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Korea has experienced a large influx of marriage migrants resulting from an increase in international marriages over the past couple of decades (Sung et al., 2013). This has resulted in a tripling of the number of adolescents of immigrant descent, reaching 5,323,075 in 2021, compared to 2012 (Korean Ministry of Education & Korean Educational Development Institute, 2021). Adolescence is a critical period to establish feelings of belonging, values, and attitudes toward their cultural groups (Phinney et al., 2001). However, these developmental tasks can be particularly challenging for adolescents of immigrant descent who must learn how to navigate and negotiate between their heritage and mainstream cultures and move across the multiple worlds created by family, ethnic group, schools, peers, and community, while undergoing biological, social, and psychological changes related to puberty (Motti‐Stefanidi et al., 2008; Titzmann & Lee, 2018; Jugert et al., 2020). Sometimes, the tasks involve combining contrasting moral worldviews and normative expectations (Verkuyten et al., 2019). Unfortunately, very little research has tracked changes in the cultural orientation of immigrant descendants throughout adolescence. This study is designed to identify cultural orientation profiles of adolescents of immigrant descent and track changes in their profiles from early to late adolescence. For this, latent profile analysis (LPA) and latent transition analysis (LTA) will be applied using the first, fifth, and ninth waves (spanning nine years) of the Multicultural Adolescents Panel Study (MAPS) data collected from adolescents of immigrant descent in Korea. The analyses will address three questions: (1) How many latent profiles are identified regarding the cultural orientation of adolescents of immigrant descent in South Korea, and what are the major trends in the changes in cultural orientation profiles? (2) How do demographic characteristics (gender, origin country of a foreign parent, family income, and family language) predict the cultural orientation profile membership at each time point and the transition probabilities between the cultural orientation profiles over time? (3) What is the difference in life satisfaction according to the cultural orientation profile membership? Extant acculturation studies of immigrant youth have been primarily conducted in Western individualistic societies that are diverse and multicultural, with long histories of receiving immigrants and refugees (Cho, 2016). Thus, the implications and findings of these studies may not be applicable to different cultural settings, such as those in Korea, where the population is predominantly monolingual and mono-ethnic with a strong collectivistic culture (Chang & Wallace, 2015). Additionally, Korea's policies have been geared towards encouraging immigrants to assimilate into Korean culture, which may have influenced the cultural orientation of adolescents of immigrant descent (Cho, 2016). Currently, acculturation research needs more experimental and longitudinal designs to provide causal evidence (Kunst, 2021). Through this study, we will be able to understand the dynamic change in the cultural orientation of adolescents of immigrant descent in Korea. By understanding the characteristics and development process of the cultural orientation of immigrant adolescents, we can discuss ways to support their psychological and sociocultural adjustment.

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This project aims to investigate the process of expertise gain in a cognitively demanding environment and the dynamics of accompanying cognitive and structural changes.

This study aims to identify neural activation within brain regions involved in food-associated memory encoding and retrieval and investigate if a two-week prebiotic (high-fibre) diet modulates food memory, specifically brain activity in memory, reward, and homeostatic control regions. This study will determine reward enhancement and calorie bias among participants with overweight or obesity. We establish if differential effects are mediated by changes in the gut microbiome such as microbial diversity and/or abundance. Add-on to: This pre-registration is a project specific pre-registration of the Gut-Brain Study, which has been pre-registered (ClinicalTrials.gov/NCT03829189; https://osf.io/f6qz5). This project extends previous analyses by Medawar et al. 2023 and Thieleking et al. 2023.

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On this episode I discuss change, changing, The Dukes of Hazard, and more change. --- This episode is sponsored by - Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

EJPS Open Access article:   https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00238-020-01659-3 The Sc-GAP makeover flap: eliminating the need for position changes in gluteal flap breast reconstruction. Bijkerk E, van der Hulst RR, Lataster A, Tuinder SM.  EJPS Apr 2020.

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The contribution of this research is two-fold. First, it moves exercise psychology research forward by taking a theoretical perspective of Advice Response Theory. Advice Response Theory expands the theoretical horizons in exercise psychology by providing the perspective that, in addition to evaluating the notion of exercise in response to an exercise stimulus, people also evaluate the characteristics of the exercise advice and the advisor; thus, the output of exercise stimulus includes not only exercise-related decision-making but also advice outcomes such as perceived advice quality and trust in the advisor. Second, the present research joins the endeavor in the literature on human-computer interaction that examines the impact of a chatbot’s empathic responses on user outcomes and research examining how design characteristics of virtual health assistants affect user experience. Our research is one of the first attempts to apply the theoretical framework of Advice Response Theory in investigating user outcomes in human-chatbot interactions. We seek to bridge the current knowledge gap regarding how user experience is affected by chatbot design— specifically, the research goal is to understand whether the effect of empathy backfires in human-chatbot interactions in the context of an embarrassing service encounter. Our findings will help improve the understanding of how chatbots can be properly implemented in healthcare to increase patient engagement and improve healthcare experience.

