cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11965911.v1
title: Elaboration of a natural sweetener using Erythritol/Stevia

description: Abstract The food industry always searches for innovation, product improvement, quality and customer satisfaction. In relation to sweeteners, this search had an expressive increase in recent times due to the increase of diseases caused by the excessive consumption of sugar. Most tabletop sweeteners marketed in Brazil have bulking agents with characteristics not appreciated by consumers, substances that can cause intolerance such as lactose or caloric products such as maltodextrin (4 kcal/g). Considering this problem, the aim of the research was to develop a natural sweetener, without contraindications, using the erythritol / stevia blend to compose the formulation. Three formulations (standard, 10% sweeter and 10% less sweet) were developed, that in the sorting test there was no preferred sample, being able to opt for the formulation with lower cost – 10% less sweet. At the same time, a semistructured questionnaire was applied, characterizing the consumers of sweeteners. Of all respondents, 43% used sweeteners. The variable that increases the chance of its consumption is “being overweight”; when associated with the variable “overweight family”, the chance of consumption is greater. Another proof was that more than 40% of users search for natural substances in their sweetener, strengthening the possibility of developing a natural sweetener.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7507175
title: Diamonds from the Coromandel Area, West Minas Gerais State, Brazil: an update and new data on surface sources and origin

description: Important diamond deposits southeast of Coromandel and the local geology have been studied in an attempt to understand what surface source provided the stones. River gravels of Pleistocene to Recent age from this region have supplied most of Brazil's large diamonds over 100 ct. The upper cretaceous Capacete Formation of the Mata da Corda Group, composed of mafic volcanoclastic, pyroclastic and epiclastic material, has been worked locally for diamonds, nevertheless considered non-economic. The authors present results of their study of a deactivated small mine, representing the first report with description and analyses of two gem diamonds washed from this material. Hundreds of kimberlites, discovered in the last half century in the region, are sterile or non-economic. We propose that the surface source of the diamonds is the Capacete "conglomerado". The volume of this material is enormous representing a potential resource for large-scale mining. The authors suggest detailed studies of the volcanic facies of this unit focusing on the genesis, distribution and diamond content. As to the question concerning the origin of these diamondiferous pyroclastic rocks, the authors exclude the kimberlites and point towards the large Serra Negra and Salitre alkaline complexes which are considered the primary source for the pyroclastic units of the Mata da Corda Group. They propose that early eruptive phases of this alkaline complex brought diamonds from a mantle source to the surface, much as happens with traditional kimberlites, to explain the association of such huge carbonatite complexes and diamonds.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7507175.v1
title: Diamonds from the Coromandel Area, West Minas Gerais State, Brazil: an update and new data on surface sources and origin

description: Important diamond deposits southeast of Coromandel and the local geology have been studied in an attempt to understand what surface source provided the stones. River gravels of Pleistocene to Recent age from this region have supplied most of Brazil's large diamonds over 100 ct. The upper cretaceous Capacete Formation of the Mata da Corda Group, composed of mafic volcanoclastic, pyroclastic and epiclastic material, has been worked locally for diamonds, nevertheless considered non-economic. The authors present results of their study of a deactivated small mine, representing the first report with description and analyses of two gem diamonds washed from this material. Hundreds of kimberlites, discovered in the last half century in the region, are sterile or non-economic. We propose that the surface source of the diamonds is the Capacete "conglomerado". The volume of this material is enormous representing a potential resource for large-scale mining. The authors suggest detailed studies of the volcanic facies of this unit focusing on the genesis, distribution and diamond content. As to the question concerning the origin of these diamondiferous pyroclastic rocks, the authors exclude the kimberlites and point towards the large Serra Negra and Salitre alkaline complexes which are considered the primary source for the pyroclastic units of the Mata da Corda Group. They propose that early eruptive phases of this alkaline complex brought diamonds from a mantle source to the surface, much as happens with traditional kimberlites, to explain the association of such huge carbonatite complexes and diamonds.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270758
title: Using social networks in surveillance of violence at work experienced by community health workers

