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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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我國警勤區警員防禦行為之研究--第一線執行理論之檢證 / A study on the Defensive Behaviors of the police officers in the Police Beats: the verification of the Theory of Street-Level Bureaucracy

斯儀仙, Szu, Yi-Hsien Unknown Date (has links)
我國警察的任務,依警察法第二條規定為「依法維持公共秩序,保護社會安全,防止一切危害,促進人民福利。」致警察工作包羅萬象,使得警察人員成為政府推動許多行政事務的重要執行者,扮演政府與民眾之間的橋樑角色,是民眾接觸最頻繁的公務員;又因警察任務具有執法及管制的特性,影響民眾權益甚大,所以平時爭議頗多,其中尤以負責將警察任務轉化為實際行動的警察勤務基本單位的警勤區警員,更是警察組織對外的代表,其經常決定了警察政策的實際效果,所做所為不僅是民眾對警察組織評價的重要依據,更可能轉移至對政府的印象,故選擇其為本文的研究對象。 Lipsky(1980)的「第一線人員執行理論」(Theory of the work of street-level bureaucracies),從第一線執行人員的工作本質,其身處的工作情境談到第一線執行人員的行為類型,本文即是以Lipsky之第一線執行理論為基礎架構,防禦行為(defensive behaviors)部分並參考Sorg(1983)的「基層官僚執行行為類型」及Ashforth和Lee(1990)的「防禦行為之初探模式」等研究,以實證調查方式,研究我國警勤區警員的防禦行為,目的在瞭解我國警勤區警員的工作環境及其適應環境的心態與方法;我國警勤區警員防禦行為的現況;他們為何會有這些行為表現?及不同防禦行為之重要決定因素。 為求能了解警勤區警員防禦行為之實際情形,恐態度認知和行為表現間存有差距,本研究嘗試結合質與量的研究方法,除對警勤區警員編製問卷施測外,亦由警察大學二年級至派出所實習的學生擔任觀察者,樣本之選取,係以立意抽樣法(purposive sampling),配合觀察者之實習,選擇警察大學正科六十一期學生83年度實習派出(分駐)所內之所有警勤區員警為施測對象。研究編製「我國警勤區員警執勤模式問卷量表」,由員警填答,另設計「學生實習觀察問卷表」,由學生實習畢填寫,問卷調查資料,則進行次數(Frequency)、量表的效信度(Reliability & Validity)及因素分析(Factor Analysis)、描述性統計(Descriptive statistics)、卡方考驗(X2)、相關係數(Correlation Coefficient)、T考驗(T Test)、變異數分析(ANOVA)、迴歸分析(Regression Analysis)、逐步迴歸(Stepwise regression)、路徑分析(Path Analysis)、集群分析(Cluster Analysis)、區別分析(Discriminant analysis)等統計法分析。 研究發現摘錄如下: 一、我國警勤區警員防禦行為之現況:我國警勤區員警普遍存在「推諉責任」、「輕忽民眾」、「抑制變遷」等防禦行為,現況經分析員警和學生二組之調查結果,在「推諉責任」、「輕忽民眾」項,員警自認不會推諉責任及輕忽民眾需求(平均數低於中位數),但學生組的觀察,員警們有推諉責任及輕忽民眾需求的防禦行為(平均數則高於中位數),且二組間的差異經T檢定,達顯著水準;至於在「抑制變遷」因素項,二組的平均數皆高於中位數,員警的平均數高於學生組的平均數,表示警勤區警員對新政策、新措施在態度上是抗拒的,但學生們旁觀者的觀察,警勤區警員在行為表現上卻未如是強烈,研究者認為是「警察管理階層與執行階層鴻溝」與「警察服從天性」二者矛盾交織而成的現象:任何新的措施與作法皆會增加員警有形(工作量) 無形(心理層面)的負擔,員警在心態上是抗拒排斥改變的,但為因應組織監督考核的現況,故在行為上則是配合的。 經集群分析:「消極應付」組有618人為最高,「高度防禦」組607人,「積極認事」組則有448人,顯示有33.5%的勤區員警是以消極、應付的心態及行為模式在執行日常的勤務,有33%的警勤區警員會表現出積極的防禦行為,故有66.3%的警勤區員警有防禦行為。 二、警勤區員警處於民眾矛盾對待嚴重、各種內外環境交錯複雜之混沌環境中,同時法令不完備、工作單調矛盾具危險性常須處理突發狀況,資源不足、同儕間汲汲追求績效,對上無從表達意見、重服從的工作情境;整體而言,則認為警察工作目標、工作範圍尚稱明確。 三、本研究從警動機調查,有33.9%的員警是「想為社會治安貢獻一己心力」為最多,而有22.9%的員警是為「喜歡警察工作」,得知我國警勤區警察之從警動機仍多有利他的理想。大致而言,從警動機主動明確,愈具理想性則其愈能明瞭工作範圍與職掌,亦認為警察之理想目標是可實現的,在行為的表現上亦較不會有推諉責任的防禦行為。 四、年紀愈輕、從警年資愈低,愈認為警察工作目標過高遠、職掌不明確,執勤所需之資源不足感愈強,而工作壓力愈大,表現推諉責任之防禦行為情形愈嚴重。 五、未婚者之推諉責任、抑制變遷、輕忽民眾等防禦行為較已婚者嚴重;有宗教信仰的同仁較不會逃避工作、推卸責任(「推諉責任」平均數較低),對於民眾的權益及需求會積極熱心處理(「積極應事」平均數較高)。 六、勤區員警之工作考量優先順序是,50.1%的員警(925人)是個人導向(保護自己優先),38.7%的員警則為程序導向(程序合於法規優先),而有10.9%的員警是屬任務導向(達成任務優先)。個人導向者在防禦行為中的「推諉責任」、「重質輕量」、「抑制變遷」、「輕忽民眾」等4項,平均數最高和其他五組中之一至二組組間差異達顯著水準,由此可知,個人導向工作考量之警勤區警員,較易有防禦行為。 七、路徑分析結果,驗證「工作壓力」、「工作自主」及「管理自主」居於中介變項之位置,「裁量權」(含「裁量權限」及「裁量功能」)非居於中介變項位置,研究架構需作修正。 八、依多變量的區別分析法分析,彙整成2線性區別函數,函數一,可將62.64%母群體加以分類,而其餘37.36%,則可由函數二加以分類,整體正確區別率為56.56%,超過50%,而56.56%之整體區別率達顯著水準。 九、迴歸、路徑分析及區別分析皆顯示「工作壓力」、「工作目標模糊衝突」、「管理自主」、「工作自主」、「政策目標接受度」5因素為預測防禦行為之重要變數,雖先後順序有所不同。 從本研究結果顯示,目前基層普遍存在消極、無力的任事態度,此種情形與違法犯紀的重大違規事件比起來,或許微不足道,但若大部份的政策執行者都採此態度應事,那麼即使有再立意甚佳、見解精闢、規劃完善的政策計畫亦屬空中樓閣,而無法落實執行,故於實務上對於警勤區警員的工作提出以下建議: 一、業務簡化降低壓力 二、尊重基層參與決策 三、定位預防犯罪專業 四、有效溝通價值傳承 五、回應民意民眾回饋 有關後續研究則提出:精進發展預測模式,對工作2年之警勤區員警施測後分群,針對問題給予正確引導;對於員警裁量之判斷與選擇過程等做行政學上之研究探討,與「裁量權限」、「裁量功能」二因素對防禦行為之影響地位進行瞭解;警勤區警員在面臨「服務更多民眾」與「維持高品質服務」時的實際選擇;及持續定期關注瞭解我國警勤區警員防禦行為的現況,等建議。 / According to the Article 2 of the Police Act: The police are obligated to maintain public order, protect social security, prevent all hazards, and promote public welfare according to applicable laws. The work of police is all-encompassing, and the police officers are the frontline workers or policy implementers in government agencies. They are more frequently and directly interacting with citizens, they play the role of bridge between the government and the public. Because the police officers are the law enforcement and regulatory role, they affect the rights and interests of the public very seriously, so there are usually a lot of controversy, especially the police beats that are the basic unit of police duties, a key contention of the police officers in the police beats is that the decisions and actions of them, actually ‘become’, or represent, the policies of the government agencies they work for. They are very important so chosen to be the objects of this study. "Theory of Street-Level Bureaucracy" of Lipsky (1980), which is grounded in observations of the collective behavior of public service organizations and advances a theory of the work of street level bureaucracies as individual workers experience it. The behavior of street-level bureaucrats is shaped by the nature of their work and conditions