bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Evidence-Based Sensory Interventions: Perceptions, Knowledge, and Practices of Occupational Therapy Practitioners
Authors: Carter Denese , Glennon Tara J. 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
This study explored the perceptions, practices, and decision-making processes of occupational therapy practitioners using sensory-based strategies with children experiencing sensory-processing difficulties. The results can inform professional practice and successful research translation.
Primary Author and Speaker: Denese Carter
Additional Authors and Speakers: Tara J. Glennon
Patient-Centered Outcomes: Partnering With People With Neurological Disability From Rural Communities to Understand Priorities
Authors: Hunter Elizabeth G. , Kitzman Patrick 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/19/2018
This patient-centered outcomes research–funded project looked at engagement and health care priorities among people with traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, and stroke and caregivers living in underserved rural communities. Results contribute to an understanding of the factors influencing health outcomes for this population.
Primary Author and Speaker: Elizabeth G. Hunter
Additional Authors and Speakers: Patrick Kitzman
Effectiveness of Noise-Attenuating Headphones for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder
Authors: Pfeiffer Beth , Duker Leah Stein , Shiu Chengshi Amory 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/19/2018
Children with autism spectrum disorder often demonstrate atypical responses to auditory stimuli that impact stress and arousal levels. This study examined the efficacy of two types of noise-attenuating headphones on electrodermal responses in natural environments using an innovative measurement system.
Primary Author and Speaker: Beth Pfeiffer
Additional Authors and Speakers: Leah Stein Duker, Chengshi Amory Shiu
Use of the Complex Task Performance Assessment as a Performance-Based Measure of Functional Cognition in People With Parkinson’s Disease
Authors: Foster Erin R. , Kwalwaser Alison Cara 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
Neuropsychological and patient-reported outcome measures may not fully characterize cognitive dysfunction in people with early Parkinson’s disease (PD). Performance-based measures can guide the development of interventions to address functional cognition and increase participation and quality of life in people with PD.
Primary Author and Speaker: Erin R. Foster
Additional Authors and Speakers: Alison Cara Kwalwaser
Contributing Authors: Timothy Wolf, Carolyn Baum
Yoga Improves Occupational Performance, Pain-Related Disability, and Activities of Daily Living for People With Chronic Pain
Authors: Schmid Arlene A. , Grimm Laura A. , Chop Carol A. 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
We examined the impact of an 8-week yoga intervention on occupational performance, pain-related disability, and activities of daily living for people with chronic pain. All outcome measure scores significantly improved for participants randomized to the yoga intervention.
Primary Author and Speaker: Arlene A. Schmid
Additional Authors and Speakers: Laura A. Grimm, Carol A. Chop
Contributing Authors: Jen Portz, Christine A. Fruhauf, Marieke Van Puymbroeck, Matthew Bair
Explicating Theory: The Effect of Robotic Mobility Experience on Infant Motivation to Move
Authors: Dennis Carole , Crowell Margaret , Shade Hannah 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
Precrawling infants who were randomly assigned to a locomotor (using a robotic mobility device) or a control condition participated in 12 play sessions with similar protocols. Researchers rated locomotor infants higher in motivation to move than control infants, consistent with dynamic systems theory.
Primary Author and Speaker: Carole Dennis
Additional Authors and Speakers: Margaret Crowell, Hannah Shade
Contributing Authors: Nancy Rader, Sharon Stansfield, Helene Larin, Judith Pena-Shaff
African-American Caregivers’ Perceptions of Care Needs Affecting Access to Services for Their Children With Autism
Authors: Benevides Teal , DeGrace Beth , Kearney Pam 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
Racial and ethnic disparities in service access for children with autism disproportionately impact African-American families. This qualitative study identified caregiver beliefs, knowledge, and expectations that influenced their help seeking and the specific help-seeking steps they used to obtain care.
Primary Author and Speaker: Teal Benevides
Additional Authors and Speakers: Beth DeGrace, Pam Kearney
Contributing Authors: Mallory Lanier, Sharon Cosper
Scientific Research Panel 304D Reliability of the Participation and Sensory Environment Questionnaire–Teacher Version
Authors: Piller Aimee 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
This study provides the reliability and factor analysis of the Participation and Sensory Environment Questionnaire–Teacher Version, a new assessment designed to assess the impact of the sensory environment on participation for children with autism spectrum disorder in preschool settings.
Primary Author and Speaker: Aimee Piller
Contributing Authors: Tina Fletcher, Beth Pfeiffer, Karen Dunlap, Noralyn Pickens
The Impact of Sensory Processing Challenges on Participation in Daily Life: A Pilot Study
Authors: Schoen Sarah , Miller Lucy Jane , Mulligan Shelley 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/22/2018
Occupational performance challenges are described in a group of children with sensory processing and integration challenges. Understanding parent concerns and priorities is critical to treatment planning. The differential effect of sensory patterns on occupational performance can inform intervention.
Primary Author and Speaker: Sarah Schoen
Additional Authors and Speakers: Lucy Jane Miller, Shelley Mulligan
Advancing Occupational Therapy Care Through Stakeholder and Patient-Engaged Quality Improvement Initiatives
Authors: Martinez Jenny , Leland Natalie 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/22/2018
We describe the development and implementation of a stakeholder engagement framework within a federally funded study evaluating postacute care. Strategies for using this framework to enhance clinical quality improvement initiatives and future research efforts are discussed.
Primary Author and Speaker: Jenny Martinez
Additional Authors and Speakers: Natalie Leland
Contributing Authors: Jeremy Furniss, Addie Middleton, Kendra Hanley, Eunjoo Pacifici, Theresa Murphy, Holly Holyk, David Karchem
The effect of the 2013–2016 high temperature anomaly in the subarctic Northeast Pacific (the “Blob”) on net community production
Authors: Yang Bo , Emerson Steven R. , Peña M. Angelica 
Published: November 2018