description: Abstract Introduction: community health workers (CHW) are exposed to violence at work twice as much since they work on the streets and visit households in the communities served by the Brazilian Unified Health System. Objectives: to identify cases of violence at work experienced by CHW and revealed in a social network, as well as analyze the use of this media as a strategic source for worker’s health surveillance. Methods: information from the official systems of the Brazilian Health Ministry (HM) and from news posted on the CHW’s Facebook fanpage from 2013 to mid-2017. Results: we found no cases officially reported by the HM. However, nine records of violence were found on the fanpage: rape attempt, murder, physical violence, robbery, discrimination, death threat and firearm assault. Conclusion: using the social network as a source of information on the violence at work experienced by CHW shows a new context and possibility to identify demands and communicate injuries and occupational hazards. This source showed good potential to be used in worker’s health surveillance with emphasis on CHW’s attitudes towards the violence they experience and the strategies they adopt to face it.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270758.v1
title: Using social networks in surveillance of violence at work experienced by community health workers

description: Abstract Introduction: community health workers (CHW) are exposed to violence at work twice as much since they work on the streets and visit households in the communities served by the Brazilian Unified Health System. Objectives: to identify cases of violence at work experienced by CHW and revealed in a social network, as well as analyze the use of this media as a strategic source for worker’s health surveillance. Methods: information from the official systems of the Brazilian Health Ministry (HM) and from news posted on the CHW’s Facebook fanpage from 2013 to mid-2017. Results: we found no cases officially reported by the HM. However, nine records of violence were found on the fanpage: rape attempt, murder, physical violence, robbery, discrimination, death threat and firearm assault. Conclusion: using the social network as a source of information on the violence at work experienced by CHW shows a new context and possibility to identify demands and communicate injuries and occupational hazards. This source showed good potential to be used in worker’s health surveillance with emphasis on CHW’s attitudes towards the violence they experience and the strategies they adopt to face it.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7518125
title: Teaching for Democratic Action

description: Current school reform policies that emphasize standardized tests and a narrow curriculum leave students without skills they need to participate effectively in democratic societies. This article exposes these reforms as inadequate and draws on research regarding school-based programs that seek to teach good citizenship to detail three visions of citizenship commonly found in school programs: personally responsible, participatory, and social justice-oriented. Personally responsible citizenship is the most commonly pursued but has little to do with democratic thought and action. The article concludes with three recommendations for practice.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7518125.v1
title: Teaching for Democratic Action

description: Current school reform policies that emphasize standardized tests and a narrow curriculum leave students without skills they need to participate effectively in democratic societies. This article exposes these reforms as inadequate and draws on research regarding school-based programs that seek to teach good citizenship to detail three visions of citizenship commonly found in school programs: personally responsible, participatory, and social justice-oriented. Personally responsible citizenship is the most commonly pursued but has little to do with democratic thought and action. The article concludes with three recommendations for practice.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7514879
title: The petrogenesis of tholeiitic diabases in eastern Parnaíba Basin: evidence for geochemical heterogeneities in the subcontinental lithospheric mantle in NE Brazil

description: ABSTRACT: The sedimentary rocks within the Paleozoic Parnaiba basin in NE Brazil were intruded by voluminous tholeiitic diabase sills and covered by coeval basaltic flows. This paper presents lithogeochemical data of borehole samples obtained from wells located in the eastern portion of the Parnaiba basin. The diabases are subalkaline tholeiitc rocks comprising three high-TiO2 and three low-TiO2 suites that are unrelated by differentiation processes. Fractional crystallization of olivine and augite was the predominantly evolutionary processes within individual high- and low-TiO2 suites as depicted by trace element geochemical modelling, exception being made for one low-TiO2 suite that evolved by AFC. Parental compositions for both low- and high-TiO2 suites are related with variably enriched, spinel harzburgitic sources likely to represent the heterogeneous subcontinental lithospheric mantle underneath the sedimentary basin. The geochemical provinciality of the Parnaiba tholeiitic magmatism seems unrelated with the Transbrasiliano Lineament but may be due to lithospheric mantle amalgamation and remobilization occurred during previous tectonic events.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8292728
title: Profile of victims of accidents with biological material in a course of Dentistry

