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Towards a systems model of Coaching for Learning: Empirical lessons from the secondary classroom context
Authors: Wang Qing 
Published: January 2023

Objectives:Coaching psychology has been increasingly used in the discourse of education. However, there has been a lack of research systematically looking at the nature of coaching in the learning process from a participatory and systems approach. This study aimed to investigate how coaching, implemented in enquiry-based learning, would make a difference to the knowledge construction process, the development of positive learning dispositions and learning agency in secondary students.Design:An exploratory participatory case study within a prototyping framework was utilised.Methods:One classroom in a mainstream secondary school in south-west England was selected as the case. 30 students participated in three prototypes of enquiry-based learning facilitated by teachers who were specifically trained to be coaches. Semi-structured and narrative interviews, focus group and classroom observations were conducted with two teachers and 30 students. Teachers’ plans and students’ enquiry products were collected in each prototype. Students’ learning power was measured by Effective Lifelong Learning Inventory before and after the three prototypes.Results:The thematic analysis and observational analysis showed that coaching in learning was a complex process in which teachers and students moved along different modes of coaching relationships. Noticeable increases in students’ independence, learning relationships, confidence, and learning agency were documented. However, the Wilcoxon Signed Test did not show any significant increase in learning power dimensions.Conclusions:It could be concluded that the nature of coaching in learning can be captured in the systems model of Coaching for Learning. The model has important implication for facilitating the enquiry-based learning process. The current study has special value in linking coaching and learning more explicitly and extending our understanding of coaching and coaching psychology to the context of secondary education.
Cross-cultural adaptation of the Brazilian version of the Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale (DASS)
Authors: Pereira Tamara Cristine , Ayres Amanda , Pessoa Tamires Marinho , Dias Gisele Pereira , Palmer Stephen , Silva Adriana Cardoso , Nardi Antonio Egidio 
Published: January 2023

Objective:This study aims to develop the Brazilian Portuguese version of the Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale (DASS), a tool that is designed to measure levels of depression, stress and anxiety and has been extensively used for coaching psychology research.Design:Transversal study of the cross-cultural adaptation of a scale originally established in the English language to Brazilian Portuguese.Methods:Translations and back-translations of the original scale were made by mental health professionals, bilingual and not knowing the particularities of the scale. The synthetic version was later developed by a group of professionals also bilingual and with expertise in the constructs. Experimental application of the instrument made it possible to assess the adequacy of the items to the target population.Results:The translations and back-translations played an important role in creating the synthetic version, thus fostering a debate that provided better semantic adaptation of the items, preserving their original sense. The experimental application showed the adequacy of the items, which were fully understood by respondents of the target language.Conclusion:The semantic adaptation of the DASS to Brazilian Portuguese was accomplished, opening an important avenue for the development of coaching psychology in Brazil.
Back to basics III: On inquiry, the groundwork of coaching and consulting
Authors: de Haan Erik 
Published: January 2023

Purpose:The purpose of this study is to go to the heart of the consulting and coaching intervention and to explore what is its core active ingredient. In earlier articles (De Haan, 2011 & 2012) I introduced two basic ingredients in terms of their historical understanding: transference and reflective-self function. This article hopes to demonstrate how underpinning these important dynamic ingredients of executive coaching there is a still more fundamental faculty, that of basic inquiry.Design/Methodology:This contribution offers a historical account of our interest in pure inquiry, demonstrating how personal inquiry lies at the root of two traditions that are more than two millennia old, one from the East and one from the West, Buddhism and Scepticism. The capacity of pure inquiry is further elucidated by bringing to bear the modern practices of action research and mindful inquiry, and with the help of four examples from executive coaching practice.Results:Executive coaches are reminded of a basic function that they are offering before even opening their mouth, before they start to mentalise or use their reflective-self function, before their understanding of transference and before intervening in any of the many forms of guidance that are well-documented. This basic function is akin to listening and also quite delicate, being at some peril of diminishing in the face of goal-setting, results-orientation or directive interventions.Conclusions:Personal inquiry in and of itself is a helpful way into mindfulness, insight and empathetic understanding. Coaches would do well to notice how they inquire with their clients and within themselves.
The proposal to establish a Special Group in Coaching Psychology
Authors: Palmer Stephen , Whybrow Alison 
Published: January 2023

