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Md Dilsad Ahmed Rudolph Leon van Niekerk Tony Morris Thomas Baker Babar Ali Khan 《国际比较与应用刑事审判杂志》2018,42(1):33-53
The current study assessed the perceptions of acceptable sexual behaviour of coaches and the occurrence of sexual harassment among female student in India. A sample of 180 Indian female student-athletes at intercollegiate and inter-university levels with male coaches participated in this study. A questionnaire on sport-specific Touch and Behaviour versus Unwanted Intimacy from coaches (Vanden Auweele et al., 2008), consisting of 41 items on a 5-point rating scale was used. The participants were asked to indicate the acceptability of specific coaching behaviour as well as the occurrence of the behaviour represented in each item. The acceptability of the behaviour was determined by means and standard deviations, while the occurrence was determined by frequencies. Factor analysis was performed to determine the structure of the coaches’ behaviour and athletes’ acceptability thereof, which yielded four factors. Cronbach’s alpha was used to determine the internal consistency of the extracted items on each factor. Two factors, namely, unwanted sexual behaviour and inappropriate verbal and physical sexual behaviour, were regarded by athletes as very serious and unacceptable coach behaviour, while a third factor represented context-dependent suspicious behaviour (a grey area in which athletes differ in their opinion) and was perceived to be serious and unacceptable. A fourth factor represented acceptable behaviour. The occurrence of very serious and unacceptable behaviour was reported by 31% of the female athletes. 相似文献
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Carolyn V. Isaac Ph.D. Jered B. Cornelison Ph.D. Rudolph J. Castellani M.D. Joyce L. deJong D.O. 《Journal of forensic sciences》2018,63(2):602-607
Pediatric abusive head trauma is a challenging subject across many disciplines. Of particular importance is the identification of mimics of abuse, so cause and manner of death can be properly assigned. We present the case of suspected child abuse involving an infant who presented unresponsive to the hospital with hypoglycemia, hypothermia, and bilateral parietal fractures. An autopsy revealed fractures associated with organizing scalp hemorrhage and gross leptomeningeal congestion and hemorrhage. The fractures were circular with external displacement, rounded margins, and subperiosteal new bone formation indicative of healing. Birth records revealed vacuum assist and cesarean section delivery. Although vacuum extraction‐related injuries are typically cephalohematomas and/or linear fractures, the outbending and circular morphology of the fractures are consistent with vacuum extraction. Moreover, microscopic neuropathological examination revealed hemorrhagic purulent leptomeningitis. This unique case demonstrates the importance of considering birth trauma in the determination of cause and manner of death of an infant. 相似文献
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Zimmer-Gembeck Melanie J. Rudolph Julia Webb Haley J. Henderson Leah Hawes Tanya 《Journal of youth and adolescence》2021,50(12):2311-2323
Journal of Youth and Adolescence - Most adolescents and young adults navigate seamlessly between offline and online social environments, and interactions in each environment brings with it... 相似文献
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Carolyn V. Isaac PhD Jered B. Cornelison PhD Clara J. Devota BS Brandy L. Shattuck MD Rudolph J. Castellani MD 《Journal of forensic sciences》2023,68(1):315-326
This case report presents an unusual fracture pattern in the cranium of a four-month-old infant indicative of child abuse. Upon postmortem examination, the infant presented with numerous bilateral linear cranial fractures running perpendicular to the sagittal suture with depressed and curvilinear fractures apparent on the supra-auricular surfaces of the cranium. Histological evidence indicates multiple traumatic events to the cranium. In addition, the stair-step pattern of a parietal fracture may represent multiple contiguous fractures from repeated loading of the head at different times with variation of the focal points of compressive force. Additionally, the left humerus, left radius, and left ulna have healing metaphyseal fractures, and the left ulna also has an antemortem diaphyseal fracture which resulted in the distal metaphysis being rotated 45 degrees medially. Integration of autopsy, anthropological, and neuropathological reports for this case suggest multiple inflicted injury episodes with a repeated atypical mechanism(s) to the cranial vault of the infant. During investigative interviews, the caretaker admitted to squeezing the infant's head and neck on multiple occasions to quiet the child. This reported abusive mechanism is consistent with the pattern of symmetric cranial fractures and soft tissue injuries indicating asphyxiation. This case report provides forensic investigators with a potential trauma mechanism to explore in cases when a similar pattern of cranial trauma is observed and highlights the need for greater research on fracture propagation and fracture healing in the infant cranium. 相似文献
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Using a pair of national surveys, this article analyzes the individual-level sources of public support for Social Security
privatization. Given the inherent risks associated with privatization, we argue that the political trust heuristic affords
untapped theoretical leverage in explaining public attitudes toward privatization. We find that, among certain individuals,
political trust plays an instrumental role in structuring privatization preferences. Political trust increases support for
privatization, but only among liberals. This heterogeneity in trust’s impact is best explained, we argue, by the unbalanced
ideological costs imposed by the potential privatization of Social Security. Among liberals, embracing privatization requires
the sacrifice of core values, thereby making political trust a potent consideration. Political trust is inconsequential among
conservatives because supporting privatization requires no comparable sacrifice for them.
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