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Boston)-Boston University (BU) is one of 10 institutions to receive a $50,000 Prize for Enhancing Faculty Gender Diversity from the Office of Research on Womens Health at the National Institutes of Health. The award recognizes institutions that have made systemic changes to improve gender diversity and equity among faculty members within their biomedical and behavioral science departments, centers or divisions. Women continue to be under-represented at nearly every institution of higher education in the United States in the fields of biomedical, behavioral sciences and engineering, particularly among mid- to senior-level faculty ranks. Retaining women in science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine (STEMM) and fostering their career growth requires a comprehensive, data-informed approach grounded in opportunities for professional development and mentorship, says Megan H Bair-Merritt, MD, MSCE, professor of pediatrics at Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) and board-certified ...

The global financial crisis has challenged many of our most authoritative economic ideologies and policies. After thirty years of reshaping the world to conform to the market, governments and societies are now calling for a retreat to a yet undefined new economic order. In order to provide a guide to what the twenty-first-century economy might look like, this book revisits the great project of Global Capitalism. What did it actually entail? How far did it go? What were its strengths and failings? By deconstructing its core ideas and examining its empirical record, can we gain clues about how to move forward after the crisis? Miguel Centeno and Joseph Cohen define capitalism as a historically-evolving and socially-constructed institution, rooted in three core economic activities trade, finance and marketing and identify the three key challenges that any new economic system will need to surmount inequality, governance, and environmental sustainability.. This accessible and engaging book will be ...

Our classrooms have cultivated Fulbright scholars, film writers and directors, nationally known journalists, and international missionaries. But the learning at Anderson University are more than classroom lectures. Our students publish a yearly creative writing magazine, provide manpower for the universitys radio station and video production company, participate in Model UN, obtain internships in national and state government, and spend semesters abroad honing their skills in a foreign language.. ...

Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) is a psychological illness in which the individual is preoccupied with one or more perceived defects or flaws in appearance that are not observable or appear slight to others. Individuals suffering from BDD encounter many difficulties when interacting with others in many aspects of their lives such as social, educational or occupational aspects. The concern about body image is not due to other mental disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia (1). They have their thoughts fixated on the perceived defect. Their symptomatology ranges widely from repetitive mirror checking or avoidance of mirrors, masking the affected area, and asking for medical help especially from plastic surgeons. They may experience different emotions such as depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem, which can be incapacitating, leading to social avoidance and seeking reassurance from family and friends. Any part of the body can be involved but mainly include the apparent parts like the ...

Introduction: The Autism Matrix. Why focus on therapies?. Between mental illness and mental retardation.. Chapter 1: The Puzzle of US States and International Variation in Autism Rates.. Diagnostic substitution.. Supply-side and demand-side explanations for diagnostic substitution.. Deinstitutionalization as key to explaining diagnostic substitution.. Deinstitutionalization and the variation in autism rates.. Chapter 2: The Feebleminded.. Chapter 3: The Surveillance of Childhood.. The unification of mental deficiency and mental hygiene under child psychiatry.. The role of the middle class family.. The institutionalization of children as part of a comprehensive surveillance system.. Chapter 4: Deinstitutionalization.. A new look at the deinstitutionalization of the retarded.. The middle class family and the valorization of retarded existence.. Chapter 5: An existence as close to the normal as possible: Normalization.. Normalization as therapeutic practice.. Behavior modification and ...

Sturge-Weber Syndrome (SWS) is a rare neurocutaneous syndrome that is manifested by overt neurological and covert psychiatric features. Although the syndrome is known to be neurocutaneous, multiple organs and systems are involved.A 45-year-old male, with type I SWS was admitted to the psychiatric ward with manic-like symptoms. ... read more ...

Several studies have examined the cognitive profile of people with high-functioning autism spectrum disorders (ASD) (IQ > 70), and its relationship with the symptoms of ASD and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), using the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children-IV (WISC-IV). However, no data exist on the similarities or differences in this profile in less affluent countries. The present study examined the cognitive profile and its relationship with the symptoms of ASD and ADHD in 30 subjects aged 6–16 years with high-functioning ASD and compared the results with those of 30 typically developing (TD) subjects. In line with previous research findings, the WISC-IV cognitive profile analysis of subjects with high-functioning ASD showed a good competence in Matrix Reasoning and weaknesses in Comprehension, but the main distinguishing point was the competence in processing speed in both groups. In the present study, the Verbal Comprehension Index correlated negatively with the

Geological substrates and air pollution affect the availability of calcium to mammals in many habitats, including the Adirondack Mountain Region (Adirondacks) of the United States. Mammalian insectivores, such as shrews, may be particularly restricted in environments with low calcium. We examined the consequences of calcium restriction on the least shrew (Cryptotis parva) in the laboratory. We maintained one group of shrews (5 F, 5 M) on a mealworm diet with a calcium concentration comparable to beetle larvae collected in the Adirondacks (1.1 ± 0.3 mg/g) and another group (5 F, 3 M) on a mealworm diet with a calcium concentration almost 20 times higher (19.5 ± 5.1 mg/g). Animals were given no access to mineral sources of calcium, such as snail shell or bone. We measured running speed and performance in a complex maze over 10 weeks. Shrews on the high-calcium diet made fewer errors in the maze than shrews on the low-calcium diet (F1,14 = 12.8, p | 0.01). Females made fewer errors than males (F1,14 = 10

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In collaboration with the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights, Government of India, the Harvard Chan India Research Center co-hosted a webinar on the Health and Well-Being of children during the Corona outbreak with eminent speakers, Dr. Karestan Koenen, Professor of Psychiatric Epidemiology, Department(s) of Epidemiology and Social and Behavioural Sciences and Dr. Archana Basu, Clinical psychologist, Massachusetts General Hospital and Research Associate from the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health; joined by Dr. Shekhar Seshadri Senior Professor, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Associate Dean of Behavioural Sciences at the NIMHANS (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro-Sciences). The webinar was hosted by Dr. Ananya Awasthi, Assistant Director, Harvard Chan India Research Center.. The faculty suggested some key strategies to ensure childrens well-being and health during the lockdown. These strategies included designating media free zones in the ...

