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Does the ball lie? Testing the Rasheed Wallace hypothesis
Authors: Meehan Brian J. , Portillo Javier E. , Jenkins Corey 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Former NBA all-star forward Rasheed Wallace popularized the catchphrase “Ball Don’t Lie.” Rasheed would often shout this after an opponent missed a free throw. It was used by Rasheed to illustrate the mental impact on a free throw shooter from knowing the foul was questionable and its impact on likelihood of converting the ensuing free throw. The tendency to miss free throws associated with questionable foul calls—or the propensity for the ball to miss—would be followed by Rasheed’s “Ball Don’t Lie!” exclamation. This paper aims to test whether the ball was less likely to go through the hoop during free throws following questionable foul calls. We use a proxy to identify the questionableness of a foul call, one that Rasheed Wallace was very familiar with—whenever the original shooting foul was immediately followed by a technical foul. This proxy is meant to capture player and coach reactions to a shooting foul call. If the call was bad, or questionable, we expect more outrage from the team the foul was called on, which tends to draw technical fouls. Our findings do not support Rasheed’s prediction; the propensity to make a shooting foul free throw does not appear to change after a technical. In fact, using a subset of our data period under which the NBA changed technical foul rules to target complaining about foul calls, we find a small increase in free throw percentage after a technical foul call.
Integrated thermal emission microchip based on meta-cavity array
Authors: Chu Qiongqiong , Zhang Fengyuan , Zhang Ye , Qiao Tong , Zhu Shining , Liu Hui 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Microscale infrared thermal emitters are highly demanded in a variety of applications such as micro-molecular thermal sensing and micro-thermal imaging. In this paper, we propose a micro-meta-cavity array through combining nanohole metasurfaces and Fabry–Pérot (FP) cavity. Based on this design, integrated multiband micro-thermal emitters covering 7 − 9 μm and 10 − 14 μm wavelength ranges with high spatial resolution near wavelength scale has been theoretically and experimentally demonstrated simultaneously, providing the possibility for microscale infrared sources. In addition, narrow thermal emission bandwidth is enabled by the interaction between the resonant modes of metasurface and the FP cavity mode in meta-cavity. The emission features of each meta-cavity are investigated and analyzed through thermal imaging. Furthermore, polarization, wavelength and spatial multiplexing thermal emission with high spatial resolution is also experimentally demonstrated utilizing nanohole patterns. We anticipate that this thermal emission microchip can be possibly employed in micro-molecular sensing and micro-thermal imaging in the future.
Resilience as a protective factor in face of pain symptomatology, disability and psychological outcomes in adult chronic pain populations: a scoping review
Authors: Chng Zanna , Yeo Jerry Jay , Joshi Ashutosh 
Published: August 2022

Abstract

Objectives
Patients suffering from chronic pain experience significant disability and disease burden. Resilience has been understood to be a protective factor in face of adversity, eventually contributing to positive outcomes. As such, the current review sought to summarize the existing literature focusing on the roles of resilience in relation to pain phenomenology, pain outcomes (including function and mental health), amongst relevant clinical correlates in a bid to promote holistic management of debilitating chronic pain conditions from a resilience-oriented psychotherapeutic approach as an adjunct to pharmacological treatment.

Methods
A scoping review was conducted on empirical studies surrounding the theme of resilience in adult chronic pain populations published before 9th May 2021. The following main inclusion criteria was applied; (a) adults diagnosed with chronic pain disorders, (b) use of quantifiable pain measures, (c) use of quantifiable resilience measures. A total of 32 studies were then selected for the review.

Results
First, higher levels of resilience were associated with a reduced likelihood of experiencing any chronic pain, fewer pain sites, better psychological response towards nociception and reduced need for analgesia. Second, higher levels of resilience correlated with better daily and physical function, quality of life, psychosocial functioning and lower likelihood of co-morbid mental health disorders. Third, resilience was an intermediary variable in the pathways from pain phenomenology leading to pain interference, depression and post-traumatic growth.

