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Maternal Work Intensity And Childhood Health: Heterogeneity Over Stages Of Child Development, Kassahun Mamo Geleta

Economics and Management Faculty publications

Over the past six decades, the labor force participation of working mothers in the US has grown significantly. This study is motivated by the growing trend of mothers’ labor force participation and examines the effect of maternal work intensity on child health. It employs the Panel Study of Income Dynamics’ intergenerational survey data and instrumental variable (IV) probit and ordered probit regression techniques. The results show that maternal hours worked has a positive and statistically significant effect on the likelihood of having a healthy childhood, although the estimated magnitude is modest. The fixed effect estimation that accounts for heterogeneity across …

Inside Aurora Sinai Medical Center, 2004 October, Advocate Health - Midwest

Historical Documents - Combined

Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Milwaukee, WI: Internal employee newsletter with workplace anniversaries, news, and events.

This is the last issue of this newsletter with this title. It continues as Aurora Sinai Exchange.

Teaching Performance Of Physical Education Teachers In Urban And Rural Areas Malang From An Anthropological Perspective: A Comparative Study, Lokananta Teguh Hari Wiguno, Febrita Paulina Heynoek, Fajar Raya Ferdinal Kusuma Bakti, Rama Kurniawan, Cahyo Nugroho Sigit, Vania Putri Hariyoko

Jurnal Pendidikan: Teori, Penelitian, dan Pengembangan

Teacher performance assessments in rural and urban areas are crucial to ensuring equitable education quality across a region. In urban areas, teaching performance assessments can help teachers provide information related to their ability to adapt to technological demands, curriculum, and high community expectations. Meanwhile, in rural areas, teaching performance assessment serves to identify limitations, improve competence, and encourage equitable access to education. The method used was mixed methods with a convergent parallel design. The sampling technique used was convenience sampling, involving 21 physical education teachers in Malang City and 21 physical education teachers in Malang Regency. The results of the …

Solitary Confinement In The U.S. Prison System, Fiona Gleeson

Fresh Voices: Composition at Cal Poly

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No More 7 A.M. Classes, Juliana Brozio

Fresh Voices: Composition at Cal Poly

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Eyes For The Dark, Stephanie Mullen

Fresh Voices: Composition at Cal Poly

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Curving Our Enthusiasm: The Downsides Of Grading Curves, Kevin Lee

Fresh Voices: Composition at Cal Poly

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Blue Brides, Meha Sharma

Fresh Voices: Composition at Cal Poly

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Review Of Gaviotas: A Village To Reinvent The World, Jonathan G. Andelson

Communal Societies

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Review Of Building Sisterhood: A Feminist History Of The Sisters, Servants Of The Immaculate Heart Of Mary—Sisters, Servants Of The Immaculate Heart Of Mary, Jo Ann Mcnamara

Communal Societies

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The Medium Of Grace: Mutual Criticism In The Oneida Community, Tara Mccarthy

Communal Societies

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Review Of Great Possessions: An Amish Farmer's Journal, Ernest J. Green

Communal Societies

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Review Of All Things New: American Communes And Utopian Movements, 1860-1914, Timothy Miller

Communal Societies

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Natural Limits On The Size And Duration Of Utopian Communities, James Latimore

Communal Societies

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Communal Groups And The Larger Society: Legal Dilemmas, Carol Weisbrod

Communal Societies

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Utility Of The Wasi–Ii 2-Subtest Full Scale Iq For Identifying Impaired Cognitive Functions, Joseph J. Ryan, David S. Kreiner, Samuel T. Gontkovsky

Archives of Assessment Psychology

This study focused on how accurately the WASI–II 2FSIQ predicts the 4FSIQ. If two subtests can identify intellectual disability, a low score might prompt a switch to the WAIS–IV or WISC–V prior to completing the four WASI–II subtests. Participants were 94 individuals with psychiatric or neurological disorders (age M = 49.04 yrs, education M = 13.48 yrs) seem for clinical evaluation. The correlation between the 2FSIQs and 4FSIQs in the total sample was high, r(92) = .96, p < .001, but the former cannot be relied upon to predict 4FSIQs. It overestimated 4FSIQs in 69.1% of the cases, with only 50% of the 2FSIQs falling within + 3 points of the 4FSIQs. However, classification accuracy statistics indicated that the 2FSIQ effectively screened for the presence of intellectual disability. A 2FSIQ standard score cutoff of ≤ 79 yielded a high probability that the 4FSIQ was also at or below the cut score.

