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- Cell and Gene Therapy Product Regulation in China.Yingying Liu,Linxi Wu Murphy Mao &AnetteHjelmsmark -2022 - In William Sietsema & Jocelyn Jennings,Regulation of regenerative medicines: a global perspective. Rockville: Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society.Export citation
Bookmark - Executive functions and the down-regulation and up-regulation of emotion.Anett Gyurak,Madeleine S. Goodkind,Joel H. Kramer,Bruce L. Miller &Robert W. Levenson -2012 -Cognition and Emotion 26 (1):103-118.This study examined the relationship between individual differences in executive functions (EF; assessed by measures of working memory, Stroop, trail making, and verbal fluency) and ability to down-regulate and up-regulate responses to emotionally evocative film clips. To ensure a wide range of EF, 48 participants with diverse neurodegenerative disorders and 21 older neurologically normal ageing participants were included. Participants were exposed to three different movie clips that were designed to elicit a mix of disgust and amusement. While watching the films (...) they were either instructed to watch, down-regulate, and up-regulate their visible emotional responses. Heart rate and facial behaviours were monitored throughout. Emotion regulatory ability was operationalised as changes in heart rate and facial behaviour in the down- and up-regulation conditions, controlling for responses in the watch condition. Results indicated that higher verbal fluency scores were related to greater ability to regulate emotion in both the down-regulation and up-regulation conditions. This finding remained significant even after controlling for age and general cognitive functioning. No relationships were found between emotion regulation and the other EF measures. We believe these results derive from differences among EF measures, with verbal-fluency performance best capturing the complex sequence of controlled planning, activation, and monitoring required for successful emotion regulation. These findings contribute to our understanding of emotion–cognition interaction, suggesting a link between emotion-regulatory abilities and individual differences in complex executive functions. (shrink)
- Why do ‘we’ perform surgery on newborn intersexed children?: The phenomenology of the parental experience of having a child with intersex anatomies.Anette Wickström &Kristin Zeiler -2009 -Feminist Theory 10 (3):359-377.Few parents-to-be consider that their child may be born with ambiguous sex. Still, parents of a newborn child with ambiguous sex are expected to make a far-reaching decision for the child: should the child be operated upon so that it has either female or male genitals? The aim of this article is to examine, phenomenologically, why parents decide to have their children undergo genital surgery when it is not necessary for the child’s physiological functions. Drawing on phenomenological work by Maurice (...) Merleau-Ponty, Simone de Beauvoir and Sara Ahmed, we examine parents’ frustration when their child’s sex is ambiguous and their experiences of the practice of medical sex assignment. We also examine parental identity work when the child has been assigned a sex and the interaction between parents and medical professionals when parents make decisions regarding surgery on their child. Furthermore, we provide a critical perspective on the surgical practice. (shrink)No categories
- Explicit and implicit emotion regulation: A dual-process framework.Anett Gyurak,James J. Gross &Amit Etkin -2011 -Cognition and Emotion 25 (3):400-412.It is widely acknowledged that emotions can be regulated in an astonishing variety of ways. Most research to date has focused on explicit (effortful) forms of emotion regulation. However, there is growing research interest in implicit (automatic) forms of emotion regulation. To organise emerging findings, we present a dual-process framework that integrates explicit and implicit forms of emotion regulation, and argue that both forms of regulation are necessary for well-being. In the first section of this review, we provide a broad (...) overview of the construct of emotion regulation, with an emphasis on explicit and implicit processes. In the second section, we focus on explicit emotion regulation, considering both neural mechanisms that are associated with these processes and their experiential and physiological consequences. In the third section, we turn to several forms of implicit emotion regulation, and integrate the burgeoning literature in this area. We conclude by outlining open questions and areas for future research. (shrink)
- The role of nutrition in children's neurocognitive development, from pregnancy through childhood.Anett Nyaradi,Jianghong Li,Siobhan Hickling,Jonathan Foster &Wendy H. Oddy -2013 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 7.
