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Drawn Stories Technique: Method and Concluding TherapeuticTurn
Authors: Trombini Giancarlo , Trombini Elena , Stemberger Gerhard 
Published: October 2024

Summary
The developmental age is often characterized by problems of somatization of psychological problems and conflicts: Anorexia, enuresis, encopresis and persistent constipation. The Drawn-Story (DS) technique presented in this article was developed to enhance and support the narrative-dialogic relationship in the psychodiagnostic and psychotherapeutic context – initially primarily for work with children of developmental age, but later also for other patient groups. It is a projective drawing technique that was developed by Giancarlo Trombini in the 1970s based on his training in Gestalt psychology and psychoanalysis at the University of Bologna and has since been further developed by him, Elena Trombini and their colleagues and also used in other fields of application.
This article uses an early case history of DS to explore central aspects of this technique in greater depth. It also explores the question of whether the Concluding Therapeutic Turn observed in therapies with adults can also be observed in developmental age therapy according to the criterion of reconciliation of time perspectives.
Aus den Anfängen der GTA und der Gestalttheoretischen Psychotherapie – Ein Rückblick anlässlich der 80. Geburtstage von Hans-Jürgen Walter und Hilarion Petzold
Authors: Kriz Jürgen 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
In diesem Beitrag werden die Anfänge der GTA und der Gestalt Theory ab Ende der 1970er Jahre nachgezeichnet. Diese Anfänge waren angesichts der Zerschlagung der Gestaltpsychologie und der Vertreibung eines großen Teils ihrer akademischen Vertreter durch das Nazi Regime überaus schwierig: War mit dem Ende des sog. „Dritten Reiches“ die Nazi-Ideologie in Deutschland noch keineswegs überwunden, was sich u.a. auch darin zeigte, dass man sich nicht erinnern mochte, welche bedeutende international geachteter Richtung mit der Berliner Schule der Gestaltpsychologie vor dem Nazi-Regime die Psychologie in Deutschland prägte, geschweige denn, dass man sich bemüht hätte, führende Vertreter zurück zu gewinnen. Der Fokus der Darstellung ist aber auch auf die beiden Persönlichkeiten Hans-Jürgen Walter und Hilarion Petzold gerichtet, die aus der Gestalttherapie kommend umfassende Konzepte von Psychotherapeutischem Verständnis entwickelten, die unter der Bezeichnung „Gestalttheoretische Psychotherapie“ und „Integrative Therapie“ wichtige Grundsteine auch für heutige Diskurse darstellen. Beide konnten am 25. März 2024 ihren 80. Geburtstag feiern, wobei die Gratulation seitens der GTA auch das Gedenken an Rainer Kästl einschließt, der ebenfalls für die Entwicklung der Gestalttheoretischen Psychotherapie Bedeutendes beigetragen hat, seinen 75. Geburtstag in 2024 aber aufgrund seines frühen Todes (2020) nicht begehen konnte.
Making sense of colour-coded personality profiles in developmental contexts within organizations
Authors: Metselaar Carine , Derksen Maarten 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
In many organizations colour-coded personality questionnaires impact the way people communicate with each other about themselves and others. However, there has never been much research interest in what these colour profiles mean to people who have received such a profile. We believe such research is needed, as these profiles may affect how people experience themselves and are perceived by others in the organization. In this constructionist qualitative study, 29 people were interviewed about their experiences with one of four colour-coded personality instruments, with a focus on how these profiles related to their sense of self. The idiosyncratic ways profiles were interpreted by recipients demonstrate that identification with one’s profile should not be taken as an indication of fully agreeing with the interpretation according to the model. People who identify with their profile, may construct their own stories around the meaning of their profiles, in line with how they see themselves. When these instruments are part of a company initiative, processes need to be established that allow people to own the results in a way that means something to them and work with the consequences of that instead of the results of the questionnaire as such.
A glance at the COVID-19 epidemic control system in Taiwan: implications for organizational crisis management and leadership in black swan events
Authors: Chuang Szufang 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic caused substantial impacts and uncertainty in the world. For human resource leaders compelled into new roles in light of the pandemic, this paper used an exemplary case – Taiwan – to (1) discuss lessons and takeaways from the Taiwanese government’s and organizations’ response to the pandemic and (2) identify the structure of a pandemic control model and effective leadership behaviours at the national level that may be adopted in business settings to decrease the disruptive effects of a crisis. While efficient subsystems in organizational governance, policy, leadership, and culture are essential to combat a crisis, the evidence from Taiwan’s case in these contexts highlights the importance of various infrastructures and communication pathways in crisis management. The study aims to advance the understanding of effective responses and leadership skills in times of crisis and contribute to human resource literature and policy development in business settings. Human resource professionals and leaders play an important role as change agents to reduce the disruptive effects of a black swan event and can benefit from this study to be prepared for future crises. Implications for international human resource interventions in crisis management and leadership and recommendations for future research are provided.
PRP improves the outcomes of autologous skin graft transplantation on the esophagus by promoting angiogenesis and inhibiting fibrosis and inflammation
Authors: Xu Ning , Li Longsong , Zou Jiale , Yue Wenyi , Wang Pengju , Chai Mi , Li Li , Zhang Lihua , Li Xiao , Cheng Yaxuan , Wang Zixin , Wang Xueting , Wang Runzi , Xiang Jingyuan , Linghu Enqiang , Chai Ningli 
Published: October 2024

