (principles), and some differences among them (parameters). One of the most relevant issues about the relation between UG and the studies on Second Language Acquisition (SLA) is to know if the access to UG works in a similar way when we learn an additional language. This bibliographical research has as main goal discuss the importance of those studies, explain the assignments of UG in SLA, and describe some hypotheses that might indicate if students of a second language have access or not to the Universal Grammar</em><em>.</em></p><p>Keywords: <em>Universal Grammar; Second language acquisition; principles and parameters</em>.</p>
DO INFINITIVO IMPESSOAL LATINO AO INFINITIVO FLEXIONADO NO PORTUGUÊS BRASILEIRO: ORIGENS E REANÁLISE DA FLEXÃO DE NÚMERO E PESSOA IMPERSONAL INFINITIVE IN LATIN TO INFLECTED INFINITIVE IN BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE: ORIGINS AND REANALYSIS OF INFLECTION ...
Authors: Carvalho Patrícia Helena Veloso , Minussi Rafael Dias 
Published: November 2018

<p>Neste trabalho, apresentamos um estudo descritivo-comparativo entre infinitivo impessoal latino e o infinitivo flexionado no Português Brasileiro (PB) à luz da Teoria Gerativa de Chomsky (1986, 1995, 2001) e da Morfologia Distribuída de Halle &amp; Marantz (1993, 1997). Com o objetivo de sistematizar e traçar um panorama dos principais estudos sobre a origem do infinitivo flexionado no português, colocamos à mostra os prós e contras das duas principais hipóteses para sua gênese - teoria do imperfeito do subjuntivo latino e teoria criadora (MAURER, 1968; MARTINS, 2001; WIREBACK, 1994). A seguir, expomos uma análise das flexões dos verbos no futuro do subjuntivo por meio da Morfologia Distribuída (HALLE; MARANTZ, 1993, MARANTZ, 1997, EMBICK, 2010) e de alguns estudos posteriores como o de Bassani &amp; Lunguinho (2011).</p><p><strong>Abstract:</strong> <em>In this paper, we present a descriptive-comparative study of the Latin impersonal infinitive with the inflected infinitive in Brazilian Portuguese (BP) according to Chomsky’s Generative Theory (1986, 1995, 2001) and the Distributed Morphology theory from Halle &amp; Marantz (1993,1997), aiming to systematize and map an overview of the main studies about the origin of inflected infinitive in Portuguese. We show the pros and cons of the two main hypotheses for its genesis - the latin imperfect subjunctive’s theory and creative theory (MAURER,1968; MARTINS, 2001; WIREBACK, 1994). Next, we show an analysis of the verb in the subjunctive future through Distributed Morphology (HALLE; MARANTZ, 1993, MARANTZ, 1997, EMBICK, 2010) and some later studies, for instance, Bassani &amp; Lunginho (2011)</em>.</p><p>Keywords: <em>Inflected Infinitive; Distributed Morphology; Generative Theory.</em></p>
A EPISTOLOGRAFIA NO TRATADO 'SOBRE O ESTILO' DE DEMÉTRIO E AS PRIMEIRAS REFLEXÕES SOBRE O GÊNERO NA ANTIGUIDADE GRECO-ROMANA | EPISTOLOGRAPHY IN DEMETRIUS’ TREATISE 'ON STYLE' AND THE FIRST REFLECTIONS UPON THIS GENRE IN GRECO-ROMAN ANTIQUITY
Authors: Freitas Gustavo Araújo de 
Published: November 2018

<p>O tratado <em>Sobre o estilo </em>de Demétrio contém uma primeira e rara reflexão teórica mais desenvolvida sobre a epistolografia na Antiguidade Greco-Romana, de que temos conhecimento; um gênero que, apesar de muito praticado, esteve às margens da teoria retórica. Meu intuito é compreender melhor essa reflexão a partir da inserção da mesma na tradição retórica, vista então de uma perspectiva ampla, que abarca desde certas reflexões sobre o gênero da parte de outros retores, até a própria prática e instrução a cargo dos sofistas da época. </p><p><strong>Abstract:</strong> <em>Demetrius’ treatise </em>On Style<em> contains the first reflections upon epistolography – and is a rare occurrence – in Greco-Roman antiquity. Although widely practiced, this genre remained on the fringes of rhetorical theory. The aim of this study is to improve the understanding of Demetrius’ reflection from a broad perspective in the rhetorical tradition, which comprises reflections upon this genre by other rhetoricians and upon its practice and instruction by contemporary sophists</em>.</p>
A ELOQUÊNCIA DO VERNÁCULO NA AURORA DO HUMANISMO | THE ELOQUENCE OF THE VERNACULAR IN THE DAWN OF HUMANISM
Authors: Beccari Alessandro Jocelito 
Published: November 2018

<p>A oposição entre Renascimento e Idade Média pode ser pensada em termos linguísticos: os humanistas opuseram-se aos estudiosos medievais ao criticar o mau uso que estes haviam feito do latim e as consequentes distorções das ideias dos antigos. Para perseguir essa questão, este artigo discute diferentes concepções de gramática em escritos de pensadores proto-humanistas e escolásticos. Adotam-se aqui as perspectivas de Koerner (1989) e Murray (1998), teóricos da Historiografia Linguística. </p><p><strong>Abstract:</strong> <em>The opposition between the Renaissance and the Middle Ages can be considered in linguistic terms: humanists opposed medieval scholars by criticizing their misuse of Latin and consequent distortions of the ideas of the ancients. This article pursues this question by discussing different conceptions of grammar in the writings of proto-humanist scholars and medieval thinkers. The perspectives adopted here are based on the works of linguistic-historiographical theorists Koerner (1989) and Murray (1998)</em>.</p><p> </p>