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Heat-transfer Measurements on a Blunt Spherical-segment Nose to a Mach Number of 15.1 and Flight Performance of the Rocket-propelled Model to a Mach Number of 17.8
Heat transfer measurements on blunt spherical segment nose and cylindrical body and flight test of rocket-propelled mode
A Review of Program Evaluation in School Counseling: Improving Comprehensive and Developmental Programs
This book review includes a detailed overview and discussion of Michael S. Trevisan and John C. Carey’s book: Program Evaluation in School Counseling: Improving Comprehensive and Developmental Programs, New York, NY: Routledge, 132 pages, $124.00 (hardcover), ISBN 9781138346574. The review includes strengths and potential issues regarding the text’s value and uses in graduate programs and school counseling practice. Overall, the book is a great resource and would be helpful knowledge for anyone working in the context of school counseling
School Counselors and Secondary Exposure to Trauma: Exploring the Relationships Between Empathy, Self-efficacy, Burnout, Secondary Traumatic Stress, and Compassion Satisfaction
Secondary exposure to trauma has been found to be related to increased burnout and secondary traumatic stress among professionals who work with clients who have experienced trauma (Bride, 2007; Brady, 2008; Peltzer, Matseke, & Louw, 2014; Shoji et al., 2015). Interpersonal factors such as self-efficacy and empathy may support those who experience secondary exposure to trauma by reducing burnout and secondary traumatic stress, and increasing compassion satisfaction (Shakespeare-Finch, Rees, & Armstrong, 2015; Wagaman, Geiger, Shockley, & Segal, 2015). School counselors have not been included in previous studies related to secondary exposure to trauma; however, their professional role in providing support to students in schools places them in direct contact with children and adolescents who have experienced traumatic events. This study investigated the relationships among secondary exposure to trauma, self-efficacy, empathy, and professional quality of life (i.e. burnout, secondary traumatic stress, and compassion satisfaction) for school counselors. A correlation analysis indicated that self-efficacy and empathy were both significantly correlated with burnout and compassion satisfaction. Self-efficacy and secondary exposure to trauma were both significantly correlated with secondary traumatic stress. Hierarchical linear regression analyses revealed that self-efficacy and empathy were predictors of burnout and compassion satisfaction and self-efficacy and secondary exposure to trauma were predictors of secondary traumatic stress. Implications and recommendations for professional school counselors and school counselor educators are provided
Time-resolved optical/near-IR polarimetry of V404 Cyg during its 2015 outburst
We present optical and near-IR linear polarimetry of V404 Cyg during its 2015
outburst and in quiescence. We obtained time resolved r'-band polarimetry when
the source was in outburst, near-IR polarimetry when the source was near
quiescence and multiple wave-band optical polarimetry later in quiescence. The
optical to near-IR linear polarization spectrum can be described by
interstellar dust and an intrinsic variable component. The intrinsic optical
polarization, detected during the rise of one of the brightest flares of the
outburst, is variable, peaking at 4.5 per cent and decaying to 3.5 per cent. We
present several arguments that favour a synchrotron jet origin to this variable
polarization, with the optical emission originating close to the jet base. The
polarization flare occurs during the initial rise of a major radio flare event
that peaks later, and is consistent with a classically evolving synchrotron
flare from an ejection event. We conclude that the optical polarization flare
represents a jet launching event; the birth of a major ejection. For this event
we measure a rather stable polarization position angle of -9 degrees E of N,
implying that the magnetic field near the base of the jet is approximately
perpendicular to the jet axis. This may be due to the compression of magnetic
field lines in shocks in the accelerated plasma, resulting in a partially
ordered transverse field that have now been seen during the 2015 outburst. We
also find that this ejection occurred at a similar stage in the repetitive
cycles of flares.Comment: 9 pages, 5 figures, accepted for publication by MNRA
Practical entomology : insects injurious to farm and garden crops, the character of the injury, the insect causing it, the remedy, briefly and plainly stated
'I haven't had breast cancer but I've had a mastectomy anyway': do women with ductal carcinoma in situ have appearance concerns?
Turbulence Model Implementation and Verification in the SENSEI CFD Code
This paper outlines the implementation and verification of the negative Spalart-Allmaras turbulence model into the SENSEI CFD code. The SA-neg turbulence model is implemented in a flexible, object-oriented framework where additional turbulence models can be easily added. In addition to outlining the new turbulence modeling framework in SENSEI, an overview of the other general improvements to SENSEI is provided. The results for four 2D test cases are compared to results from CFL3D and FUN3D to verify that the turbulence models are implemented properly. Several differences in the results from SENSEI, CFL3D, and FUN3D are identified and are attributed to differences in the implementation and discretization order of the boundary conditions as well as the order of discretization of the turbulence model. When a solid surface is located near or intersects an inflow or outflow boundary, higher order boundary conditions should be used to limit their effect on the forces on the surface. When the turbulence equations are discretized using second order spatial accuracy, the edge of the eddy viscosity profile seems to be sharper than when a first order discretization is used. However, the discretization order of the turbulence equation does not have a significant impact on output quantities of interest, such as pressure and viscous drag, for the cases studied
Learning to deal with change in the workplace
Examines how people in four separate workplace communities learnt to deal with change in the workplace. Explores the influences that affect how people learn to handle change and what can be done to improve the way workers learn to cope with change
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