Abstract

Background and Objectives
Autologous skin graft (ASG) transplantation is a challenging approach but a promising option for patients to prevent postoperative esophageal stricture. Nonetheless, the current strategies require improvement. We aimed to investigate the effectiveness of the injection of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) before skin graft transplantation for extensive esophageal defects after endoscopic resection.

Methods
Standardized complete circular endoscopic resection (5 cm in length) was performed in 27 pigs allocated into 3 groups. The artificial ulcers were treated with a fully covered esophageal stent (control group), ASG (ASG group), and submucosal injection of PRP with ASG (PRP-ASG group). Macroscopic evaluation and histological analysis of the remolded esophagus were performed 7, 14, and 28 days after surgery.

Results
The macroscopic evaluation indicated that submucosal injection of PRP before transplantation effectively promoted the survival rate of skin grafts and decreased the rate of mucosal contraction compared with those treated with ASG or stent alone. Histological analysis of submucosal tissue showed that this modified strategy significantly promoted wound healing of reconstructed tissues by enhancing angiogenesis, facilitating collagen deposition, and decreasing inflammation and fibrogenesis.

Conclusions
These findings suggested that PRP might be used as a biological supplement to increase the esophageal skin graft survival rate and improve submucosal tissue remolding in a clinically relevant porcine model. With extremely low mucosal contraction, this novel combination strategy showed the potential to effectively prevent stenosis in extensive esophageal ulcers.
Identification of functional heterogeneity of immune cells and tubular-immune cellular interplay action in diabetic kidney disease
Authors: Bai Yunfeng , Chi Kun , Zhao Delong , Shen Wanjun , Liu Ran , Hao Jing , Cai Guangyan , Chen Xiangmei , Hong Quan 
Published: October 2024

Abstract

Background
Renal inflammation plays key roles in the pathogenesis of diabetic kidney disease (DKD). Immune cell infiltration is the main pathological feature in the progression of DKD. Sodium glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitor (SGLT2i) were reported to have antiinflammatory effects on DKD. While the heterogeneity and molecular basis of the pathogenesis and treatment with SGLT2i in DKD remains poorly understood.

Methods
To address this question, we performed a single-cell transcriptomics data analysis and cell cross-talk analysis based on the database (GSE181382). The single-cell transcriptome analysis findings were validated using multiplex immunostaining.

Results
A total of 58760 cells are categorized into 25 distinct cell types. A subset of macrophages with anti-inflammatory potential was identified. We found that Ccl3+ (S100a8/a9 high) macrophages with anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial in the pathogenesis of DKD decreased and reversed the dapagliflozin treatment. Besides, dapagliflozin treatment enhanced the accumulation of Pck1+ macrophage, characterized by gluconeogenesis signaling pathway. Cell-cross talk analysis showed the GRN/SORT1 pair and CD74 related signaling pathways were enriched in the interactions between tubular epithelial cells and immune cells.

