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I Couldn't Change His Nappy: New Mothers' Experiences Of De Quervain's Tendinosis And Its Impact On Occupational Performance, Caroline Khama, Marina Ciccarelli, Julie Brayshaw, Megan Hatfield, Thuy Tran
I Couldn't Change His Nappy: New Mothers' Experiences Of De Quervain's Tendinosis And Its Impact On Occupational Performance, Caroline Khama, Marina Ciccarelli, Julie Brayshaw, Megan Hatfield, Thuy Tran
Research outputs 2022 to 2026
Introduction: De Quervain's stenosing tendinosis (DQST) is common in new mothers because of awkward wrist postures during repetitive mothering occupations such as nursing and lifting their baby. However, little is known about how DQST affects occupations of first-time mothers. This study aimed to explore the experiences of first-time mothers living with DQST and how it affects performance of their motherhood occupations. Methods: A descriptive phenomenological study design was used. Participants were 15 first-time mothers of a child aged ≤24 months, with a current or previous diagnosis of DQST, and/or non-trauma-related symptoms of pain, tenderness, and/or swelling near the base of …
Out Of Many: The Study Of African American Diasporas On Social Media, Brianna M. Savage, Sindy Chapa
Out Of Many: The Study Of African American Diasporas On Social Media, Brianna M. Savage, Sindy Chapa
AMTP Proceedings 2025
This study uses a one-ad experimental design to test the effect of African American Vernacular English (AAVE) on Black Twitter, employing an online survey with a convenience sample. It examines cultural differences within Black African co-cultures, emphasizing how language variation influences consumer behavior in social media advertising. The findings indicate that Black consumers with positive attitudes toward advertisements featuring AAVE are more likely to engage with the content on Twitter and subsequently purchase the promoted brand. This supports attitude theory (Fishbein & Ajzen, 1975) and social distinctiveness theory (Grier, 2001), demonstrating a significant correlation between ethnic resolution and purchasing behavior.
The Shorthorn: September 26, 1939
The Shorthorn: September 26, 1939
The Shorthorn Newspaper Collection: 1930s
No abstract provided.
The Shorthorn: March 08, 1938
The Shorthorn Newspaper Collection: 1930s
No abstract provided.
The Shorthorn: October 22, 1935
The Shorthorn: October 22, 1935
The Shorthorn Newspaper Collection: 1930s
No abstract provided.
The Shorthorn: October 02, 1934
The Shorthorn: October 02, 1934
The Shorthorn Newspaper Collection: 1930s
No abstract provided.
Just Scratching The Surface-Geographers And The Mining West, Rand E. Rohe
Just Scratching The Surface-Geographers And The Mining West, Rand E. Rohe
The Geographical Bulletin
Research for a doctoral dissertation on Western mining disclosed an enormous body of literature on the subject, a paucity of works by geographers, and an almost unlimited potential for such studies.' Most existing studies present and examine facts in their historical context with little or no attention to geographical interpretation.2 Yet, such analysis is essential to a full understanding of the significance of mining. Without geographic studies of mining, its perspective in the development of the West remains vague and its enduring significance to the present uncertain. While hundreds of works exist on the various gold and silver rushes, few …
The Shorthorn: March 20, 1928
The Shorthorn Newspaper Collection: 1920s
No abstract provided.