Potential Mediators In The Relationship Between Racial Identity And Neuropsychological Performance In A Retired Nfl Cohort, Claire Stafford, Charles Golden, Ryan Bennett

Archives of Assessment Psychology

Historically, Black Americans have consistently performed more poorly than White Americans on various neuropsychological tests, with debates surrounding the causes of these differences ranging from genetic to societal factors. These differences have been documented across various cognitive domains, including memory, attention, executive function, and processing speed. Findings from previous research suggest that individuals with higher levels of education and stable marital relationships tend to exhibit better cognitive functioning, while certain football positions are linked to differences in cognitive abilities. However, the specific effects of these factors on neuropsychological performance require further investigation. The present archival study was derived from a …

Individual Experience, Community Control, And Gender: The Harvard Shaker Community During The Era Of Manifestations, Diane Sasson

Communal Societies

No abstract provided.

The Prairieleut: A Forgotten Hutterite People, Rod Janzen

Communal Societies

No abstract provided.

From The Editor, Michael Barkun

Communal Societies

No abstract provided.

Front Matter

Communal Societies

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Dressing To Please God: Pants-Wearing Women In Mid-Nineteenth-Century Religious Communities, Gayle V. Fischer

Communal Societies

No abstract provided.

Assessing Psychopathology In Communal Societies, Susan Matarese, Paul Salmon

Communal Societies

No abstract provided.

Lust, "A Snare Of Satan To Beguile The Soul": New Light On Shaker Celibacy, Glendyne R. Wergland

Communal Societies

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Front Matter

Communal Societies

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A Sister To Oneida: The Missionary Movement At Mount Holyoke, Amanda Porterfield

Communal Societies

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Victims Of Bravery (1): Impacts Of Acts Of Bravery On Australian Civilian Bravery Award Recipients, Tom Voigt, Angela Dew, Susan Balandin

Heroism Science

We admire those who perform acts of bravery involving physical risk and life-threatening trauma, yet little attention is given to civilians who experience negative consequences following such acts. This study examined unintended consequences through qualitative interviews with 24 Australian civilian bravery award recipients using constructivist grounded theory and thematic analysis. Three major themes emerged: (1) Direct impacts, including high psychological distress, physical and health impacts, financial and employment consequences, and lack of formal counseling support; (2) Changes within, including hypervigilance, avoidance behaviours, anger, alcohol misuse, and social isolation; (3) Then and now, encompassing relationship difficulties, changed life approaches, and regret. …

Franz Oppeneimer's Contribution To The Theory Of Co-Operation, Dieter Haselbach

Communal Societies

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Protecting Journalism From National Security In Contemporary India, Manish .

National Law School of India Review

Freedom of the press is an important element of a robust democracy. In India, press freedom lacks statutory protection, leaving constitutional protection under Article 19(1)(a) as the only remedy. In recent years, the use of anti-terror laws against journalists investigating alleged lapses or excesses by the state has posed a particular threat to press freedom, given the largely minimalist and statist interpretation that the Supreme Court of India has given to these laws. This has been compounded by the election and re-election of an autocratic populist government to Parliament, which has sought to use law as a means of ensuring …

Trust Amplification Exploits In Human To Ai Security Teams Abusing Overconfidence In Automated Recommendations, Pranav Bhatanagar Mr

Defensive Publications Series

Human–AI collaboration has become a central component of modern cybersecurity operations. Security analysts increasingly rely on automated systems for threat detection, risk assessment, and incident response. While this collaboration improves efficiency and scalability, it also introduces new vulnerabilities associated with human trust in machine generated recommendations. This paper introduces Trust Amplification Exploits, a novel class of adversarial strategies that manipulate and exploit overconfidence in AI-assisted security workflows. Rather than targeting algorithms directly, these attacks leverage repeated system accuracy, interface design, and organizational dependence to amplify human reliance on automated outputs. Over time, excessive trust reduces critical evaluation and increases susceptibility …