Academic literature on the topic 'Journal categorization'

Abstract The aim of this paper is to examine how nurses in family clinics use language, and clients’ perceived English proficiency in particular, when categorizing their non-Finnish-speaking clients in their talk. Through membership categorization analysis (Schegloff, Emanuel A. 2007. A tutorial on membership categorization. Journal of Pragmatics 39(3). 462–482), this study shows that perceived proficiency in English, along with migration status and reliance on the native English speaker norm, seemed to be the most decisive elements in how the nurses categorized their migrant clients. The findings demonstrate the power of categorization as an instrument in institutional decision-making and highlight the role language plays in these categorizations. In particular, the study shows how influential perceived English language proficiency and the native speaker norm are in how nurses categorize their migrant clients. The findings suggest that being able to interact with clients in English is becoming a more and more important skill in working life in Finland, also in the health care sector. It would be important to understand how influential perceived language proficiency is in the way nurses conceptualize their clients, and to what extent this relates to the standard language ideology (Milroy, James. 2001. Language ideologies and the consequences of standardization. Journal of Sociolinguistics 5. 530–555).

An examination of articles published in leading adult education journals demonstrates that qualitative research dominates. To better understand this situation, a review of journal articles reporting on quantitative research has been undertaken by the author of this article. Differences in methodological strengths and weaknesses between quantitative and qualitative research are discussed, followed by a data mining exercise on 1,089 journal articles published in Adult Education Quarterly, Studies in Continuing Education, and International Journal of Lifelong Learning. A categorization of quantitative adult education research is presented, as well as a critical discussion on why quantitative adult education does not seem to be widespread in the key adult education journals.

In this paper, a journal resource integration system under digital sharing was designed to assess the symmetry of the journal resource matrix using the shared resource matrix analysis method, so that the journal resources can transmit information covertly among the subjects. Subsequently, the collected journal resource data were processed to improve the accuracy of information categorization and integration to form a perfect resource management system. The nature of journal resources was deeply understood by calculating the characteristic observable vectors of journal resources. Finally, with the help of ant colony particle optimization algorithm, the sharing sequence and time of journal resources were calculated, and the metadata format of all journals was unified and standardized to complete the design of journal resource integration system. The results show that the whole average integration efficiency of journal resources is 92.8%. Compared with the traditional integration system, the integration efficiency is improved by 28.3%, which fully confirms the significant performance improvement of the designed digital system in the integration of shared journal resources.

This journal discusses cognitive development during early childhood. The aim of writing the journal is to find out how cognitive development occurs during early childhood, the advantages of cognitive development during early childhood, as well as language abilities and other cognitive abilities. The method used is literature study, namely by searching for materials and references from books, journals and articles. The results show that the early childhood period is called preoperational, this period starts from the age of 2 to 7 years. Preoperational uses symbols, categorization, and numbers. Other cognitive abilities are life, death, bodily functions, space, weight, numbers, time, social impressions, beauty and cuteness.

ABSTRACT This paper analyzes and categorizes published research papers in three specialist accounting history journals—Accounting History, The Accounting Historians Journal, and Accounting History Review. A key objective is to highlight under-represented areas for future research. We inductively derive a categorization system, and classify over four hundred papers from 2006–2015 according to twelve categories. The results show some rather under-researched areas, namely religion and accounting education. Using statistical analysis techniques, we note similarities and differences across the three journals and suggest avenues for future researchers.

In order to re-categorize the SCImago Journal & Country Rank (SJR) journals based on Scopus, as well as improve the SJR subject classification scheme, an iterative process built upon reference analysis of citing journals was designed. The first step entailed construction of a matrix containing citing journals and cited categories obtained through the aggregation of cited journals. Assuming that the most representative categories in each journal would be represented by the highest citation values regarding categories, the matrix vectors were reduced using a threshold to discern and discard the weakest relations. The process was refined on the basis of different parameters of a heuristic nature, including 1) the development of several tests applying different thresholds, 2) the designation of a cutoff, 3) the number of iterations to execute, and 4) a manual review operation of a certain amount of multi-categorized journals. Despite certain shortcomings related with journal classification, the method showed a solid performance in grouping journals at a level higher than categories —that is, aggregating journals into subject areas. It also enabled us to redesign the SJR classification scheme, providing for a more cohesive one that covers a good proportion of re-categorized journals.