in which they operate. In response to the challenges they face, street-level bureaucrats often develop routines and simplifications in an attempt to reduce complexity, gain greater control over their work and manage stress. This research was based on Lipsky's theory of street-level bureaucracy, and the “A Typology of Implementation Behaviors of Street Level Bureaucrats.” of Sorg (1983), and the “Defensive Behavior in Organizations: A Preliminary Model." of Ashforth and Lee (1990). The purpose of this study is to understand what’s the working environment and dilemmas of the police officers in the police beats? How they adapted the dilemmas? What’s the situation of the defensive behaviors of the police officers in the police beats? Why did they have these behaviors? And what are the important determinants of the defensive behaviors? This study attempts to combine the quantitative and qualitative research methods. There is a questionnaire for the police officers in the police beats, also an observant questionnaire for the sophomores of the Central Police University, while the sophomores worked as police cadets they also were observers. The questionnaire survey data was analyzed by Frequency, Reliability and Validity Analysis, Factor Analysis, Descriptive Statistics, X2, Correlation Coefficient, T Test, Variance Analysis (ANOVA), Regression Analysis, Stepwise regression, Path Analysis, Cluster Analysis, Discriminant Analysis and so on. This study’s finding are as follows: 1. There are some kinds of defensive behaviors of the police officers in the police beats such as "shirk responsibility", "neglect the people", "resist change". According to the cluster analysis, there are 618 samples (33.5%) in the "negative coping" group, 607(33%) in the "highly defensive" group and 448 in the "Positive Attendance" group, showing that 66.3% of police officers have defensive behaviors. 2. The internal and external environment of the police officers in the police beats is complex and chaotic. There are a series of dilemmas of the police officers in the police beats. 3. There are 56.8% of the police officers in the police beats serve as public employment with a commitment to serving the community. The police officers in the police beats working with more idealization are more less "shirk responsibility" behavior. 4. The younger police officers who were working less than 2 years from the police service, they think that the goal of police is too ambitious, lacking of resources, felling more working pressure, and have more serious "shirk responsibility" behavior. 5. The unmarried police officers in the police beats have more "shirk responsibility", "neglect the people" and "resist change" behaviors than the married. The police officers with religion have less "shirk responsibility" behavior. 6. The priority of the police officers in the police beats were follow: there are 50.1% of the police officers (925) are personal oriented (to protect themselves), 38.7% of the police officers are procedural oriented (the legal procedure) and 10.9% of the staff are task-oriented (to achieve the task). The personal oriented police officers have more serious defensive behaviors. 7. According to the path analysis, that the "working pressure", "work autonomy" and "manage autonomy" are the intermediary variables of the defensive behaviors. The "Discretion" is not, so the structure of research needs to be revised. 8. According to the discriminant analysis, there are 2 function, the 62.64% of the population could classify correctly by function 1, and the remaining 37.36% of the population could classify correctly by function 2. The distinction rate was 56.56 %, more than 50%, and reached a significant level. 9. According to the regression, path and discriminant analyses, that the "working pressure", "the working objectives are fuzzy and conflict", "manage autonomy", "working autonomy" and "acceptance of policy goal" 5 factors are important variables of defensive behaviors. Based on the findings above-mentioned, here are the recommendations of this study: 1. Simplify the working contents of the police officers in the police beats, and to reduce the working pressure. 2. Establish the mechanisms that the police officers in the police beats participate in decision-making. 3. Clarify the police officers in the police beats be the professional crime prevention roles. 4. Enhance internal communicant channels to preserve the heritage. 5. Respond to public opinion and build up the feedback of citizens to be the encouragement of the police officers in the police beats.