The contribution of this research is two-fold. First, it moves exercise psychology research forward by taking a theoretical perspective of Advice Response Theory. Advice Response Theory expands the theoretical horizons in exercise psychology by providing the perspective that, in addition to evaluating the notion of exercise in response to an exercise stimulus, people also evaluate the characteristics of the exercise advice and the advisor; thus, the output of exercise stimulus includes not only exercise-related decision-making but also advice outcomes such as perceived advice quality and trust in the advisor. Second, the present research joins the endeavor in the literature on human-computer interaction that examines the impact of a chatbot’s empathic responses on user outcomes and research examining how design characteristics of virtual health assistants affect user experience. Our research is one of the first attempts to apply the theoretical framework of Advice Response Theory in investigating user outcomes in human-chatbot interactions. We seek to bridge the current knowledge gap regarding how user experience is affected by chatbot design— specifically, the research goal is to understand whether the effect of empathy backfires in human-chatbot interactions in the context of an embarrassing service encounter. Our findings will help improve the understanding of how chatbots can be properly implemented in healthcare to increase patient engagement and improve healthcare experience.

This registration contains the protocol for a scoping review of changes in fathers' parental brain during the postpartum period. The detailed protocol is attached as a supplemental file.

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Guest: Carl Ulrich - Chair - Edmonton Chapter of Dying With Dignity Canada. 

The Ottawa Senators are back at home with a matchup against the reigning Stanley Cup Champions, the Colorado Avalanche!Brandon Piller and Ross Levitan are glad that the Sens are done with Western Canada and return home to the Canadian Tire Centre. Ridly Greig has been called up from the AHL so we discuss what his impact may be. D.J. Smith has made some changes to the D-core, separating Jake Sanderson and Travis Hamonic and Thomas Chabot will be a game time decision and possibly playing with Erik Brannstrom. Brady Tkachuk announced he will be working with the Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa with his Tkachuk's Captains initiative. And the Belleville Senators have been thriving lately and are in the hunt of the AHL playoff race.Check us out on TWITTER and YOUTUBE!Support us by supporting our sponsors!Glebe Central Pub Glebe Central Pub is your neighbourhood pub in the heart of the Glebe. Great people, great food and tasty drinks. FanDuelMake Every Moment More.Place your first FIVE DOLLAR bet to get ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in Free Bets - win or lose! Visit Fanduel.com/LockedOn today to get startedFANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN)Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, Tania speaks with Richard Nestor, a veteran TV personality and actor, on navigating big life changes. Richard gets raw and real about the death of his twin brother, losing another brother to cancer less than two years after, and reinventing himself after taking early retirement.

Guest - Daphne Simkin - Co-organizer of \"Wall of Alberta Moms and Dads\"

Toyota's quarterly profit plummeted 72 percent to about 1 billion dollars. General Motors is changing the leadership of its European operations. Ferrari is having a phenomenal year. It's already sold 5,165 cars and its revenue is up 19 percent. All that and more, plus a look at one of the latest safety systems being developed by supplier company Continental.

There are two statements I make that some people take personally...statements that they feel are demeaning and insensitive to women who have live in domestic abuse. I disagree.The statements are:  \"If we don't change, nothing changes\" and \"When we change the way we look at things, the things we look at change.\"  A third one attracted the ire of a couple of my community members, too: \"You don't attract who you want.  You attract who you are.\"Each of those statements addresses victims of domestic abuse.  The people who attack those statements feel that they are blaming victims, saying they are responsible for being in abusive situations, want to be abuse, or somehow deserving.Absolutely Not!I use my own experience in this podcast to explain my position and opinion.  Like most victims of domestic abuse, I was conditioned as a kid to accept negative behavior by males as acceptable, OK, my lot in life.  Not because an adult was abusive.  Because my brothers were dyslexic and were allowed to behave unacceptably.  My sisters and I were taught to accept the boy's negative behavior.  That led to abusive marriages...for me and every one of my sisters.Sound far fetched to you?  Listen and tell me what you think.I am Mickie Zada, the CEO of Surviving Abuse Network.  Please check out my web site at www.SurvivingAbuseNetwork.com

Generative AI seems to be everywhere right now, but what do you actually need to know?HBR IdeaCast is cutting through the noise in the special series How Generative AI Changes Everything. How will this new technology upend workforce productivity? What impact will it have on creativity and innovation? How can you build an internal culture that uses generative artificial intelligence and adopt it effectively in your organization? What could it mean for your company's strategy?Hosted by HBR editor in chief Adi Ignatius and HBR editor Amy Bernstein, you'll hear directly from the business leaders at the leading edge, as well as experts, who in some cases are questioning the ethics and speed of this rollout.If you want to understand what this technology means for your organization and how you can lead effectively, listen every Thursday in May in the HBR IdeaCast feed, after the regular Tuesday episode.