Abstract. A large anomalously warm water patch (the “Blob”) appeared in the NE
Pacific Ocean in the winter of 2013–2014 and persisted through 2016 causing
strong positive upper ocean temperature anomalies at Ocean Station Papa
(OSP, 50∘ N, 145∘ W). The effect of the temperature
anomalies on annual net community production (ANCP) was determined by upper
ocean chemical mass balances of O2 and dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) using data from a profiling
float and a surface mooring. Year-round oxygen mass balance in the upper
ocean (0 to 91–111 m) indicates that ANCP decreased after the first year
when warmer water invaded this area and then returned to the “pre-Blob”
value (2.4, 0.8, 2.1, and 1.6 mol C m−2 yr−1 from 2012 to 2016,
with a mean value of 1.7±0.7 mol C m−2 yr−1). ANCP
determined from the DIC mass balance has a mean value that is similar within the
errors as that from the O2 mass balance but without a significant trend
(2.0, 2.1, 2.6, and 3.0 mol C m−2 yr−1 with a mean value of 2.4±0.6 mol C m−2 yr−1). This is likely due to differences in
the air–sea gas exchange, which is a major term for both mass balances.
Oxygen has a residence time with respect to gas exchange of about 1 month
while the CO2 gas exchange response time is more like a year. Therefore
the biologically induced oxygen saturation anomaly responds fast enough to
record annual changes, whereas that for CO2 does not. Phytoplankton
pigment analysis from the upper ocean shows lower chlorophyll a
concentrations and changes in plankton community composition (greater
relative abundance of picoplankton) in the year after the warm water patch
entered the area than in previous and subsequent years. Our analysis of
multiple physical and biological processes that may have caused the ANCP
decrease after warm water entered the area suggests that it was most likely
due to the temperature-induced changes in biological processes.
SOBRE VÍDEOS DO YOUTUBE RELACIONADOS À CONFECÇÃO DE IMPLEMENTOS ADAPTADOS PARA O ENSINO DO ATLETISMO NA ESCOLA
Authors: De Castro Thiago Lucas , Matthiesen Sara Quenzer , Ginciene Guy 
Published: November 2018