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Estudo do envolvimento do sistema serotoninérgico do núcleo dorsal da rafe na elaboração do comportamento de defesa e da antinocicepção induzida pelo medo inato evocados por estimulação química dos corpos quadrigêmeos / Study of the involvement of dorsal raphe nucleus serotonergic system in the elaboration of defensive behaviour and fear-induced antinociception elicited by corpora quadrigemina chemical stimulation

Soares Junior, Raimundo da Silva 26 February 2019 (has links)
Há estudos que mostraram que o ácido N-metil-D-aspártico (NMDA), microinjetado nas estruturas do teto mesencefálico (corpos quadrigêmeos) de ratos evoca comportamentos defensivos do tipo pânico que podem ser seguidos por uma resposta antinociceptiva. Tem sido sugerido que respostas defensivas relacionadas ao medo organizadas por neurônios do tronco cerebral podem ser moduladas por projeções ascendentes mediadas pelo neurotransmissor 5-hidroxitriptamina (5-HT) do núcleo dorsal da rafe (NDR), e fenômenos antinociceptivos induzidos pelo medo inato podem ser organizados por vias serotoninérgicas descendentes também originadas no NDR. Os neurônios do NDR que originam tais conexões, por sua vez, podem ser moduladas por monoaminas que recrutam receptores 5-HT2A localizados no NDR. Não obstante, háuma escassez de estudos mostrando o papel dos receptores 5-HT2A do NDR na modulação do comportamento do tipo pânico e da antinocicepção induzida pelo medo inato organizados nos colículos superiores e inferiores. O objetivo deste estudo foi investigar a participação dos receptores 5-HT2A do NDR na modulação do comportamento de defesa organizado pelos corpos quadrigêmeos e da antinocicepção induzida pelo medo evocados por microinjeções de NMDA nos corpos quadrigêmeos. No experimento I, os animais receberam microinjeção de veículo (NaCl 0,9% / 0,2?L) ou 6, 9 e 12 nmol NMDA no CI. No experimento II, foi realizado o pré-tratamento do NDR com microinjeções de veículo ou o antagonista seletivo do receptor 5HT2A (R-96544) nas concentrações de 5, 10 e 15 nM. Dez minutos depois, o NMDA na dose mais efetiva (12 nmol) foi injetado no CI. Em ambos os experimentos, as respostas defensivas foram analisadas quantitativamente durante 10 min e, em seguida, as latências de retirada de cauda foram medidas a intervalos de 10 min durante 70 min. No experimento III, os animais receberam microinjeção de salina fisiológica ou NMDA (6, 9 e 12 nmol) nas cpSC. No experimento IV, a dose mais efetiva de NMDA (12 nmol) ou veículo foi precedida por microinjeções de veículo ou antagonista seletivo do receptor 5HT2A (R- 96544) em diferentes concentrações, 0.5, 5 e 10 nM. Ambos os efeitos pró-eversivos e antinociceptivos provocados pelas injecções intra-cpCS de NMDA foram atenuados pelo pré-tratamento do NDR com R-96544. No experimento V, a análise morfológica mostrou que os receptores 5-HT2A estão presentes nos interneurônios GABAérgicos do NDR. Em conjunto, esses achados sugerem que o bloqueio dos receptores 5-HT2A no NDR é capaz de atenuar tanto o comportamento defensivo do tipo pânico quanto a antinocicepção induzida pelo medo organizada pelos corpos quadrigêmeos. / There are studies that suggest that N-methyl-D-aspartic acid (NMDA) microinjected into the midbrain tectum structures, such corpora quadrigemina, of rats evokes panic-like defensive behaviours that can be followed by an antinociceptive response. It has been suggested that fear-related defensive responses organised by brainstem neurons can be modulated by ascending projections mediated by the neurotransmitter 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT) of the dorsal raphe nucleus (DRN), and phenomena of innate fear-induced antinociception can be organised by descending serotonergic pathways also originating from the DRN. The DRN neurons that give rise to such connections, in turn, can be moduled by monoamines that recruit 5-HT2A receptors located in the DRN. Nevertheless, there is a shortage of studies showing the role of DRN 5-HT2A receptors in the modulation of panic-like behaviour and innate fearinduced antinociception organised by superior and inferior colliculi. The purpose of this study was to investigate the participation of DRN 5-HT2A receptors in the modulation of panic-like behaviour and antinociception evoked by corpora quadrigemina injections of NMDA. In experiment I, the animals received microinjection of vehicle (0.9%NaCl/0.2?L) or 6, 9 and 12 nmol NMDA into the IC. In experiment II, it was performed the pretreatment of DRN with microinjections of vehicle or the 5HT2A receptor selective antagonist (R-96544) in a concentration of 5, 10 and 15 nM. Ten minutes later, NMDA at the most effective dose (12nmol) was injected in the IC. In both experiments, the defensive responses were quantitatively analysed for 10 min and then the tail-flick withdrawal latencies were measured at 10 min-intervals for 70 min. In experiment III, the animals received microinjection of physiological saline or NMDA (6, 9 and 12 nmol) into the deep layers of SC (dlSC). In experiment IV, the most effective dose of NMDA (12 nmol) or vehicle was preceded by microinjections of vehicle or 5HT2A receptor selective antagonist (R-96544) at different concentrations (0.5, 5, and 10 nM). Both proaversive and antinociceptive effects elicited by intra-dlSC injections of NMDA were attenuated by the pretreatment of the DRN with R-96544. In experiment V, the morphological analysis showed that 5-HT2A receptors are present in GABAergic interneurons in the DRN. Taken together, these findings suggest that the blockade of DRN 5-HT2A receptors decreased both panic attack-like defensive behaviour and fear- induced antinociception organised by the corpora quadrigemina neurons.