Conclusions
Our study depicts the heterogeneity of macrophages and clarifies a new possible explanation of dapagliflozin treatment, showing the metabolism shifts toward gluconeogenesis in macrophages, fueling the anti-inflammatory function of M2 macrophages, highlighting the new molecular features and signaling pathways and potential therapeutic targets, which has provided an important reference for the study of immune-related mechanisms in the progression of the disease.
A Method to Estimate Solar Panel Orientation Effectivity
Authors: Kallunki J. , Kauppinen T. 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
In the past years, new photovoltage (solar panel) systems have been installed rapidly, for instance, in regular households. Investment decisions have often been made without knowing all technical facts and information, which are affecting total energy production of photovoltage systems. In this work, we have made a simple model, which shows solar panels energy production with the different orientation angles of solar panel. Our results show that if panels are installed more than 30 degrees from the optimal orientation, the energy production drops drastically. This result applies to both azimuth and tilt angles. The developed model is very adaptive, and it can use any locations and all orientation angles. We confirm our calculation result by making a measurement with a small (30 W) test solar panel. The model and measurement results have a good relationship (correlation coefficient, R
2 = 0.7). The obtained result is satisfactory by taking into account the fact that measurements were made during the variable weather conditions and over long period of time (six months).
Pulmonary consolidations – differential diagnosis of respiratory infections and bronchopulmonary neoplasm – clinical case
Authors: Roxana Mladin , Camil Mihuța , Emanuela Vaștag , Cristian Oancea 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
Bronchopneumonia is defined as an acute infection of the lung parenchyma involving the alveolar territory, associating an inflammation at the level of the bronchioles, most often grafting on a weakened area. The symptoms can be very variable, depending on the severity of the condition. Imaging, the chest X-ray shows multiple nodular or reticulonodular opacities that tend to be irregular and/or confluent. The distribution is often bilateral and asymmetric, predominantly involving the lung bases. The differential diagnosis of bronchopneumonia or the multiple pulmonary nodules described in the presented case is mainly made with pulmonary metastases, due to the increased frequency of diagnosis of pulmonary metastases in the case of multiple pulmonary nodules detected by chest CT; the lung being one of the main sites of metastasis of neoplasms.
A Romanian adaptation of the Recovery Experience Questionnaire: Psychometric properties and measurement invariance across general and educational sector employees
Authors: Albulescu Patricia , Macsinga Irina , Tulbure Bogdan T. , Rusu Andrei 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
Finding a balance between work-invested effort and recovery moments represents one of the key paths to preserving employee health and well-being. The present research aims to facilitate this line of study in the East European context by adapting the Recovery Experience Questionnaire (REQ; Sonnentag & Fritz, 2007) to the Romanian culture. Based on two cross-sectional designs, the REQ was administered online to Romanian employees from various occupations (N = 264, Study 1), and to a sample of Romanian higher education professionals (N = 176, Study 2). Confirmatory factor analyses were conducted, which supported the first-order four-factor structure and the two-factor second-order model of REQ. Nomological validity received support through the expected correlations between the recovery experiences factors and antecedent job demands (i.e., work pressure, role conflict) and an antecedent resource (i.e., autonomy). Criterion validity was sustained by the concurrent relationships with consequences of recovery (i.e., work engagement, job performance, mental and physical health complaints). REQ demonstrated excellent reliability with internal consistencies marginal to or above .90. Moreover, the instrument was invariant across genders and study populations. Overall, the present research suggests that the Romanian version of the REQ is an adequate measure that can be used in this cultural context to assess recovery experiences.
Contact with nature through virtual reality and video: An effective solution for improving self-esteem in adults
Authors: Béclin Florent. , Kosinski Thierry. , Rusinek Stéphane. 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
It is widely acknowledged that exposure to natural environments offers emotional, cognitive, and behavioural benefits. However, some individuals may face difficulties in accessing these areas frequently and conveniently due to urbanisation, disability, or a lack of time. As a result, research has explored the advantages of nature substitutes, such as photographs, videos, or virtual reality (VR), and has demonstrated their ability to provide psychological benefits. Therefore, our study aims to examine the impact of these substitutes on enhancing individuals’ self-esteem.
The study involved 236 participants, who were divided into six experimental groups based on the type of exposure (photographs, video, or virtual reality) and the environment (natural or urban). A control group was also exposed to geometric shapes. The participants completed the French version of the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale three times: upon arrival at the experimental room (baseline), after the rumination induction task (post-induction), and after exposure (post-exposure). The analysis focused on changes in self-esteem scores during the experimental study, considering the type of exposure and its content.
The results suggest that exposure to nature, in any form, enhances self-esteem more than exposure to urban environments or geometric shapes. Additionally, it was found that virtual reality or video exposure to nature produced greater benefits than natural photographs.
In the future, alternative tools may serve as valuable support for individuals who are unable to experience direct contact with nature. However, it is important to recognise that they should be considered as supplementary options rather than exclusive substitutes.
Use of Absorption Heat Pumps to Raise District Cooling Waste Heat Temperature for District Heating Supply in Tallinn: Technical and Economic Analysis
Authors: Kirs Tanel , Sukumaran Sreenath , Latõšov Eduard , Volkova Anna 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
Decarbonisation of District Heating (DH) networks is essential to achieving the European Union’s climate goals. In this context, there is growing interest among DH stakeholders in the recovery and reuse of underutilised heat sources. Waste heat recovery from district cooling (DC) networks offers a compelling option that can be used as input for various heat pump integrated DH solutions. In this regard, absorption heat pumps (AHP) showcase a promising solution to elevate a lower-temperature waste heat source with reduced electricity consumption. However, AHPs are not widely applied in DH context, primarily due to the lack of suitable waste heat sources or the necessary conditions for their effective operation. This article aims to explore various configurations of AHP and their potential integration with DC plant waste heat for DH application. The potential for adopting AHPs to boost efficiency and lower carbon emissions is evaluated through a techno-economic examination of three distinct technological configurations. For Tallinn case study, it was observed that AHPs can be more efficient, reduce energy consumption, and achieve a lower LCOH while being combined with HP condenser cooling. This study is expected to provide a theoretical support for the positive impact of using AHPs to reduce the usage of fossil fuels in the Tallinn DH network.
Nonlinear Elliptic Equations with Variable Exponents Anisotropic Sobolev Weights and Natural Growth Terms
Authors: Naceri Mokhtar 
Published: October 2024

