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Oliver
by
Rossell, Judith
in
Imagination Juvenile fiction.
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Penguins Juvenile fiction.
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Mothers and sons Juvenile fiction.
2012
Oliver likes finding things out, so when his mother cannot explain the gurgling in the bathtub he builds a submarine, goes down the drain, and meets a group of vacationing penguins.
Pictures and words Why some illustrators become writers
2017
Malcolm Gladwell devised the famous theory that achieving expertise in a particular skill is, to a large extent, a matter of practising in the correct way for around 10,000 hours. In children's books, it's the illustrator who decides what the book will look like, the appearance of the characters and their world. From a class of Year Five students in Newcastle came the idea of a Victorian lady who hides eight legs 'like a spider' under her huge skirts, and is addicted to bleach.
Journal Article
Withering-by-Sea
by
Rossell, Judith, author
in
Adventure stories.
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Magic Juvenile fiction.
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Identity (Psychology) Juvenile fiction.
2016
Stella, eleven, gets her dreamed-of adventure when something she should not have seen in the damp, dull hotel where she lives with three dreadful aunts on a cliff above Withering-by-Sea sends her on the run from stage magician Professor Starke and his thugs, eluding danger, making new friends, and facing questions about herself.
Barreras y Dificultades para el Avance de la Trayectoria Profesional de las Mujeres
by
Rosario Picón Melgar, Katia del
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Castro Rossell, Judith
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Cárdenas Herrera, Mirelly Giannina
in
Business administration
2017
En la presente investigación se identifican las barreras y dificultades, más comunes y relevantes, que enfrentarían las mujeres en el avance de su trayectoria profesional. El estudio, de naturaleza exploratoria y cualitativa, está basado en 14 estudios de caso de mujeres profesionales que laboran en Lima Metropolitana. Los resultados muestran que las mujeres profesionales se enfrentan ante numerosos obstáculos tanto en su mundo interior como exterior. Así, se presentan las barreras internas, que son las que corresponden a la interacción que las mujeres tienen consigo mismas, esto es en el dominio personal e íntimo; y las barreras externas, referidas a la interacción que las mujeres tienen con los fenómenos y factores que escapan del dominio interno. Ambas barreras se gestan en un entorno socio cultural, en el que naturalmente existen diferencias que se ven acentuadas por los estereotipos de género. A través de la investigación se identificó que la mayoría de las mujeres coinciden en que la inseguridad es la principal barrera interna que impide su crecimiento profesional, específicamente para alcanzar puestos directivos. Se encontró que a mayor experiencia profesional, se incrementa la posibilidad de superar esta barrera. Respecto a la maternidad los resultados muestran que cada vez más mujeres priorizan su crecimiento profesional y postergan la maternidad o buscan el apoyo que necesitan para cumplir ambos roles (i.e., como gestantes y profesionales). En cuanto a las barreras externas, específicamente en el entorno cercano, se encuentra que las mujeres necesitan el apoyo de otras personas para poder realizar las dos facetas (i.e., como madres y profesionales) con éxito; que las mujeres con mayor carga familiar se encuentran en desventaja, debido a la relación de dependencia que repercute en la distribución de su tiempo, el que no se considera como trabajo remunerado. Sobre el entorno laboral, los resultados indican que la segregación horizontal o feminización se inicia antes del ciclo profesional de las mujeres, pero que se refuerza en las organizaciones; y que la brecha salarial desalienta el desempeño laboral femenino. Al margen del entorno, la segregación vertical se apunta como la principal de las barreras externas, especialmente en empresas con mayor presencia masculina; mientras más alto es el cargo, mayor es la resistencia de esta barrera. Sin embargo, el estudio revela también que se está eliminando la barrera de los paradigmas masculinos para los cargos directivos, puesto que ya se reconocen las cualidades femeninas como necesarias para los nuevos modelos gerenciales. La originalidad del documento radica en la propuesta de un modelo conceptual en el que se representa esquemática y funcionalmente, una explicación a la intensidad de cada barrera en el transcurso de la trayectoria profesional femenina. Esta propuesta pretende aportar una mejor perspectiva para las mujeres, a fin de que puedan preparase mejor en el avance hacia su desarrollo profesional y, para las empresas y sociedad en general, pues el reconocimiento y valoración del talento femenino contribuye con el crecimiento económico y el bienestar general. Finalmente, este estudio queda abierto a otras propuestas como la validación del modelo conceptual, a través de una investigación de enfoque mixto (i.e., cualitativo y cuantitativo) o a una profundización del tema con una muestra de tipo intensiva, esto es mujeres de puestos directivos específicamente
Dissertation
Wormwood Mire
by
Rossell, Judith, author, illustrator
in
Orphans Juvenile fiction.