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The innate defensive behaviour and unconditioned fear-induced antinociception evoked by NMDA receptor activation in the medial hypothalamus are modulated by the intradiencephalic treatment with cannabidiol: the role of CB1 cannabinoid receptor / O comportamento de defesa inato e a antinocicepção induzida pelo medo incondicionado induzidos pela ativação de receptores NMDA no hipotálamo medial são modulados pelo tratamento intradiencefálico com cannabidiol: papel do receptor canabinoide CB1

Khan, Asmat Ullah 15 October 2018 (has links)
The impacts of exogenous cannabinoids, such as the chemical constituents of Cannabis sativa like cannabidiol (CBD), on brain regions having a modest number of cannabinoid receptors, for example, the ventromedial hypothalamus, are not yet surely knew. A few researches have shown evidence that ventromedial hypothalamus (VMH) neurons play a role in modulating innate fear-induced behavioural reactions in rodents submitted to experimental models of panic attack, for example those based on prey versus wild snake confrontation paradigm. The panic attack-like state was also potentially induced in laboratory animals by N-Methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA), an excitatory amino acid, which stimulates neurons that organize defensive behavioural reactions in the central nervous system. Despite the fact that CB1 receptor-mediated endocannabinoid signaling mechanism underlies the antiaversive effect of exogenous anandamide in medial hypothalamus, there is still a lack of morphological evidence to support the distribution of CB1 receptors in the VMH. Henceforth, this study was designed to explore the specific pattern of distribution of the CB1 receptors in the VMH and, subsequently, the implication of these receptors in the endocannabinoidmodulated defensive behavioural responses followed by fear-induced antinociception evoked by NMDA microinjected in the VMH. A stainless steel guide-cannula was embedded in the rodent\'s brain coordinated towards VMH by means of stareotaxic surgery. Three different doses of cannabidiol (CBD) were microinjected in the VMH. The most effective dose was used after the pretreatment with the CB1 receptor-antagonist AM251, followed by NMDA microinjection in the VMH. The outcomes demonstrated that the defensive behavioural responses evoked in response to intra-VMH administration of NMDA (6 nmol) were decreased by intra-hypothalamic microinjections of CBD at the highest dose (100 nmol).These effects, however, were blocked by the administration of the CB1 receptor-antagonist AM251 (100 pmol) in the VMH. In addition, the fear-induced antinociception elicited by VMH chemical stimulation diminished after the VMH treatment with CBD, an effect reversed by the intra-diencephalic pretreatment with AM251. These findings suggested that CBD causes panicolytic-like effects when administered in the VMH, and that antiaversive effect recruits the CB1 receptor-endocannabinoid signaling mechanism in VMH. / O papel dos canabinoides exógenos nas regiões do cérebro com um número modesto de receptores cannabinoides, por exemplo, o hipotálamo ventromedial, ainda não está plenamente esclarecido. Algumas pesquisas de nosso grupo, não obstante, mostraram o hipotálamo ventromedial (HVM) exerce modulação de reações comportamentais provocadas pelo medo inato em animais submetidos a um modelo de ataques de pânico. Crises de pânico foram induzidas em animais de laboratório por N-metil-D-aspartato (NMDA), um aminoácido excitatório que, ao ser microinjetado em estruturas do sistema encefálico de aversão, estimula reações comportamentais defensivas no sistema nervoso central que mimetizam as respostas defensivas eliciadas por roedores confrontados com serpentes. Apesar do mecanismo de sinalização endocanabinoide mediado pelos receptores CB1 desempenhar um papel na modulação da neurotransmissão excitadora e inibitória no SNC, ainda há escassez de evidências morfológicas que embasem a distribuição dos receptores CB1 no HVM. Por conseguinte, este estudo foi idealizado para explorar a forma específica de distribuição dos receptores CB1 no HVM e, posteriormente, estudar a implicação desses receptores na modulação de respostas comportamentais defensivas, seguidas por antinocicepção induzida pelo medo, moduladas por endocanabinoides e evocadas por microinjetação de NMDA no HVM. Uma cânula-guia feita de aço inoxidável foi implantada no cérebro do roedor, e direcionada para o HVM por meio de cirurgia estareotóxica. Três diferentes doses de cannabidiol (CBD) foram microinjetadas no HVM. A dosagem mais eficaz foi utilizada após o pré-tratamento do hipotálamo medial com um antagonista do receptor CB1, o AM251, seguido da microinjeção NMDA no HVM. Os resultados demonstraram que as respostascomportamentais defensivas evocadas em resposta à administração intra-HVM de NMDA (6 nmol) foram diminuídas por microinjeções intra-hipotalâmicas de CBD na dose mais alta (100 nmol). Estes efeitos, no entanto, foram atenuados pela administração do antagonista do receptor CB1, AM251, na dose de 100 pmol no HVM. Além disso, a antinocicepção induzida pelo medo foi atenuada pela administração intra-diencefálica de CBA, o que foi revertido pelo pré-tratamenot do HVM com AM251. Esses dados sugerem que o CBD causa efeitos panicolíticos, quando administrado no HVM, envolvendo o mecanismo de sinalização do receptor CB1-endocannabinoide.
