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Reclaiming archives: guest editorial
Authors: Barwick Linda , Huebner Sharon , Ormond-Parker Lyndon , Treloyn Sally 
Published: June 2022

AbstractHighlighting perspectives from First Nations peoples whose cultural heritage is held in archives of various types, this article sets the scene for this special edition on “Reclaiming Archives.” Emerging protocols for Indigenous community engagement with archiving institutions have been driven by community demands for access, digitisation and return of archival cultural heritage records, and supported by various peak professional organisations such as the International Council on Archives, the International Council of Museums and the Indigenous Archives Collective. A complex history of exploitation, resistance and trauma surrounds First Nations cultural records created during Australia“s “Assimilation Era“ (roughly 1935-1975), and several contributions to the volume explore the implications of this colonial past for management and reclamation of such archival records today. Indeed, the authors contend that institutions today have much to learn from engagement with community members seeking to reappropriate their cultural records. The essay finishes by relating the issues outlined above to the articles presented in this issue, which provide perspectives from Australia and internationally regarding Indigenous cultural collections, with special reference to research-based collections of Indigenous music and dance.
Elusive Goths in northern Poland: Initial isotopic insights of the pre-Roman and Roman period populations from the Wielbark Culture cemetery in Malbork-Wielbark
Authors: Łuczkiewicz Piotr , Pospieszny Łukasz , Belka Zdzislaw , Łukasik Sylwia , Krenz-Niedbała Marta , Kuzioła Aneta , Kleemann Jörg 
Published: June 2022

Summary
From 19 inhumation graves from the cemetery in Malbork-Wielbark (northern Poland) samples (teeth) were collected for the analysis of strontium (87Sr/86Sr) isotopes in order to try to determine the origin of the subjects. The chronological range of the analyzed statistical sample covers about 300 years of over 600 years of necropolis history, i. e. the period from the end of the early pre-Roman period (phase A3 – the last decades BC) to the C1b phase of the Roman period (more or less the first half of the 3rd century AD). The results of the analysis indicate the local origin of the studied group, and at the same time constitute an interesting contribution to the discussion on the ethnic structure of the Wielbark culture.
A diachronic semantic map of the Optative negative in Beja (North-Cushitic)
Authors: Vanhove Martine 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
The Optative negative of Beja is a multifunctional paradigm which encodes optative, hortative and jussive grammatical meanings, depending on the person, as well as participant-internal and participant-external modalities of impossibility and unnecessity. It is also the sole paradigm licensed in balanced embedded clauses. Based on a large corpus of naturalistic first-hand data, this study analyses the various uses of the paradigm, provides an account of its evolution from the pre-modal stage to the post-modal stage on the basis of language internal morpho-syntactic cues, and proposes a diachronic semantic map, based on van der Auwera and Plungian (1998) model. It shows that semantic maps are not only useful for typological purposes, but also for language internal studies, helping understand the semantic shifts that occurred in the grammar of unwritten languages with no recorded history.
Screening Children for Social Determinants of Health: A Systematic Review
Authors: Sokol Rebeccah , Austin Anna , Chandler Caroline , Byrum Elizabeth , Bousquette Jessica , Lancaster Christiana , Doss Ginna , Dotson Andrea , Urbaeva Venera , Singichetti Bhavna , Brevard Kanisha , Wright Sarah Towner , Lanier Paul , Shanahan Meghan 
Published: June 2022

CONTEXT
Screening children for social determinants of health (SDOHs) has gained attention in recent years, but there is a deficit in understanding the present state of the science.

OBJECTIVE
To systematically review SDOH screening tools used with children, examine their psychometric properties, and evaluate how they detect early indicators of risk and inform care.

DATA SOURCES
Comprehensive electronic search of PubMed, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature, Embase, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials, and Web of Science Core Collection.

STUDY SELECTION
Studies in which a tool that screened children for multiple SDOHs (defined according to Healthy People 2020) was developed, tested, and/or employed.

DATA EXTRACTION
Extraction domains included study characteristics, screening tool characteristics, SDOHs screened, and follow-up procedures.