Shared Culture In Intimate Relationships, Jackelyn Castaneda
Shared Culture In Intimate Relationships, Jackelyn Castaneda
College of Science and Health Theses and Dissertations
Almost everyone identifies with some kind of culture and the definition often varies among researchers and disciplines of the field. Culture has an influence on every aspect of one’s everyday life, including the role it plays in close relationships. Although intimate relationships and culture have been widely explored in psychological research, limited studies have explored how these two factors may go hand in hand in creating what may be a newer concept, a mini-culture (smaller, unique cultural groups that develop within larger societies or organizations). The purpose of this study was to explore how this awareness of culture sharing and …
Volume 28-1 Complete Issue, Robert M. Ward
Volume 28-1 Complete Issue, Robert M. Ward
The Geographical Bulletin
Volume 28-1 Complete Issue
Goldrush Migrations And Goldfield Populations In The American West 1848-1880, Rand E. Rohe
Goldrush Migrations And Goldfield Populations In The American West 1848-1880, Rand E. Rohe
The Geographical Bulletin
The discovery of placer gold initiated some of the most spectacular migrations ever to occur in the American West. The discovery of gold in California in 1848, of course, touched off the first of the western mining rushes. More importantly, its backwash led to the development of the rest of the mountain West. From California, the mining frontier moved eastward and subsequently enveloped most of the West. The background of the discovery of gold in California needs but cursory attention here. On January 24, 1848, in the course of constructing a sawmill on the American River, James Marshall noticed flecks …
Enthesis Size And Hand Preference: Asymmetry In Humans Contrasts With Symmetry In Nonhuman Primates, Lucyna A. Bowland, Lesley H. Eason, Lukas Kyle Delezene, Michael J. Plavcan
Enthesis Size And Hand Preference: Asymmetry In Humans Contrasts With Symmetry In Nonhuman Primates, Lucyna A. Bowland, Lesley H. Eason, Lukas Kyle Delezene, Michael J. Plavcan
Anthropology Faculty Publications and Presentations
ObjectivesHumans display species-wide right-hand preference across tasks, but this pattern has not been observed at comparable levels in nonhuman primates, suggesting the behavior arose after the panin-hominin split. Muscle attachment sites (entheses) are used to infer soft tissue anatomy and reconstruct behaviors within skeletal populations, but whether entheseal size asymmetry can reflect hand preference remains unclear. If entheseal asymmetry is linked to hand preference, we expect to see greater asymmetry in human hands, where hand preference is more pronounced, compared to nonhuman primates. We tested for bilateral asymmetry in the size of the opponens pollicis muscle flange using a sample …
The Shorthorn: March 13, 1922
The Shorthorn Newspaper Collection: 1920s
No abstract provided.
The Shorthorn: January 09, 1922
The Shorthorn: January 09, 1922
The Shorthorn Newspaper Collection: 1920s
No abstract provided.
News From The Chapters 1988-1989, C. Nicholas Raphael
News From The Chapters 1988-1989, C. Nicholas Raphael
The Geographical Bulletin
The 1988-89 academic year was another award winner for several Beta Psi members. Phil Brink, Craig Ackerman, Brad Camp, Laura Haggerty, Malcolm Ponte, and Andrew Norman were selected to participate in the Kansas State University Community Service Program. They each received a summer stipend and a $400 scholarship. Barbara Houser received the 1989 LaBlanc Outstanding Undergraduate Major Award. Malcolm Pete, Margaret Clark, Craig Raborn, and Ann Hinterleitner received a K.S.U. Student Government Association/GTU Scholarship. Dale Woodyard was a recipient of an Arts and Sciences Dean's Scholarship. The Huber Self Geography Scholarship was awarded to Craig Hoffman. Leslie Duram was awarded …
Hypericum Chishuiense (Hypericaceae, Sect. Ascyreia), A New St. John's Wort Species From Guizhou, China, Ruizhi Bai, Zheng-Lin He, Ferhat Celep, Lu Wang, Chunlei Xiang
Hypericum Chishuiense (Hypericaceae, Sect. Ascyreia), A New St. John's Wort Species From Guizhou, China, Ruizhi Bai, Zheng-Lin He, Ferhat Celep, Lu Wang, Chunlei Xiang
Turkish Journal of Botany