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Approche clinique de la difficulté d'apprendre à l'école chez l'enfant de 3 à 12 ans / Clinical approach of the difficulty learning at the child's from 3 to 12 years old

Meyer, Philippe 29 May 2015 (has links)
Les élèves des écoles maternelles et élémentaires sont évalués. En cas de suspicion de troubles des apprentissages, ils sont adressés dans une unité d'évaluations pour une expertise médicalisée. Cette recherche porte sur la manière dont ce dispositif a pris place dans celui de l'école dans le but de traiter ces éventuels troubles des apprentissages. Car, ces enfants semblent enlisés dans des procédés d'apprentissages repérables chez des enfants de maternelle et de cours préparatoire. Les apports de la psychologie du développement nous permettent de les décrire, mais ne nous éclairent pas sur l'articulation entre les développements cognitif et affectif. C'est donc au regard des apports de la psychopathologie clinique et de la psychanalyse, en nous appuyant sur des études de cas, que nous traitons de ces problématiques interférant sur les apprentissages scolaires. À partir de là nous interrogeons la pertinence du dispositif médical pour le traitement de la difficulté scolaire. / The pupils of preschool and elementary school are estimated. In case of suspicion of possible leaming disorders they are sent in a unit of evaluation for a medical expertise. This research suggests examining how the medical device has come in that of the school to detect at thepupil's of possible leaming disorders and treat them. Yet these children seem to stay in processes of leaming which are the ones of children of preschool and first year of elementary school. The contributions theories of cognitive development allow us to describe them, but does not enlight us about the articulation between the cognitive and emotional development. lt is therefore, based on the contributions of the clinical psychopathology and the psychoanalysis, based on several case studies, that we treat problems susceptible to interfere on the school leaming. From there we question the relevance of the medical device for the treatment of the school difficulty.
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Avaliação do envolvimento de receptores específicos para o fator liberador de corticotropina CRF1 e CRF2 dos núcleos basolateral e central da amígdala no comportamento de imobilidade tônica em cobaias (Cavia porcellus) / Evaluation of the role of specific receptors for corticotropin-releasing factor CRF1 and CRF2 from the basolateral and central nucleus of amygdala in tonic immobility behavior in guinea pigs (Cavia porcellus).

Spinieli, Richard Leandro 29 April 2014 (has links)
A resposta comportamental de Imobilidade Tônica (IT) ocorre em situações de perigo intenso, e em situações inescapáveis, como por exemplo,o ataque de um predador. Esta resposta caracteriza-se por perda do reflexo de endireitamento e relativa falta de responsividade aos estímulos ambientais. Estudos consistentes tem demonstrado o envolvimento de distintas áreas encefálicas na modulação desta resposta, entre elas a substância cinzenta periaquedutal, o hipotálamo e a amígdala. Considerando a amígdala em particular, estudos mostraram o envolvimento dos receptores para o fator liberador de corticotropina (CRF) dos núcleos basolateral (BLA) e central (CeA) na modulação da resposta de IT em cobaias. De fato, nas últimas décadas, várias evidências sugerem que o CRF está intimamente correlacionado com comportamento emocional associado ao medo e à ansiedade. Embora seja claro o envolvimento de receptores CRF na modulação do medo, e especificamente na modulação da IT em cobaias, ainda não está esclarecido o envolvimento dos diferentes subtipos de receptores para CRF na modulação emocional. Desta forma, o objetivo deste trabalho foi investigar o envolvimento dos receptores específicos para o fator liberador de corticotropina, CRF1 e CRF2 dos núcleos basolateral (BLA) e central da amígdala (CeA) na modulação da resposta de IT em cobaias.Para atingir estes objetivos, grupos independentes de cobaias, com implante de cânulas-guias dirigidas para o BLA ou para o CeA foram avaliadas no teste de imobilidade tônica, antes e depois da administração dos antagonistas específicos para receptores CRF1 (CP-376395) ou para receptores CRF2 (Astressin 2B), ou depois da administração de CRF precedido ou não dos antagonistas CRF1 ou CRF2. Em adição, para avaliar se as drogas utilizadas alteraram a atividade locomotora, foi realizado o teste do campo aberto, por 5 minutos, após a administração dos antagonistas para receptores CRF1 (CP-376395) e CRF2 (Astressin 2B), em doses capazes de alterar a resposta de IT em cobaias, e de CRF precedido por antagonista CRF1 ou CRF2. Os resultados deste trabalho mostram que o bloqueio dos receptores CRF1 e CRF2 no BLA e no CeA reduziram a duração da resposta defensiva de imobilidade tônica (IT) em cobaias. Inversamente, a ativação destes receptores no BLA e no CeA aumentou o tempo de IT, demonstrado pela administração de CRF nestas regiões amigdalóides. Ainda, os antagonistas específicos para receptores CRF1 e CRF2 foram capazes de bloquear o aumento da duração da IT induzida pelo CRF administrado no mesmo sítio. Estes resultados sugerem que o efeito promovido pelo CRF no BLA e no CeA ocorre por atuação conjunta em receptores CRF1 e CRF2. Em adição, é importante ressaltar que as drogas, nas doses utilizadas neste estudo, não promoveram alteração da resposta motora, desde que não alteraram a atividade no teste do campo aberto, o que por si só, poderia alterar a resposta de IT. Assim, é possível que sugerir que o bloqueio específico de receptores CRF1 e CRF2 do BLA e do CeA promovem redução do medo e/ou da ansiedade, resultando em redução da resposta de IT em cobaias. / The tonic immobility response (TI ) occurs in inescapable situations of intense