A large majority of Society members who voted for or against the proposal to set up a Special Group in Coaching Psychology (SGCP) did not actually see the proposal on which they were voting. This is just an anomaly of the way subsystems are set up within the Society. We have 14 versions of the working document which gradually changed as it went through different committees. Although rather late in the day, in an attempt to address this issue, we are publishing the final version below.It is dated March 2004 but in reality had various footnotes added to it during the spring and early summer of 2004, thus ensuring that the document remained unaltered but up to date as it went through the BPS system. We have edited out a couple of sentences due to the sensitive areas they relate to and not included the draft rules which have been available on our SGCP website.We hope that publishing the proposal provides insight into what is coaching psychology from a UK and BPS perspective as well having the proposal on the record, in the first hardcopy edition of The Coaching Psychologist.
A grounded theory study exploring the contribution of coaching to rebalancing organisational power for female leaders
Authors: Oldridge Kate 
Published: January 2023

Objectives: Many studies examine female leadership and gender diversity, yet a gap exists in the literature regarding coaching female leaders. This study examines how leadership coaching influenced the development of nine women in senior leadership positions at a large NGO.Design: A qualitative approach was used, employing a grounded theory methodology informed by a critical realist epistemology and an abductive research logic.Method: Semi-structured individual interviews with a handpicked sample of nine participants, each of which operating within three levels of their CEO and having received leadership coaching within the past three years.Results: These suggest a male-dominated workplace culture, gender bias and the participants’ lack of confidence and entitlement (or ‘psychological glass ceiling’) resulted in the women feeling that they lacked legitimacy. The findings indicate that leadership coaching increases feelings of legitimacy for women in senior leadership roles, through enabling them to form their leadership identity, build confidence and be seen as leaders.Conclusions: This study concludes that coaching can be deployed to help female leaders combat feelings of a lack of legitimacy and thus even out power imbalances. Further research could assess how far these findings might be generalisable and therefore serve to inform the gender pay gap debate.Keywords:Executive coaching; leadership coaching; coaching psychology; women; female leadership; male-dominated; workplace culture; power; psychological glass ceiling.
Distinctions in coaching practice between the island of Ireland and the rest of Europe
Authors: Angulo Pedro , Passmore Jonathan , Brown Hazel 
Published: January 2023

This research article sought to identify distinctions in the coaching practice between coaches in the island of Ireland (Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland) and those in the rest of Europe by reviewing and analysing the Irish coaching data provided by The State of Play in European Coaching & Mentoring (2017) and The State of Play in Irish Coaching (2018) research reports. The article also draws a number of useful conclusions and recommendations for coaching psychology practitioners and coaches in general to improve their coaching practice and for accreditation bodies to further promote the professional development of coaching.A survey design was adopted, with a snowball sampling strategy generating 133 respondents. Eight surveyed aspects of coaching practice produced distinctive responses from coaches within Ireland compared with respondents from other European nations: They are more likely to be members of a professional coaching body; spend a higher amount of their working time engaged in coaching; tend to command higher hourly fee rates from corporate coaching assignments; are more likely to use formal supervision with a qualified coach; make greater use of the cognitive behavioural and psychodynamic methods; are slightly more thorough in the range of topicsthey cover when contracting; are less likely to share their code of ethics with their coachees; and believe that the coach’s experience and his/her professional qualifications, as opposed to price or membership of a professional body, are the most important factors when people commission coaching support.Recommendations are made for future analytical research to identify causal factors for these distinctions.Keywords:Coaching; Ireland; Europe; national distinctions.
The functions of formulation in coaching psychology
Authors: Corrie Sarah , Kovacs Louise C. 
Published: January 2023