Hypericum chishuiense (Hypericaceae), a new species from Chishui County, Guizhou Province, China, is described and illustrated. Molecular phylogenetic analyses, based on five plastid DNA markers (psbA-trnH, psbC-trnS, rbcL, trnL-trnF, and trnS-trnG), place the new species within H. sect. Ascyreia. Morphologically, the new species is closely related to H. stellatum and H. rotundifolium, but it can be distinguished by several features, including broadly ovate, ovate-elliptic to subcircular leaves (vs. oblong-lanceolate or lanceolate to narrowly ovate leaves of H. stellatum) and broadly elliptic, ovate to triangular-ovate sepals (vs. narrowly lanceolate and rare markedly leaf-like sepals H. stellatum), and it can be distinguished …
Language Processing: The Precedence Of Neural Networks On The Account Of Hidden Markov Models, Dia Eddin Abuzeina
Language Processing: The Precedence Of Neural Networks On The Account Of Hidden Markov Models, Dia Eddin Abuzeina
An-Najah University Journal for Research - B (Humanities)
Background: since its discovery at the beginning of the last century, Markov models gain a great popularity, and have been widely used in different domains. However, the most prominent use was in computational linguistics, or what is known as natural language processing (NLP). Abstractly, Markov models are nothing but a statistical representation of a particular system. The mathematical statistical representation of a given system is the heart of Markov theory. Markov models characterized by solid mathematical representation, which significantly promotes using it. No doubt, Markov models are mainly used in prediction and classification, to serve computational linguistics as well as …
Cannabis In The Clink: An Argument In Favor Of Medical Marijuana For Disabled Inmates, Sophia Dechurch
Cannabis In The Clink: An Argument In Favor Of Medical Marijuana For Disabled Inmates, Sophia Dechurch
Journal of Law and Health
In recent decades, medical marijuana programs have become commonplace, and most states in the United States of America are ready to accept marijuana as a natural alternative to treat symptoms of certain conditions such as chronic pain, cancer, mental illness, multiple sclerosis (MS), HIV/AIDS, and substance use disorder; as such, medical marijuana is readily accessible to those who have a qualifying diagnosis – the exception being those who are incarcerated. Although disability, substance abuse, and mental illness are prevalent among those under state supervision, these individuals are effectively prohibited from enjoying the benefits of medical marijuana. This Note will provide …
Spotting And Responding To Health Misinformation And Disinformation, Michael J. Mcgee, Jean-Philippe Berteau
Spotting And Responding To Health Misinformation And Disinformation, Michael J. Mcgee, Jean-Philippe Berteau
Open Educational Resources
Three one-hour lessons. In these lessons students will learn to identify health misinformation which spreads rapidly through social media, search engines, and online platforms. By generating false health news stories with AI and critically analyzing them, students will develop essential skills for public health literacy and ethical responsibility. These activities equip future health professionals with the tools to discern evidence-based information from deceptive content and provide guidance to ensure accurate and authentic communication in the field.
Theories, Technologies, And Prospects For The Utilization Of Deep Underground Storage Space, Wei Hengfei, Fang Jie, Shi Junjie, Li Qiuyuan, Yu Beibei, Chen Jing
Theories, Technologies, And Prospects For The Utilization Of Deep Underground Storage Space, Wei Hengfei, Fang Jie, Shi Junjie, Li Qiuyuan, Yu Beibei, Chen Jing
Coal Geology & Exploration
Background The world's energy utilization has shifted from high-carbon, high-polluting, non-renewable energy to low-carbon, clean, renewable energy. In this process, the utilization of low-carbon, clean energy typified by natural gas, wind power, solar energy, and hydrogen energy needs to be coupled with deep underground storage space (DUSS) to offset their regional constraints and instability. Additionally, low- and zero-carbon technologies like carbon dioxide (CO2) geological storage also rely on DUSS. Therefore, investigating the theories, technologies, and prospects of DUSS utilization under the low-carbon background will provide significant guidance for efficient DUSS utilization in China. Methods Based on the investigation …
