Erhållen kompetens i utveckling : Gymnasieelevers uppfattningar av kompetens för arbete i pedagogisk verksamhet efter Ba...
Effects of whole-body vibration on resistance training for untrained adults.
Published in Journal of sports science & medicine
Although resistance training (RT) combined with whole-body vibration (WBV) is becoming increasingly popular among untrained adults, the additional effects of WBV on muscle fitness are still not well understood. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the effects of WBV on muscle strength, muscle power, muscle endurance, and neuromuscular activ...
''They're lunatics on the road'': Exploring the normative influences of parents, friends, and police on young novices' r...
Purpose: Young novice drivers experience significantly greater risk of being injured or killed in car crashes than older more experienced drivers. This research utilised a qualitative approach guided by the framework of Akers’ social learning theory. It explored young novice drivers’ perspectives on risky driving including rewards and punishments e...
Att kliva över tröskeln : En empirisk studie om sjuksköterskors upplevelser av att vara nya i yrket / Stepping over the ...
Bakgrund: Att utvecklas från student till sjuksköterska är något som sker i flera steg. Utbildningen har fokus på teori och de nya sjuksköterskorna har svårt att överföra teoretiska och praktiska kunskaper in i praktiken och känner därmed att de inte kan uppfylla de krav och förväntningar som ställs på dem inom professionen. Syfte: Syftet med denna...
Interim report of a randomized cross-over study comparing clinical performance of novice trainee endoscopists using conv...
Published in Journal of interventional gastroenterology
The interim data demonstrate positive effects of using the water method in training novice endoscopists who reported a significant ease of learning colonoscopy using this method. Training programs could consider joining us in evaluating the use of warm water infusion in colonoscopy education.
Predictors of Running-Related Injuries Among 930 Novice Runners: A 1-Year Prospective Follow-up Study.
Published in Orthopaedic journal of sports medicine
The findings of the present study suggest BMI >30 kg/m(2), age between 45 and 65 years, noncompetitive behavior, and previous injuries not related to running are associated with increased risk of injury among novice runners, while BMI
Revisiting the concept of the 'problem young driver' within the context of the 'young driver problem': Who are they?
For decades there have been two young driver concepts: the ‘young driver problem’ where the driver cohort represents a key problem for road safety; and the ‘problem young driver’ where a sub-sample of drivers represents the greatest road safety problem. Given difficulties associated with identifying and then modifying the behaviour of the latter gr...
Complex hand dexterity: a review of biomechanical methods for measuring musical performance.
Published in Frontiers in psychology
Complex hand dexterity is fundamental to our interactions with the physical, social, and cultural environment. Dexterity can be an expression of creativity and precision in a range of activities, including musical performance. Little is understood about complex hand dexterity or how virtuoso expertise is acquired, due to the versatility of movement...
TRAFISAFE - Feedback for novice drivers
10th ITS European Congress, 16 - 19 June 2014, Helsinki, Finland
Expert and novice facilitated modelling: A case of a Viable System Model workshop in a local food network
Published in Journal of the Operational Research Society
This paper provides an empirical study based on action research in which expert and novice facilitators in facilitated modelling workshops are compared. There is limited empirical research analysing the differences between expert and novice facilitators. Aiming to address this gap we study the behaviour of one expert and two novice facilitators dur...
