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    THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TYPUS MELANCHOLICUS AND UNIPOLAR DEPRESSION: A LITERATURE REVIEW

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    Background: The Typus Melancholicus (TM) is the premorbid personality of endogenous depression defined by Tellenbach and Kraus and characterized by orderliness, conscientiousness, norm orientation and intolerance of ambiguity. Tellenbach’s hypothesis was to find around 50% of TM in the sample of patients with an Unipolar Depression (UD). The present paper aims to make a literature review on the relationship between the Typus Melancholicus (TM) and Unipolar Depression (UD). Methods: Nineteen references were selected through searches on PubMed, Google Scholar and Sciences-Direct with the following MeSH terms in the title: Typus Melancholicus AND Depressive or Depression or Dépression or Depressione. Nine of them were selected for our review. Results: Eight of the nine reviewed articles confirm Tellenbach’s hypothesis. The literature review also shows that, in a population of UD, TM is always constant regardless of age or sex, has no relationship to clinical characteristics and could contribute to the chronicity of depression. The TM with depression have increased levels of “lack of vital drive” and “feelings of guilt” and low scores in irritability and dysphoria compared to Non-Typus Melancholicus (NTM). Due to its characteristics, TM could also be involved in some pathologies such as burnout or postpartum depression. TM does not seem to be linked to a particular Personality Disorder or maladaptive personality, but the two may coexist in certain circumstances. It has been suggested that specific psychotherapeutic methods can be used to treat TM with UD. Conclusions: The TM could be very useful in our clinical practice. Better practical knowledge of TM could lead to more efficient psychiatric care as well as heightened capacity to predict new episodes

    Le conte de fées parodique français du XVIIIe siècle : un discours antimerveilleux

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    À première vue inoffensif, le conte de fées parodique français du XVIIIe siècle dissimule, sous le couvert de la féérie, un discours anticontesque et antiromanesque. Qu'ils soient explicites ou non, ces propos prennent généralement forme dans les métalepses émises tant par les narrateurs que par les narrataires dans le texte lui-même ou dans le péritexte auctorial. L'élaboration d'une typologie, à partir de dix contes publiés entre 1730 et 1754, offre une vue d'ensemble de ce phénomène narratif épars et ouvre la voie à une analyse transversale des discours tenus dans ce trope. Loin d'être innocent, le contenu des métalepses contesques laisse poindre une nouvelle poétique du conte et du roman qui s'éloigne progressivement de l'idéal classique régissant toujours ces deux genres au XVIIIe siècle.Seemingly harmless, the satirical French fairy tales of the 18th century contain a hidden discourse against the novel, which does not abide by the rules of traditional fairy tales. Explicitly stated or not, these utterances are generally voiced as metalepsis by the narrators, the witnesses within the story, or an authority outside the main text. The development of a specific typology based on ten fairy tales published between 1730 and 1754, helps to present an overview of this uncommon narrative phenomenon, and allows for a more transversal analysis of these figures of speech. The contents of these fairy tale metalepsis give rise to a new poetics concerning novels and short stories. In turn, these tales gradually distances themselves from the established norms governing these two 18th century literary genres

    Developing A System of Program Assessment Within Teacher Education: Lessons Learned

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    Our intention in this article is to present one institution’s efforts to take on program assessment and respond to calls for accountability. To do so, the teacher education program simultaneously sought to address the narrowly defined measures called for by policy makers and politicians, while at the same time broadening and expanding outcomes (such as student learning) and the missions, themes, and values of the teacher education program. The following describes the accountability movement in teacher education and then offers the lessons learned within one program developing a system of assessment within teacher education

    Developing A System of Program Assessment Within Teacher Education: Lessons Learned

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    Our intention in this article is to present one institution’s efforts to take on program assessment and respond to calls for accountability. To do so, the teacher education program simultaneously sought to address the narrowly defined measures called for by policy makers and politicians, while at the same time broadening and expanding outcomes (such as student learning) and the missions, themes, and values of the teacher education program. The following describes the accountability movement in teacher education and then offers the lessons learned within one program developing a system of assessment within teacher education

    Unethical Business and Fair Trade

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    The goal of this presentation is to educate others about the impact of America’s businesses on the global community. We will do this by first discussing the history of foreign trade in America, highlighting the exploitative characteristics our international business has for decades. From here, we will move into five specific industries that consume American life and the ways they violate social, environmental, and economic justice worldwide. These three industries include: the fashion industry, the pharmaceutical industry, the oil industry, and the food industry. We will end our presentation by challenging our audience to think about the spirit of consumerism that exists in America, and the ways in which this affects their buying. With this, we will offer examples of businesses that create products ethically and encourage our listeners to become more aware and conscientious of the products and businesses they support

    Le projet professionnel des jeunes hommes inscrits en formation générale ou dans une formation professionnelle du secteur de la construction : le rôle médiateur de l’estime de soi, du sentiment de contrôle et de la détresse psychologique

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    Les secteurs adultes de formation secondaire au Québec (formation générale aux adultes, FGA et formation professionnelle, FP) constituent des milieux scolaires qui contribuent fortement à la qualification minimale et professionnelle des jeunes âgés entre 16 et 24 ans. Par contre, on détient actuellement peu de connaissances sur les distinctions ou les ressemblances entre ces deux secteurs de l’éducation au Québec sinon que l’un est parfois le tremplin de l’autre (FGA vers FP) et qu’une proportion de jeunes en FGA et FP présentent des difficultés diverses ayant retardé ou nui à leur parcours scolaire. Cette étude exploratoire veut précisément alimenter ce vide de connaissance en comparant les jeunes hommes inscrits dans ces deux secteurs sur le plan de l’estime de soi, de la détresse psychologique, du sentiment de contrôle sur l’avenir et du projet professionnel. Dans un deuxième temps, nous voulons vérifier si le sentiment de contrôle, la détresse psychologique et l’estime de soi peuvent agir comme médiateurs dans le lien entre le secteur de formation (FGA ou FP) et le projet professionnel. Plus précisément, nous posons l’hypothèse que chacune de ces variables aura un effet médiateur spécifique sur la relation entrele secteur de formation et le projet professionnel. Les résultats de cette étude montrent que le fait d’être en formation générale ou professionnelle ne permet pas, à lui seul, de préciser un projet professionnel. C’est l’interaction entre les caractéristiques individuelles des jeunes au sein de ces secteurs qui détermine le lien entre le type de formation et le projet professionnel.Mots-clés : projet professionnel, estime de soi, sentiment de contrôle et détressepsychologiqu
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