bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
English Poetry Teaching based on Deep Learning Theory in Junior High School
Authors: Yuan Hejin 
Published: March 2023

English poetry is a special form of language with concise language, beautiful rhythm and profound connotation. In junior high school English teaching practice, English poetry is an indispensable form of discourse. However, in practical English teaching pedagogy, many teachers only focus on the language and structure of English poetry, without digging into the profound meaning of poetry, which is not conducive to cultivate students' key competence. The purpose of deep learning is to promote the development of students' key competence, so that students can construct knowledge and improve their ability of deep thinking. Therefore, this article based on literature research method, from the perspective of deep learning, on the basis of the English curriculum standard requirement to poetry teaching and the practical problems existing in the poetry teaching, combined with the specific teaching cases, explores the junior high school English poetry teaching strategy. It can be concluded as the way that in poetry teaching, teachers need to focus on poetry content from three aspects of language, culture and thought to promote deep learning process.
Hiperglicemia intrahospitalaria: Impacto sobre la morbimortalidad global en pacientes sometidos a cirugía cardiovascular
Authors: Yousri Bachour José , Aure Gestne , Morante María Mercedes , Carrera Viñoles Fernando , Nasser Chadi 
Published: March 2023

La hiperglicemia intrahospitalaria se define como un valor de glucosa >140 mg/dL, este valor puede estar presente en individuos con Diabetes y sin diagnóstico previo de Diabetes o que presentan hiperglicemia durante la hospitalización secundaria a fenómenos de estrés. La Asociación americana de Diabetes (ADA), Asociación Americana de Educadores en Diabetes (AADE) y la Sociedad Europea de Endocrinólogos Clínicos, recomienda mantener las glicemias en hospitalización en rango entre 140 mg/dL, y 180 mg/dL. OBJETIVO: Para este estudio se planteó determinar el efecto de la Hiperglicemia intrahospitalaria sobre la morbimortalidad en pacientes sometidos a cirugía cardiovascular en el Centro Médico Docente la Trinidad (CMDLT), en periodo de enero 2018 hasta agosto 2020. METODOLOGÍA: para el logro de esto se realizó un estudio observacional analítico retrospectivo, donde se recolectaron los datos de 59 pacientes con diagnósticos de hiperglicemia intrahospitalaria sometidos a cirugía cardiovascular con una muestra total de 37 pacientes. RESULTADOS Y CONCLUSIONES: Se observó que existieron mayores complicaciones médicas que quirúrgicas, de estas las más frecuentes fueron injuria renal aguda, fibrilación auricular, y trastorno acido base. Las variables más relacionadas con complicaciones médicas fueron: pacientes con glicemias al ingreso > 180 mg/dl, excursiones glicemias amplias, glicemia al egreso ≥140mg/dl, así mismo se observó que la variabilidad glicémica fue el principal factor de riesgo a considerar para determinar riesgo de morbimortalidad.
El necesario incremento de la licencia por paternidad como señal de compromiso en la vigencia del principio de igualdad y no discriminación en las relaciones laborales
Authors: CALDERÓN PAREDES CECILIA 
Published: March 2023

La construcción social del rol asociado a la mujer impacta negativamente en la posibilidad de que ejerza libremente su derecho al trabajo, pues las actividades que se le atribuyen no son valorizadas económicamente en la sociedad. Por ello, es necesario emprender acciones dirigidas a eliminar estos estereotipos de género, lo que proponemos se realice a través del derecho a la conciliación.
El presente articulo reflexiona acerca de las licencias por maternidad y paternidad, como manifestaciones del derecho a la conciliación, concluyendo que se requiere incrementar la duración de la licencia por paternidad para promover la participación igualitaria del hombre y la mujer en el cuidado de los recién nacidos.
Seven new species of Lasioglossum (Dialictus) Robertson, 1902 (Hymenoptera: Halictidae: Halictini) from the Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico
Authors: Landaverde-González Patricia , Gardner Joel , Moo-Valle Humberto , Quezada-Euán José Javier G. , Ayala Ricardo , Husemann Martin 
Published: March 2023