Dr. Derek Reed is a Licensed Behavior Analyst in the State of Kansas and an Associate Professor in the Department of Applied Behavioral Science at the University of Kansas where he directs the Applied Behavioral Economics Laboratory. Derek received his Bachelors degree in Psychology from Illinois State University and his Masters and Ph.D. in School Psychology from Syracuse University. He has served as Associate Editor for Behavior Analysis in Practice and The Psychological Record, and guest Associate Editor for The Behavior Analyst, Journal of Behavioral Education, and Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis. He serves as a reviewer on the editorial boards of The Behavior Analyst, Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, and Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior. Derek has published over 90 peer reviewed papers and book chapters, coauthored three edited books, and was the 2016 recipient of the American Psychological Association Division 25 B. F. Skinner Foundation New Applied Researcher ...

In the nearly two decades since the HIV pandemic began, the rapid expansion of behavioral research on HIV prevention has prompted a crucial need for a sourcebook more advanced than an introductory textbook and broader and more readily accessible than a review periodical. The Handbook of HIV Prevention is intended as the first attempt to meet this need. The current state of affairs led us to edit a book that would represent the major areas of HIV behavioral research at a level appropriate for graduate students and experienced researchers in public health, medicine, nursing, education, and the social and behavioral sciences. In addition, we expect that the handbook will be useful in advanced undergraduate courses and as a reference book for health care professionals. Our plans to assemble the Handbook began in the fall of 1996 when we prepared a tentative outline of chapters and invited a large number of distinguished researchers in the field to be the authors of various chapters. We received an

The Consortium of Social Science Associations (COSSA) is a nonprofit advocacy organization working to promote sustainable federal funding for social and behavioral science research and federal policies that positively impact the conduct of research. COSSA serves as a united voice for a broad, diverse network of organizations, institutions, communities, and stakeholders who care about a successful and vibrant social science research enterprise. The COSSA membership includes professional and disciplinary associations, scientific societies, research centers and institutes, and U.S. colleges and universities.. ...

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[email protected]. Wendy Naus became the fourth Executive Director of COSSA in 2014 following a decade of lobbying for the federal research and policy interests of scientific societies and U.S. universities. Over her career, she has worked to shape legislation, programs, and regulations important to the research community and has advocated for increased research funding across federal agencies. In her role at COSSA, Wendy serves as the lead advocate for federal funding and policy that positively impact social and behavioral science research across the federal government, representing the breadth of the social science research enterprise. She is also responsible for the day to day operations of COSSA and member engagement. A native of Buffalo, New York, Wendy holds a B.A. in political science and urban studies from Canisius College, graduating magna cum laude from the All-College Honors Program.. ...

Social & Behavioral Sciences Gateway, Room 3323 A one day conference. As posed by Tobias Rees, what actual forms does fieldwork assume when researchers, inspired by classic traditions of ethnography, are yet no longer interested primarily in ethnoi, territorially imagined societies and their cultures, but in events, emergent forms of life, assemblages? What becomes of fieldwork as method when it is conceived as the study of particular subjects and groups as cultures but then evolves in inquiries that escape the classic conceptions of doing ethnography, and are left with formulations of questions to which ethnography does not provide answers? For further information or to RSVP, please contact Sylvia Lotito, [email protected]. ...

Its easy for business travelers to think that even when they travel, business is going to be done pretty much the same way it is at home. But thats not always the case. Cultural differences can have a big impact on a social and business relationship. Thats why its important for business travelers to make sure they understand the culture of the country that theyre taking a business trip to.. The interview on cultural travel tips for Switzerland is a brief snapshot of conversation guidelines for Switzerland, tips for communicating in Switzerland, and strategies for doing business with Switzerland to help with understanding the culture in Switzerland. Its important to keep in mind that as we homogenize as a global culture, cultural tendencies change and evolve as well. Awareness is the first step when it comes to cultural dos and taboos for Switzerland and tips for intercultural communication!. Cultural Tips for Switzerland - including some valuable business travel tips for ...

While the general wisdom has it that behaviorism is dead, it not only survives but is intellectually active in areas such as psychological theory, the analysis of language and cognition, and behavioral economics. It is a successful, albeit limited, source of behavioral science. Its chief difficulty arises when its practitioners look out from their laboratory windows and attempt to explain the complexities of human behavior that will never be amenable to direct experimental investigation. Behavior analysis has failed to establish a methodology of interpretation to deal fully with such complexity. The message of this essay is that it cannot do so without embracing intentional explanation in the form of an interpretive overlay that plugs the gaps in its explanations of life beyond the lab.. ...

The Clear Communication Index (Index) provides a set of research-based criteria to develop and assess public communication products.