RESULTS
The search returned 6274 studies. We retained 17 studies encompassing 11 screeners. Study samples were diverse with respect to biological sex and race and/or ethnicity. Screening was primarily conducted in clinical settings with a parent or caregiver being the primary informant for all screeners. Psychometric properties were assessed for only 3 screeners. The most common SDOH domains screened included the family context and economic stability. Authors of the majority of studies described referrals and/or interventions that followed screening to address identified SDOHs.

LIMITATIONS
Following the Healthy People 2020 SDOH definition may have excluded articles that other definitions would have captured.

CONCLUSIONS
The extent to which SDOH screening accurately assessed a child’s SDOHs was largely unevaluated. Authors of future research should also evaluate if referrals and interventions after the screening effectively address SDOHs and improve child well-being.
Mystical experiences without mysticism: An argument for mystical fictionalism in psychedelics
Authors: Garb Bradley Armour , Earleywine Mitchell 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
Mystical experiences frequently precede decreases in human suffering or increased functioning. Therapies that include the ingestion of psychoactive substances in supportive environments often lead to improvements that correlate with the magnitude of the mystical experiences generated. A close look at these phenomena from a philosophy of science perspective might put empiricists in a quandary. Arguments with critics of the import of these mystical experiences, prohibitionists, or others who are apprehensive about psychedelic-assisted treatments, might prove awkward or difficult given the tacit assertion that the mystical genuinely exists. The assumption might even dampen theorizing in ways that remain outside of theorists' awareness. The predicament might lack the epistemic humility ideal for good science as well. Nevertheless, abandoning the construct of mystical experiences would require ignoring compelling, replicated empirical work. We argue that a version of philosophical fictionalism that draws on research in logic and linguistics can help investigators engage in this discourse without implying a belief in the mystical. Comparable approaches have proven helpful in mathematics and empiricism more broadly. Mystical fictionalism could help theorists view reports of mystical experiences as true even if the mystical fails to be veridical. The approach creates an expressive advantage that could assist researchers and theorists eager to refine our understanding of mystical experiences and improve psychedelic-assisted treatments. Mystical fictionalism might also inspire novel looks at correlates of mystical experiences that might serve as mediators of their effects, potentially generating models with comparable explanatory power that sidestep the need for a fictionalist approach.
Estrategias de enseñanza docente: modalidad presencial a modalidad virtual en el confinamiento
Authors: Amaluisa - Rendón Paulina Magally , Núñez - Torres Oscar Patricio , Amaluisa - Rendón Alexandra Katherine 
Published: June 2022

La obligada situación de confinamiento y virtualidad en la cual se ve sumergida la educación actual en todos sus niveles, nos empuja a adaptar las estrategias de enseñanza docente a una modalidad 100% virtual. El presente estudio tiene el propósito de recopilar información bibliográfica sobre las estrategias de enseñanza utilizadas en la modalidad presencial y su paso a la modalidad virtual, a través de varias fuentes de información científica; con el objeto de delimitar la investigación, se utilizaron ecuaciones de búsqueda como: enseñanza en confinamiento, estrategias de enseñanza, enseñanza docente, estrategias de enseñanza presencial y virtual. La organización de la información se realizó a través de esquemas diferenciados que permitieron determinar la información primaria y secundaria. En consecuencia, el entorno virtual nos brinda la posibilidad del uso continuo de la tecnología como una herramienta útil para las estrategias de enseñanza, es importante entonces que el docente tenga conocimiento del uso de recursos para la creación de material multimedia interactivo, la gamificación, entre otros, adaptándose a la utilización de recursos metodológicos distintos. Más allá de las metodologías establecidas, el docente de la modalidad virtual es quien tiene la autonomía para la toma de decisiones al momento mismo del proceso de enseñanza. El estudio busca establecer una comparación de las estrategias de enseñanza más utilizadas en la presencialidad y la virtualidad.
Cafenoel, do beneficiamento do café ao benefício da sociedade: Requalificação do complexo da cooperativa de São Manuel – SP
Authors: Tomazini Lavínia Rodrigues , Strabeli Giovana Innocenti 
Published: June 2022