Lasioglossum is a large genus of halictid bees with high species diversity in morphologically rather cryptic species groups. With more than 1900 described species, the taxonomy of the genus is complex and largely unresolved in many regions. For practical reasons, systematic reviews are restricted in scope either geographically or to particular species groups. In this study we focus on the subgenus Dialictus of the genus Lasioglossum from the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico. In previous studies we identified members of the genus as important pollinators of cash crops in the region, and genetic analyses suggested the existence of seven molecular taxonomic units (mOTU). Based on additional morphological differences, we here describe these mOTUs as novel species, Lasioglossum (Dialictus) yucatanense Landaverde-González sp. nov., L. (D.) paxtoni Landaverde-González sp. nov., L. (D.) ameshoferi Landaverde-González sp. nov., L. (D.) aureoviride Landaverde-González & Husemann sp. nov., L. (D.) paralepidii Gardner sp. nov., L. (D.) milpa Landaverde-González sp. nov. and L. (D.) nanotegula Landaverde-González & Husemann sp. nov., and provide keys and images to assist in their identification.
Determination of Nursing Sensitive Indicators for Intensive Care Units in Turkey: A Qualitative Study
Authors: ONER Beratiye , KARADAĞ Ayişe 
Published: March 2023

Introduction: Assessment of the quality of health services continues to be one of the top research areas from past to present. The development of nursing-sensitive indicators is one of the critical elements in assessing the quality of nursing care. This study aims to determine the nursing-sensitive indicators for intensive care unit (ICU)s.
Methods: This research was conducted between May 2017 and October 2017 using a descriptive qualitative research phenomenological design. The research was assessed by the qualitative research paradigm based on Consolidated Criteria for Reporting Qualitative Research (COREQ). Ethics committee approval of the study and written permissions from the selected hospitals were obtained. The research was performed with in-depth face-to-face interviews with 12 participants from three different hospitals and nursing education institutions through a semi-structured interview form. During the interviews, voice recordings were taken with prior permission, and the recordings obtained were deciphered word by word and evaluated with content analysis.
Results: As a result of the research, four main themes were created; the patient-focused outcome indicators, the nurse-focused outcome indicators, the nursing-focused process/intervention indicators, and the organizational-focused structural indicators. Under these main themes, nursing-sensitive indicators have been determined.
Conclusion: Nosocomial infections and pressure ulcers were the two-leading nursing-sensitive indicators. This research suggests developing policies and procedures for forming a national database specific to nursing, including nursing-sensitive indicators.
Preferences and Marketing of Afar Goats in Afar Region, Ethiopia
Authors: Yfter Kiros Aregay , Gebre Kabsa Tadel , Teweldemedhn Tesfay Gebreselama , Hagos Tsige Hailay , Tesfay Tikabo Gebremariam 
Published: March 2023

The aim of this study was to assess preferences and marketing of Afar goats in Aba’ala, Afar region, Ethiopia. Data were collected using questionnaire and PRA tools from purposively selected 90 goat producers in the village and randomly selected 100 goat buyers in Aba’ala central market. The data were analyzed with the Wilcoxon signed rank test and MS-Excel. Ranking indices were used to cascade selected animals. Milk yield, coat colour and appearance were the most preferred traits by goat producers to select breeding does while fast growth, appearance and coat colour were for breeding bucks. In the market, buyers’ decision for purchasing breeding doe was influenced by the coat colour, overall appearance and age of the breeding doe. While body weight, coat colour and appearance were very important attributes for purchasing breeding buck. Market price was highly(P<0.01) affected by body weight of the marketed goat rather than coat colour. The market price of castrated buck had higher price compared to the breeding doe, female replacement, and male replacement. The most important production constraints were drought and feed scarcity. The current finding can be used to design interventions for productivity improvement of the goats and marketing system in the study area. Concerned bodies like governmental and non-governmental organizations should conduct detail and broad investigation on the customer preferences and marketing system for development of viable Afar goat value chain.
Book Review for Morris Eagle’s Attachment and Psychoanalysis: Theory, Research and Clinical Implications (Guilford Press, 2013)
Authors: Meteyard John 
Published: March 2023