Gruter Institute Conferences. Since its founding, the Gruter Institute has conducted cores of conferences, seminars, panels, workshops and symposia. Topics have included: Neurobiology, Human Behavior, and Law; Law, Biology, and the Sense of Justice; Human Rights; Evolutionary Biology and Business; The Relevance of Ethology for Environmental Law; The Rule of Law, Human Nature and the New Russia; Ostracism; Sex and Reason and Investigating the Basis of Property. In putting on sessions, the Institute has partnered with universities such as UC Berkeley, Cambridge, Dartmouth, George Mason, Georgetown, Georgia State, Harvard, the London School of Economics, Munich, Tübingen, Santa Clara, Stanford and UCLA and with organizations including the Center for Advanced Studies in the Behavioral Sciences, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Anthropological Association, the Human Behavior and Evolution Society, the Mercatus Center, and the Brookings Institution. Leading ...

José B. Ashford is a professor of social work and professor of law and behavioral science. Professor Ashford directs the Office of Offender Diversion and Sentencing Solutions and the Office of Forensic Social Work Research and Training. Ashford is also an affilited professor of criminology and criminal justice in the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions and of sociology at ASU, as well as an affiliated professor of applied social science in the Social Science and Economics Department at the Sapienza University of Rome. He coordinates the Certificate in Criminal Sentencing and Sentencing Advocacy. His research and training lab is located at the Arizona Justice Project in the Sandra Day O Connor College of Law. Ashford is widely published in areas dealing with the assessment, classification, and treatment of special need offenders, juvenile aftercare, psychology and law, recidivism prevention, and forensic social work. He testifies around the country as an expert in the ...

Program Overview. The School of Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) prepares professionals who support families and individuals in meeting their human needs in the context of lifespan development. Approximately 600 undergraduate and 60 graduate students are enrolled in FACS degree programs in the areas of Human Development and Family Sciences, Hospitality and Tourism Management, and Fashion Merchandising. The programs are based on an interdisciplinary approach, drawing upon the behavioral sciences, natura sciences, and the humanities. Students learn theories and their application to professions in nonprofit organizations, private practice, government, education, and business. All out-of-state students attending Northern Illinois University are able to enroll in all courses at in-state tuition rates.. Undergraduate Program in Human Development and Family Sciences (B.S.). Students in the Human Development and Family Sciences (B.S.) program are prepared for a variety of family and child serving ...

Program Overview. The School of Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) prepares professionals who support families and individuals in meeting their human needs in the context of lifespan development. Approximately 600 undergraduate and 60 graduate students are enrolled in FACS degree programs in the areas of Human Development and Family Sciences, Hospitality and Tourism Management, and Fashion Merchandising. The programs are based on an interdisciplinary approach, drawing upon the behavioral sciences, natura sciences, and the humanities. Students learn theories and their application to professions in nonprofit organizations, private practice, government, education, and business. All out-of-state students attending Northern Illinois University are able to enroll in all courses at in-state tuition rates.. Undergraduate Program in Human Development and Family Sciences (B.S.). Students in the Human Development and Family Sciences (B.S.) program are prepared for a variety of family and child serving ...

Students who plan to transfer a completed Associates degree should review the Environmental Science and Policy Completion Degree information below.) A Degree for the Future. The Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science and Policy is classified as a STEM program. This interdisciplinary degree will draw upon undergraduate course offerings from the College of Arts and Sciences, as well as the Colleges of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Technology, and Business. The expertise to preserve and protect our very limited and fragile natural resources is expected to be a continuously valuable skillset, both nationally and in the state of Delaware. The ES&P degree will provide students with the skills they need to tackle such challenges.. Program Philosophy and Objectives. Students in this program will be exposed to a variety of concepts and activities that address many science and policy related competencies including but not limited to oral communication and the delivery of professional ...

Leung, A.K.Y., Liou, S., Miron-Spektor, E., Koh, B., Chan, D, Eisenberg, R., & Schneider, I.K. (2018). Middle ground approach to paradox: Within- and between-culture examination of the creative benefits of paradoxical frames. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology: Personality Processes and Individual Differences, 114, 443-464, http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/pspp0000160 PDF. Lakens, D., Adolfi, F. G., Albers, C., Anvari, F., Apps, M. A., Argamon, S. E., … & Zwaan, R. (2018). Justify your Alpha. Nature Human Behavior, 2, 168-171, http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41562-018-0311-x materials & preprint. Schneider, I. K., & Schwarz, N. (2017). Mixed feelings: the case of ambivalence. Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences, 15, 39-45. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cobeha.2017.05.012 PDF. +Veenstra, L., Schneider, I. K., & Koole, S. L. (2017). The effects of motivational training on state anger and aggressive impulses among people varying in trait anger. Motivation Science, 3, 354-368. ...

The Department of Health Sciences at California State University, Northridge provides a nationally renowned, comprehensive education.. Whether the students focus is on public or private health, graduates enter the professional world with confidence and expertise.. The study of Health Sciences is multidisciplinary. Our students learn the ways that various factors affect the health of individuals and entire populations.. Our professional programs are founded in the liberal arts as well as the physical and behavioral sciences. Studies in Health Sciences prepare students for more specific program disciplines as their coursework progresses.. ...

Nursing Majors - Semester VI 3 credits Requirements: Upper-division nursing Semester V courses Psychiatric-mental health nursing, has an integrated nursing/socio-psychological/medical approach and focuses on restoration, maintenance, and prevention with individuals experiencing acute and chronic mental health disorder. Nursing process is used to integrate concepts/theories from nursing, humanities, biological and social sciences including growth and development, communication, stress, anxiety and coping. Course Objectives: 1. Interpret people as holistic beings whose interactions with the environment form the foundation for all human responses. 2. Use concepts and theories from biopsychosocial sciences, behavioral sciences, humanities and nursing to form a foundation for nursing practice with patients having mental health needs. 3. Demonstrate the ways health patterns are affected by commonly occurring mental health problems. 4. Apply concepts of psychosocial growth and development as they ...

