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Marco Kramer, Paraskevi Mavrogiorgou, Georg Juckel
Disturbances regarding the lifeworlds of patients with mental disorders are recurrently mentioned in psychiatric literature, but the concept often remains poorly defined and unclear. The present article takes the lifeworld in schizophrenia as an example to elucidate this concept. First, the concept “lifeworld” is…
Joscha Kärtner, Moritz Köster
Based on developmental systems and dynamic systems theories, we propose the lifeworld approach-a conceptual framework for research and a hypothesis concerning early social-cognitive development. As a framework, the lifeworld approach recognizes the social embeddedness of development and shifts the focus away from…
Elvira Pértega, Christopher Holmberg, Karin Dahlberg, Helena Dahlberg
'Helena Dahlberg'] Title: ABSTRACT Purpose We advocate for a phenomenological lifeworld-led research approach that provides ontological and epistemological foundations for an open methodology that emphasizes the in-depth exploration of human phenomena. This approach invites multiple perspectives to facilitate…
Inger C. Berndtsson
How do people who are blind or visually impaired experience learning to use a long cane? This question is of paramount importance for planning and delivering rehabilitation programs and orientation and mobility (O&M) training. Until now, research into learning to use a long cane has focused primarily on technical and…
Johannes Cornelis van Huizen, Jelle van Dijk, Wouter G. Staal, Mascha C. van der Voort
Supportive technologies for autistic individuals are promising in principle, yet their uptake remains limited. Critics argue that in current designs of supportive technologies, autism is mostly framed as a ‘disorder’ whose limitations can be pragmatically compensated for. To increase uptake, designers should get a…
Siren Eriksen, Knut Engedal, Ellen Karine Grov
Objectives This meta-aggregation aims to interpret and synthesize present knowledge on the lifeworld perspectives of people with dementia and develop a model for guidance in clinical practice. Method The data consist of four meta-syntheses describing different lifeworld perspectives in accordance with van Manen’s…
Zelin Gao, Qiuyu Wang, Jiapeng Zhu, Jingye Chen + 16 more
We present LingBot-World 2.0 (also known as LingBot-World-Infinity), an advanced iteration of LingBot-World featuring four distinct upgrades. (1) Our model achieves an unbounded interaction horizon while maintaining consistent output quality, benefiting from a carefully crafted causal pretraining paradigm. (2) Through…
Attila Losonczi
We present a mathematical definition schema for measuring life level that is to give options to describe how much a (generalized) organism is alive. It is just a definition schema, not a definition. To make it a real definition configuration is required by applications. We devote a long section to various examples…
Martin C.H. Gruhlke
Understanding and describing the dynamic processes within living systems is a complex and fundamental challenge. This article presents a novel mathematical model that explores the self-assembly and dynamic behaviors observed in living systems. The model integrates complex chemical reactions, self-organization, and…
Oshrat Ben-Hamo, Ido Izhaki, Rachel Ben-Shlomo, Baruch Rinkevich
When it comes to aging, some colonial invertebrates present disparate patterns from the customary aging phenomenon in unitary organisms, where a single senescence phenomenon along ontogeny culminates in their inevitable deaths. Here we studied aging processes in 81 colonies of the marine urochordate Botryllus…
Josje Romeijn, Isabel M. Smallegange
Studying life history strategies in microorganisms can help predict their performance when complex microbial communities can be categorised into groups of organisms with similar strategies. Microorganisms are typically classified as copiotroph or oligotroph, but it has been proven difficult to generalise their life…