- What's in a Pap smear? Biology, culture, technology, and self in the cytology laboratory.Anette Forss -2006 - In Sonja Olin-Lauritzen & Lars-Christer Hydén,Medical Technologies and the Life World: The Social Construction of Normality. Routledge.The Papanicolaou (Pap) smear, also called the Pap test, cyto test, cervical smear or cervical cytology, has been described as the most widely used and established cancer-screening technology in the world. It has also been described as a very simple technology including a brush, a microscope slide, fi xative and cervical cells from women. In 1928, George N. Papanicolaou, a Medical Doctor, investigator, PhD in zoology and Aureli Babes (1928/1967), a Romanian pathologist, each independently claimed to have found a ‘very (...) simple’ technique, which provided a new possibility for early diagnostics of cancer/malignant tumours in the female genital tract/uterine cervix. The technique was subsequently named after Papanicolaou who, according to Wied (1964: 174), was more successful than Babes in ‘stimulating the introduction of mass screening projects which are the actual benefi t of the method’. (shrink)
- Kierkegaard and Schelling: The Life of Becoming.Anette Ejsing -2004 -Kierkegaardiana 23.Export citation Bookmark
- Zur Geschichte Des Spruches Bis Dat, QUI Cito Dat.Anette Erler -1986 -Philologus: Zeitschrift für Antike Literatur Und Ihre Rezeption 130 (1-2):210-220.No categories
- Hörspiel bei Radio Saarbrücken von 1946 bis 1955.Anette Kührmeyer -2010 - In Michael Kuderna, Rainer Hudemann & Clemens Zimmermann,Medienlandschaft Saar: Von 1945 Bis in Die Gegenwart. Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag. pp. 217-240.No categories
- Auf Zu: Der Schrank in den Wissenschaften.Anette Michels &Anke te Heesen (eds.) -2007 - Akademie Verlag.No categories
- Zwischen, unter, entlang und ringsherum. Zur „Enzyklopädie der Handhabungen“.Anette Rose -2015 - In Thomas Pöpper,Dinge Im Kontext: Artefakt, Handhabung Und Handlungsästhetik Zwischen Mittelalter Und Gegenwart. De Gruyter. pp. 98-105.No categories
- How Culture Displaced Structural Reform: Problem Definition, Marketization, and Neoliberal Myths in Bank Regulation.Anette Mikes &Michael Power -forthcoming -Journal of Business Ethics:1-21.We use content analysis to show that the diagnosis of the financial crisis of 2007–2009 shifted significantly from a focus on the need for structural change in the banking industry to an emphasis on culture and reform at the organizational level. We consider four overlapping subsystems in which this shift in problem–solution clusters played out—political, regulatory, legal, and consulting—and show that the “structural reform agenda,” which was initially strong and publicly prominent in the political arena, lost attention. Over time it (...) was displaced by a neoliberal managerialist turn, which watered down or abandoned structural solutions and instead played up a new “culture and conduct reform agenda.” We explain this shift in terms of the marketization of regulation, which—following Mautner (_Language and the market society_, 1st ed. Routledge, 2010)’s model of interdiscursive alignment—we detect in the shifting language of financial-services reform across the four subsystems in scope. We argue that a neoliberal turn took place with a _discursive closure_ that made the structural reform alternative gradually unsayable and, in the end, unthinkable. At the same time, the discourse turned to embrace the neoliberal agenda, built on the myth of self-regulating actors and markets, manifest in the culture problematic. This managerialist turn was able to mobilise, and be operationalised by, an industry of consultants, whereas structural change came to be seen by regulators as too risky to implement. We claim that these dynamics reveal how a form of “collective strategic ignorance,” based on powerful institutional myths, was systematically oriented to ignore and reject structural sources of crisis. Finally, we suggest that the observed pattern of displacement—whereby initial calls for structural change become later displaced by managerial and procedural solutions—is common to other social issues, such as audit reform and corporate social responsibility. (shrink)
- Digitalizing Nursing Education amid Covid-19.Anette Forss -2023 -Techné Research in Philosophy and Technology 27 (3):387-404.The incorporation of digital technologies in higher education has become a research topic actualized by the Covid-19 pandemic, including the re-thinking of theories and ontological assumptions supporting the role of these technologies in blended learning. Using nursing education in urban Sweden as an example, I present a reflexive and postphenomenological analysis of critical incidents during the use of an online assessment software for high stakes exams during the Covid-19 outbreak. Based on the analysis, I argue that the rapid digitalization prompted (...) by the Covid-19 outbreak illuminates the importance of articulating digital technologies in higher education as human-technology relations in light of the philosophy of technology, notably postphenomenology. I conclude that postphenomenology can be helpful to clarify the non-neutrality and multistability of digital technologies and to articulate nuances of the human-technology relation, in blended learning. (shrink)No categories