2018 the authors. Systems Research and Behavioral Science published by International Federation for Systems Research and John Wiley. &. Sons Ltd the use of problem structuring method (PSM) interventions leads to outcomes unique to the circumstances of the problem context. Given the singular nature of these outcomes, a consultant attempting to sell a PSM intervention will struggle to articulate value to clients in terms that are commercially meaningful prior to the intervention being enacted. Thus, in order to win a contract to deliver a PSM intervention, the consultant must first resolve this puzzle. We explore this question by (i) reviewing how the value of PSMs has been assessed previously, (ii) setting out a suitable theoretical position to explore the problem and (iii) presenting empirical data from a commercial organization to build our theoretical position. This starts with agreement with Checkland and Scholes that attempting to sell the (financial) value of a PSM intervention a priori is ...

The Department of Preventive and Restorative Dental Sciences (PRDS) is the largest department in the School of Dentistry. The Department is comprised of seven divisions including Behavioral Sciences and Community Dental Education, Biomaterials and Bioengineering, Clinical General Dentistry, Pre-Clinical Simulation, Endodontics, Oral Epidemiology and Dental Public Health; and Prosthodontics. Preclinical and clinical educational programs operate within the laboratories and clinics of the dental facilities on campus and through the schools satellite facilities, including the community clinic at 100 Buchanan Street. The Department offers accredited three-year residency programs in Prosthodontics and Endodontics an accredited one or two year residency in Dental Public Health and a two year fellowship in Geriatrics. In addition, PRDS offers postgraduate education in dental public health and epidemiology, in conjunction with the School of Public Health at UC Berkeley as part of the Dentist Scientist ...

by James J. McGough, MD, and Stephen V. Faraone, PhD Dr. McGough is Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior and David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles. Dr. Faraone is Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the State University of New York […]. Continue Reading. ...

Bridge Program B.S. in Health Sciences to Doctor of Physical Therapy. Health science students are given preferential consideration into Chapman Universitys Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program if they meet the early admission criteria and submit qualifying GRE scores to Chapmans DPT program before the beginning of the senior year. Start of the DPT program is contingent upon the completion and documentation of required observation hours, the bestowal of the B.S. in Health Sciences degree by the University and a cumulative GPA at graduation of at least a 3.400 and at least a GPA of 3.600 in health science core courses. For specific criteria and deadlines, go to the Crean College of Health and Behavioral Sciences website.. Bridge Program B.S. in Health Sciences to Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies. Health science students are guaranteed an interview and given preferential consideration for admission into Chapman Universitys M.M.S. in Physician Assistant Studies if they ...

September 27, 2011-New York, NY)-The Autism Science Foundation (ASF), a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and funding autism research, today announced that two additional autism scientists had joined its Scientific Advisory Board (SAB). The new members are Dr. Joseph Buxbaum, Director of the Seaver Autism Center and Professor at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, and Dr. Bryan King, Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Washington and a Research Affiliate at the Center on Human Development and Disability (CHDD).. ASFs SAB is responsible for guiding the organizations scientific direction. SAB members also serve on the review committee for ASFs research grants. Since its founding two years ago, ASF has distributed almost $500,000 in autism research grants and fellowships.. Dr. Buxbaum and Dr. King are highly respected members of the autism research community and have been active in our grant review process and other science activities, said Alison ...

Speaker: Joshua SpodekA workshop for increasing self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and leadership skills from the perspective of scientific fields such as cognitive behavioral science, evolutionary psychology, and positive psychology.

General education in the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) provides a core of knowledge that imparts the common skills, intellectual concepts, and attitudes that every educated person should possess. General Education courses come from the instructional areas of Communication, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and Social/Behavioral Sciences. These courses help promote educational breadth while supporting occupational programming in the WTCS.. WTCS Systemwide General Education Course List - updated January 2021. This link opens a PDF including a table with information about the systemwide general education courses as of January 2021, highlighting courses included in the UCTA with the UW System.. WTCS and University of Wisconsin System Universal Credit Transfer Agreement - updated September 2021. This link opens a PDF with the most recent version of the signed Universal Credit Transfer Agreement effective AY2022 and the related course list and course equivalencies.. ...

Dr Clover was the founding dean of the School of Public Health and Information Sciences and is a professor in the Department of Health Promotion and Behavioral Sciences. He received his medical degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, Oklahoma City where he also did his residency and fellowship training ...

The program, brought to Cal Poly in 2009, provides underrepresented minority students the opportunity to engage in hands-on research projects in the fields of biological sciences, kinesiology, engineering and psychology. The underrepresented minority groups include blacks, Latinos, Native Americans and U.S. Pacific Islanders.. The goal is to have these underrepresented students earn degrees in biomedical or behavioral science and ultimately have a science-related career, biological sciences professor Elena Keeling said.. I think that we, as faculty members, as university professionals, have an obligation to try to make those opportunities available to everyone, and thats only going to end up benefiting everyone, Keeling, who also supervises an AHC student, said. Its not that I think that all of the students in the Bridges program have to decide to be science majors … I just want them to know that they could.. Garcia said diversity in the workplace is best for the spread of ...