Com o objetivo de investigar vídeos do Youtube sobre implementos adaptados de atletismo, essa pesquisa teve duas etapas: 1. identificação de vídeos sobre a confecção de implementos adaptados ao atletismo; 2. catalogação dos vídeos, organizando-se um banco de dados. No total, foram 28 os vídeos do Youtube, sendo: 6 de barreira, 4 de martelo, 6 de dardo, 2 de disco, 5 de peso, 2 de bastão, 1 de raia e 2 que envolvem a confecção de dois ou mais implementos, organizados em duas categorias de acordo com as características dos materiais. Os resultados revelaram que os vídeos do Youtube podem contribuir como um recurso importante para a difusão e confecção de implementos adaptados utilizando-se diferentes materiais que ampliam as possibilidades de ensino desse conteúdo na escola.
ESTUDO DA ESTRUTURA INTERNA E PRECISÃO DA ESCALA BALBINOTTI-CARDOSO DE SUPORTE SOCIAL DE TREINADORES (EB-CSST- 08)
Authors: Cardoso Marcelo Silva , Abaide Balbinotti Marcos Alencar , Wiethaeuper Daniela , Abaide Balbinotti Carlos Adelar 
Published: November 2018

O objetivo deste estudo é testar o modelo bidimensional – Orientação à Confiança (OConf.) e Orientação à Compreensão (OComp.) – Avaliado pela Escala Balbinotti-Cardoso de Suporte Social de Treinadores (EB-CSST-08), através dos princípios métricos das análises fatoriais e consistência interna. Participaram do estudo 572 atletas de 13 a 35 anos ( = 15,79±3,17). Os resultados das análises fatoriais exploratória (explicando cerca de 59,18% da variância total do construto) e confirmatória (GFI = 0,96; AGFI = 0,93; SRMR = 0,05; χ2/gl = 2,40; CFI = 0,93) permitem concluir que o modelo testado confirmou satisfatoriamente a existência de duas dimensões. Cálculos de consistência interna asseguraram a fidelidade do modelo testado. Palavras-chave: Validade. Confiabilidade. Liderança. Suporte Social. Study of internal structure and precision of scale Balbinotti-Cardoso the Social Support of Coaches (EB-CSST-08) Abstract. The aim of this study is to test the two-dimensional model – the guidance to the confidence (OConf.) and guidance to the understanding (OUnd.) – determined by the Balbinotti Cardoso Social Support of Coaches (EB-CSST-08), through the principles of factorial analysis and metric internal consistency. Participated in this study 572 athletes, ages ranging from 13 to 35 years old ( = 15,79±3,17). The results of the exploratory factorial analysis (explaining about of 59.18% of the total variance of the construct) and confirmatory (GFI = 0,96; AGFI = 0,93; SRMR = 0,05; χ2/gl = 2,40; CFI = 0,93) lead to the conclusion that the model tested satisfactorily confirmed the existence of two dimensions. Internal consistency indexes ensured the fidelity of the model tested.Key words: Validity. Reliability. Leadership. Social Support. Estudio de la estructura interna y precisión de la escala Balbinotti-Cardoso de Apoyo Social de Entrenadores (EB-CSST-08) Resumen. El objetivo de este estudio es poner a prueba el modelo bidimensional – Orientación a la Confianza (OConf.) y Orientación a la Comprensión (OComp.) – determinado por el escala Balbinotti-Cardoso de Soporte Social de entrenadores (EB-CSST-08), a través de los princípios métricos del análisis factorial y consistencia interna. Participaron en este estudio 572 atletas de 13 a 35 años ( = 15,79±3,17). Los resultados del análisis factorial exploratorio (explicando acerca de 59.18% de la varianza total del constructo) y confirmación (GFI = 0,96; AGFI = 0,93; SRMR = 0,05; χ2/gl = 2,40; CFI = 0,93) conducen a la conclusión que el modelo probado satisfactoriamente confirmó la existencia de dos dimensiones. Cálculos de consistencia interna aseguraron la fidelidad del modelo probado.Palabras clave: Validez. Fiabilidad. Liderazgo. Apoyo Social.
Toxicity of Melaleuca alternifolia essential oil to the mitochondrion and NAD+/NADH dehydrogenase in Tribolium confusum
Authors: Liao Min , Yang Qian-Qian , Xiao Jin-Jing , Huang Yong , Zhou Li-Jun , Hua Ri-Mao , Cao Hai-Qun 
Published: November 2018