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Aunts Juvenile fiction.
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Identity (Psychology) Juvenile fiction.
2017
The Aunts have sent eleven-year-old Stella away to the moldering old family estate, Wormwood Mire, where she discovers two odd cousins and more clues to the mysteries of her family and of herself.
Thermal Stability and Purity of Graphene and Carbon Nanotubes: Key Parameters for Their Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA)
by
Tobías-Rossell, Gerard
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Oró-Solé, Judith
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Martincic, Markus
in
Air temperature
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Carbon
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Carbon nanotubes
2024
Thermal analysis is widely employed for the characterization of nanomaterials. It encompasses a variety of techniques that allow the evaluation of the physicochemical properties of a material by monitoring its response under controlled temperature. In the case of carbon nanomaterials, such as carbon nanotubes and graphene derivatives, thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) is particularly useful to determine the quality and stability of the sample, the presence of impurities and the degree of functionalization or doping after post-synthesis treatments. Furthermore, TGA is widely used to evaluate the thermal stability against oxidation by air, which can be, for instance, enhanced by the purification of the material and by nitrogen doping, finding application in areas where a retarded combustion of the material is required. Herein, we have evaluated key parameters that play a role in the data obtained from TGA, namely, gas flow rate, sample weight and temperature rate, used during the analysis. We found out that the heating rate played the major role in the process of combustion in the presence of air, inducing an increase in the temperature at which the oxidation of CNTs starts to occur, up to ca. 100 °C (from 1 °C min−1 to 50 °C min−1). The same trend was observed for all the evaluated systems, namely N-doped CNTs, graphene produced by mechanical exfoliation and N-doped reduced graphene samples. Other aspects, like the presence of impurities or structural defects in the evaluated samples, were analyzed by TGA, highlighting the versatility and usefulness of the technique to provide information of structural aspects and properties of carbon materials. Finally, a set of TGA parameters are recommended for the analysis of carbon nanomaterials to obtain reliable data.
Journal Article
Mice mischief : math facts in action
by
Stills, Caroline
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Rossell, Judith, illustrator
in
Addition Juvenile literature.
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Counting Juvenile literature.
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Mice Juvenile literature.
2014
\"Ten mice wake and get their home ready for the circus. As they clean and play, these colorful and acrobatic creatures demonstrate how the numbers from 1 to 9 can add up to 10\"--Dust jacket.
Research Directions for Leveraging and Supporting the Lived Experience of Mental Illness within Psychology
by
Baughman, Frank D.
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Gnatt, Inge
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Rossell, Susan
in
Clinical outcomes
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College students
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Discipline
2023
This paper explores the lived experience of mental illness within the field of psychology across higher education and the mental health workforce. There is a high prevalence of mental health issues among psychology students and practitioners, and it is critical not only to provide support for these populations, but also to acknowledge the value of leveraging their lived experience within their education and practice. There has been increased interest in and advocacy for the involvement of those with lived experience of mental illness within mental healthcare service provision to improve patient experiences and outcomes. However, there have been limited acknowledgement and research regarding the role of psychologists with personal lived experiences of mental illness, and how to leverage this experience. Further, there are challenges faced by both psychology students and practising psychologists with lived experience that act as barriers to leveraging their unique skills and experiences. Psychology students with lived experience face stigma, inadequate support, and incongruence between the course material and their personal experiences. Similarly, practising psychologists with lived experience encounter stigma and isolation, indicating the need for a culture change that promotes transparency and understanding. The paper calls for research in five key directions to provide evidence that can be used to support and leverage lived experience in psychology.
Journal Article