Andres Aslan, Physical and Environmental Sciences. Jessie Barnett, Academic Affairs. Scott Bevill, Mechanical Engineering. Blake Bickham, Teacher Education. Carol Futhey, Academic Affairs. Suzie Garner, Art. Phil Gustafson, Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics. Kurt Haas, Academic Affairs; Languages, Literature and Mass Communication. Jennifer Hancock, Languages, Literature and Mass Communication. Kristin Heumann, Kinesiology. Darin Kamstra, Music. Peggy Link, Health Sciences. Cindy Lueb, Sponsored Programs. Bill McCracken, Manufacturing Technology, Western Colorado Community College. Deborah Parman, Business. Brian Parry, Social and Behavioral Sciences. Timothy Pinnow, Theatre Arts. Steve Werman, Academic Affairs; Biological Science. ...

The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies is an internationally recognized nonprofit organization that promotes practical, evidence-based applications of behavioral science in the home, school, and the workplace.

The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies is an internationally recognized nonprofit organization that promotes practical, evidence-based applications of behavioral science in the home, school, and the workplace.

Prof. Lempert is particularly concerned with the problem of applying social science research to legal issues. This is reflected in much of his work, particularly his work on juries, capital punishment, and the use of statistical and social science evidence by courts, as well as in his service as an original panelist in the National Science Foundations Law and Social Science Program and with the National Research Councils Committee on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice, which he chaired from 1987-1989. He is the author (with Joseph Sanders) of An Invitation to Law and Social Science and co-editor (with Jacques Normand and Charles OBrien) of Under the Influence? Drugs and the American Work Force. From 1982-85, he edited the Law & Society Review. He is a recipient of the Law Society Associations Harry Kalven Jr. Prize for outstanding socio-legal scholarship and has held visiting fellowships at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences and at the Russell Sage ...

Lisbeth Evered MBiostat PhD St. Vincents Hospital Melbourne & University of Melbourne, Australia, and Roderic G. Eckenhoff MD Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Philadelphia, PA, USA, Co-Chairs; David Ames BA MD University of Melbourne Academic Unit for Psychiatry of Old Age, Melbourne Australia; Alex Bekker MD Department of Anesthesiology, Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, Newark, NJ, USA; Miles Berger MD PhD Neurologic Outcomes Research Group, Anesthesiology Department, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC, USA; Deborah Blacker MD PhD Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston, MA, USA; Jeffrey Browndyke PhD Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Division of Geriatric Behavioral Health, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC, USA; Greg Crosby MD Harvard Medical School, Brigham & Womens Hospital, Boston, MA, USA; ...

From the Departments of Neuroscience, Rehabilitation, Ophthalmology, Genetics, and Maternal and Child Health (M.P., F.N.) and Health Sciences (S.M.), University of Genoa; IRCCS Ospedale Policlinico San Martino (M.P., S.M., F.N.), Genoa, Italy; Cognitive Neuroscience Division, Department of Neurology (E.D.H.), Gertrude H. Sergievsky Center, New York; Taub Institute for Research on Alzheimers Disease and the Aging Brain (E.D.H., W.C.K.), Columbia University Medical Center, New York, NY; Department of Neurology (S.S.), UCSF Memory and Aging Center, UCSF, San Francisco, CA; Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine (S.S., B.G.), Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis; Nuclear Medicine Unit (S.M.), IRCCS AOU San Martino, IST, Genoa, Italy; Behavioral Neurology Unit (E.M.W.), National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, NIH, Bethesda, MD; Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences & Cognitive Neurology/Alzheimers Disease Research Center (J.G.), Feinberg School of Medicine and ...

Studying the liberal arts reveals the complexity of being human. This umbrella of studies helps bring to light the social, environmental, physical, and health problems faced in Guam, Micronesia, and worldwide. Students can then construct solutions from the skills they develop in class.. Sellmann categorizes these skills by each division within the college. The fine arts programs teach innovation. The various humanities programs teach how humanity can adapt and flourish in local, regional, and global communities in the face of existential challenges. And the social and behavioral sciences teach the understanding and development of individual and community ways of thinking and living.. Paul Lazarra, a 2015 graduate with a bachelors in psychology, says his experience at the college enriched his self-awareness so he could better understand and relate to others and their experiences.. Many of the theories and skills I learned in UOGs psychology program assisted me in analyzing life from a broader ...

Cheris Chan received her PhD in sociology from Northwestern University in 2004. Before joining HKU, she was an assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh. She was also a fellow of the Summer Institute on Economy and Society from the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University, and a recipient of a global fellowship from the International Institute of UCLA.. Her writings have appeared in American Journal of Sociology, British Journal of Sociology,Theory and Society, Social Psychology Quarterly, International Sociology, and The China Quarterly among others. Some of her articles have received prizes from the American Sociological Association.. Chans first book, Marketing Death: Culture and the Making of a Life Insurance Market in China, won two awards and one honorable mention from the American Sociological Association and from the Society for the Study of Social Problems. Based on extensive ethnographic research, the book analyzes the role of culture in ...

We could see a clear difference between people who had normal cognition and those with preclinical stages of cognitive impairment, said David Loewenstein, Ph.D., professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences. The study confirmed that this test is very sensitive to early memory impairment. In addition, the results were clearly associated with the level of abnormal amyloid protein in the brain, a key risk factor for developing Alzheimers disease. Loewenstein was lead author of a recent study, A Novel Cognitive Stress Test for the Detection of Preclinical Alzheimers Disease: Discriminative Properties and Relation to Amyloid Load, published in the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry. Other Miller School co-authors were Rosie E. Curiel, Psy.D., assistant professor of clinical psychiatry and neuropsychology, and Elizabeth Crocco, M.D., associate professor of clinical psychiatry and Director of the Geriatric Psychiatry Training Program in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral ...