description: ABSTRACT Objective: To identify the epidemiological profile of accidents with biological material occurring in the dental clinic of a university in the southern region of the country. Methods: This is a descriptive, cross-sectional, retrospective study, which analyzed the reports of the Epidemiological Surveillance (SINAN) that occurred between March 2013 and December 2016. We analyzed the demographic variables and data related to the notification of accidents with biological material in the SINAN file, such as: age, sex, race, occupation (student, teacher, oral health technician, residents), time and place of occurrence of the accident, agent causing the perforation, total or partial use of PPE (personal protective equipment) at the time of accident, contact with organic material, contact agent and up-to-date vaccination against hepatitis B and treatment withdrawal. The data obtained were analyzed in EpiInfo Software. Statistical analysis included descriptive and inferential analysis, with significance level of p?0.05 and confidence interval (CI) of 95%. Results: In total there were 55 reports of accidents with piercing-cutting materials, of which 12 were men (21.82%) and 43 were women (78.18%). The mean age of the sample population was 24.2 (± 6.3) years. Regarding the occupation, 80% (n = 44) were undergraduate students, 12.72% were residents, 5.45%, teachers and 1.82%, oral health technicians. The majority (61.8%) were perforated during the dental procedure, 21.82% during material washing and 16.36% during surgery, but 20% claimed that they did not use any personal protective equipment. Regarding the organic material, there was a high prevalence of contact with blood, 70.9%, the needle was the main agent (n = 26; 47.3%). Still, 3.7% stated that they were not vaccinated against hepatitis B. In the bivariate analysis, the site of the accident was associated with the use of personal protective equipment (p = 0.01). Conclusion: The results showed that the number of incidents is high and can be attributed to several factors, such as lack of experience of students and the non-use of personal protective equipment. As a result, it is necessary to establish a permanent education program focused on education and accident prevention strategies to minimize these problems.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11756994
title: Generational differences in work in Spain. A review

description: Abstract Purpose: The objective of this paper is to analyze the existence of generational differences in work in a series of variables that affect job satisfaction, distinguishing workers born before the 70s, known as Boomers, and those born after that date, Generation X. Design/methodology/approach: Methodologically an earlier analysis is extended with the application of a Univariate General Linear Model that allows measuring the differences of a collective with respect to the base group. The work expands the explanatory capacity of a previous work in which linear regressions was applied to each of the two groups, Boomers and Generation X. Findings: The results highlight these differences in which a group of workers appears with a more traditional profile that responds to the profile of the Fordist worker and a generation of younger workers less committed to the company, less identified with the work. For these workers, work is just a way of life, from which they do not obtain any immaterial value. Originality/value: This paper concludes by considering the implications the findings have for work management both in theory and in practice. According to these differentiated profiles, management and incentive policies in the company should take into account these differences when recruiting, retaining and managing human resources.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11756994.v1
title: Generational differences in work in Spain. A review

description: Abstract Purpose: The objective of this paper is to analyze the existence of generational differences in work in a series of variables that affect job satisfaction, distinguishing workers born before the 70s, known as Boomers, and those born after that date, Generation X. Design/methodology/approach: Methodologically an earlier analysis is extended with the application of a Univariate General Linear Model that allows measuring the differences of a collective with respect to the base group. The work expands the explanatory capacity of a previous work in which linear regressions was applied to each of the two groups, Boomers and Generation X. Findings: The results highlight these differences in which a group of workers appears with a more traditional profile that responds to the profile of the Fordist worker and a generation of younger workers less committed to the company, less identified with the work. For these workers, work is just a way of life, from which they do not obtain any immaterial value. Originality/value: This paper concludes by considering the implications the findings have for work management both in theory and in practice. According to these differentiated profiles, management and incentive policies in the company should take into account these differences when recruiting, retaining and managing human resources.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8292728.v1
title: Profile of victims of accidents with biological material in a course of Dentistry