Using a Vocational Rehabilitation Transition Process Domain Structure (Plotner, Trach, & Strauser, in press), a content analysis of journal articles published between 1990 and 2009 in five rehabilitation counseling journals was conducted. This analysis led to a categorization of content pertaining to youth with disabilities to one of the following topics: Career Planning and Counseling, Career Preparation Experiences, Access and Opportunity for Success, Program Improvement Activities, Nonprofessional Support and-Relationships, and Collaborative Partnerships. Results showed that there was a limited body of research on transition in these rehabilitation counseling journals (4% of articles). Future research directions are discussed.

ABSTRACT The Kettemann Corpus of German Speech Errors is shown in Nora Wiedenmann’s Error-Type Categorization, here with English comments, together with statistical overviews of different error types of the speakers Bernhard Kettemann and Ilse Bernhard Kettemann listed according to affected linguistic units.

According to recent cognitive science, our perceptive senses help develop human cognition, and the process of organizing our inner representations of the world around us. As a result, conceptual metaphors are deemed to be essential to our understanding of abstract entities; how we perceive an organization depends for instance on what metaphor is used to describe it. Thus, conceptual metaphor theory has been given a lot of attention in the past thirty years. The Metasaga philosophy was established on the Shetland Islands in 2008. The idea is for participants to explore the environment and create reflective questions involving metaphors which can be used for reflective purposes in connection to work, school, businesses or other organizations. In this paper, linguistic metaphors involving organizations in 228 reflective questions were studied. The linguistic metaphors were sorted according to which organization conceptual metaphor they appeared to belong to. A broad category called Organization Is Physical Structure was set up, and the name was taken from Joseph Grady’s list of primary metaphors in Lakoff and Johnson (1999 pp. 50-55) Four sub-categories of organization metaphors were subsequently established: Organization Is An Artificial Structure, Organizational Help Is Support, Organization Is A Plant and Organization Is A Living Creature. Almost 55 % of the reflective questions involving organization shared the common theme of a description of an organization as some kind of artificial structure. Thus, it seems likely that we often think of organizational arrangement as some kind of concrete structure and also that we use different metaphors depending on how the organization is structured.

碩士<br>國立中央大學<br>資訊管理研究所<br>95<br>Journal papers provide professional domain knowledge. Nevertheless, emerging of information overloading causes considerable cost of time. Application of text categorization technology could help users to retrieve domain journal papers efficiently. Four phases of text categorization process are “text pre-processing”, “document feature construction”, “applying classification methods” and “evaluation”. This research probes for the effectiveness of: feature weighting, fields of articles and classifiers during the process of journal papers categorization, and also applied sampling distribution classifier within the process. The hypothesis test analysis shows that: 1st, feature ratio performs well significantly than feature frequency. 2nd, fields of abstract are more effective than titles and keywords of journal papers, and there are no difference between the latter two. 3rd, Support vector machines are most effective, then naïve-bayes, decision trees and sampling distribution classifier in order. And 4th, text categorization of journal papers is feasible. Additionally, analysis and recommendation of sampling distribution classifier are also proposed for the future study.

The importance of sustainable financing and investing. Core interest of the European Commission to stimulate enterprises to sustainable financing. Reasons, basis and typology of the current pressure to the sustainable finance. The analyse of categorization of the sustainable financing and sustainable investing: ESG (environmental, social, governmental) investing, SRI (socially responsible investing), Impact investing. Definition of core ethical investing strategies. Definition of an importance of ethical investing.

This journal article explores the upcoming strategies, in supply chain management (SCM) during the century encountering challenges and opportunities like globalization, digitalization, sustainability, risk, resilience, agility, innovation, and collaboration. It delves into aspects of SCM strategies including definition, categorization, development, execution, assessment, and enhancement. The study investigates how elements and stakeholders influence and mold SCM strategies. Utilizing a comprehensive approach to analyze existing literature on SCM strategies through a framework centered on four dimensions; strategic alignment, integration of strategies, adaptive strategy implementation, and innovative strategic approaches. The study reveals insights from the literature review along with suggestions for research directions and practical applications in the realm of SCM strategies. This review aims to advance SCM strategies by enhancing value creation and competitive advantage for all stakeholders involved in the supply chain.