- Values Education in Early Childhood Settings: Concepts, Approaches and Practices.Anette Emilson,Eva Johansson &Anna-Maija Puroila (eds.) -2018 - Cham: Imprint: Springer.This book is about values education in early years settings and discusses theory and concepts, as well as methodological and empirical perspectives. It explores issues such as the kinds of values that are communicated between educators and children and the kind of future citizens we foster in early childhood settings. It illustrates by way of cases involving many participants, including children, educators, and researchers, who have their roots in diverse contexts, and reside in different parts of the world, including Australia, (...) Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Slovenia, and Sweden. The book carefully considers the contextualized character of the cases presented, yet argues that the questions, theories, and methodologies emphasized do inform the international debate in manifold ways. Communication of values in a broad and diverse sense is central in any pedagogy, especially for the youngest children in the educational system. Still, values education has been neglected as a research field, in education in general and particularly in the early years. This book addresses this lack of knowledge by scrutinizing various questions about values education in ECEC settings. (shrink)No categories
- Question answering from structured knowledge sources.Anette Frank,Hans-Ulrich Krieger,Feiyu Xu,Hans Uszkoreit,Berthold Crysmann,Brigitte Jörg &Ulrich Schäfer -2007 -Journal of Applied Logic 5 (1):20-48.
- Nietzsche’s interpretation of his sources on Darwinism: Idioplasma, Micells and military troops.Anette Horn -2005 -South African Journal of Philosophy 24 (4):260-272.While he did not believe in the idea of a perfect society and humanity, for Nietzsche development [Entwicklung] implied growth and intensification of the will to power of a single organism or a social organism. Development has no final goal or ‘purpose'. Nietzsche interpreted ‘struggle' differently from Darwin as evidence of the most basic sustaining quality of all life: ‘Herrschaft' [rule, government] or ‘Macht' [power]. Nietzsche's genealogical approach would contend that structural alterations in societal considerations are illusions, since the foundation, (...) the genealogy, remains the same. Nietzsche's reception of Darwin through the work of C. von Nägeli allows us to understand how his philosophy interacted with one of the most important scientific theories of his time. S. Afr. J. Philos. Vol.24(4) 2005:260-272. (shrink)
- Design-Based Research: A Strategy for Change in Engineering Education.Anette Kolmos -2015 - In Byron Newberry, Carl Mitcham, Martin Meganck, Andrew Jamison, Christelle Didier & Steen Hyldgaard Christensen,International Perspectives on Engineering Education: Engineering Education and Practice in Context. Springer Verlag.Export citation Bookmark
- Funktionale Hierarchien. Schränke in der Universitätsbibliothek- eine Spurensuche.Anette Michels -2007 - In Anette Michels & Anke te Heesen,Auf Zu: Der Schrank in den Wissenschaften. Akademie Verlag. pp. 80-89.No categories
- Noble Herkunft, nobler Inhalt.Anette Michels -2007 - In Anette Michels & Anke te Heesen,Auf Zu: Der Schrank in den Wissenschaften. Akademie Verlag. pp. 133-138.No categories
- Test-Taking Motivation in Education Students: Task Battery Order Affected Within-Test-Taker Effort and Importance.Anett Wolgast,Nico Schmidt &Jochen Ranger -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.Different types of tasks exist, including tasks for research purposes or exams assessing knowledge. According to expectation-value theory, tests are related to different levels of effort and importance within a test taker. Test-taking effort and importance in students decreased over the course of high-stakes tests or low-stakes-tests in research on test-taking motivation. However, whether test-order changes affect effort, importance, and response processes of education students have seldomly been experimentally examined. We aimed to examine changes in effort and importance resulting from (...) variations in test battery order and their relations to response processes. We employed an experimental design assessing N = 320 education students’ test-taking effort and importance three times as well as their performance on cognitive ability tasks and a mock exam. Further relevant covariates were assessed once such as expectancies, test anxiety, and concentration. We randomly varied the order of the cognitive ability test and mock exam. The assumption of intraindividual changes in education students’ effort and importance over the course of test taking was tested by one