Conclusions
The findings were contextualized using pain-disability and resilience frameworks (The Pain and Disability Drivers Model, O’Leary’s Resilience models) with suggestions to enhance resilience and contextual factors in the holistic management of adult chronic pain conditions. Future research should examine the differences in resilience between pain types as well as evaluate the efficacy of streamlined resilience-oriented interventions.
1Cor 15,40–41: Paul and the Heavenly Bodies
Authors: Granger Cook John 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Interpreters who have claimed that Paul viewed the heavenly bodies of 1Cor 15,40–41 as living beings have used two basic arguments that are each beset by inherent weaknesses. One enumerates the views of various Hellenistic philosophers and others concerning the animate nature of the stars. The other argument claims that all usages of σῶμα in Paul refer to organic entities. Scholars have often ignored handbooks such as those of Aetius that include many alternative views. Paul based his affirmations on sense experience and probably believed that the heavenly bodies were creations of God — but not animate beings. A corollary of this conclusion is that Paul’s statements about heavenly bodies do not indicate anything about the composition of the σῶμα πνευματικόν in 1Cor 15.
Translocal Relationships among Associations and Christ Groups, Revisited
Authors: Hall Josiah D. 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
In the twenty-five years since Richard Ascough’s article, “Translocal Relationships among Voluntary Associations and Early Christianity,” scholarship has largely swung the pendulum away from viewing the translocality of early-Christ groups as an anomaly and using that “uniqueness” as justification for denying the heuristic value of Greco-Roman associations for understanding Christ-groups. A side-effect of this shift, however, has been that scholars often only compare Greco-Roman associations and Christ-groups on the basis of local instantiations. This article, in contrast, recovers a focus on the translocal relationships between associations, examining various motivations for translocal relationships between voluntary associations and showing the heuristic payoff for comparing translocal voluntary associations with early Christ-groups. Additionally, the article concludes that the comparison should work in both directions. That is, the nature of the evidence of the translocality of early Christ-groups actually allows these groups to function as an important heuristic for translocal Greco-Roman associations.
Lebendiger Umgang mit den Toten – der moderne Familienroman in Europa und Übersee
Authors: Hodel Robert , Malatrait Solveig Kristina , Meyer-Minnemann Klaus , Hillmann Inge 
Published: August 2022

Seit den Neunzigerjahren des letzten Jahrhunderts gibt es in Deutschland wieder Familienromane. Sie sind eine neue Modellserie der ,Väterromane‘, die ihnen vorausgegangen sind. Die ,Generationenromane‘ nehmen die forschende Geste der Väterromane auf.
Die in diesem Band versammelten Beiträge nehmen sich des Themas an und widmen sich beispielhaften Romanen aus Europa und Übersee.
An empirical investigation of the Pathways Model of problem gambling through the conjoint use of self-reports and behavioural tasks
Authors: Bonnaire Céline , Devos Gaëtan , Barrault Servane , Grall-Bronnec Marie , Luminet Olivier , Billieux Joël 
Published: August 2022

Abstract

Background and aims
Blaszczynski and Nower (2002) conceptualized their Pathways Model by postulating the existence of three subtypes of problem gamblers who share common characteristics, but also present specific ones.

Methods
This study investigated how the psychological mechanisms postulated in the Pathways Model predict clinical status in a sample that combined treatment-seeking gamblers (n = 59) and non-problematic community gamblers (n = 107). To test the Pathways Model, we computed a hierarchic logistic regression in which variables associated with each postulated pathway were entered sequentially to predict the status of the treatment-seeking gambler. Self-report questionnaires measured gambling-related cognitions, alexithymia, emotional reactivity, emotion regulation strategies and impulsivity. Behavioural tasks measured gambling persistence (slot machine task), decision-making under uncertainty (Iowa Gambling Task) and decision-making under risk (Game of Dice Task).

Results
We showed that specific factors theorized as underlying mechanisms for each pathway predicted the status of clinical gambler. For each pathway, significant predictors included gambling-related cognitive distortions and behaviourally measured gambling persistence (behaviourally conditioned pathway), emotional reactivity and emotion regulation strategies (emotionally vulnerable pathway), and lack of premeditation impulsivity facet (impulsivist-antisocial pathway).