This article presents the methodology for the construction of a didactic-encyclopedic dictionary centered on the sociological terminology of Max Weber, with application in the teaching of Sociology and Social Sciences. The approach adopted is heuristic-propaedeutic, aiming at the structured organization of concepts to facilitate the understanding, acquisition and use of the core terms of Weberian theory. The methodology developed comprises three stages: (i) selection and categorization of the conceptual corpus; (ii) structuring of concepts into "primary" and "secondary" entries, with hypertextual interconnections; and (iii) didactic-lexicographic systematization. The model favors the assimilation of Weberian thought by providing textual navigation in a progressive and non-linear way between concepts. The dictionary provides a free navigation through Weberian terminology, stimulating learning paths according to the interests of the reader, expanding understanding and theoretical acquisition. Made available on a digital platform, with a potential printed version, the material is configured as an innovative instrument for teaching and scientific dissemination, applicable to other lexicographic experiences in the field of Social Sciences. [1] This article had a previous version, with a few changes, published in a journal by Aracê in 2025, under the title “Max Weber's Lexicon for Teaching Sociology and Social Sciences: Methodological Innovation in the Construction of a Didactic-Encyclopedic Dictionary”.

Chapter 9 examines how unconventional written work is currently pushing the limits of our understanding of genre. Women from elsewhere are drawing from personal experience in order to disturb tired distinctions between “text” and “life” in imaginative fashions that reconfigure the reading experience. Their creative work is contributing to liberating these authors from overworked modes of expression and worn expectations, and allows them to break free from rigid definitions. It is significant that a number of worldwide women writers are now opting to compose works in a variety of creative forms ranging from the bande dessinée to the journal to the photo essay to récits of all sorts, expanding our conceptions of generic classification by playing with everything from titles to formats within the written work. This inventiveness includes a great deal of attention to visual arts and music, occasionally through the integration of works of art and musical notations in the text itself, and other times through allusions to artistic and musical pieces, or even through the construction of passages that liken literature to these other art forms. Authors are more and more impressively contributing to their own publishing profiles by writing “autobiographically” in variations that elude any clear categorization, but that reveal intimate details in texts that embody movement, progression, and development in exciting new terms.

This chapter in question provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution of cardiomyopathy classifications, tracing the historical development of key concepts that have shaped the primary categorizations recognized in medical literature. It offers a critical analysis of the present state of cardiomyopathy classifications, exploring the nuances and contentious points within the latest frameworks proposed by leading health authorities such as the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) and the American Heart Association (AHA). The narrative also encompasses the inception and transformation of the term ‘cardiomyopathy’ itself, culminating in the adoption of morphological-functional types that are crucial to the clinical management of these heart muscle disorders.

What is the process of naturalization of the immigrant soldiers? This chapter presents the life story of Alexa, whose life started in Latin America. Her immigrant journey started when she was young, when she first went to eastern Europe and from there to the United States. Here, after years working as doméstica, Alexa decided to enlist in the U.S. Army. Throughout her immigrant journey, Alexa strove to integrate, but she was always aware of falling short. The military seem to offer her this opportunity, as well as access to higher education. Alexa embraced her enlistment. However, when facing health issues, she relayed that many of the interconnected categorizations of race/ethnicity, class, and gender she faced in civilian life were duplicated in the military.

What is the process of naturalization of the immigrant soldiers? This chapter presents the life story of Lily, whose life began during communist Romania and who decided to come to the United States. When life changed unexpectedly, Lily decided to enlist in the U.S. Air Force. Here, she began her journey of naturalization through everyday performative practices. Lily’s desire to succeed in the military and beyond was both aided and hindered by interconnected categorizations of race/ethnicity, class, and gender. In spite of her many successes, Lily’s story ends by showing how her immigrant status was not erased in the military, but impeded her social mobility.

This study investigates the impact of teaching practices based on the values ​​of love and fraternity to promote an inclusive and peaceful school environment, using the metaphor of the educational garden. The teacher is seen as a gardener who cultivates fertile soil (ecosystemic thinking), where the main plants are love and fraternity. The research used a qualitative approach based on the content analysis of questionnaires applied online to 729 students from more than 40 courses at the Catholic University of Brasília, ensuring diversity and accessibility in data collection. For data analysis, the content analysis technique (BARDIN, 2011) was used, which allows the systematic categorization of responses and the identification of emerging patterns. The data were organized into four main categories: (1) Dialogue and Active Listening, (2) Empathy and Acceptance, (3) Respect and Inclusion, and (4) Encouragement of Critical Thinking. The results indicated that humanizing and inclusive pedagogical practices are widely valued by students and have a positive impact on their school experiences. The study proposes innovative guidelines for public policies, differentiating itself from previous research by establishing a structured model for implementing these values ​​in educational practice. The study makes an unprecedented contribution by demonstrating how the inclusion of humanizing values ​​in the formulation of public policies can transform the school environment, promoting more effective teaching and learning practices.

