Daenen, Frederick McParland, Joanna Baert, Fleur Miller, Megan Marie Hirsh, Adam Todd Vervoort, Tine
Published in
European journal of pain (London, England)
Research among adult and paediatric samples suggests that pain-related injustice appraisals contribute to adverse pain-related functioning. However, a singular focus on pain-related injustice appraisals carries the risk of underestimating the role of broader concepts of justice. This study examined the unique roles of child pain-related injustice a...
Rost, Silke Crombez, Geert Sütterlin, Stefan Vögele, Claus Veirman, Elke Van Ryckeghem, Dimitri M L
Published in
European journal of pain (London, England)
Fibromyalgia is characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain and often accompanied by cognitive and emotional problems. Adaptation to fibromyalgia may therefore also rely on one's ability to regulate emotional problems. In this study, we examined two indices of emotion regulation, that is, (a) affective instability, involving frequent large flu...
Hu, Haijun Braun, Philipp Delage, Pierre Ghabezloo, Siavash
The determination of the transversely isotropic poroelastic parameters and the permeability of the Opalinus Clay, a possible host rock for deep radioactive waste disposal in Switzerland, is necessary for better predicting the hydromechanical response around the galleries. Transient experiments with fast undrained loading followed by a drainage phas...
Spruyt, Bram Van Droogenbroeck, Filip Siongers, Jessy Bradt, Lieve
Even though boredom has been shown to be a distinct emotional experience that is prevalent among youth and that predicts a wide range of personal and societal problems, it remains often overlooked and poorly understood. Therefore, based on the Flemish data from the 2018 edition of the International Survey of Children's Well-Being, this article stud...
Le Ngoc, Thuy De Wever, Bram Valcke, Martin
This study investigates the impact of providing teacher feedback on answers to guiding questions in the online environment of a flipped classroom setting. Participants were second year bachelor students enrolled in the “Invertebrates” courses (N = 104) at the School of Education in CanTho University (Vietnam), and were randomly assigned to two rese...
Abboud, Liliane As'ad, Nabila Bilstein, Nicola Costers, Annelies Henkens, Bieke Verleye, Katrien
Purpose Dyadic interactions between customers and service providers rarely occur in isolation. Still, there is a lack of systematic knowledge about the roles that different types of nontechnological third parties – that is, other customers, pets, other employees and other firms – can adopt in relation to customers and service providers during encou...
De Clerck, Tom Aelterman, Nathalie Haerens, Leen Willem, Annick
All-volunteer nonprofit organizations rely solely on the commitment of volunteers to support their operations. As such, it is important that leaders of these organizations, even though they are volunteers themselves, rely on professional skills in order to optimize their organization's volunteers capacity. In the present study, we investigated how ...
SANTOS, Ibishola Marsac, Paul Chupin, Olivier Hammoum, Ferhat
ISBM 2020, RILEM International Symposium on Bituminous Materials , Lyon, FRANCE, 14-/12/2020 - 16/12/2020
Marsac, Paul BOCCI, Edoardo CARDONE, Fabrizio CANNONE FALCHETTO, Augusto CARBONNEAU, Xavier ZAUMANIS, Martins Carter, Alan RUBIO-GAMEZ, Ma Carmen DEL SOL SANCHEZ, Miguel DAVE, Eshan
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ISBM 2020, RILEM International Symposium on Bituminous Materials , Lyon, FRANCE, 14-/12/2020 - 16/12/2020
BOCCI, Edoardo PROSPERI, Emiliano Marsac, Paul
ISBM 2020, RILEM International Symposium on Bituminous Materials, Lyon, FRANCE, 14-/12/2020 - 16/12/2020