Discussion and conclusions
Our study adds to the body of literature confirming the validity of the Pathways Model and hold important implications in terms of assessment and treatment of problem gambling. In particular, a standardized assessment based on the Pathways Model should promote individualized treatment strategies to allow clinicians to take into account the high heterogeneity that characterizes gambling disorder.
On the morphosyntax of hybrid agreement in Jordanian Arabic
Authors: Malawi Al-Raba'a Basem Ibrahim 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
This paper investigates the (hybrid) agreement patterns with collective and military rank nouns in Jordanian Arabic, both inside and outside the determiner phrase (DP). It will be argued that the number, unit (group), and feminization features are hosted on functional heads merged in various positions in the course of the syntactic derivation of the DP, and that agreement is determined on the basis of the Merge sites of those functional projections. More particularly, it will be shown that the heads Num(ber) and Unit may be situated higher or lower within the DP, and that each head controls agreement on the adnominals above it via feature sharing prior to movement, consequently producing different patterns of number agreement inside the DP, which in turn feeds DP-external agreement. The feminizing head, by comparison, is optionally merged, but when it is present, mixed gender agreement arises, depending on its Merge position. Finally, it will be shown that the above assumptions are substantiated by empirical data from Jordanian Arabic as well as from other languages.
Impact of anxiety and depression disorders on adherence to anticoagulant therapy among patients with atrial fibrillation
Authors: Bogdanova R. S. , Shchekochikhin D. Yu. , Suvorov A. Yu. , Volel B. A. , Fomicheva A. V. , Belova S. S. , Ovsyannikova V. V. , Gognieva D. G. , Kopylov F. Yu. 
Published: August 2022

Aim. To determine the possible impact of anxiety and depression disorders on the adherence of patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) to anticoagulant the rapy.Material and methods. The study included outpatients with AF of any type. After signing the informed consent, patients filled out questionnaires and scales that determined the level of anxiety and personal predisposition (MMAS-8, MMAS-4, SF-36, SHAI, STAI, HADS, NEO-FFI).Results. A total of 117 outpatients treated for AF were included. The mean age of patients was 74±5 years (men, 38%). Based on MMAS-4 and MMAS-8 results, adherent and non-adherent cohorts of patients were formed. Low adherence group had significantly higher situational anxiety according to STAI (45,9±9,9 vs 41,1±10,7, p=0,045) and depression according to HADS (7,9±3,6 vs 5,9±3,5, p=0,018). SF 36 showed that non-adherent patients had a lower general health (41,6±12,9 vs 52,2±20,0, p=0,01). Five-factor model revealed an association between low compliance and low extraversion (21,3±6,6 vs 26,4±7,2, p=0,002). Pharmacokinetic data on blood concentrations of anticoagulants or its metabolites at the second visit were available in 76 (67%) patients. Assessment of pharmacokinetic and compliance data revealed a moderate direct correlation (Matthews correlation coefficient (MCC), 0,345) and a weak direct correlation with the MMAS-8 (MCC, 0,177). The difference in MMAS-4 and MMAS-8 scores between high and low pharmacokinetic adherence groups was significant on both scales (p=0,011 and 0,015, respectively).Conclusion. The rationale for widespread introduction of standardized questionnaires and scales (MMAS 4, MMAS 8, STAI, HADS, SF 36, Big 5) was shown in order to early identify patients with low adherence to treatment. The results highlight the need for further study of the contribution of psychiatric disorders to low compliance to anticoagulant therapy.
Effect of catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation on left and right atrial function
Authors: Moskovskikh T. V. , Smorgon A. V. , Archakov E. V. , Usenkov S. Yu. , Batalov R. E. , Popov S. V. 
Published: August 2022

Aim. To evaluate the effect of catheter ablation on left (LA) and right atria (RA) function in patients with atrial fibrillation.Material and methods. The study included 28 patients (14 men and 14 women) aged 33 to 72 years (mean age, 57,7±9,9 years) with paroxysmal (n=23) and persistent AF (n=5). All patients underwent radiofrequency ablation (RFA) with pulmonary vein antrum isolation. Before ablation and 3 days after, transthoracic twodimensional echocardiography was performed in sinus rhythm with an assessment of LA reservoir, conduit and booster pump function and RA peak longitudinal strain.Results. In the studied patients, a significant decrease in the reservoir, conduit and booster pump function of the LA was revealed after RFA, while there was no significant change in RA peak longitudinal strain after catheter ablation. LA reservoir, conduit and booster pump function decreased by 6,45% (p<0,001), 3,59% (p<0,001), 2,85% (p<0,001), respectively, while RA peak longitudinal strain increased by 0,73% (p=0,43).Conclusion. Catheter ablation has a significant damaging effect on the LA tissue, inhibiting the reservoir, pumping and pipeline functions. At the same time, the contractility of the PP in the early postoperative period improves, but not significantly.
Comparative real world clinical assessment of fixed dose combination of mometasone and fusidic acid cream versus fluticasone and mupirocin ointment in the management of atopic dermatitis with secondary bacterial infection
Authors: Ramchandani Indur , Mahadkar Namrata , Dhoot Dhiraj S. , Barkate Hanmant 
Published: August 2022