Strength And Damage Characteristics Of Cemented Gangue Backfill During Saturated Immersion, Yu Xiang, Yang Ke, He Xiang, Hou Yongqiang, Wen Zhiqiang, Zhang Lianfu
Strength And Damage Characteristics Of Cemented Gangue Backfill During Saturated Immersion, Yu Xiang, Yang Ke, He Xiang, Hou Yongqiang, Wen Zhiqiang, Zhang Lianfu
Coal Geology & Exploration
Objective Under the influence of backfill slurry, water inrushes in mining face, and water accumulation in goaves, the water content in cemented gangue backfill varies with the immersion time, thus altering the bearing performance of the backfill. Investigating the strength and damage characteristics of cemented gangue backfill during saturated immersion is crucial for maintaining the stability of the backfill and ensuring the safety of coal mines. Methods Using uniaxial compression tests and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) of cemented gangue backfill during saturated immersion, this study analyzed the law of changes in the backfill strength under varying immersion times. Based on …
The Existence Of Indonesian National Research And Innovation Agency: The Academic Freedom’S Perspective, Muhamad Dzadit Taqwa, M. Irfan Dwi Putra, Muhamad Ali Muharam
The Existence Of Indonesian National Research And Innovation Agency: The Academic Freedom’S Perspective, Muhamad Dzadit Taqwa, M. Irfan Dwi Putra, Muhamad Ali Muharam
Padjadjaran Jurnal Ilmu Hukum (Journal of Law)
Recently, Indonesia has taken a policy to merge all the research institutions, which were classified as non-ministerial institutions, into the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN –Badan Riset dan Inovasi Nasional). The BRIN is expected to (1) reduce the research costs for the research institutions; and (2) integrate and harmonize these institutions. On the other hand, the policy has drawn constitutional law scholars' attention. Many of them who concern that BRIN intervenes academic freedom in Indonesia. The main factor that causes the concern is the subordinate relationship between the President and the BRIN that restrain researchers from their …
Mobile Technology-Based Library Services In Academic Libraries Of Ghana, Silas Adjei, Patience Adetsi, Isaac Kojo Agyeman
Mobile Technology-Based Library Services In Academic Libraries Of Ghana, Silas Adjei, Patience Adetsi, Isaac Kojo Agyeman
Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)
In contemporary academic library settings, there's a growing need for libraries to offer access to their resources and services remotely and without boundaries. Mobile technologies (MT) have gained widespread acceptance among academic library stakeholders globally, as they are seen as effective communication tools for providing convenient library services to patrons. This study aimed to explore the potential benefits of adopting and implementing Mobile Technology-based Library Services in academic libraries in Ghana. Conducted as a descriptive survey using a quantitative approach, the research focused on two private universities in Ghana: Valley View University and Central University. The sample comprised 390 undergraduate …
Extraction , Enzymatic Properties And Application Of Laccase From Pleurotus Citrinopileatus Residue, Zhang Yong, Li Qing, Zheng Zhihao, Liu Shimei, Yang Kai
Extraction , Enzymatic Properties And Application Of Laccase From Pleurotus Citrinopileatus Residue, Zhang Yong, Li Qing, Zheng Zhihao, Liu Shimei, Yang Kai
Food and Machinery
［［Objective ］］ Explore a low -cost laccase preparation method that can be used for juice clarification.［［Methods ］］ The extraction method,optimal reaction conditions and preparation conditions of enzyme powder were optimized,and the prepared laccase powder was applied to blueberry juice clarification.［［Results］］ The optimal extraction conditions for laccase were as follows:citric acid buffer with pH 4.8,solid -liquid ratio of 1∶5 (g/mL ),extraction temperature of 50 ℃,and extraction time of 4 h.The optimal conditions for laccase reaction were as follows:reaction temperature 30 ℃,pH 4.8,Cu2+ concentration 10 mmol/L,Mn2+ concentration 5 mmol/L.The optimal conditions for the preparation of enzyme powder were as follows:maltodextrin and skimmed …