Growth and progress as a university requires constant, vigilant review. It is an essential part of our evolving as an educational institution and as a resource to the communities we serve.. And speaking of growth, we have two building projects moving forward on the campus. The first is the expansion of the Santos Manuel Student Union, which is nearing completion and which will have its formal opening early in 2022. The second is the Performing Arts Village, which will have its groundbreaking in Spring 2022, with a scheduled opening planned for the 2024-25 academic year.. We also have some academic program achievements to celebrate. Last year, we highlighted the new School of Entrepreneurship in the Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration. This year, we are applauding the new School of Criminology and Criminal Justice in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. The curriculum will incorporate history, theory and practical skills for those interested in a career in ...

[email protected]. Dr. Ben Saunders is a Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, South Carolina. There he serves as Director of the Family and Child Program of the National Crime Victims Research and Treatment Center. Dr. Saunders received his Ph.D. in clinical social work from Florida State University and holds a masters degree in marriage and family therapy from Virginia Tech. He is a Licensed Independent Social Worker-Clinical Practice. His research, training, and clinical interests include the initial and long term impact of violence and abuse on children and adolescents; the epidemiology of trauma, violence, and abuse; treatment approaches for abused children and their families; and, effective methods for disseminating evidence-based practices. His work has been funded by several federal agencies, including the National Institute of Mental Health, the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the National Institute ...

Widge, A. S., Zorowitz, S., Link, K., Miller, E. K., Deckersbach, T., Eskandar, E. N., & Dougherty, D. D. (2015). Ventral Capsule/Ventral Striatum Deep Brain Stimulation Does Not Consistently Diminish Occipital Cross-Frequency Coupling. Biological Psychiatry.. Widge, A. S., Arulpragasam, A. R., Deckersbach, T., & Dougherty, D. D. (2015). Deep brain stimulation for psychiatric disorders. Emerging trends in the social and behavioral sciences: An interdisciplinary, searchable, and linkable resource.. Widge, A.S., Deckersbach, T., Eskandar, E. N. & Dougherty, D. D. Deep Brain Stimulation for Treatment-Resistant Psychiatric Illnesses: What Has Gone Wrong and What Should We Do Next? Biological Psychiatry, 2015 Jun 10.. Widge, A. S., & Dougherty, D. D. (2015). Deep Brain Stimulation for Treatment-Refractory Mood and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders. Current Behavioral Neuroscience Reports, 2(4), 187-197.. Nierenberg, A., Peters, A., Stange, J., Sylvia, L.G., Otto, M.W., Miklowitz, D.J., Dougherty, D.D., ...

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Over the past two years, a number of designers have asked permission to use the Universitys code, and the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the Ohio State University and the University of Alabama in Huntsville have created Web sites that look and function just like Browns.. Though the code for Browns site is copyrighted, the University views the similar designs as a compliment, said Director of Web Communications Scott Turner.. Turner learned about OSUs similar Web site design last October, when the OSU webmaster sent him an e-mail asking if the site infringed upon Browns copyright.. I dont know if the code they used was stolen. They wanted to imitate us, and thats their business, Turner said. Were flattered.. In responses to inquiries about its home page design, the University has notified Web site developers of the copyright on Browns code. But the University has also directed them to two open source libraries Brown drew on heavily in developing its code, encouraging ...

By Cheryl Sullenger. Denver, CO - On this forty-fifth memorial of the Roe v. Wade Supreme court decision that decriminalized abortion in the U.S., this abortion horror story illustrates the human price of that tragic decision.. Last week, a local pro-life activist attended one day of the malpractice trail against late-term abortionist Warren Hern, who is accused by a former abortion patient, Jennifer D., of botching her abortion by leaving a piece of her babys skull inside her womb that resulted in a hysterectomy. The activist, who wishes to remain anonymous, visited the courtroom on Tuesday, January 16, 2018, for Day 5 of the proceedings. The observer took notes and reported to Operation Rescue about the days testimony. According to the pro-life observer, a psychologist, Dr. Robert Arias, a psychologist from Lincoln, Nebraska, who specializes in neuropsychology and behavioral sciences, gave testimony through a video deposition. He spoke of the plaintiffs pain and suffering that resulted from ...

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Dr. Saskia Sanderson is a research psychologist working in the field of psychology as applied to genomics. Saskia is interested in how people think, feel and act in response to getting personal genomic information about themselves, and she conducts research to address these questions. A key focus of her work is to provide empirical evidence on the potential value of genomic sequencing technologies for people in many contexts. She is a researcher in the Department of Behavioural Science and Health at University College London and an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York. Saskias training included post-doctoral research at the Centre for Cardiovascular Genetics in the UK, and in the Social and Behavioral Research Branch of the National Human Genome Research Institute in the US. She subsequently took up an Assistant Professor position at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai ...

Center for Community Progress and the National League of Cities announce the selected cities and states to attend the Vacant Property Leadership Institute for Free Educational Programming and Customized Technical Assistance. FLINT, MICH. - Delegations from twelve cities across four states have been selected to attend the 2022 Vacant Property Leadership Institute (VPLI), a training program focused on equipping leaders with the skills to address vacant, abandoned, and deteriorated properties for the benefit of their communities. Made possible through the generous support of the Wells Fargo Foundation, VPLI is a program of the Center for Community Progress (Community Progress) and National League of Cities (NLC).. Delegations from each of the following cities will participate: College Park, GA; Perry, GA; South Fulton, GA; Chicago, IL; Decatur, IL; Kankakee, IL; Peoria, IL; Rockford, IL; Louisville, KY; Winchester, KY; Milwaukee, WI; Racine, WI. Cities were selected through a competitive, two-round ...