Protocol for review of effects on mental health of curricular changes in primary, secondary and high schools. Retrieved from: https://osf.io/746hv

Joe McCann currently works in cloud and AI at Microsoft and has spent decades in tech, crypto, and open source communities.He and NLW discuss:The end of globalizationDomestic manufacturing The 'Roaring 20s' of InflationThe inevitability of UBI in response to inflationQE infinity and the US's nationalization by proxyNational healthcare as national security and why microbes are this decade's terrorists Proof of health, and why it's likely to be implemented on a blockchain

Spring Break Bedtime Story # 3 Role Of Women And Changes In The Family During The Industrial Revolution

For people who claim to want their privacy, Harry and Meghan sure do a lot to stay in the public eye. The story they keep selling is being made in all mediums possible but what do they have to sell after everyone knows their story? Do they have a shelf life?Guest: Nathan Tidridge, Waterdown high teacher and author of six books on the Crown and its role in Canada-It isn't even Christmas yet and the Blue Jays are making some pretty big moves. What could next season' Jays look like and are they poised for a World Series win?Guest: Mike Wilner, Baseball columnist and podcaster with the Toronto Star-Many music genres have had their story told but soft rock is one that's fallen by the wayside despite being a seemingly ever-present sound for many years. What place does soft rock have in our history?Guest: Eric Alper, Publicist and music commentator

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People who put money high on their priority list are more at risk for depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem. So why is it that we think that money is going to help us feel happier?

How does the global pandemic impact your organization, and what is its impact on your payroll operations? What should organizations do if they are in the midst of a significant change to payroll operations? How do companies stay current on new legislative changes introduced across the globe? We brought together a panel of global payroll experts to help give their perspective on managing payroll across geographies during this time of uncertainty.

A group of younger and older adults read words/pseudowords/acronyms/illegal strings while EEG was measured. Neighborhood size effects and repetition effects were measured. Older adults showed the same N400 increase with greater neighborhood size, but revealed reduced N400 repetition effects than younger adults. This suggests intact network structure but differences in the dynamics with increased age.

The main focus within this mini systematic review is to analyse the neurological changes and conditions caused by drug and alcohol addictions, as well as the behavioural, cognitive and psychological effects caused or exacerbated by addiction.

Hosts: Jody Prohar, Registrar, Physiotherapy Alberta; Leanne Loranger, Manager Policy + Practice, Physiotherapy AlbertaIn this episode, we talk about infection prevention and control and some of the lasting effects that COVID-19 may have on physiotherapy practice. Fundamentally, the pandemic has changed clinical practice. Some of the changes seen will remain, even as the first wave of the pandemic wanes and will affect how we address the predicted second wave of COVID-19 as well as other infectious diseases, such as annual influenza outbreaks.In this episode we discuss:The hierarchy of controls and other measures to limit the spread of infectious diseases. Although there has been a lot of focus on personal protective equipment, and specifically mask use lately, PPE is situated at the bottom of the hierarchy of controls to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.When, how and why to complete a Point of Care Risk Assessment. The likelihood of needing additional measures to protect against the spread of infectious diseases will depend on the practice setting and patient population served. For this reason, physiotherapists need to conduct a Point of Care Risk Assessment that considers the risks posed by the patient, the task to be completed, and the practice environment.Changing workplace sick culture. We close the episode with a discussion of one of the most challenging aspects of COVID-19 response, the need to change workplace sick culture. How do we recalibrate our collective understanding of what constitutes illness? How do we move away from a culture of needing to be nearly dead before taking a sick day, to one where staying home when ill is the right thing to do? Resources:Alberta Health Services. Point of Care Risk Assessment https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/assets/healthinfo/ipc/hi-ipc-acute-care-pcra.pdfAlberta Health. CMOH Order 16-2020 (Direction on Continuous Masking). https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/2a615f78-aa9e-48d9-a323-9f2c08b07667/resource/fcca7551-9a32-4ec0-9545-aa5163f8a284/download/health-cmoh-record-of-decision-cmoh-16-2020.pdfAlberta Health Services. Aerosol-Generating Medical Procedure Guidance Tool. https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/topics/Page17091.aspx Links: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Google Podcasts Subscribe on Spotify

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We are currently facing one of the most important crises of our generation. Academics, various experts, and politicians, all agree in saying that the COVID-19 crisis will lead to major changes at social, economical and political levels. The current project aims at understanding how people’s experience of the crisis will impact their trust in authorities and their voting behavior, as a function of their satisfaction with the crisis management by the political authorities.