description: ABSTRACT Objective: To identify the epidemiological profile of accidents with biological material occurring in the dental clinic of a university in the southern region of the country. Methods: This is a descriptive, cross-sectional, retrospective study, which analyzed the reports of the Epidemiological Surveillance (SINAN) that occurred between March 2013 and December 2016. We analyzed the demographic variables and data related to the notification of accidents with biological material in the SINAN file, such as: age, sex, race, occupation (student, teacher, oral health technician, residents), time and place of occurrence of the accident, agent causing the perforation, total or partial use of PPE (personal protective equipment) at the time of accident, contact with organic material, contact agent and up-to-date vaccination against hepatitis B and treatment withdrawal. The data obtained were analyzed in EpiInfo Software. Statistical analysis included descriptive and inferential analysis, with significance level of p?0.05 and confidence interval (CI) of 95%. Results: In total there were 55 reports of accidents with piercing-cutting materials, of which 12 were men (21.82%) and 43 were women (78.18%). The mean age of the sample population was 24.2 (± 6.3) years. Regarding the occupation, 80% (n = 44) were undergraduate students, 12.72% were residents, 5.45%, teachers and 1.82%, oral health technicians. The majority (61.8%) were perforated during the dental procedure, 21.82% during material washing and 16.36% during surgery, but 20% claimed that they did not use any personal protective equipment. Regarding the organic material, there was a high prevalence of contact with blood, 70.9%, the needle was the main agent (n = 26; 47.3%). Still, 3.7% stated that they were not vaccinated against hepatitis B. In the bivariate analysis, the site of the accident was associated with the use of personal protective equipment (p = 0.01). Conclusion: The results showed that the number of incidents is high and can be attributed to several factors, such as lack of experience of students and the non-use of personal protective equipment. As a result, it is necessary to establish a permanent education program focused on education and accident prevention strategies to minimize these problems.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7420049
title: ‘Are They Really Indians?’: indigenous representations in the classroom

description: ABSTRACT For the purpose of verifying the implementation of the Law 11.645/08, which indicates the obligation of teaching indigenous history and cultures in the classroom, the authors introduce the study developed on indigenous representations by students of the final grades of elementary school in municipalities with different levels of contact with the Tapuios do Carretão community, in the state of Goiás, Brazil. It was made a comparative approach, since the study of the imaginary, about native people in Brazil, points to two mismatched conceptions about the indigenous in the national consciousness, based on the proximity and the distance between the non-indigenous society and indigenous people.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14270762.v1
title: Factors affecting access to the Family Health Stategy teams in Brazil

description: The article aims to analyze access to teams certified by National Program for Access and Quality Improvement in Primary Care. The category studied was the potential access with two dimensions: embracement and availability. Data obtained from selected issues of instruments of External Evaluation of the program were sources of information and generate scores and three strata. The results show that favorable factors to the potential access were located in the Southeast, in capitals, bigger towns, and larger number of teams by health unit. Despite progresses, the results address to the need for policies and actions to qualify the care provided, especially in small towns.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7420049.v1
title: ‘Are They Really Indians?’: indigenous representations in the classroom

description: ABSTRACT For the purpose of verifying the implementation of the Law 11.645/08, which indicates the obligation of teaching indigenous history and cultures in the classroom, the authors introduce the study developed on indigenous representations by students of the final grades of elementary school in municipalities with different levels of contact with the Tapuios do Carretão community, in the state of Goiás, Brazil. It was made a comparative approach, since the study of the imaginary, about native people in Brazil, points to two mismatched conceptions about the indigenous in the national consciousness, based on the proximity and the distance between the non-indigenous society and indigenous people.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.6008015.v1
title: LOCAL TERRITORIAL AGENTS AND LETHAL VIOLENT CRIMES, MACAPÁ-BRAZIL

description: ABSTRACT The objective of this study is to analyze the dynamics of lethal violent crimes in the territory of the neighborhoods of Cidade Nova, Congós, Jardim Felicidade, Marabaixo I, Muca and Novo Buritizal from the perspectives of different social actors interviewed in the city of Macapá. The research was descriptive and exploratory, developed from a bibliographical survey, field research and the systematization of secondary data collected from the Statistics and Criminal Analysis Department, subordinated to the State Secretariat of Justice and Public Security of Amapá. To this end, descriptive statistical techniques were used, associated with GIS and content analysis of interviews. The results show that the violence registered in Macapá, especially on the neighborhood level, is distributed differently in the urban space, and above all, has caused fear and insecurity in the population. The perpetrators and victims of lethal crime are predominantly male adolescents and youths, as a result of conflicts arising from non-payment of debts related to the drug trade.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7865786
title: The Effect of Reactance on Satisfaction: A Study in the Context of Supplementary Health Care Systems

description: ABSTRACT In a scenario in which the State is unable to serve the entire population, private health organizations have emerged, offering health plans and private assistance, called supplementary health systems. Given this context, the theme of this work is the study of the effect of psychological reactance on the satisfaction of users of supplementary health plans. The empirical phase was conducted through a survey with 145 university students. Data analysis, conducted through the macro PROCESS, indicated that the evaluation of supplementary health care providers is closely related to the level of individual reactance of the user and the way the plan is contracted. Furthermore, freedom of choice of the operator minimizes negative evaluations from individuals with high psychological reactance.