latent growth curve that separated data for each condition. In contrast to previous studies, responses and test response times were included in diffusion models for examining education students’ response processes within the test-taking context. The results indicated intraindividual changes in education students’ effort or importance depending on test order but similar mock-exam response processes. In particular effort did not decrease, when the cognitive ability test came first and the mock exam subsequently but significantly decreased, when the mock exam came first and the cognitive ability test subsequently. Diffusion modeling suggested differences in response processes on cognitive ability tasks suggesting higher motivational levels when the cognitive ability test came first than vice versa. The response processes on the mock exam tasks did not relate to condition. (shrink)
- „Meine Unthätigkeit hat etwas mehr auf sich, als Sie sich vorstellen.“ Johann Georg Sulzers Briefwechsel mit Johann Jacob Bodmer im Spannungsfeld von gelehrtem und privatem Austausch.Anett Lütteken -2018 - In Jana Kittelmann, Philipp Kampa & Elisabeth Décultot,Johann Georg Sulzer - Aufklärung Im Umbruch. Boston: De Gruyter. pp. 210-228.No categories
- Silence! The Background of Attention as a Battleground.Anette Vandsø -2023 -Nordic Journal of Aesthetics 32 (65).The commodification of silence responding to a disturbing environment is integrated in the growing attention economy. This paper suggests that the idea of silence embedded in these products preclude fruitful understandings of—and interventions in—theproblematics they address, and it proposes Cage’s silence as a more efficacious model for understanding our problems with a disturbing environment, and a better practice for intervening in it. Informed by Yves Citton’s ecology of attention the paper argues that Cage’s silence centers the interplay of attention, subjectivity (...) and intentionality, as it takes play between us and the background, which to some extent produces us. And finally, it suggests that the Cagean practice of paying attention to this background is what Citton calls a “micropolitics of attention”, because it reveals the background as a battleground. (shrink)
- Violated or Comforted - and Then Abandoned: Ethical Dimensions of Relationships Between Journalists and Vulnerable News Sources.Anette Forsberg -2019 -Journal of Media Ethics 34 (4):193-204.ABSTRACTThis article focuses on ethical challenges for journalists when contacting and interviewing vulnerable sources about grief in connection with crime and accidents. The study is based on in-d...No categories
- Joseph Fawcett, Predigten Mungo Park, Reisen Im Innern von Afrika.Anette Hagan &Günter Meckenstock (eds.) -2020 - De Gruyter.Der Band enthält zwei von Schleiermacher veröffentlichte Übersetzungswerke aus dem Englischen, die nach Inhalt und Interessenausrichtung sehr unterschiedlich sind. Schleiermacher publizierte 1798 zwei Teilbände „Predigten“ mit insgesamt 24 Predigten von Joseph Fawcett, die ursprünglich unter dem Titel „Sermons“ 1795 in London erschienen waren. Diese Übersetzung wird hier nach ihrer Publikation vor über 200 Jahren erstmals erneut gedruckt und editorisch erschlossen. Dabei wird der englische Text synoptisch dargeboten. Fawcett hat in seinen Predigten weit über 400 Textstellen durch Anführungszeichen markiert, aber niemals (...) eine Quelle seiner Zitate angegeben. Schleiermacher versah seine Übersetzung in Fußnoten mit 110 Nachweisen zu Bibelstellen. In der Edition sind alle Fawcett-Zitatstellen erfasst und behandelt. Sodann verdeutschte Schleiermacher mit Henriette Herz den 1799 in London von Mungo Park vorgelegten Bericht „Travels in the interior districts of Africa“ über die Erkundung des westafrikanischen Flusses Niger. Diese anonym erschienene Übersetzung, die bezüglich der Leistungen der beteiligten Personen nicht restlos aufzuklären ist, wurde 1799 in Berlin unter dem Titel „Reisen im Innern von Afrika“ publiziert. Nur der Textteil, den Schleiermacher nach eigenem Briefzeugnis selbst vollständig übersetzt hat, wird synoptisch präsentiert; die anderen Textteile werden allein in deutscher Textfassung mitgeteilt. (shrink)No categories
- Migration und Integration: Zu den Beziehungen von Vandalen und Romanen im Norden Afrikas.Anette Hettinger -2001 -Frühmittelalterliche Studien 35 (1):121-144.No categories
- Implementation of a government policy programme on Operation Kvinnofrid.Anette M. E. Häggblom &Anders R. Möller -2009 -Nursing Inquiry 16 (1):43-52.Today, intimate partner violence is addressed by most government authorities, including the government of Åland. In Åland the government required the official organizations to implement an Operation Kvinnofrid Programme. In this study, a descriptive case study design was used to explore the impact of the government's recommendations to the organizations to implement the programme. The organizations responses were limited. They used a top‐down approach and almost no resources were allocated to the issue.