We are currently facing one of the most important crises of our generation. Academics, various experts, and politicians, all agree in saying that the COVID-19 crisis will lead to major changes at social, economical and political levels. The current project aims at understanding how people’s experience of the crisis will impact their trust in authorities and their voting behavior, as a function of their satisfaction with the crisis management by the political authorities.

While it is almost universally accepted that health deteriorates as part of the normal ageing process, substantial heterogeneity exists in ageing trajectories (1). Individuals with mental disorders, on average, die prematurely (2) and there is evidence of differences in objective health measures such as hand-grip strength compared to healthy controls. Several studies have examined age-related variation in physical and physiological measures (3-5). However, less is known about health trajectories in individuals with mental disorders. The aim of this study is to examine associations between age and multiple physiological health measures in a large sample from the UK Biobank, and to assess whether there is evidence of differences in the trajectories of individuals with and without lifetime bipolar disorder. All analyses will be conducted separately in males and females.

SPECIAL SESSION TUESDAY FEBRUARY 19 at NOON at Country Kitchen CateringA government-appointed commission's latest ideas were put forth recently following a series of public hearings in the fall. A new Lethbridge riding would cover the city and county of Lethbridge, including Coaldale, Coalhurst, Picture Butte and Nobleford, while Cardston would join an expanded Foothills constituency. Raymond, Magrath and Stirling, as well as Milk River, would join Medicine HatMedicine Hat MP LaVar Payne has filed a protest to the changes, citing concerns about potentially losing Brooks from his riding to become part of Bow River, which also would include Taber and Vauxhall. As well, the Blood Reserve would move to the Medicine Hat constituency, while the Piikani Nation would be part of the redefined Foothills riding along with communities north along Highway 2. The exact process for objections and changes has yet to be announced, but a final decision on the new boundaries will be made in September and become effective for the next federal election, likely in 2015.Speaker: LaVar Payne, MP for Medicine HatSince first being elected to the House of Commons in 2008, LaVar Payne has had the privilege to sit on the Standing Committee on Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development and also on National Defence. LaVar currently sits on the Standing Committees on Agriculture and Agri-Food and also on Public Safety and National Security.LaVar graduated from the University of Calgary Human Resource Management program, and has a background in business and accounting. Prior to entering political life, LaVar enjoyed a satisfying career in Human Resources as Human Resources Manager for Alberta Gas Chemicals, Novacor and Methanex. He also managed his own consulting company, Solution Source, Before his election as Member of Parliament in 2008, LaVar was Special Assistant to former Med Hat MP Monte Solberg, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development. LaVar worked with various organizations in Medicine Hat and served as President of the Medicine Hat Conservative Riding Association for the eight years prior to being elected.

Update to pre-registration document attached.. Original registration omitted exclusionary criteria regarding case studies. The current version of the registration has been amended to indicate that case studies will be excluded from the review and meta-analysis because their effect sizes are not meaningful if combined with effect sizes from group studies. In addition, brain imaging data in case studies is unlikely to be conducted and reported in standardized space, making it difficult to compare to group studies. No other information has been changed from the original pre-registration document.

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After Tory's abrupt departure, more possible candidates come to light every day. Host Dani Stover highlights some of the big names being tossed around and what's next for Toronto.And as thousands of homes start going up, QAnon has somehow become entangled in a convenient neighbourhood layout. Dani helps define what 15-minute cities are, and why QAnon is involved.

It truly is an amazing time to be alive. Casting doubt on America goes back decades. The military coup plans are real. The information flow cannot be stopped now. An insane situation with big media and free speech. What Congress really cares about. Self preservation is not always pretty. That unmasking thing was related to pallets of cash. Spying criminality goes back much further then we thought. There is so much more just around the corner. Stay frosty and keep your eyes open.

Subscribe to the transcripts at https://www.allearsenglish.com/subscribe When you talk about changes in your career, you want to be able to describe a smooth transition. Today learn how to use car vocabulary to describe changes in your career and your life

The current study harnessed a computational approach to explore whether experiencing negative emotions during psychological treatment is related to subsequent changes in these emotions. Facial expressions were automatically extracted from 175 sessions of 58 patients with MDD. Within sessions, a U-shaped trajectory of change in valence was observed where patients expressed an increase in negative emotions in the middle of the session. Between sessions, a consistent increase in valence was observed. A trajectory of within-session decrease followed by an increase in valence was positively associated with greater perceived positive emotions and subsequent decreases in depressive symptoms.

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