The annual Quality Improvement Leadership Institute brings together participants from Wisconsin and across the world who work with UW-Madison faculty, staff and students, and each other, to implement small changes that can improve care. Details about the 2017 QI Leadership Institute will be available soon.. GHI organizes and hosts the annual, week-long learning opportunity.. ...

The Latino Leadership Institute at the University of Denver is the nations premier professional development program advancing an elite network of Latino leaders. Well talk with Curtis Esquibel, Associate Director and Joelle Martinez, Executive Director of the Latino Leadership Institute about the success of the program, and why it matters for Latinos across all sectors. ...

Located in Florida, USA, Perth Leadership Institute improves the business acumen of executives, using its unique business acumen assessments

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The average grade of the five home assignments (40%).. The Institute of Psychology follows the policy of the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences to systematically check student papers for plagiarism with the help of software. Disciplinary measures will be taken when fraud is detected. Students are expected to be familiar with and understand the implications of this fraud policy.. ...

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RMA: 1278722. As Senior Immigration Consultant, Tali Nassau specialises in Australian corporate immigration services, managing the employer sponsored visas cases for corporate clients in such varied industry sectors as recruitment, education and research, information technology and engineering. Prior to joining the company, Tali worked in various HR roles in industry and academia. She brings that strong grasp of real world business workforce challenges and internal compliance processes to advising companies on best practices for their foreign employees. Tali is a graduate of La Trobe University with a Bachelors in Behavioural Science, a Graduate Diploma in Business Studies (Human Resource Management) from La Trobe University, and a Graduate Certificate in Australian Migration Law and Practice from Victoria university.. ...

I spoke not too long ago at numerous venues on behavioural economics, behavioural science, and health. Considering that 2010, health care prices across the whole health care program have grown at the slowest rate in 50 years. The thought of living without universal health coverage terrifies me-but it was not with out opposition when it was introduced back in the 60s: medical doctors and nurses went on strike and had to be mandated back to function by the government. It is nonetheless extremely critical to eat wholesome meals, so that (of course) does not imply consuming pizza each and every evening or getting ice cream for dinner. Even though some Americans see this collective health umbrella as a weakness, I consider simple compassion to be a strength and would not want it any other way. Finally, even though purchasing insurance coverage will price some men and women in the brief time, it is a far better expense to bear than threat getting uninsured. Your income, your insurance coverage ...

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Offered by 캘리포니아 대학교 데이비스 캠퍼스. Big data and artificial intelligence get most of the press about computational social science, but maybe the most complex aspect of it refers to using computational tools to explore and develop social science theory. This course shows how computer simulations are being used to explore the realm of what is theoretically possible. Computer simulations allow us to study why societies are the way they are, and to dream about the world we would like to live in. This can be as intuitive as playing a video game. Much like the well-known video game SimCity is used to build and manage an artificial city, we use agent-based models to grow and study artificial societies. Without hurting anyone in the real world, computer simulations allow us explore how to make the world a better place. We play hands-on with several practical computer simulation models and explore how we can combine hypothetical models with real world data. Finally, you will program a

This course introduces students to the field of social movements. Particular emphasis is placed on the application of theoretical ideas to case studies in order to enhance our knowledge of community organization and social change. Organizing - whether it is on a local, national, or international level brings people together to achieve their common interest and goals. The organizer faces a variety of tasks: recruiting participants, mobilizing resources, building community, planning strategies, assessing the political climate and conditions, and ultimately implementing collective action. In addition, an effective organizer must find ways to sustain motivation during setbacks, to address problems of repression and internal disputes, to overcome obstacles to mobilization and to productively deal with the media. This class covers social science theories that inform these skills.. ...

The new Leadership Institute is a comprehensive professional development program designed to help current and future leaders in nutrition, health and wellness develop leadership, communication and career development skills -- from executive presence and strategic planning to communication and team building. Through a combination of self-directed study, in-person trainings, networking opportunities, small group projects and virtual learning, participants will gain hands-on experience in becoming more effective leaders. The program is intended for high-potential members at any career level who are looking to advance their leadership skills and accelerate their career growth.. Affiliate Participation:. ...

Last week, the College and Career Leadership Institute (CCLI) held their first virtual workshops for cohorts one and two over a three-day period. As students continue to navigate remote learning during the pandemic, CCLI has also adapted virtual strategies to continue working with educators from 18 high schools in the Road Map Project region. CCLI has always focused on listening to what students need, and they aim to continue connecting with and supporting students during this continually challenging time. Over 160 educators participated in the virtual workshop, 100 from cohort 1 and 60 from cohort 2.. With educators preparing to welcome students in the Road Map Project region back to school this fall in a fully online format, the CCLI staff facilitated sessions around best practices to engage with students virtually and in person for the year ahead. The workshops also provided space for educators to reconnect with and learn from each other and dive into strategies to prioritize college and ...

Men of Color Student Leadership Institute is a program to develop and promote efforts to increasing the attendance, persistence, and completion of underrepresented males in community colleges.

The Leadership Institute at CCV has not only challenged and strengthened me as a ministry leader, but most importantly as a servant leader in Christs Kingdom. I am getting to work alongside ministry leaders and staff members who really care about me as a person and who are seeking to help prepare me for a lifetime in ministry. I am being taught not only how to do things, but rather understanding the heart of the church and why we do what we do. The Residency Programs holistic nature encouraged me to grow mentally, spiritually, and as a leader within an incredible support system. I have been blessed in more ways than I expected by how God moved in my life during the Residency.. Jomarie Manimtim ...