- Sendungsbewusstsein im Zeitalter der Kurzkommunikation.Anett Holzheid -2015 -Zeitschrift für Medien- Und Kulturforschung 6 (2):145-160.Als eine Neuerung der industriellen und postalischen Moderne des ausgehenden 19. Jahrhunderts steht die Postkarte in medienkultureller Differenz zum Brief. Ist für jenen der paradigmatische Akt verbaler Intensität und Extension (des »Schreibens« oder »Verfassens«) konstitutiv, repräsentiert die Postkarte ein gegenläufiges Modell der Reduktion und Substitution der Schrift. Die Postkarte symbolisiert das pointierte Signal, dessen Wert aus der Könnerschaft des Sendens bezogen wird. Aufzuzeigen, in welcher Weise das Kurzkommunikationsmedium maßgeblich an der Herausbildung einer modernen Kultur der Sendung beteiligt war, ist Ziel (...) des Beitrags. As a novelty of the industrial and postal modernism of the late 19th century, the postcard differs from the letter in terms of media culture. While the paradigmatic act of verbal intensity and extension (of “writing” or “composition”) is constitutive for the latter, the postcard represents an opposing model of reduction and substitution of scripture. The postcard symbolizes the trenchant signal whose value is obtained from the mastery of sending. To show in what way the medium of short communication has been instrumental in the emergence of a modern culture of “sending” is the aim of this paper. (shrink)No categories
- MISZELLEN: Ein neuer Textzeuge von Abrahams uytgangh aus den Beständen des Duisburger Stadtarchivs.Anette Löffler -2012 -Zeitschrift für Religions- Und Geistesgeschichte 64 (4):392-399.
- Cells and the (imaginary) patient: the multistable practitioner–technology–cell interface in the cytology laboratory. [REVIEW]Anette Forss -2012 -Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 15 (3):295-308.Modern health care is inextricably bound up with technologically mediated knowledge and practice. It is vital to investigate its use and role in different clinical contexts characterized, on one hand, by face to face practitioner and patient encounters (where technology may be conceptualised as hindering therapeutic relations) and, on the other hand, by practitioners’ encounter with bodily parts in laboratories (where conceiving of patients may be thought of as confounding objectivity). To contribute to the latter, I offer an ethnographic analysis (...) of cytology laboratory practitioners’ work and microscopic assessment of normal and abnormal cells. First, I discuss the biomedical literature on cytology and the quest for a non-variational bodiless vision. Second, I discuss the concept of multistability, first developed by philosopher of technology Don Ihde, here used to analyse technologically mediated perception and how practitioners interact with technology. Combined with long term ethnographic fieldwork it enables access to, and analysis and articulation of the implicit multifaceted practitioner–technology–cell interface embedded in clinical practice and diagnostic processes. I will also address some implications of my analysis for clinical cytology. (shrink)
- Reply to Taylor Carman: Heidegger's anti-neo-kantianism.Anette Schwarz -2010 -Philosophical Forum 41 (1-2):143-147.
- Empirical Comparison of Distributed Source Localization Methods for Single-Trial Detection of Movement Preparation.Anett Seeland,Mario M. Krell,Sirko Straube &Elsa A. Kirchner -2018 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 12.