Background
In our previous study, Melaleuca alternifolia essential oil (EO) was considered to have an insecticidal effect by acting on the mitochondrial respiratory chain in insects. However, the mode of action is not fully understood.

Methods
In this study, we investigated the insecticidal efficacy of the M. alternifolia EO against another major stored-product pest, Tribolium confusum Jacquelin du Val. Rarefaction and vacuolization of the mitochondrial matrix were evident in oil-fumigated T. confusum adults.

Results
Alterations to the mitochondria confirmed the insecticidal effect of the M. alternifolia EO. Furthermore, comparative transcriptome analysis of T. confusum using RNA-seq indicated that most of the differentially expressed genes were involved in insecticide detoxification and mitochondrial function. The biochemical analysis showed that the intracellular NAD+/NADH ratio is involved in the differential effect of the M. alternifolia EO.

Discussion
These results led us to conclude that NAD+/NADH dehydrogenase may be the prime target site for the M. alternifolia EO in insects, leading to blocking of the mitochondrial respiratory chain.
NOTAS SOBRE EXTRAÇÃO NO PORTUGUÊS BRASILEIRO | NOTES ON EXTRACTION IN BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE
Authors: Sedrins Adeilson Pinheiro 
Published: November 2018

<p>Este trabalho discute simetrias e assimetrias verificadas no comportamento de extração de complementos e adjuntos de nome a partir de DPs no português brasileiro (PB), numa comparação com dados de extração do inglês. A análise assume a proposta apresentada em Avelar (2006) para extração de adjuntos nominais no português e oferece uma proposta preliminar para dar conta da simetria verificada entre a extração de complementos e de adjuntos nominais no PB. O modelo de análise é embasado na Teoria de Princípios e Parâmetros, na sua versão minimalista (CHOMSKY, 1995 e trabalhos subsequentes).</p><p><strong>Abstract:</strong> <em>This paper discusses symmetries and asymmetries observed between extraction of adjuncts and complements from DPs in Brazilian Portuguese (BP), comparing the data to those found in English. We assume Avelar’s (2006) proposal, regarding adjunct extraction in Portuguese and offer one preliminary proposal in order to accommodate the symmetry observed on extraction of adjuncts and complements of nouns in BP. The analysis is based on the Principles and Parameters Theory, in its minimalist version (CHOMSKY, 1995 and subsequent works).</em></p><p>Keywords: <em>Extraction; Adjunct of noun; Complement of noun.</em></p><p> </p>
WH-CLAUSES IN CLASSICAL PORTUGUESE: VERB MOVEMENT AND THE LEFT PERIPHERY | ORAÇÕES-WH NO PORTUGUÊS CLÁSSICO: MOVIMENTO DO VERBO E PERIFERIA ESQUERDA
Authors: Antonelli André 
Published: November 2018