As recently as 2001, well known attachment theory researcher and author, Peter Fonagy, noted that there has been a tradition of “bad blood” between the disciplines of psychoanalysis and attachment theory. This unfortunate feud appears to stem back to at least the early 1960s and the now famous dismissal of John Bowlby’s emerging views about infant-caregiver attachment by Anna Freud. As a result, until comparatively recently there has been surprisingly little interaction between the psychoanalytic and attachment theory movements despite their shared interest in the influence of early relationships on both typical and atypical human development. It is this divide that pre-eminent psychoanalytic researcher and scholar, Morris Eagle, attempts to bridge in his 2013 text, Attachment and Psychoanalysis: Theory, Research and Clinical Implications, published by Guilford Press. As both a counsellor with a keen interest in psychodynamic approaches to therapy, and an educational psychologist whose Master’s degree included a significant focus on attachment theory, I found myself approaching Eagle’s work with considerable interest.
Book Review for James Morrison’s DSM-5 Made Easy: The Clinician’s Guide to Diagnosis
Authors: Hunter Sally V. 
Published: March 2023

This review is written for those of you who believe that the DSM-5 has a place in your practice. I don’t intend to critique the DSM-5 itself or to reflect on the ways in which it is better or worse than the DSM-IV-TR. I want to focus on the usefulness or otherwise of this particular book. I find this book very readable. Even though it is published in New York by The Guilford Press and written by James Morrison, an Affiliate Professor of Psychiatry from Portland, Oregon it remains suitable for the Australian or European reader. The stories that it tells are compassionately written and mostly seem to fit our mainstream cultural context well.
Book Review for Jon Frew and Michael D. Spiegler Contemporary Psychotherapies for a Diverse World (First Revised Edition)
Authors: Day Elizabeth 
Published: March 2023

In this hefty textbook, running to over 600 pages after its first revision, Frew and Spiegler have managed to produce an excellent resource for students and practitioners curious about contemporary psychotherapy and counselling as they are practised in the USA. Aimed at graduate students in North America, the text comprises elucidations of the histories, theories and practices of 11 new and renewed approaches within contemporary psychotherapy. The approaches are listed according to the chronology of their historical development, respectively: psychoanalytic therapy, Adlerian therapy, existential therapy, person-centered therapy, gestalt therapy, behaviourism (which gets two chapters: ‘Traditional Behaviour Therapy’ and ‘Cognitive-behavioural Therapy’), reality therapy, feminist therapy, family therapy, and narrative therapy. This approach to organising the material provides a clear sense of the evolutions and revolutions in therapy in North America across the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. But it is not without contention.
Who Can Call Herself a Mother?
Authors: McCarthy Anthony 
Published: March 2023

Who can call herself a mother? Although this may seem to be a simple question and one to which there is a simple answer, in fact it is very often a complex question and one without a self-evident answer. To say “I am a mother” is, for every woman, a profound life stage. Before she takes on this name, the word will always be heard with particular reference to the internalised image of her own mother and her sense of what a mother is. This will be based on her own experience of being mothered and also on the cultural meanings attached to motherhood and the position of women and motherhood generally in her society. But the image will always be of a duality, a mother and a baby. Therefore, in pregnancy, before there is a baby in the “outside world”, for her to begin to identify with this image of mother and to “know” she is becoming a mother, will be a deeply subjective process involving the imagination. It is this imagining of when and how she can call herself a mother that this paper will address
Counselling Psychology: Aesthetics as a Core Frame of Reference
Authors: Wills George H. 
Published: March 2023

This article is a response to an assumption in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) theory that core beliefs are central to the existence of client distress and to the mitigation of it. The paper contains an analysis of the verbal content of a demonstration of CBT therapy in Module 1 of a course, “CBT Fundamentals” provided by the Australian Psychological Society, and a case is made supporting the proposition that the methods that privilege the search for, and manipulation of, core beliefs is too parsimonious a way of explaining both the processes and outcomes of otherwise high quality therapy. An alternative view is canvassed to the effect that the aesthetic qualities present in the work of Nick, the therapist who demonstrated CBT, are what better account for the successful work. Meta-analyses of research, supposed to give evidence of the superior effectiveness of CBT, are also reviewed and contextualised. The concept of the aesthetic is then placed within philosophical and humanist-existential frameworks claimed to be used by humanist/existential counselling psychologists. Finally, researchable questions are suggested as ways of exploring and validating the claims made in this paper. Public Health Significance: The paper provides a challenge to scientism embedded in the theory and practice of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. The challenge is the author’s way of highlighting the distancing that arises from objectification of client problems. It is also intended as a challenge to the scientism that presently pervades psychology as a discipline.
Background Study on the Estimation of Horizontal Dilution Potential of air Pollutants in North-Central Nigeria, Using Wind Data
Authors: Shiada M. S. , Ayaakaa D. T. , Bem T. T. , Ode S. O. 
Published: March 2023