<p><strong>Background:</strong> Bacterial skin infections caused by gram positive bacteria are mostly encountered in paediatric age group. These infections are found to commonly complicate atopic dermatitis with prevalence of 80-100%, and are treated with fixed dose combination (FDC) of topical corticosteroids and antibiotics.</p><p><strong>Methods:</strong> This retrospective study was conducted in patients ≥2 years of age with a diagnosis of atopic dermatitis with secondary bacterial infections and having investigator’s global assessment score of 2 or 3. Patient’s clinical outcomes were analysed on the basis of skin infection rating scale (SIRS) wherein each of signs/symptom were rated on scale of 0 to 3.</p><p><strong>Results:</strong> The 206 patients had received FDC of mometasone and fusidic acid (MF) and 159 patients had received fluticasone and mupirocin (FM). Percentage of patients achieving complete clearance of symptoms/signs was higher in MF group as compared to FM. Percentage of patients achieving clinical success were significantly higher with mometasone. Recurrences and percentage of patients with clinical failure were higher in FP group. </p><p><strong>Conclusions:</strong> Effectiveness of MF FDC was significant as compared to FM, FDC in terms of complete clearance of lesions, increased number of patients achieving clinical success and less number of recurrences.</p><p><strong> </strong></p>
O que Sabemos sobre Gênero e Sexualidade na Velhice? Uma Revisão Sistemática
Authors: Da Silva Giovana Oliveira , Castro Beatriz Rodrigues , Faria Lara Beatriz Barros , Cardoso Andrezza Veridyanna , Rocha Luanna Sousa , Chariglione Isabelle Patriciá Freitas Soares 
Published: August 2022

Pessoas idosas convivem com estigmas e preconceitos que censuram assuntos como a sexualidade. Este estudo teve por objetivo sistematizar as publicações relacionadas a essa temática, sendo utilizados os descritores gênero, sexualidade e envelhecimento, em pesquisas empíricas e reflexivas, de língua portuguesa, revisada por pares, publicadas entre 2010 e 2020. Utilizou-se o método PRISMA de revisão sistemática de literatura nas bases de dados CAPES e SciELO. Foram analisados 33 artigos, o corpus foi dividido em 151 segmentos de texto e 86% desses dados foram avaliados na análise. O corpus analisado pelo software IRaMuTeQ identificou cinco principais classes (metodologia, atenção à saúde, procedimentos metodológicos, amostra e envelhecimento). A partir desses resultados, observaram-se publicações inseridas dentro de uma perspectiva majoritariamente biológica, voltadas para a saúde do idoso e que, na maioria das vezes, desconsidera aspectos mais psicológicos e subjetivos do sujeito que envelhece. Este estudo indica a necessidade de interpretações mais amplas sobre as diferentes perspectivas de gênero e sexualidade que não se resumem ao binômio sexo (masculino-feminino).
The Problem of Interactive English Language Learning in Distance Mode
Authors: Medynska Alina , Vasylenko Olena , Lapshyna Olha , Krasnopera Tetiana , Necheporuk Yana , Bondarenko Oleksandra 
Published: August 2022

The article elaborates on an interactive approach to language learning applied in an online EFL classroom. It presents a new insight into implementing interactive methods to develop students’ communicative competence. In conditions of world integration, the formation of communicative and life skills is indispensable. Eventually, such an approach to English language learning in distance mode is the most accessible way for teacher-learner(s) interaction to acquire general linguistic expertise and upgrade specific language skills.
The study results show that an interactive approach facilitates live communication in online EFL settings, enhances learners’ motivation and autonomy, and fosters quick decision-making reactions. Modern computer technologies offer boundless opportunities for interactive methods application in the online foreign language learning context. A skillful instructor is called to masterly plan computer-mediated classroom activities, creating space to realize each student’s cognitive and communicative potential fully. Students learn to debate, substantiate their viewpoints, brainstorm ideas, do projects, work individually or collaborate in comfortable learning settings.
Postmodernism as a Worldview in the Context of Formation of Artistic and Pedagogical Competence of Future Teachers of Fine Arts
Authors: Liebiedieva (Smirnova) Oksana , Pylnik Ruslan , Bryzhata Iryna , Pavelchuk Ivanna , Garbuzenko Larysa , Bartienieva Iryna 
Published: August 2022