Em virtude da necessidade urbana de disponibilizar atividades sociais para a população, somada à necessidade de dar sentido às grandes áreas urbanas subutilizadas, as quais não favorecem a apropriação dos centros urbanos e minimizam seus potenciais, esse trabalho tem como principal objetivo a proposta de projeto de requalificação do complexo da cooperativa de São Manuel – SP. Para tal, a metodologia se pautou na fundamentação teórica sobre patrimônio industrial, parque urbano e sobre as intervenções urbanas. Além disso, foram estudadas quatro obras correlatas analisando os seus projetos e um estudo prévio no qual foi realizada a visita técnica. A proposta de projeto e o programa de necessidades procurou respeitar a identidade e história do local, visando atratividade, funcionalidade e aproveitamento amplo dos espaços e de sua topografia.

PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Projeto urbanístico. Requalificação. Atividades sociais. Cooperativa. Patrimônio industrial. Parque urbano.
Epidemiology and diagnostic methods of lumpy skin disease: A Short Review
Authors: Chala Guyassa 
Published: June 2022

Lumpy skin disease (LSD) is a severe viral disease that is having an impact on the cattle industry. The disease is now widespread in the majority of African countries, and it has lately expanded beyond the continent into the Middle East area. The disease’s symptoms include an initial period of fever, followed by swollen lymph nodes, circumscribed firm skin nodules, and ulcerative lesions. It occurs in all agroclimatic situations, although it is more common in low-lying areas and beside watercourses. It is transmitted by insect vectors among cattle that share comparable pasture and watering sites and gather in the same barn. In this article, the lumpy skin disease virus, its epidemiology, and diagnostic methods are reviewed.
UKRAINE AND THE “IMMINENT” RUSSIAN INVASION: NEW MASS MEDIA AS A MEANS OF PROPAGANDA AND MANIPULATION
Authors: Simons Gregory J. 
Published: June 2022

Aim.The aim of this article is to identify the types of mass mediated propaganda in Western mainstream media sources before the Special Military Operation began on 24 February 2022. Methodology.The author used academic literature on propaganda use, and mass media approaches to covering armed conflicts. A critical analysis of mass mediated materials of the topic, in the period from November 2021 until February 2022, was used to derive the communicated and signalled idealised hierarchies in international relations by Western mainstream media sources.Results.The results of this indicative study suggest that Western mainstream media are engaged in the current global geopolitics of transformation (from Unipolar to Multipolar order), and there is an attempt by the US-led Western powers to obstruct the rise of challenging powers and their influence and hence to preserve US hegemony. Research implications.New mass media is playing a crucial role in attempting to manipulate the minds of different publics with the use of propaganda in the field of international relations. This trend is likely to continue to increase in the future. The underlying reason for this is the increase in geopolitical tensions resulting from a transformation in the global order. In this article, the 2020-21 Ukraine ‘crisis’ and the Western media’s narrative of the ‘imminent’ Russian invasion shall be used to illustrate how the propaganda is formulated for the effect of obstructing Russian interests and influence.
Teenagers’ attitude towards obesity and obese peer
Authors: Radosz Aleksandra , Obuchowicz Anna 
Published: June 2022

WstępW pracy przedstawiono wyniki badania ankietowego prowadzonego od maja do listopada 2020 r. wśród nastolatków zamieszkujących województwo śląskie. Celem badania była ocena stosunku młodzieży do problemu otyłości oraz aktywności fizycznej.Materiał i metodyAnkietę – w wersjach elektronicznej oraz papierowej – przeprowadzono w losowo wybranych szkołach oraz wśród pacjentów wybranych placówek medycznych. W badaniu uczestniczyło 527 respondentów, w tym 261 w wieku 11–14 lat (49,5%) i 266 w wieku 15–18 lat (50,5%).Wyniki31,8% dzieci w wieku 11–14 lat oraz 15,4% w wieku 15–18 lat relacjonowało należną aktywność fizyczną. 20% respondentów przyznawało się do pozostawania obojętnymi wobec dokuczania innym z powodu nadmiernej masy ciała. 53% nastolatków w wieku 11–18 lat nie potrafiło podać definicji otyłości, a 36,6% nie potrafiło wymienić powikłań otyłości. 14% respondentów miało negatywne skojarzenia związane z osobami otyłymi. 26,2% wykazało brak zainteresowania problemem otyłości.WnioskiIstnieje pilna potrzeba upowszechniania wśród nastolatków: wiedzy na temat uwarunkowań i następstw otyłości, postawy szacunku względem wszystkich osób – niezależnie od ich masy ciała, aktywności fizycznej jako podstawowej metody walki z otyłością.
Saliva Crystallization Features in Young People with Different Levels of Physical Activity
Authors: Martusevich Andrew K , Sinitsyna Tatyana P , Surovegina Alexandra V , Bocharin Ivan V , Kosyuga Svetlana Yu 
Published: June 2022

