Self-defining memories in older adults: Distribution across lifespan and characteristics of the reminiscence bump
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Do negative stereotypes and domain identification moderate novice participants’ performance on a soccer-dribbling task ?...
The present research aimed to explore whether negative stereotypes and domain identification moderate novice participants’ performance on a soccer-dribbling task, using a novel statistical procedure to explore within-subjects moderation effects. Fifty-four women with no soccer experience (Mage = 19.92, SDage = 1.0) were recruited and assigned to a ...
Social Attributes in a Handshake Robot Adaptive to Human Shaking Motion Using a CPG Controller
In the field of human-robot interaction (HRI), social coordination, meaning the cooperation between humans and robots through emotional and cognitive states, can be an essential element in considering the social position of robots for social implementation. A handshake is an interaction involving physical and social coordination in that it is the f...
Exploring Engagement in Human-Robot Interaction through the Quantification of Human Spontaneous Movement
Developments in the field of social robotics open interesting opportunities for applications in healthcare, education, and services. For this, studying engagement in humanrobot interaction (HRI) is crucial for improving the quality of interactive experiences. Questionnaires are powerful in describingvoluntary behavior; however, engagement is often ...
Protocole d’essai contrôlé randomisé visant à comparer les effets du SNAG entre deux groupes de patients souffrant de lo...
Contexte : La lombalgie, affection musculo-squelettique la plus répandue et principale cause d’invalidité en France, peut devenir chronique malgré un pronostic souvent favorable pour la forme aiguë, affectant gravement la qualité de vie et pouvant entraîner une désinsertion sociale et professionnelle. Les techniques Mulligan semblent montrer des ré...
The lived experience of thinking in pictures in self-declared autistic adults
Thinking in pictures is a distinct cognitive style characterized by the dominant use of visual thinking. Temple Grandin's autobiographical account is the best-known description of visual thinking but there are few first-person accounts of this inner experience. The aim of this paper was to gain further insight into the lived experience of a “thinki...
Human-dog trust and cohesion within French military canine teams
Studies on the relationships and interactions within human-dog teams in the French Army are scarce. In order to better understand this subject, a qualitative exploratory study was undertaken by conducting semi-structured interviews with dog handlers (n = 16). The interviewees work in the French Army. They are specialized in the detection and neutra...
Involving the Body to Improve Letter Knowledge and Script: an Experimental Study in French Kindergarten
Research suggests that providing children with activities that involve using their bodies to form the shapes of letters can help them acquire pre-reading skills. Little is known, however, as to the extent to which such embodied learning interventions are superior to more traditional pencil-and-paper activities, which of specific arm or body movemen...
The Lived Experience of Thinking in Pictures in Self-Declared Autistic Adults
Background: Thinking in pictures is a distinct cognitive style characterized by the dominant use of visual thinking. Temple Grandin’s autobiographical account is the best-known description of visual thinking but there are few first-person accounts of this inner experience. The aim of this article was to gain further insight into the lived experienc...
Exploring the grief journey of bereaved spouses: Insights into the impact of sedation within palliative care
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