danger, such as the predator attack. This response is characterized by loss of righting reflex and the relative lack of responsiveness to environmental stimuli. Consistent studies have demonstrated the involvement of different brain areas to modulate this defensive behavior, including the periaqueductal gray matter, hypothalamus and amygdala. Whereas the amygdala in particular, studies have shown the involvement of receptors for corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) of the central (CeA) and basolateral (BLA) nuclei os amygdala in TI modulating in guinea pigs. Indeed, in recent decades, several evidences suggest that CRF is closely correlated with emotional behavior associated with fear and anxiety. While it is clear the involvement of CRF receptors in the modulation of fear, and specifically in the modulation of TI, it is still unclear the involvement of different subtypes of CRF receptors in the emotional modulation. Thus, the aim of this study was to investigate the involvement of specific receptors for corticotropin-releasing factor, CRF1 and CRF2of BLA and of CeA in modulating the TI response in guinea pigs. To achieve these objectives, independent groups of guinea pigs were implanted with guide cannulae aimed for BLA or CeA were evaluated in the test of tonic immobility before and after the administration of specific antagonists of CRF1 receptors (CP- 376395) or CRF2 receptors (Astressin 2B), or after the administration of CRF preceded by CRF1or CRF2 antagonists, or CRF per se. In addition, to assess whether the drugs used altered locomotor activity, the open field test, for 5 minutes was performed after administration of antagonists for CRF1 receptors (CP- 376395) and CRF2 (Astressin 2B), at doses that alter the TI response in guinea pigs, and the CRF agonist preceded by CRF1 or CRF2. These results show that blockade of CRF1 and CRF2 receptors in the BLA and CeA reduced the duration of the defensive response of tonic immobility (TI) in guinea pigs. In contrast, activation of these receptors in the BLA and CeA increased the TI duration, demonstrated by administration of CRF in these amygdaloid regions. Also, specific antagonists for CRF1 and CRF2 receptors were able to block the increase in the TI response induced by CRF administered in the same structure. These results suggest that the effect promoted by CRF in the BLA and CeA is by joint performance of CRF1 and CRF2 receptors. Additionally, it is important to note that the drugs, in the doses used in this study, did not promote change in the motor response, since it did not alter the activity in the open field test, which by itself could alter the TI response. Thus, it is possible to suggest that the specific blockade of CRF1 and CRF2 receptors in the BLA and CeA promote reduction of fear and/or anxiety, resulting in reduced TI response in guinea pigs.
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Verhaltenspflichten des Vorstands des Zielunternehmens während öffentlicher Übernahmeverfahren

Kraupa-Tuskany, Amadeo 24 January 2013 (has links)
Das übergeordnete Ziel der vorliegenden Arbeit ist es, ökonomische Gesichtspunkte konsequent in die Diskussion zu den Verhaltenspflichten des Vorstands während öffentlichen Übernahmeverfahren zu integrieren. Aus wohlfahrtstheoretischer Perspektive müssen hierbei die ökonomischen Funktionen des Markts für Unternehmenskontrolle umfassend Berücksichtigung finden. Das Instrumentarium der Ökonomischen Theorie des Rechts dient im Rahmen der Untersuchungen zum einen der positiven Analyse der diskutierten Ansätze zur Regelung der Verhaltenspflichten sowie der bestehenden Regelungen nach der EU-Übernahmerichtlinie (ÜRL) und dem WpÜG. Der normativen Variante der Ökonomischen Theorie des Rechts kommt insbesondere bei der Entwicklung von Regelungsalternativen zu den bestehenden Vorschriften bezüglich der Verhaltenspflichten nach dem WpÜG Bedeutung zu. Vor dem Hintergrund dieses übergeordneten Ziels verfolgt die Arbeit nach der umfassenden Darstellung der, mit der Regulierung des Verhaltens des Vorstands während des Übernahmeverfahrens verbundenen Regelungsprobleme aus juristischer und ökonomischer Perspektive zwei konkrete Ziele: die positive Wirkungsanalyse der bestehenden Regelungen nach der ÜRL und dem WpÜG sowie die Entwicklung einer Regelungsalternative auf nationaler Ebene. / The primary objective of the dissertation is to systematically integrate economic considerations into the discussion about the code of conduct for the board of directors during public takeovers. From a welfare theoretic perspective, the economic functions of the market for corporate control have to be taken into account in their entire scope. In this context the instruments of Law and Economics are used for a positive analysis of different approaches to regulate the code of conduct as well as the existing regulations of the EU Directive on Takeover Bids and the WpÜG. The normative approach of Law and Economics is particularly useful for developing regulatory alternatives to the existing code of conduct under the WpÜG. Based on a survey of the regulatory problems of public takeovers from an economic and legal perspective, the dissertation is perusing two objectives: a positive effect analysis of the impact of the existing rules of the EU Directive on Takeover Bids and the WpÜG as well as the formulation of an alternative concept for the code of conduct on the national level.
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Avaliação do envolvimento de receptores específicos para o fator liberador de corticotropina CRF1 e CRF2 dos núcleos basolateral e central da amígdala no comportamento de imobilidade tônica em cobaias (Cavia porcellus) / Evaluation of the role of specific receptors for corticotropin-releasing factor CRF1 and CRF2 from the basolateral and central nucleus of amygdala in tonic immobility behavior in guinea pigs (Cavia porcellus).