As an evolving field, coaching psychology continues to develop its own knowledge and evidence-base whilst also integrating approaches from related disciplines. Formulation is well-established in applied psychology and this article examines how coaching psychology can benefit from the use of formulation as a means for coaches to navigate the complexities of their practice whilst remaining grounded in the knowledge-base of our field. Following a definition and description of formulation, the article considers the relevance of formulation to coaching and outlines the different ways in which the task of formulation can be approached. Two case examples are used to illustrate these different approaches and provide examples of howformulation can support coaching practitioners.Keywords:Formulation; case formulation; coaching; complexity; coaching practice.
The Multiple that Occupies Space Expanded Field Graphics
Authors: Soler Ana , Gallardo Vanessa 
Published: January 2023

The conceptual and practical frontiers of art today have been erased due to the triumph of complex thought theories and the incorporation of new technological processes that have led artists to position their creations in interference zones.
The formal, technical and conceptual approaches that were previously unitary in graphics have been reformulated in pursuit of art that can be viewed from the actual process of multiplication and multiplexing. Graphics, as we understand them today, are much more hybrid and complex when installed in space. This displacement of the print has raised new questions and induced some answers concerning the idea of the matrix that generates “multiples”. The multiple-concept view takes us back to the multifaceted XXI century in a mutant invasive loop that colonises the boundaries of the very definitions.
The objective of this paper is to reflect on how the classical two-dimensionality of graphics has moved towards the search for a deeper and more immersive artistic experience, different from what we have known to date. We will observe how multiple art has evolved from the two-dimensional traditional paper print to the sculptural object and by extension to its installation in space. We start from that inhabited, printed flat space to add other elements to the third dimension that will define our understanding of the new multiple reality: the time element concerning the experiential perception element of the work of art.
Irish Printmakers in the Age of Digital Reproduction
Authors: Czerniak-LeBov Ria 
Published: January 2023

Contemporary approaches to visual culture acknowledge that to separate the work of art from the wider context of its creation is to ignore much of the work’s meaning. To work in a medium historically linked to technology and mechanical reproduction is, I believe, to interrogate the potential of the new. Throughout the Modern period, new technologies challenged the position of the handmade art object. In the age of digital reproduction, where now does print find itself? Of course, it is not only technology that disrupts the continuity of tradition. All manner of societal, economic or environmental changes may be reflected in the artworks created in their midst. In my lifetime, none have been so disruptive as the recent Covid-19 pandemic.
This paper will highlight the changes in my practice and those of artists Aoife Scott, Katsu Yuasa and Colin Martin that were entirely influenced by technology during the pandemic. The works we have all created since the pandemic have been shaped aesthetically, conceptually and in some cases practically by restrictions. The ubiquity of digital technology had of course impacted most contemporary artists long before the pandemic. The speed and development of this increasingly visible influence seem, however, to have grown exponentially since Covid-19 made our usual modes of production impossible.
El escarabajo acuático de Juan Fernández, Anisomeria Bistriata (Brullé, 1835): hábitat, comunidades y conservación
Authors: Michat Mariano C. , Balke Michael 
Published: January 2023

El archipiélago de Juan Fernández se sitúa en el océano Pacífico, aproximadamente a 600 km de la costa de Chile. Se ha sugerido que de no revertirse la degradación ambiental, la biota de estas islas pronto se verá severamente amenazada.
Solamente se conocen tres especies de escarabajos buceadores (Dytiscidae) en Juan Fernández: Anisomeria bistriata (Brullé, 1835), la especie más notable dada su morfología particular, Rhantus signatus kuscheli Guignot, 1952, ambas endémicas de la isla Robinson Crusoe, y Lancetes backstromi Zimmermann, 1924, endémica de la isla Alejandro Selkirk.
Con el fin de estudiar la abundancia y los hábitats de A. bistriata y R. s. kuscheli, hemos visitado la isla Robinson Crusoe. Los muestreos comprendieron pequeños esteros y algunos contenedores artificiales. Anisomeria bistriata fue recolectada en Bahía Cumberland y Plazoleta El Yunque, a altitudes de 80-235 msnm, principalmente en contenedores artificiales, lo que posiblemente indique cierta afinidad por los hábitats lénticos.
Hacia fines del verano, aproximadamente 95% de las larvas estaban en el tercer estadio, lo que podría indicar una marcada estacionalidad en el ciclo de vida de esta especie.
Rhantus signatus kuscheli fue recolectado en Bahía Cumberland y Puerto Francés, a altitudes de 34-99 msnm. Contrariamente a A. bistriata, fue más frecuente en los esteros. Las larvas (la mayoría de primer estadio) fueron capturadas en el mismo estero que los adultos, en los sectores más vegetados. A pesar de la considerable degradación ambiental que ha sufrido la isla Robinson Crusoe, ambas especies no parecen severamente amenazadas.
Complemento y correcciones al "Catálogo de plantas vasculares del Cono Sur", para la flora de Chile
Authors: Muñoz-Schick Mélica , Morales Vanezza 
Published: January 2023