<p>Within the generative literature on wh-interrogatives in Classical Portuguese, it is traditionally assumed that, in matrix clauses, this language shows generalized verb movement to the CP field (DAVID, 2016; KATO; MIOTO, 2005; KATO; RIBEIRO, 2009; LOPES-ROSSI, 1996). In this paper, we present further evidence which confirms such an analysis. Under a cartographic view of the CP layer (RIZZI, 1997, 2001, 2004), we show, however, that the verb does not occupy the same position in two types of wh-clauses, an aspect not discussed in the previous literature. Our proposal is that this difference is related to the fact that Classical Portuguese is characterized as a V2 language (ANTONELLI, 2011; GALVES; PAIXÃO DE SOUSA, 2017; GIBRAIL, 2010).</p><p> </p><p><strong>Resumo:</strong> No âmbito da literatura gerativista sobre interrogativas wh do português clássico, tradicionalmente se assume que, em orações matrizes, essa língua apresenta movimento generalizado do verbo para a camada CP (DAVID, 2016; KATO; MIOTO, 2005; KATO; RIBEIRO, 2009; LOPES-ROSSI, 1996). Neste artigo, apresentamos evidências adicionais que confirmam esse tipo de análise. Sob uma visão cartográfica do nível CP (RIZZI, 1997, 2001, 2004), mostramos, no entanto, que o verbo não ocupa a mesma posição em dois tipos específicos de interrogativas wh, aspecto este ainda não discutido na literatura. Nossa proposta é que essa diferença se relaciona ao fato de que o português clássico se caracteriza como uma língua V2 (ANTONELLI, 2011; GALVES; PAIXÃO DE SOUSA, 2017; GIBRAIL, 2010)<em>.</em></p><p> </p>
O FRONTEAMENTO DE INFINITIVOS E PARTICÍPIOS EM PORTUGUÊS ANTIGO E A HIPÓTESE DO FRONTEAMENTO ESTILÍSTICO | FRONTING OF INFINITIVES AND PARTICIPLES IN OLD PORTUGUESE AND THE STYLISTIC FRONTING HYPOTHESIS
Authors: Andrade Aroldo 
Published: November 2018

<p>Este texto apresenta uma análise quantitativa e qualitativa (formal) para o problema do fronteamento de infinitivos e particípios em português antigo. A hipótese adotada é que esse movimento é um subcaso de fronteamento estilístico. Os resultados alcançados confirmam as propriedades sintáticas esperadas; quanto ao aspecto informacional, sugere-se que em alguns contextos há marcação de foco, enquanto noutros há valoração de um traço formal, sem implicar uma interpretação distinta. Finalmente, discutem-se algumas implicações da proposta. </p><p>Abstract<strong>:</strong> <em>This text presents a quantitative and qualitative (formal) analysis for the problem of fronting of infinitives and participles in Old Portuguese. The adopted hypothesis is that this movement is a subcase of stylistic fronting. The attained results have confirmed the expected syntactic properties; as for the informational aspect, it is suggested that in some contexts there is focus marking, while in others there is the valuation of a formal feature, without implying a different interpretation. Finally, some implications for the proposal are discussed.</em></p>
PATRIMÔNIO CULTURAL E MAUS-TRATOS A ANIMAIS: UM ÁLIBI INCONSTITUCIONAL /Cultural heritage and cruelty to animals: an unconstitutional alibi
Authors: CUNHA Danilo Fontenelle Sampaio 
Published: November 2018