Richard Leandro Spinieli 29 April 2014 (has links)
A resposta comportamental de Imobilidade Tônica (IT) ocorre em situações de perigo intenso, e em situações inescapáveis, como por exemplo,o ataque de um predador. Esta resposta caracteriza-se por perda do reflexo de endireitamento e relativa falta de responsividade aos estímulos ambientais. Estudos consistentes tem demonstrado o envolvimento de distintas áreas encefálicas na modulação desta resposta, entre elas a substância cinzenta periaquedutal, o hipotálamo e a amígdala. Considerando a amígdala em particular, estudos mostraram o envolvimento dos receptores para o fator liberador de corticotropina (CRF) dos núcleos basolateral (BLA) e central (CeA) na modulação da resposta de IT em cobaias. De fato, nas últimas décadas, várias evidências sugerem que o CRF está intimamente correlacionado com comportamento emocional associado ao medo e à ansiedade. Embora seja claro o envolvimento de receptores CRF na modulação do medo, e especificamente na modulação da IT em cobaias, ainda não está esclarecido o envolvimento dos diferentes subtipos de receptores para CRF na modulação emocional. Desta forma, o objetivo deste trabalho foi investigar o envolvimento dos receptores específicos para o fator liberador de corticotropina, CRF1 e CRF2 dos núcleos basolateral (BLA) e central da amígdala (CeA) na modulação da resposta de IT em cobaias.Para atingir estes objetivos, grupos independentes de cobaias, com implante de cânulas-guias dirigidas para o BLA ou para o CeA foram avaliadas no teste de imobilidade tônica, antes e depois da administração dos antagonistas específicos para receptores CRF1 (CP-376395) ou para receptores CRF2 (Astressin 2B), ou depois da administração de CRF precedido ou não dos antagonistas CRF1 ou CRF2. Em adição, para avaliar se as drogas utilizadas alteraram a atividade locomotora, foi realizado o teste do campo aberto, por 5 minutos, após a administração dos antagonistas para receptores CRF1 (CP-376395) e CRF2 (Astressin 2B), em doses capazes de alterar a resposta de IT em cobaias, e de CRF precedido por antagonista CRF1 ou CRF2. Os resultados deste trabalho mostram que o bloqueio dos receptores CRF1 e CRF2 no BLA e no CeA reduziram a duração da resposta defensiva de imobilidade tônica (IT) em cobaias. Inversamente, a ativação destes receptores no BLA e no CeA aumentou o tempo de IT, demonstrado pela administração de CRF nestas regiões amigdalóides. Ainda, os antagonistas específicos para receptores CRF1 e CRF2 foram capazes de bloquear o aumento da duração da IT induzida pelo CRF administrado no mesmo sítio. Estes resultados sugerem que o efeito promovido pelo CRF no BLA e no CeA ocorre por atuação conjunta em receptores CRF1 e CRF2. Em adição, é importante ressaltar que as drogas, nas doses utilizadas neste estudo, não promoveram alteração da resposta motora, desde que não alteraram a atividade no teste do campo aberto, o que por si só, poderia alterar a resposta de IT. Assim, é possível que sugerir que o bloqueio específico de receptores CRF1 e CRF2 do BLA e do CeA promovem redução do medo e/ou da ansiedade, resultando em redução da resposta de IT em cobaias. / The tonic immobility response (TI ) occurs in inescapable situations of intense danger, such as the predator attack. This response is characterized by loss of righting reflex and the relative lack of responsiveness to environmental stimuli. Consistent studies have demonstrated the involvement of different brain areas to modulate this defensive behavior, including the periaqueductal gray matter, hypothalamus and amygdala. Whereas the amygdala in particular, studies have shown the involvement of receptors for corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) of the central (CeA) and basolateral (BLA) nuclei os amygdala in TI modulating in guinea pigs. Indeed, in recent decades, several evidences suggest that CRF is closely correlated with emotional behavior associated with fear and anxiety. While it is clear the involvement of CRF receptors in the modulation of fear, and specifically in the modulation of TI, it is still unclear the involvement of different subtypes of CRF receptors in the emotional modulation. Thus, the aim of this study was to investigate the involvement of specific receptors for corticotropin-releasing factor, CRF1 and CRF2of BLA and of CeA in modulating the TI response in guinea pigs. To achieve these objectives, independent groups of guinea pigs were implanted with guide cannulae aimed for BLA or CeA were evaluated in the test of tonic immobility before and after the administration of specific antagonists of CRF1 receptors (CP- 376395) or CRF2 receptors (Astressin 2B), or after the administration of CRF preceded by CRF1or CRF2 antagonists, or CRF per se. In addition, to assess whether the drugs used altered locomotor activity, the open field test, for 5 minutes was performed after administration of antagonists for CRF1 receptors (CP- 376395) and CRF2 (Astressin 2B), at doses that alter the TI response in guinea pigs, and the CRF agonist preceded by CRF1 or CRF2. These results show that blockade of CRF1 and CRF2 receptors in the BLA and CeA reduced the duration of the defensive response of tonic immobility (TI) in guinea pigs. In contrast, activation of these receptors in the BLA and CeA increased the TI duration, demonstrated by administration of CRF in these amygdaloid regions. Also, specific antagonists for CRF1 and CRF2 receptors were able to block the increase in the TI response induced by CRF administered in the same structure. These results suggest that the effect promoted by CRF in the BLA and CeA is by joint performance of CRF1 and CRF2 receptors. Additionally, it is important to note that the drugs, in the doses used in this study, did not promote change in the motor response, since it did not alter the activity in the open field test, which by itself could alter the TI response. Thus, it is possible to suggest that the specific blockade of CRF1 and CRF2 receptors in the BLA and CeA promote reduction of fear and/or anxiety, resulting in reduced TI response in guinea pigs.