Effects Of Different Transport Modes On The Quality Of Live Abalone, Yan Xin, Yao Yanyan, Zhang Xiaoyu, Sun Fei, Ni Tian
Effects Of Different Transport Modes On The Quality Of Live Abalone, Yan Xin, Yao Yanyan, Zhang Xiaoyu, Sun Fei, Ni Tian
Food and Machinery
［Objective］ Investigated the effects of different transport modes on the quality of live abalone.［Methods］ Constant temperature transportation with seawater and low temperature transportation without water were used to simulate transportation for 60 h respectively,and the quality index,metabolic enzyme activity and microstructure of live abalone were determined and evaluated.［Results］］ As time went on,water,crude protein,crude fat,glycogen,pH,and sensory evaluation decreased in both groups,while TVB-N increased.All indicators of abalone in seawater constant temperature group changed slowly,the survival rate of abalone was over 90% by simulated transport for 60 h.However,in no water low temperature group,the abalone began to die at 30 h,and the vitality,odor and …
Enzymatic Hydrolysates Of Mulberry Leaf Flavonoids Alleviate Depression Induced By Reserpine In Zebrafish, Zheng Xuan, Lu Yunke, Zhou Chunling, Zhang Ju, Wang Mingxue, Cui Shizhan, Jia Dongsheng
Enzymatic Hydrolysates Of Mulberry Leaf Flavonoids Alleviate Depression Induced By Reserpine In Zebrafish, Zheng Xuan, Lu Yunke, Zhou Chunling, Zhang Ju, Wang Mingxue, Cui Shizhan, Jia Dongsheng
Food and Machinery
［Objective］ This study aims to investigate the anti -depression effects of enzymatic hydrolysates of mulberry leaf flavonoids (EMLF ).［Methods］ EMLF was prepared and its components were analyzed by UPLC -MS.A zebrafish model of depression was induced by 40 mg/L reserpine.Six groups were designed,including the control,model,fluoxetine,L-EMLF (20 μg/mL ),M-EMLF (40 μg/mL ),and H-EMLF (80 μg/mL ) groups.Behavioral tests,including the new tank test and the light -dark box test,were conducted.The structural changes in the brain tissue of zebrafish in each group were observed by HE staining.The mRNA levels of interleukin -1β (IL-1β),tumor necrosis factor -α (TNF-α),tryptophan hydroxylase -2 (TPH- 2),and 5-hydroxytryptamine 2A …
Volume 35-2 Complete Issue, C. Nicholas Raphael
Volume 35-2 Complete Issue, C. Nicholas Raphael
The Geographical Bulletin
Volume 35-2 Complete Issue
News From The Chapters 1992-1993, C. Nicholas Raphael
News From The Chapters 1992-1993, C. Nicholas Raphael
The Geographical Bulletin
This year was another exciting one for the Alpha Chapter. Duri ng National Geography Awareness Week we sold Tshirts and went on a wild weekend canoe and camping trip to Turkey Run in Indiana. The weather and fall colors were beautiful, hiking was fun, and the river was low, making a wet run for 5 out of 6 canoes. In November, the members took an Indianapolis trip to see an ice hockey game and to sightsee.
Coordinated And Optimized Scheduling Of Virtual Power Plants With Wind Power‑Waste Incineration Cogeneration Considering Uncertainty Of Source And Load Sides, Chenyu Wang, Zhong Tang, Minjie Wei, Xiangyang Liu, Haoyang Cui
Coordinated And Optimized Scheduling Of Virtual Power Plants With Wind Power‑Waste Incineration Cogeneration Considering Uncertainty Of Source And Load Sides, Chenyu Wang, Zhong Tang, Minjie Wei, Xiangyang Liu, Haoyang Cui
Journal of Electric Power Science and Technology
In response to the uncertainty of wind power and load fluctuations, as well as the insufficient system peak shaving capacity of cogeneration units during winter heating periods, a virtual power plant consisting of wind farms, power-to-gas (P2G) conversion plants, and waste incineration power plants within a certain area is formed. Firstly, to address the low energy utilization efficiency of waste incineration power plants, it is considered to adopt their cogeneration mode to participate in system peak shaving, improve energy utilization efficiency, and establish a mathematical model of waste incineration power plants under the cogeneration mode. Secondly, wind farms, P2G, and …
Volume 37-1 Complete Issue, C. Nicholas Raphael
Volume 37-1 Complete Issue, C. Nicholas Raphael
The Geographical Bulletin
Volume 37-1 Complete Issue