- Wissenserwerb über dynamische Systeme: Befunde Konnektionistischer Modellierung.Anette Standfuss,Knut Möller &Joachim Funke -1990 - In G. Dorffner,Konnektionismus in Artificial Intelligence Und Kognitionsforschung. Berlin: Springer-Verlag. pp. 103--111.Die vorliegende Arbeit untersucht Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der Verwendung von einfachen konnektionistischen Systemen als Modelle für den Erwerb und die Repräsentation von Wissen über zeitdiskrete lineare dynamische Systeme in der Kognitionspsychologie. Ein ausgewähltes dynamisches System namens SINUS wird in Form eines „pattern associators“ repräsentiert und dessen Lernverhalten untersucht. Es wird versucht, daraus Annahmen über den Wissenserwerb von Probanden im Umgang mit solchen dynamischen Systemen abzuleiten, um insbesondere Hinweise darauf zu erhalten, was „gute“ von „schlechten“ Probanden unterscheidet. Ein weiterer hier betrachteter (...) Aspekt ist die Steuerung eines dynamischen Systems in einen vorgegebenen Zielzustand, der unter Beibehaltung des konnektionistischen Modells durch einen variierten Lernalgorithmus modelliert wird. Die abschließende Diskussion geht auf die Bedeutung der Modellierung für die kognitionspsychologische Theorienbildung ein. (shrink)
- Experiences during shamanic-like monotonous drumming: A phenomenological study.Anette Kjellgren &Anders Eriksson -2010 -International Journal of Transpersonal Studies 29 (2):1-10.
- (1 other version)'Reasonable'Women Who Kill: Re-Interpreting and Re-defining Women's Responses to Domestic Violence in England and Wales 1900-1965. [REVIEW]Anette Ballinger -2005 -Outlines. Critical Practice Studies 7 (2):65-82.
- The experience of freedom in decisions – Questioning philosophical beliefs in favor of psychological determinants.Stephan Lau,Anette Hiemisch &Roy F. Baumeister -2015 -Consciousness and Cognition 33 (C):30-46.
- Ciceros Rede 'De imperio Cn. Pompei' im Codex Berolinensis Lat. fol. 252.Gerhard Perl &Anette Blochwitz -2004 -Hermes 132 (1):92-101.
- Eine Ausnahmesituation? Die Lebenssituationen von Studierenden der Bewegungs- und Sportwissenschaft in Zeiten von Kontakteinschränkungen und digitaler Lehre.Anette Richter-Boisen,Julia Christall,Hanna Katharina Göbel &Gabriele Klein -2021 -Sport Und Gesellschaft 18 (3):349-359.No categories
- Die Philosophensprüche des Halberstädter Karlsteppichs.Ernst Günther Schmidt &Anette Erler -1978 -Philologus: Zeitschrift für Antike Literatur Und Ihre Rezeption 122 (1):276-288.No categories
- Book Review: Ron Haflidson, On Solitude, Conscience, Love and Our Inner and Outer Lives (Reading Augustine Series). [REVIEW]Anette Ejsing -2021 -Studies in Christian Ethics 34 (2):260-263.No categories
- The Ethics of COVID-19 Vaccine Allocation: Don't Forget the Trade-Offs!Julian W. März,Anett Molnar,Søren Holm &Michael Schlander -2022 -Public Health Ethics 15 (1):41-50.The issue of COVID-19 vaccine allocation is still highly controversial on the international as well as on the national level, and policy-makers worldwide struggle in striking a fair balance between different ethical principles of vaccine allocation, in particular maximum benefit, reciprocity, social justice and equal respect. Any political decision that implements these principles comes at a cost in terms of loss of lives and of loss of life years that could potentially have been prevented by a different vaccination strategy. This (...) article illustrates these trade-offs using quantitative analysis and shows how this approach can contribute to providing a rational and transparent grounding of political decisions on COVID-19 vaccine allocation. (shrink)
- Woman-friendly policies and state feminism: Theorizing Scandinavian gender equality.Birte Siim &Anette Borchorst -2008 -Feminist Theory 9 (2):207-224.The overall aim of this article is to explore the analytical potential and normative value of Helga M. Hernes' concept about woman-friendly welfare states in analysis of Scandinavian countries. The first part discusses the underlying theoretical, political and normative assumptions about gender equality and social justice related to dimensions such as redistribution, recognition and representation. The second part addresses the analytical potential of the concepts for understanding gender equality developments in Scandinavia. The focus is on three themes related to the (...) desirability, feasibility, and theoretical strength of the Scandinavian welfare and gender equality model and the underlying normative, empirical and theoretical premises. The analysis deals with debates about the public—private split in relation to woman-friendly policies, focusing on parental leave, childcare, and age restrictions in marriages involving foreigners. State feminism is explored in relation to women's political participation and representation and women's ability to influence gender equality policies. Furthermore, national variations in views about state feminism are identified. Finally, the article addresses the role of woman-friendly policies in debates about responses of Western welfare states to globalization, ageing and multiculturalism. (shrink)No categories