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"Equipamentos do século XIX, profissionais do século XX e problemas do século XXI" : saúde mental dos trabalhadores da Fundação de Atendimento Socioeducativo do Rio Grande do Sul

Kersting, Inaiara January 2016 (has links)
Os trabalhadores da Fundação de Atendimento Socioeducativo do Rio Grande do Sul têm sido identificados como um grupo em grande vulnerabilidade psicossocial para a ocorrência de sofrimento mental decorrente do trabalho. Este estudo teve como objetivo principal compreender a influência do trabalho na saúde mental desses servidores, através da análise das relações laborais lá existentes e de que forma a organização do trabalho está imbricada nesse processo. Os objetivos específicos foram conhecer as percepções dos servidores sobre seu ambiente de trabalho, identificar os efeitos da organização do trabalho no cotidiano dos servidores e identificar as motivações que fazem que os trabalhadores permaneçam na instituição. Foi realizada uma pesquisa qualitativa, tendo como embasamento teórico a Psicodinâmica do Trabalho de Dejours, utilizando diários de campo e 14 entrevistas realizadas com 13 sujeitos lotados na Comunidade Socioeducativa, no Centro de Atendimento Socioeducativo Regional de Porto Alegre e na Sede Administrativa Padre Cacique, em Porto Alegre. Para os resultados utilizou-se análise de conteúdo de Bardin (2011) e o Software NVIVO. Os principais resultados observados foi lacuna importante no que se refere à saúde do trabalhador na instituição. As situações de sofrimento gerado pelo excesso de horas extras estão configuradas como um dos pontos nevrálgicos do sistema. O déficit de funcionários, a falta de controle nos processos de trabalho e a dependência salarial das horas extras faz com que um número significativo de trabalhadores abdique de sua qualidade de vida em prol de adquirir bens e prover as famílias com maior conforto. Esses pontos, entre outros, acabam desencadeando um elevado número de afastamentos por questões de saúde mental e sofrimento psíquico no trabalho. A possibilidade de criação de projetos e participação nas decisões figuram como importantes auxílios para a manutenção da saúde mental nesse ambiente. Por conseguinte, a permanência na instituição pode ser explicada por diferentes razões como a identificação com a socioeducação, com trabalhos sociais ou comunitários, a remuneração acima do mercado, a possibilidade de crescimento financeiro, as estratégias de defesas e a acomodação profissional. É urgente, portanto, a necessidade de intervenção e melhorias na organização do trabalho nessa população. Assim, uma parceria com o Serviço Especializado em Engenharia de Segurança e em Medicina do Trabalho da instituição já foi iniciada e este trabalho têm servido de dados para que este processo seja o mais sumário possível. / People who work at the Foundation for Social and Educational Service of Rio Grande do Sul have been considered as a highly vulnerable group to the occurrence of mental suffering because of labor. This study aimed to understand the influence of work on those workers’ mental health, through the analysis of labor relations, and how the labor organization is interconnected to this process. The study’s specific objectives are to get to know the perceptions of the servants on their workplace, to identify the effects of the labor organization in the routine of servants and to identify the reasons for the workers to remain in the institution. A qualitative research, was made as a theoretically based on the Dejours’s Psychodynamics of Work, using field diaries and 14 interviews with 13 people who work in the Social and Educational Community, in the Regional Social and Educational Service Center of Porto Alegre, and in the Administrative Office Padre Cacique, in Porto Alegre. For the results we used using Bardin’s content analysis (2011) and the software NVIVO. The main results observed were an important gap considering the workers’ health in the institution. The suffering situations caused by the excessive overtime work are considered one of the system’s essential issues. Workers shortage, lack of control in the labor processes and wage dependency of overtime working lead to a significant number of workers who give up their quality of life in order to acquire goods and provide more comfort to their families. These aspects, among others, end up triggering a large number of absences due to mental health issues and mental suffering at work. The possibility of creating projects and the participation in decisions seem to be an important aid for the maintenance of mental health in this environment. Consequently, different reasons may be used to explain the decision to stay in the institution, such as identification with social education, social or community work, the salary, higher than market average, the possibility of financial growth, the defensive strategies and the professional adaptation. It is urgent the need for intervention and improvements in this population’s labor organization. For this reason, a partnership with the Specialized Service of the institution’s Safety Engineering and Occupational Medicine has already been created and this study has been giving access to data for this process to be as direct and simple as possible.
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Apologia i offentligheten : En studie av Ola Lindholms retoriska försvar mot Expressens kokainanklagelser

Lindquist, Peter January 2011 (has links)
On the 12:th of April 2011, the Swedish tabloid magazine Expressen publishes a story, claiming that Ola Lindholm, presenter of critically acclaimed TV-show “Wild Kids” has been suspected and apprehended on cocaine allegations. The serious allegation called for Ola Lindholm to defend himself against the allegations. His only public response was a blog-post where he claimed his innocence, albeit with some reservations.   The purpose of this paper is to analyze Lindholm’s rhetorical defense. By applying Benoit’s theory of image restoration, the stasis theory and the rhetorical situation my goal is to find what strategies Lindholm’s defense consists of.   The analyses showed that Lindholm used four different kinds of image restoration strategies. The most salient strategies consisted of bolstering and attacking the accuser. By applying a proposition analysis it was possible to find textual themes used to either undermine the tabloid Expressen's credibility or to mitigate his own actions.   The results also point out that ethos and image restoration strategies are closely intertwined.
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Behavioural ecology of foraging and predator avoidance trade-offs in Lake Sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens)

2014 April 1900 (has links)
I investigated Lake Sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens) foraging and anti-predator behaviour. My goals were to understand: (1) The role of environmental change on foraging and anti-predator behaviour trade-offs. (2) The relative cost/benefit trade-off between escape behaviour and cover-seeking behaviour. (3) How development of several independent morphological traits affects anti-predator behaviours. I used simulated river mesocosms to study Lake Sturgeon behavioural ecology under controlled conditions. I found: (1) Foraging intensity was significantly higher during the night than the day as well as in turbid environments versus clear environments, indicating that decreased turbidity alone, may in part drive anti-predator behaviour and constrain foraging activity. (2) In high-risk clear-water environments, Lake Sturgeon responded to danger by evoking an escape response and seeking cover in rocky microhabitats. However, in low-risk turbid environments, Lake Sturgeon responded to danger by seeking cover in rocky microhabitats, but not fleeing to a significant degree. Cover-seeking behaviour may therefore be a relatively low-cost/high-benefit anti-predator strategy. (3) Strong evidence for trait co-dependence between escape responses and body size, where larger fish were able to elicit stronger escape responses. I also found that cover-seeking behaviour exhibited a complex multi-tiered relationship, representing a mixture of trait compensation and trait co-specialization that is dependent on specific combinations of morphological traits. These findings are important because they help us understand: (1) The degree to which anti-predator behaviour can be influenced by changing environmental conditions. (2) The relative cost/benefit trade-off between two common anti-predator behaviours. (3) How behaviour and morphology interact in species with a complex anti-predator phenotype.

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