Abstract
The purpose of our paper is to prove the existence of the distributional solutions for anisotropic nonlinear elliptic equations with variable exponents, which contain lower order terms dependent on the gradient of the solution and on the solution itself. The terms are weighted, and the main results rely on the possibility of comparing the weights with each other, where the right-hand side is a sum of the natural growth term and the datum f ∈ L
1(Ω). Furthermore the weight function θ(·) is in W̊
1,p→(·) (Ω), with θ(·) > 0 and connected with the coefficient b(·) ∈ L
1(Ω) of the lower order term.
Legislation of Luxemburg on Natural Resources of Celestial Bodies and International Law
Authors: Vylegzhanin A. N. , Krokhina P. A. 
Published: October 2024

INTRODUCTION. This article examines the space laws adopted by Luxembourg in 2017 and 2020, which allow private persons, subject to the conditions provided by these laws, to explore and use the natural resources of celestial bodies. At the same time, the authors proposed an international legal assessment of these laws.MATERIALS AND METHODS. The study of the designated laws of Luxembourg is based on the scientific works of domestic and foreign specialists in international space law, especially in terms of the analysis of previously adopted national legislation on space activities. Both general scientific methods of cognition and methods of legal sciences, including formal-legal and comparative-legal, are used. RESEARCH RESULTS. The analysis of Luxembourg laws in the general context of applicable international law presented in the article shows that these laws have basically adopted the new US legal space policy, initially outlined in the US Commercial Space Launch Competition Act of 2015. At the same time, Luxembourg laws on space activities have proposed a number of legal mechanisms that differ from the US ones, which further exacerbates the interstate competition for a more favorable legal environment for private persons to invest in economic activities in space. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS. International legal issues of the use of outer space, including those affecting the status of celestial bodies, have long been resolved at the universal level, primarily on the basis of the Outer Space Treaty of 1967. The situation has changed with the involvement of the United States since 2020 of an increasing number of states in a separate treaty-legal regime of space activities created by the Artemis Agreements, concluded by the United States with more than 40 states. These agreements, in turn, adopted the basic provisions of the new US legislation on natural resource activities in space, starting with the aforementioned US Law of 2015. The basic “space” laws of Luxembourg - the Law on the Exploration and Use of Space Resources of 2017 (which established the national legislative basis for the commercial exploration and use of natural resources of celestial bodies) and the Law on Space Activities of 2020 (which clarified this legislative system), while creating a favorable environment for investments by individuals and legal entities of this state in the development of natural resources of celestial bodies, also have negative international legal consequences for the community of states: Luxembourg, with these laws, supported the separate policy of the United States aimed at revising universal international space law, according to which the use of outer space, including celestial bodies, constituting the “patrimony of all mankind”, “is carried out for the benefit and in the interests of all countries” (Article I of the Outer Space Treaty of 1967).
Interaksi Simbolik pada Host Livestreamer di TikTok @Luunashop
Authors: Halim Regina Aurelia , Pribadi Muhammad Adi 
Published: October 2024

Social media is a channel for product marketing and online communication. One of the selling accounts that uses TikTok social media as a promotional medium is @luunashop. There are various ways that sellers interact with audiences, one of which is through live-streaming activities. The purpose of this study is to analyze and describe the activities of live streamer hosts in conducting live streaming activities on the Tiktok @luunashop account. This research uses symbolic interaction theory and the concepts of live streamer host and brand recognition. This research uses a descriptive qualitative approach with a case study method. Data collection techniques with observation, documentation, and in-depth interviews. This research shows that livestreamer hosts play an important role in sales activities to make the brand recognized by many people.

Media sosial menjadi saluran pemasaran produk dan komunikasi secara online. Salah satu akun jualan yang menggunakan media sosial Tiktok sebagai media promosi adalah @luunashop. Terdapat berbagai macam cara yang dilakukan oleh penjual untuk berinteraksi dengan audiens, salah satunya melalui kegiatan live streaming. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk menganalisis dan mendeskripsikan kegiatan host livestreamer dalam melakukan kegiatan live streaming di akun Tiktok @luunashop. Penelitian ini menggunakan teori interaksi simbolik dan konsep host livestreamer dan brand recognition. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif deskriptif dengan metode studi kasus. Teknik pengumpulan data dengan observasi, dokumentasi, dan wawancara mendalam. Penelitian ini menunjukkan host livestreamer memegang peran penting dalam kegiatan penjualan untuk membuat brandtersebut dikenal oleh banyak orang.