The specificity of the process of professional training and formation of future teachers of fine arts is due to the direction of art and pedagogical education, the peculiarities of communication with art, approaches to the use of its educational potential. Therefore, in determination of the principles of professional development of teachers of fine arts, the problem of theoretical and methodological understanding of the nature and content of decorative and applied arts in the preparation and professional development is actualized. On the one hand, this applies to how the artistic and aesthetic consciousness of the future teacher will be formed, and on the other - on what basis this teacher will educate his or her students. In accordance with the theoretical aspect of the formation of artistic and pedagogical competence of future teachers of fine arts in the process of studying of decorative and applied arts, a research was conducted. It made it possible to analyze the content, forms, methods and conditions of formation of artistic and pedagogical competence of future artists-teachers. Diagnostic research tools have been developed, which make it possible to identify the level of formation of the main structural components of artistic and pedagogical competence of future teachers of fine arts. The research showed an insufficient level of formation of artistic and pedagogical competence of future teachers of fine arts, which is characterized by a lack of thoroughness and systemness of knowledge in decorative and applied arts, by insufficient development of the emotional and sensual sphere of students and reproductive readiness for professional and creative activities.
Uso de casos investigativos como estratégia para promoção de uma perspectiva mais crítica de Educação Ambiental
Authors: Moreira Carla Andrea , Silva Rosana 
Published: August 2022

Resumo
Este artigo contempla uma parte dos estudos realizados em nossa dissertação de mestrado, em que tivemos por objetivo investigar a adoção da modalidade didática Aprendizagem Baseada em Casos como estratégia formativa para a promoção de uma abordagem mais reflexiva e crítica de Educação Ambiental. Em nossa investigação, assumimos na análise dos dados a adoção de uma perspectiva sociocultural e histórica, e optamos por interpretar nossos dados por meio de uma perspectiva qualitativa. Assumimos como norteadores das nossas análises a concepção de discurso enquanto prática social e arena ideológica dos enunciadores proposta pela teoria do enunciado do Círculo de Bakhtin e pela teoria polifônica de Ducrot. Nossas análises indicaram a potencialidade da promoção de espaços que incentivam a produção de material autoral durante processos de formação, ao agregar aspectos do repertório técnico e prático inerente ao ofício do professor (a).
Palavras-chave: Educação ambiental crítica, Formação continuada, Aprendizagem baseada em casos.
Percepção de conhecimentos, práticas e atitudes sobre sustentabilidade ambiental de acadêmicos de Odontologia.
Authors: Oliveira Martins Nilva , Rodrigues Leles Cláudio , Marçal Lima Dione 
Published: August 2022

Este estudo, transversal e analítico, objetivou avaliar a percepção de conhecimentos, práticas e atitudes de acadêmicos sobre Odontologia sustentável (OS). A amostra (n=182) foi constituída por acadêmicos de dois cursos de Odontologia de uma Instituição pública e outra privada. Os dados foram coletados por questionário, distribuídos em três dimensões: percepção sobre conhecimentos, práticas e atitudes relacionados à OS. Foi utilizada a análise de Cluster para identificação de similaridade das respostas. Foram identificados três clusters, com a dimensão conhecimentos de escores de respostas positivas mais baixas, enquanto a dimensão práticas apresentou os escores mais altos. Houve diferença significativa (P<0,001) tendo a Instituição pública maiores escores positivos nas dimensões de conhecimentos e práticas. Conclui-se que a percepção dos acadêmicos é insatisfatória na dimensão conhecimentos, evidenciando necessidade de estratégias educacionais sobre sustentabilidade na graduação.
Descritores: Educação em saúde ambiental. Estudantes de Odontologia. Resíduos de serviços de saúde