Because of the wide range of life threatening illnesses treated in intensive care, it has been a difficult area for managed care organisations and performance improvement staff to measure. Hence, cost-cutting efforts generally have been avoided, stated Jean Chenoweth, executive director of the Solucient Leadership Institute. However, this study shows that the pay off for improving quality of care and reducing costs is enormous for everyone, including the patients, the hospitals and the payors.. ICUs account for ten percent of hospital patient beds but twenty-five percent of a hospitals cost structure, explained Mike Breslow, M.D., executive vice president of Baltimore-based VISICU, which sponsored the study. The ICU is where patients are dying and where health care is spending huge amounts of money, so it is critical to assess what hospitals can do differently. U.S. hospitals treat about 5 million ICU patients a year, a number expected to double during the next fifteen years as the ...

The mission of the Worldview Leadership Institute is to promote a better understanding between different cultural groups and to equip Christians with the training and educational tools needed to complete the Great Commission. To help meet these mission goals we educate Christians about the worldviews and ideologies of the worlds many cultures and their religions. These worldviews are then contrasted with a Christian worldview so as to promote better understanding between cultures and to provide better opportunities and environments in which to share the Gospel.

The Executive Leadership Institute is an organization is connecting members, providing opportunities for relationship and enhanced exposure to the executive community.

One year has past since the murder of George Floyd. Minneapolis is rebuilding and rethinking and reimagining the future. The International Leadership Institute has joined with local, national and the United Nations to provide.... ...

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More than 50 years ago, Alan Turing provided a theoretical explanation of biological pattern formation through a hypothesis of reaction-diffusion, whereby patterns, such as that for hair follicles or feather distribution, can form as a result of positive and negative feedback regulation of an inhibitor and activator. Turing models have since been used to account for patterns in many chemical systems but have not been successful in explaining biological patterning in developmental model systems such as the fly. Sick et al. have now examined hair follicle arrangements in mice that arise through the WNT activator protein and its inhibitor DKK and show through computation modeling that reaction-diffusion can account for the patterning observed.. S. Sick, S. Reinker, J. Timmer, T. Schlake, WNT and DKK determine hair follicle spacing through a reaction-diffusion mechanism. Science 314, 1447-1450 (2006). [Abstract] [Full Text]. P. K. Maini, R. E. Baker, C.-M. Chuong, The Turing model comes of molecular ...

Aims and objectives. This review of the literature intended to get insight into the international standards of quality of life assessment in palliative care, the conceptual and research literature addressing illness related quality of life and an examination of how nurse researchers define and assess this concept in the context of terminally ill cancer patients. Clearly stated goals for measuring quality of life as well as an understanding of the pragmatic and theoretical explanations for current trends in quality of life measurement are fundamental to this focus. Background. Most clinicians and researchers agree that the primary goal of palliative care is to optimize the quality of life of patients with advanced incurable diseases through control of physical symptoms and attention to the patients psychological, social and spiritual needs. Palliative care therefore is the achievement of the best quality of life for patients and their families. Consequently, the outcomes of care should be ...

Researchers at The Ohio State University report the first-ever theoretical explanation for some strange semiconductor behavior that was discovered in 2004.

It has been recognized that matrix diffusion is an important process for retarding solute transport in fractured rock. Based on analyses of tracer transport data from a number of field tests, we demonstrate for the first time that the effective matrix-diffusion coefficient may be scale dependent and generally increases with test scale. A preliminary theoretical explanation of this scale dependency is also presented, based on the hypothesis that solute travel paths within a fracture network are fractals.

We provide a theoretical explanation for the observed quasiuniversality of the ratio of the longtime to short-time self-diffusion coefficients in colloidal liquids at freezing. We also predict that the mean-squared displacement at freezing, plotted against a suitably renormalized time, yields a universal curve showing a short-time subdiffusive regime and a long-time caged diffusion. We obtain $C_s(k,t)$, the intermediate scattering function, for all (k,t) and show that it implies strong non-Gaussian behavior in the probability distribution of the single-particle displacement at short times.. ...

The ball-milling process involves both fracturing and welding of particles. Particles of ductile materials are very likely to attach to each other when entrapped between balls. Therefore, conventional milling methods fail to grind ductile materials into nanoparticles. However, using brittle particles together with the starting materials, one can fracture and highly activate ductile particles through planetary ball milling. During the milling process, brittle particles are easily fractured down, and their sharp edges chop the particles of the ductile materials incessantly into pieces until both ductile and brittle particles are nano-sized (a process which is unlikely, if not impossible, to accomplish by ball milling of ductile materials alone). In this chapter, the effects of ball milling of ductile materials (e.g., graphite, aluminum, and zinc) together with a brittle material (here, NaCl), for preparation of metal nanoparticles or metal oxide nanoparticles are investigated. A theoretical explanation of

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Obstacles to the Use of Social Science Analysis in Water Decision-Making, or Wheres the Demand for Social Science Input?. The paper identifies characteristics of both the public decisionmaking process and the methods of social science research that result in social science inputs having little influence on policy decisions. There are cognitive obstacles to the use of social science inputs; decisionmakers have trouble dealing with compound uncertainties that are left from engineering and social analyses; the adversarial climate reduces the receptivity to objective social science inputs. On the other hand, some of the weakness of the demand for social science input is due to the practices and behavior of social scientists themselves. At the cross-disciplinary level are opportunities in reducing adversarial decision processes, devising alternative institutional arrangements, interactive decision support technologies, and others.

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