The aim of the study was to estimate the features of dehydration structuring of saliva in untrained people. Methods and Results: The study included 35 untrained students (Group 1) and 38 people who regularly exercise (Group 2), who do not have any chronic diseases. The mean age of participants was 17-18 years. The crystallogenic activity and initiatory potential were evaluated for each sample of biological fluid. The crystallization of mixed saliva was studied using the method of classical crystalloscopy, and the initiating properties were studied by the method of comparative tezigraphy. A 0.9% sodium chloride solution was used as the base substance in the tezigraphic test.	The conducted crystalloscopic studies have demonstrated significant differences in the crystallogenic and initiating properties of mixed saliva in people who regularly engage in physical training, compared with untrained individuals. They manifest themselves in a significant qualitative and quantitative transformation of the crystalloscopic picture of the biological fluid, including single-crystalline and dendritic components, as well as in the representation of amorphous bodies in micro-preparations of the biological medium. In the tezigraphic test, it was found that the initiatory potential of mixed saliva also undergoes significant shifts. These shifts are realized in the activation of the initiating ability of biological fluid and optimization of textural characteristics of tezigrams (reduction of cellular density and increase in uniformity) in combination with a decrease in the degree of destruction of structural picture elements and a moderate expansion of the marginal zone of micro-preparations.
Optimizing intra-facility crowding in Wi-Fi environments using continuous-time Markov chains
Authors: Mizuno Shinya , Ohba Haruka 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
Recently, increased measures are being devised to reduce crowdedness as a countermeasure for the spread of COVID-19. In this study, we propose a solution to reduce intra-facility crowdedness based on the usage of Wifi networks. This study maximizes the Wi-Fi logs that are continually generated in vast quantities in the ever-expanding Wi-Fi network environment to calculate the transition probabilities between nodes and the mean stay time at each node. Then, we model this data as a continuous-time Markov chain to obtain the variance of the stationary distribution, which we use as a metric of intra-facility crowdedness. Therefore, to minimize intra-facility crowdedness, we solved the optimization problem using stay rate as a parameter and demonstrated a numerical solution. In the optimization results, we succeeded in reducing intra-facility crowding by approximately 30%. This solution is a realistic approach for reducing intra-facility crowdedness as it makes adjustments to people’s stay times without any changes in their movements. We used the k-means method to categorize Wi-Fi users into a set of classes and documented the behavioral characteristics of each class, which helped implement class-specific measures to reduce intra-facility crowdedness. This enables facility managers to implement fine-grained countermeasures against crowdedness according to circumstances. Herein, we describe our computing environment and workflow for the basic analysis of vast quantities of Wi-Fi logs. Because the data we used are general-purpose, we believe that this research will be useful for both analysts and facility operators.
The crop residue conundrum: maintaining long-term soil organic carbon stocks while reinforcing the bioeconomy, compatible endeavors?
Authors: Andrade Christhel , Clivot Hugues , Albers Ariane , Zamora-Ledezma Ezequiel , Hamelin Lorie 
Published: June 2022