Se presenta una lista de 523 nombres descritos para la flora de Chile que no fueron incluidos en las versiones impresas o digitales del "Catálogo de Plantas Vasculares del Cono Sur".
Del mismo modo se incorporan 47 nombres que presentan errores de escritura o en la autoridad. Para cada uno de ellos se muestra la publicación original y su validez (aceptado, sinónimo o no resuelto).
Tarentola mauritanica (Linnaeus, 1758), a New Species of Lizard for Chile (Reptilia, Phyllodactylidae)
Authors: Arredondo Cristóbal , Núñez Herman 
Published: January 2023

Tarentola mauritanica, salamanquesa común and Geco mediterráneo (in Spanish), Moorish Wall Gecko and Moorish Gecko (in English), is a widespread gecko around the Mediterranean African and European zones (Joger 1984; see also http://maps.iucnredlist.org/map.html?id=61578), including Greece and Crete (ibid.). The last source describes introduced populations in the north of Italy, Balearic Islands, and Tenerife. The Moorish Wall Gecko is a species that exploits human resources to inhabit areas beyond its original Mediterranean distribution. Outside Europe and north Africa, it has been introduced and established in San Diego County in the U.S. (Mahrdt 1998; see more details in http://reptile-database.reptarium.cz/species?genus=Tarentola&species=mauritanica).
Nuevo registro geográfico del Gruñidor de Valeria Pristidactylus valeriae (Donoso-Barros), 1966) (Squamata, Leiosauridae) en Chile
Authors: Castro P. Carlos , Tobar-González Matías 
Published: January 2023

Se describe una nueva localidad para el gruñidor de Valeria Pristidactylus valeriae. El registro fue realizado en la cordillera de la Costa, a los pies del cerro Curamahuí, comuna de Peumo, Región de O'Higgins. El registro refleja un gran vacío en cuanto a la información que se tiene acerca de este reptil. Este nuevo registro amplía su distribución 22 kilómetros hacia el sur, por lo que después de P. torquatus, P. valeriae se convierte en el segundo gruñidor con mayor rango de distribución del país.
Flora no vascular de la Región de Arica y Parinacota, Chile: nuevos registros y consideraciones biogeográficas
Authors: Ardiles Victor , Fariña Margarita 
Published: January 2023

El presente estudio da a conocer once nuevos registros de plantas no vasculares (Briófitas: musgos, hepáticas y antocerotes), para la Región de Arica y Parinacota en Chile. Dos son nuevos para el país (Bartramia brevifolia subsp. brevifolia y Targonia stellaris), y nueve corresponden a registros regionales (Amblystegium serpens, Bryum argenteum, Bryum orthothecium, Isotachis madida, Marchantia polymorpha, Phaeoceros sp., Plagiochasma rupestre, Pohlia wilsonii, Targonia hypophylla). Dichas especies se distribuyen discontinuamente en el matorral bajo de altitud entre los 3.000-4.500 msnm, formando comunidades en cojín, esteras taloides y céspedes, entre el suelo mineral y rocas, como también subsumergidas a sumergidas en cursos de agua. Biogeográficamente predominan elementossubcosmopolitas y subtropicales, estos últimos, citados para áreas andinas de Bolivia, Perú y Argentina, reforzando con ello las afinidades florísticas del extremo norte andino con regiones colindantes subtropicales de Sudamérica. El presente estudio incrementa las colecciones de flora no vascular del herbario SGO, documenta nuevas especies para el país, como también contribuye con ejemplares de referencia para especies de musgos citados previamente para esta región andina del país.
A New Species of Desmioza Enderlein (Diptera: Psychodidae, Psychodinae) from Southern Chile
Authors: Jezek Jan , Elgueta Mario 
Published: January 2023