- The Importance of Boundary Objects in Transcultural Interviewing.VivianAnette Lagesen -2010 -European Journal of Women's Studies 17 (2):125-142.This article combines the idea of the active interview with insights from science studies and suggests that some concepts from science studies, like boundary objects and trading zones, should be utilized to understand and facilitate the production and analysis of data in a transcultural interview. This is illustrated by examples from interviews that the author conducted with women computer science students and faculty in a university in Malaysia. The article argues that the understanding of, as well as the performance of (...) the transcultural interview might benefit from the highly pragmatic character of scientific investigations, focusing on using locally available resources to produce knowledge; and that this in turn may enhance our capacity to do feminist research. (shrink)No categories
- Bring me my alcohol!—On the continuum of pleasure and pain.Regina Christiansen &Anette S. Nielsen -2023 -Nursing Philosophy 24 (1):e12403.Alcohol use has been recognized as a challenge in eldercare and social care, and some anticipate that problems related to alcohol use will increase in the future as the current adult generation has high alcohol consumption rates. Accordingly, it is suggested that care workers are at risk of becoming passive bystanders to the destructive lifestyles of vulnerable older adults and even facilitating these lifestyles. In the present paper, we suggest that alcohol exacerbates and underscores inherent difficulties in eldercare, such as (...) finding an appropriate balance between the personal freedom of the older adult and the responsibility of the care worker to provide care. The specific focus in the paper regard the communication and interaction involving values between people in eldercare in cases of problematic alcohol‐related situations to uncover the difficulties. We found it noteworthy that the objectives and perspectives of older adults, care workers, managers and relatives have implications regarding their interactions and communications because their varying experiences involve values that are not necessarily aligned. Sometimes, care workers have no choice but to act against what, in the public sphere and to the other care workers, is ruled out by virtue of their professional ethics. It is suggested that care workers describe and judge situations where alcohol is present paradoxically by virtue of their professional ethics, yet regulate their care to preserve the dignity of older adults, even when they find the situation to be an apparent dilemma. (shrink)
- What is primed by emotion concepts and emotion words.Paula M. Niedenthal,Anette Rohmann &Nathalie Dalle -2003 - In Jochen Musch & Karl C. Klauer,The Psychology of Evaluation: Affective Processes in Cognition and Emotion. Lawerence Erlbaum. pp. 307--333.
- The Search as Learning Spaceship: Toward a Comprehensive Model of Psychological and Technological Facets of Search as Learning.Johannes von Hoyer,Anett Hoppe,Yvonne Kammerer,Christian Otto,Georg Pardi,Markus Rokicki,Ran Yu,Stefan Dietze,Ralph Ewerth &Peter Holtz -2022 -Frontiers in Psychology 13.Using a Web search engine is one of today’s most frequent activities. Exploratory search activities which are carried out in order to gain knowledge are conceptualized and denoted as Search as Learning. In this paper, we introduce a novel framework model which incorporates the perspective of both psychology and computer science to describe the search as learning process by reviewing recent literature. The main entities of the model are the learner who is surrounded by a specific learning context, the interface (...) that mediates between the learner and the information environment, the information retrieval backend which manages the processes between the interface and the set of Web resources, that is, the collective Web knowledge represented in resources of different modalities. At first, we provide an overview of the current state of the art with regard to the five main entities of our model, before we outline areas of future research to improve our understanding of search as learning processes. (shrink)
- Situations of Choice: Configuring the Empowered Consumer of Hearing Technologies. [REVIEW]Anette Lykke Hindhede -2015 -Health Care Analysis 23 (3):221-237.Focusing on the largest and, arguably, the least visible disability group, the hearing impaired, this paper explores present-day views and understandings of hearing impairment and rehabilitation in a Danish context, with particular focus on working-age adults with late onset of hearing impairment. The paper shows how recent changes in perception of the hearing impaired patient relate to the introduction of a new health care reform that turns audiological rehabilitation into a consumer issue. Ethnographic and interview data from hearing clinics provides (...) evidence that the hearing technologies that are on offer stabilise in specific forms through processes of negotiation among a variety of social actors representing the interests of science, industry, government, and hearing-impaired people. The discussion critically considers the emergence of an “informed consumer” in audiological practices. (shrink)