Abstract

Crop residues are key for supplying renewable carbon to the bioeconomy without interfering with food security. However, residue removal represents a challenge for soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks maintenance. This study demonstrates that the crop residues potential for the bioeconomy is spatially differentiated and depends on the conversion technology and the available recalcitrant carbon return to soils. We considered coproduct returns from five bioeconomy pathways: pyrolysis, gasification, hydrothermal liquefaction, anaerobic digestion, and lignocellulosic ethanol. Long-term SOC changes from these scenarios were compared against a reference where crop residues are unharvested. We developed an original framework by coupling a SOC model with a bioeconomy module, applicable to any site. The framework was tested and applied to the entire France, for 2020 – 2120, simulating more than 60,000 cropland units. It revealed an additional crop residue potential of 60 – 191 PJ (use-dependent) without SOC decreases, compared to the often used 31.5% removal limit.
The effect of group reflection on the development of Communication Skills in undergraduate nursing students
Authors: Abadi Fozieh , Bagheri Maryam , Abadi Faezeh , pelarti akram mohammadi , karimi shahnaz 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
BACKGROUND
Communication skills are one of the main capabilities expected from nursing students and the core of nursing care. This study was conducted with the aimed of the effect of group reflection on the development of communication skills.
Methods
The study was a two-group quasi-experimental pre-test-post-test that was conducted at Fasa University of Medical Sciences in the south-west of Iran. The study population consisted of 48 second-semester nursing students enrolled in clinical fundamental of nursing course in February 2018. Group reflection based on Borton's Development Framework was used in learning communication skills to the test groups for 6 sessions. Conventional method was used for control groups.
Results
The mean score of communication skills among students in both control and test groups, before and after the group reflection sessions, indicated a significant difference (P < .0.001).
CONCLUSION
This study suggests that employing a reflection group can be a basis for developing students' communication skills in clinical education.
Establishing a multi-dimensional methodology to analyse pigments on sandstone sculptures: Exploratory investigations of an Antonine Wall Distance Sculpture
Authors: Campbell Louisa , Smith Margaret 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
The Antonine Wall was commissioned by the Roman Emperor Antoninus Pius around 142 CE and stretches for c. 37 miles across the central belt of Scotland, marking the Empire’s most north-western frontier. This vanguard research reports on the materials used during the 16th century in the redecoration of an iconic Distance Sculpture that was once embedded into the frontier. Portable non-invasive technologies, including pXRF and in-situ microphotography were deployed. These techniques are supplemented by micro-sampling for SEM/EDS, FTIR-ATR and microscopy of cross-sections.
Biorationals an important non chemical alternative to pesticides for management of two spotted spider mite, Tetranychus urticae Koch (Acari: Tetranychidae) on parthenocarpic cucumber grown under protected conditions
Authors: Ghongade Dilip Shriram , Sangha K.S. 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
The use of chemical pesticides to control two spotted spider mite, Tetranychus urticae Koch (Acari: Tetranychidae) in various crops leads to the development of various problems viz., residue in sprayed crop, pest resistance, pest resurgence and environmental pollution. It was necessary to find some microbial biorationals may represent an effective alternative management tactic which is environmentally safer option also. So, during this study entomopathogenic fungi (EPF) and botanical pesticides were tested at different concentrations for the management of eggs and active stages of T. urticae infesting parthenocarpic cucumber grown under polyhouse. Among these biorationals, spray of Neem Baan at 10 and 15 ml/l resulted in significantly higher level of reduction on two spotted spider mite population (88.5 to 91.8% in egg and 86.6 to 90.9% in active stage of mites after 3rd spray, respectively) than with EPF. Among the EPF, Lecanicillium lecanii (Zimmerman) Viegas and Beauveria bassiana Balsamo (Vuillemin) (at 10 & 15 ml/l (82.0 to 87.0% in egg and 79.2 to 84.1% in active stage of mites)) was found to be more effective than Metarhizium anisopliae (Metschnikoff) Sorokin (at 10 & 15 ml/l (77.0 to 82.4% in egg and 76.4 to 80.4% in active stage of mites after third spray, respectively)) in reducing different life stages of T. urticae on cucumber. Results suggest, as Neem Baan 1% spray was found to increase growth and yield of sprayed plant along with controlling T. urticae, it can act as a good alternative for the pesticide spray because spray of pesticide majority time leads to residue problem, pest resistance and pest resurgence problem.