Se describe y se entregan figuras de Desmioza jezurkae sp. nov. (macho y hembra) de Chile (Puerto Cristal) sobre la base de dos ejemplares pertenecientes a una pequeña colección de Psychodidae depositada en el Museo Nacional de Historia Natural (Santiago, Chile). Representa la cuarta especie de este género exclusivo de Chile y Argentina. Se agregan características diferenciales de algunos géneros y especies relacionadas.
Redefinición, Estratigrafía y Facies de la Formación Lo Valdés (Jurásico Superior - Cretácico Inferior) en Chile central
Authors: Salazar Christian , Stinnesbeck Wolfgang 
Published: January 2023

La Formación Lo Valdés fue informalmente dividida en tres miembros (Spilitas, Arenáceo y Calcáreo). Una redefinición de la Formación Lo Valdés, incluyendo la reducción de las unidades litoestratigráficas de los miembros Arenáceo y Calcáreo, mientras que el miembro Spilitas es tratado como una unidad separada, denominada la Formación Baños Morales. La nueva Formación Baños Morales (anteriormente el miembro Spilitas de la Formación Lo Valdés) tiene 760 metros de potencia, y predominantemente consiste de andesitas porfiricas y brechas volcánicas, con sólo cuatro unidades sedimentarias de algunos metros intercaladas en estas litologías volcánicas. La localidad tipo de la Formación Baños Morales, está en la ladera sur del valle del río Volcán, en la cordillera de los Andes, al sureste de Santiago (70°02`57``W y 33°49`41``S). Ammonites y otros moluscos provenientes de los niveles sedimentarios intercalados en las secuencias de rocas andesíticas indican una edad titoniana temprana a media para la Formación Baños Morales. La Formación Lo Valdés sobreyace concordantemente a la Formación Baños Morales. Su localidad tipo está ubicada en la ladera sur del valle del rio Volcán (70°02`52``W y 39°49`50``S). La unidad consiste de rocas siliciclásticas y carbonáticas y aquí es separada en tres miembros (de base a techo) como los Miembros Escalador, Placa Roja y Cantera. La Formación Valdés abarca del Titoniano tardío al Hauteriviano, basado en la abundancia y riqueza relativa de ammonites.
La composición litológica y el contenido biótico de la Formación Lo Valdés permiten interpretar ambientes de costero, de transición a costa afuera y de costa afuera. El contenido carbonático aumenta hacia la parte superior de la sección. El Miembro Escalador representa un ambiente costero con intervalos de transgresión de aguas someras y una facies de tormenta en plataforma. Facies de un ambiente de transición de costa afuera están reflejados en el Miembro Placa Roja por intercalaciones rítmicas de lutitas, lutitas calcáreas, wackestone y packstone. La presencia de pirita diseminada y altos contenidos de materia orgánica indican ambientes de reducción y baja energía. Ambientes de costa afuera (rampa externa) están presentes en el Miembro Cantera hacia el techo de la sección y son representados por un incremento en wackestone lutítico y mudstone y un decrecimiento en la abundancia de fauna. La redefinición de la Formación Lo Valdés, y la asignación de la nueva Formación Baños Morales muestran que existen dos eventos principales en la Cuenca Andina durante la transición del Jurásico Tardío - Cretácico Temprano. La Formación Baños Morales contiene una dominancia de litologías andesíticas que indican eventos volcánicos con una pausa, que está evidenciado por capas sedimentarias decimétricas. Un cambio litológico fuerte, de la dominancia volcánica a la Formación Lo Valdés exclusiva sedimentaria marina, marca un segundo evento durante este tiempo en la Cuenca Andina.