The study gives a background estimate of the dilution potential of air pollutants (SO2, NO2 and CO) in three selected North Central States of Nigeria. The research was carried out using wind impact area diagram, obtained by using standard deviation to calculate analysis of pollutants and other variables of spread whose concentration were determined downwind. The results indicate that Makurdi and Lafia have varying wind direction persistence (p) approximately 1.0m2 for all the months. This can cause variation in wind directions. It also indicate unstable pattern of wind observation in this cities. For Makurdi, lowest and highest value of potential stands at M (12.15 m2) and (42.5 m2) were observed in April and May accordingly. For Lafia, values obtained by potential impact stands at M (2.20m2) and (67.50 m2) for the months indicated. Finally, Jos has (p) equal to 1.2m2 through all months, showing steady wind compared to two cities of Makurdi and Lafia and the predominant wind direction during the period of October 2018 to February 2019. Lowest and largest values of dilution potentials M (1.50m2 and 113.37m2) were obtained for February and December of the same year under review. Lowest values of m (dilution potential) indicate lower dilution potentials in these cities which indicate high concentration of inert pollutants while larger value of M predicts high volume of wind speed with a big impact area. The study showed that, dilution potential can be applied in comparing the wind data in line and space. It also portrays that wind impact diagram gives a good representation of wind along with area of high pollutants concentration as compared to wind rose. Finally, the information obtained from the research suggests air quality monitoring stations are required in Makurdi, Lafia and Jos for effective monitoring of air pollutants in these cities.
Single Quantum Dot Selection and Tailor‐Made Photonic Device Integration using a Nanoscale‐Focus Pinspot
Authors: Choi Minho , Lee Mireu , Park Sung‐Yul L. , Kim Byung Su , Jun Seongmoon , Park Suk In , Song Jin Dong , Ko Young‐Ho , Cho Yong‐Hoon 
Published: March 2023

AbstractAmong the diverse platforms of quantum light sources, epitaxially grown semiconductor quantum dots (QDs) are one of the most attractive workhorses for realizing quantum photonic technologies owing to their outstanding brightness and scalability. However, the spatial and spectral randomness of most QDs severely hinders the construction of large‐scale photonic platforms. In this work, a methodology is presented to deterministically integrate single QDs with tailor‐made photonic structures. A nondestructive luminescence picking method termed as nanoscale‐focus pinspot (NFP) is applied using helium‐ion microscopy to reduce the luminous QD density while retaining the surrounding medium. A single QD emission is only extracted out of the high‐density ensemble QDs. Then the tailor‐made photonic structure of a circular Bragg reflector (CBR) is designed and deterministically integrated with the selected QD. Given that the microscopy can image with nanoscale resolution and apply NFP in situ, photonic devices can be deterministically fabricated on target QDs. The extraction efficiency of the NFP‐selected QD emission is improved by 25 times after the CBR integration. Since the NFP method only controls the luminescence without destroying the medium, it is applicable to various photonic structures such as photonic waveguides or photonic crystal cavities regardless of materials.
Zinc Single‐Atom‐Regulated Hard Carbons for High‐Rate and Low‐Temperature Sodium‐Ion Batteries
Authors: Lu Zhixiu , Wang Jing , Feng Wuliang , Yin Xiuping , Feng Xiaochen , Zhao Shengyu , Li Caixia , Wang Ruixiao , Huang Qiu‐An , Zhao Yufeng 
Published: March 2023