- A Cyberfeminist Utopia?: Perceptions of Gender and Computer Science among Malaysian Women Computer Science Students and Faculty.VivianAnette Lagesen -2008 -Science, Technology, and Human Values 33 (1):5-27.The low and shrinking numbers of women in higher computer science education is a well-known problem in most Western countries. The dominant Western perception of the relationship between gender and computer science codes the latter as “masculine,” and the low number of women is seen at least partly as an effect of that coding. Malaysia represents a different case. There are large numbers of women in computer science, and computer science is not perceived as “masculine.” Rather, it is deemed as (...) providing suitable jobs and good careers for women. This reflects an understanding of gender where femininities are constructed by association to office work, commonly recognized as a woman-friendly space because it is seen as more safe and protected than, for example, construction sites and factories. The findings suggest that gender and computer science may be more diversely coproduced than commonly believed in Western research. (shrink)No categories
- Patients’ experiences of using the Integrated Palliative care Outcome Scale for a person‐centered care: A qualitative study in the specialized palliative home‐care context.Cecilia Högberg,Anette Alvariza &Ingela Beck -2019 -Nursing Inquiry 26 (4):e12297.The aim of this study was to explore patients’ experiences of using the Integrated Palliative care Outcome Scale (IPOS) during specialized palliative home care. The study adopted a qualitative approach with an interpretive descriptive design. Interviews were performed with 10 patients, of whom a majority were diagnosed with incurable cancer. Our findings suggest that the use of IPOS as a basis for conversation promotes safe care by making the patients feel confident that the care provided was adapted to them which (...) gives them a sense of safety. IPOS facilitated discussions between patients and nurses about care needs. The patients believed that using IPOS enabled reflection on their well‐being and life situation. In conclusion, the study finds that using IPOS is beneficial and provide ways to enable person‐centered care and with advantage could be used in specialized palliative home care. The results may help overcome barriers and facilitate the use of patient‐reported outcome measures (PROMs). To enable the use of PROMs such as IPOS in palliative home care, nurses need education and opportunities to develop routines that enable patients’ voice to be heard and thereby compose a basis for care. (shrink)No categories
- Arts in Education: A Systematic Review of Competency Outcomes in Quasi-Experimental and Experimental Studies.Verena Schneider &Anette Rohmann -2021 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.Arts education in schools frequently experiences the pressure of being validated by demonstrating quantitative impact on academic outcomes. The quantitative evidence to date has been characterized by the application of largely correlational designs and frequently applies a narrow focus on instrumental outcomes such as academically relevant competencies. The present review aims to summarize quantitative evidence from quasi-experimental and experimental studies with pre-test post-test designs on the effects of school-based arts education on a broader range of competency outcomes, including intra- and (...) interindividual competencies. A systematic literature search was conducted to identify relevant evaluation studies. Twenty-four articles reporting on 26 evaluation studies were eligible for inclusion, and their results were reviewed in terms of art domains and outcome categories. Whilst there is some evidence of beneficial effects on some competencies, for example of music education on arithmetic abilities, speech segmentation and processing speed, the evidence across arts domains and for different outcomes is limited due to small sample sizes, small number of studies, and a large range of effect sizes. The review highlights that sufficiently powered experimental studies with pre-test post-test designs evaluating arts education are sparse and that the “gold standard” of experimental research comes at the expense of a number of other study characteristics such as sample size, intervention and follow-up length. By summarizing the limitations of the current experimental research, the application of experimental designs is critically assessed and a combination with qualitative methods in mixed-method designs and choice of relevant outcomes discussed. (shrink)
- The mental representation of the human gait in young and older adults.Tino Stöckel,Robert Jacksteit,Martin Behrens,Ralf Skripitz,Rainer Bader &Anett Mau-Moeller -2015 -Frontiers in Psychology 6.
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