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The Relationship Between Bassoon Tonguing Technique and Oral PhysiologyWu, Nan-Yu 25 May 2023 (has links)
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Guardians of the Ecology : Navigating Challenges in Municipal Urban Planning in Stockholm County – Insights and Strategies from Ecologists / Ekologins väktare : Att navigera utmaningar i kommunal stadsplanering i Stockholms län – insikter och strategier från ekologerSidh, Ebba January 2023 (has links)
Urban planning plays an essential role in preparing cities to handle and counteract the climate changes – and connected consequences – of today and the future. Municipal ecologists are specialists in environmental protection and therefore carry a crucial role when developing contemporary and future cities. However, the literature on municipal ecologists’ partaking in contemporary urban planning in a Swedish local planning process has not been extensive. This study explores how municipal ecologists experience and view the main challenges when seeking to contribute with their expertise in local planning processes in Stockholm County, Sweden. The study also explores what kind of strategies municipal ecologists implement to handle these challenges. This study uses an explorative qualitative methodology and a thematic analysis applied to empirical data from semi-structured interviews. To revisit the research field, a focus group discussion of the result was conducted. Key findings from this study are that the main challenges municipal ecologists face are i) the organisational difficulties and capacity for prioritising ecological issues in municipal planning, ii) lack of regulatory framework and political support, and iii) stress due to tensions in local planning processes. The ecologists handle this challenging context by implementing strategies such as speaking through others’ legitimacy, creating authority, and articulating the values of ecology. This study contributes to the understanding of how ecologists struggle to contribute with their expertise in local planning practice. This implies the challenge of including environmental perspectives in local planning practices. Therefore, this study points to important aspects of where it is necessary to focus future efforts to better integrate an ecological perspective in urban planning.
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Early Childhood Emotion Regulation Strategy Articulation, its Neurophysiological Correlates, and Association with PsychopathologyBivins, Zachary 26 May 2023 (has links) (PDF)
Deliberate Emotion Regulation (ER), the effortful regulation of emotions, is strongly linked to psychopathology. In adults, deliberate ER is often experienced as a self-narrative, such as reappraising a negatively perceived scenario. However, researchers have yet to study how young children articulate deliberate ER strategies, whether these strategies relate to real-time ER neurophysiological processes, and how they are associated with psychopathology. Thus, from an existing sample of 59 children, I aimed to examine preschool-aged children’s verbally articulated ER strategies prior to a frustration challenge, and related these strategies to subsequent neural and physiological responses to frustration and psychopathology. I categorized children’s responses into two groups: those who articulated any emotion regulation strategy (i.e., “strategy”) and those who did not articulate a strategy (i.e., “no strategy”). We found that about 70% of children in this age range were able to articulate an emotion regulation strategy. Children who articulated a strategy had lower psychophysiological stress during a frustration task and fewer parent-reported ADHD inattention symptoms than children who did not articulate a strategy. There were no observed differences between groups for Prefrontal Cortex (PFC) activation, parent-reported externalizing symptoms, or parent-reported irritability symptoms. To our knowledge, this study is the first to provide evidence that emotion regulation strategy articulation is an emerging skill, and that children who are able to articulate emotion regulation strategies are also able to change their physiological stress in response to a negative emotion challenge and have fewer symptoms of psychopathology.
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EFFECTS OF ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS ON TRANSFER STUDENTS OF COLOR AT A PREDOMINANTLY WHITE UNIVERSITYKoenigbauer, Lee Ann 17 March 2006 (has links)
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Utterance Length Affects Articulation in Children with Speech Sound DisordersSnapp, Sean 04 June 2018 (has links)
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MAKING IT INTELLIGIBLE: AN HISTORICAL APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING INTELLIGIBILITY IN THE ASSESSMENT OF SCIENTIFIC THEORIESMORTON, A LELAND 19 July 2006 (has links)
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Using Ultrasound Imaging for Better Understanding of the Apicoalveolar Rhotic /r/Rivera Campos, Ahmed 13 September 2016 (has links)
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Empirical investigations into the perceptual and articulatory origins of cross-linguistic asymmetries in place assimilationWinters, Stephen James 05 September 2003 (has links)
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Flute Articulation Pedagogy: The Effect of Language-Specific Consonant Pronunciation on a Flutist’s Articulation within the French and English LanguagesTorres, Erin Helgeson 26 June 2012 (has links)
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Attitudes of adults and children toward children with mild articulation disorders /Crowe, Barbara J. January 1987 (has links)
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