<p><span>O meio ambiente tem sua defesa prevista constitucionalmen- te, bem como a lei 9605, de 12 de fevereiro de 1998, dispõe sobre as sanções penais e administrativas derivadas de condutas e atividades lesivas ao meio ambiente. No entanto, ainda persistem práticas indi- viduais ou através de pessoas jurídicas de maus tratos a animais sob o álibi de fazerem parte de nossa cultura, como vaquejadas, rodeios e rinhas de animais. Discorremos sobre o que pode ser considerado cultura e como meros costumes não podem servir como álibis, descre- vendo as implicações penais correspondentes, bem como o possível enquadramento criminal das empresas patrocinadoras e jornalísticas. Analisamos as implicações legais das rinhas de animais, falando so- bre a inaplicabilidade do princípio da insignificância e das normas de crime continuado ante a caracterização de concurso material. Concluí- mos, com efeito, que somente com a assunção da dignidade da pessoa humana como valor primeiro a ser levado em conta nas interpretações das práticas culturais é que poderemos nos aproximar de uma socie- dade justa e que prima pela evolução conjunta, seja individualmente, seja comunitariamente. </span></p>
Social Statistics
Authors: Maggino Filomena 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Social Statistics refers to a scientific discipline whose object is the society, interpreted as the different modalities of interrelation among individuals. In this perspective, social statistics requires a specific apparatus of quantitative and formal methodologies, techniques, and instruments aimed at studying any issue related to the society, seen at microlevel (e.g., individuals) as well as at macrolevel (institutions, organizations, and so on), measured through a quantitative approach, and analyzed through mathematical and computational instruments. The apparatus is consequently particularly remarkable, large, and varied consistently with the variety of social phenomena, which can be measured directly (rarely) or through indicators (very frequently). Traditionally, social statistics tends to exclude the topics related to the economic system and demographic dynamics, even though they represent in themselves social domains.
Is the seductive details effect moderated by mood? An eye‐tracking study
Authors: Ketzer‐Nöltge Almut , Schweppe Judith , Rummer Ralf 
Published: November 2018

SummaryAccording to the seductive details (SD) effect, interesting, but irrelevant information in learning materials reduces learning outcomes. Basic research suggests that subjects in positive mood are more distractible by task‐irrelevant stimuli than subjects in negative mood. Hence, mood could moderate the SD effect. We tested this assumption by comparing eye movements to seductive pictures in participants in positive versus negative mood. As expected, participants in positive mood fixated pictures longer and more frequently than participants in negative mood, which can be interpreted in terms of mood‐based higher distractibility. However, this did not translate to a more pronounced SD effect in the learning test. Unexpectedly, there was no SD effect in either mood condition. We discuss implications of the eye‐tracking data as well as potential reasons for the nonexistent SD effect in our study.
Strain Coupling and Dynamic Relaxation in a Molecular Perovskite‐Like Multiferroic Metal–Organic Framework
Authors: Xin Lipeng , Zhang Zhiying , Carpenter Michael A. , Zhang Ming , Jin Feng , Zhang Qingming , Wang Xiaoming , Tang Weihua , Lou Xiaojie 
Published: November 2018

AbstractMagnetic metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) with a perovskite structure AMX3 are emerging single‐phased multiferroics with different sources of magnetic and electric ordering. However, the atomic mechanism underlying the multiple ferroic coupling is convincingly clarified. In this work, large single crystals of [(CH3)2NH2][Ni(HCOO)3] are synthesized and shown to exhibit a first‐order ferroelectric phase transition at ≈178 K during heating and at ≈151 K during cooling, as confirmed by temperature‐dependent differential scanning calorimetry, Raman scattering, and X‐ray diffraction studies. Resonant ultrasound spectroscopy (RUS) is used to investigate the elastic and anelastic properties between 5 and 300 K. The RUS results show an abrupt disappearance of resonance peaks above the ferroelectric transition point of ≈178 K. This is probably due to the unfreezing of dimethylammonium cation motion which couples with local strain. Small changes in elastic properties associated with two known magnetic transition at ≈35 and ≈15 K, respectively, are indicative of weak magnetoelastic coupling. An apparent peak in acoustic loss accompanying the canted antiferromagnetic ordering (≈35 K) and spin reorientation transition (≈15 K) is attributed to dynamical magnetoelastic coupling on the RUS time scale of ≈10−6 s. In comparison with the same MOF structures containing Mn2+ and Co2+, the smaller Ni2+ ions effectively generate an internal chemical pressure and induce a compressed ion force on the anion frameworks. This study opens up a new landscape to explore possibilities for ferroic‐order coupling in molecular MOFs.