AbstractHard carbons, as one of the most commercializable anode materials for sodium‐ion batteries (SIBs), have to deal with the trade‐off between the rate capability and specific capacity or initial Columbic efficiency (ICE), and the fast performance decline at low temperature (LT) remains poorly understood. Here, a comprehensive regulation on the interfacial/bulk electrochemistry of hard carbons through atomic Zn doping is reported, which demonstrates a record‐high reversible capacity (546 mAh g−1), decent ICE (84%), remarkable rate capability (140 mAh g−1 @ 50 A g−1), and excellent LT capacity (443 mAh g−1 @ −40 °C), outperforming the state‐of‐the‐art literature. This work reveals that the Zn doping can generally induce a local electric field to enable fast bulk Na+ transportation, and meanwhile catalyze the decomposition of NaPF6 to form a robust inorganic‐rich solid‐electrolyte interphase, which elaborates the underlying origin of the boosted electrochemical performance. Importantly, distinguished from room temperature, the intrinsic Na+ migration/desolvation ability of the electrolyte is disclosed to be the crucial rate‐determining factors for the SIB performance at LT. This work provides a fundamental understanding on the charge‐storage kinetics at varied temperatures.
α‐Benzylation of Carbonyl Compounds Enabled by Synergistic Copper/Amine Catalyzed Decarboxylation of Arylacetic Acids
Authors: Wen Kangmei , Feng Mengxia , Gao Qiwen , Chen Chen , Wu Yinrong , Zhou Jiamin , Huang Liangbin , Tang Xiaodong 
Published: March 2023

AbstractHerein, we report synergistic copper/amine‐catalyzed reactions for directly α‐benzylating carbonyl compounds with arylacetic acids. These reactions represent the first examples of decarboxylative oxidative synergistic transition‐metal/enamine catalysis for α‐functionalizing carbonyl compounds. The process features starting‐material availability, good functional group tolerance, mild reaction conditions, and good‐to‐excellent yields. Dibenzylated products were formed in moderate yields under slightly altered reaction conditions, and some products were transformed into 1,2,3,4‐tetrahydrocyclopenta[b]indole derivatives by acid‐catalyzed intermolecular cyclization reactions with indoles. Moreover, biological studies revealed that some products have anticancer properties and may be useful in drug‐discovery studies.magnified image
Local fishers’ knowledge on the ecology, economic importance, and threats faced by populations of African snakehead fish, Parachanna obscura, within Côte d'Ivoire freshwater ecosystems
Authors: Amoutchi Amien Isaac , Kamelan Tanoh Marius , Kargbo Alpha , Gneho Doh Arioste Delchinor , Kouamelan Essetchi Paul , Mehner Thomas 
Published: March 2023

AbstractTraditionally, population sizes, ecology, and threats to species and their habitats have been obtained by empirical scientific studies. However, the knowledge of local and indigenous communities worldwide has been acknowledged as an extremely rich and underused source of information on how the environment, biodiversity, and local conditions are changing over time. In this view, the objective of the study was to investigate local fishers’ knowledge of local names, habitats, uses, market price, change in population abundance, and threats faced by the snakehead fish (Parachanna obscura) in Ivorian freshwaters. The study was conducted using face‐to‐face interviews and a structured questionnaire with 381 fishers during the period from October 2020 to February 2021. The results show that this fish species is strongly appreciated for the good taste of its flesh, with market prices varying between 1.5 and 3€ on average. All respondents confirmed that the species is not yet produced in aquaculture and mentioned their willingness to support its introduction into aquaculture. Several local names of P. obscura fish were recorded, with ‘Sounôgô‐djêguê’ (used in 36% of fishers’ ethnic groups), ‘Pino’ (21%), and ‘Édjoué‐bile’ (21%) being the most popular names used in Ivorian fishers’ communities. All respondents agreed that P. obscura is a potamodromous fish species living preferably in wetlands, rivers, lakes, and streams. A significant decrease in the abundance of this fish was observed by 71% of fishers, perceived mainly due to overfishing, deforestation around watersheds, habitat destruction/modification, obnoxious fishing practices, pesticide use in farms close to watersheds, and climate change, especially lack of rainfall. The study clearly demonstrated the importance of local ecological knowledge of fishers in identifying threats to fish populations, habitat types used by the species, and other relevant information; therefore, this ecological knowledge has to be integrated into biomonitoring and conservation policy of aquatic biodiversity. The information obtained from this study is also helpful for future studies on the management and cultivation of this species.