The Serbian Journal of the Medical Chamber is published by the Medical Chamber of Serbia, with the University of Belgrade Institute for Medical Research as co-publisher. The Journal annually publishes a minimum of forty previously unpublished original scientific research articles, professional papers, reviews, short communications, editorials, meta-analyses, case reports, and other articles, in all areas of medicine, pharmacy, and dental medicine, in both Serbian and English. It is published four times a year under an open-access policy, using a double-blind peer-review process, and is available in both print and electronic formats. The Journal fosters continued professional development and free and open exchange of scientific knowledge, research results, breakthroughs, and clinical experience by providing open, free-ofcharge, and unlimited access to all articles immediately upon online publication and charging no fees for article submission or processing. Eminent national and international academicians, professors, and experts constitute the Editorial Board, Advisory Board, and Editorial Office of the Journal. In 2023, the Journal received the M54 categorization from the Ministry of Science, Technological Development and Innovation of the Republic of Serbia. It is indexed by the Serbian Citation Index, and data on the Journal can be found on KoBSON. Responding to one of the greatest global public health challenges in modern history, the Journal dedicated one of its earlier issues to the COVID-19 pandemic, inviting medical professionals to contribute to the understanding of this disease by sharing research results and clinical experience. The Journal continues to provide a platform for various nationally, regionally, and internationally relevant public health issues by publishing articles focusing on topics such as HIV/AIDS, smoking, immunization, infectious disease control, preventive measures in primary health care, the prevalence of depression, non-medical prescription drug use, safety and health issues pertaining to the medical profession, etc. Celebrating the fourth anniversary of its first issue, as a relatively new journal, the Serbian Journal of the Medical Chamber strives to complement the activity of other Serbian medical journals with a much longer and more established tradition, such as the Serbian Journal of Public Health, published by the Institute of Public Health of Serbia Dr Milan Jovanović Batut.

Biology is a good source of analogies for engineering design. One approach of retrieving biological analogies is to perform keyword searches on natural-language sources such as books, journals, etc. A challenge of retrieving information from natural-language sources is the potential requirement to process a large number of search results. This paper describes a categorization method that organizes a large group of diverse biological information into meaningful categories. The benefits of the categorization functionality are demonstrated through a case study on the redesign of a fuel cell bipolar plate. In this case study, our categorization method reduced the effort to systematically identify biological phenomena by up to ∼80%.

The List of scientific journals of the Higher Attestation Commission (HAC) is gradually turning into a complex information system tied to the normative documents of the HAC, bibliometric data from eLibrary.ru, decisions of the expert councils of the HAC and working groups engaged in the analysis, ranking and categorization of the journals of the List. An urgent task is to create an officially recognized information system that ensures the filling and development of the List of HAC with access interfaces for different categories of users. The system should include an open interface addressed to the degree applicant to verify compliance with the requirements of the HAC for publications in journals from the List.

Abstract The fresh food cold supply chain industry needs to balance environmental, social, and economic aspects to maintain the market existence. Sustainable fresh food cold supply chain is one of the recent beneficial fields that can balance environmental, social, and economic aspects. To better understand the sustainable fresh food cold supply chain, it is necessary to conduct comprehensive review research. The primary purpose of this research is to explore different insights from the existed literature that can help better achieve sustainable development of the fresh food cold supply chain. To examine various insights and gaps in sustainable fresh food cold supply chain, 142 papers are selected from the SCOPUS database (January 2001 to August 2021). The selected papers are categorized on the basis of year, authors, organizations, journals, citations, status of the country. The categorization of selected papers helps to explore various gaps. Such as SFFCSC has been studied more in developed countries and less studied in developing countries during the time between 2001 and 2017, while from 2018 till August 2021, the studies of SFFCSC in developing countries are more than in developed countries. The selection of papers in this study is limited to English publications and the SCOPUS database, which are the limitations of this study. KEYWORDS: Literature review; Sustainable fresh food cold supply chain; Sustainability; Descriptive analysis

RESUMO A sociedade atual vive em um contexto tumultuoso, sendo comum as pessoas viverem de forma mais estressadas, se alimentando mal e convivendo cada vez menos com as pessoas, perdendo oportunidades de fazer e manter relacionamentos pessoais. Como este estilo de vida está saturado, gerando problemas de saúde aos indivíduos, existem diversos estudos que comprovam a tendência de que as pessoas buscarão um melhor aproveitamento do seu tempo, com um maior contato com a natureza, dando valor ao seu próprio bem-estar, prestando mais atenção no que consome e em como consome, assim como a valorização do prazer de estar em um meio social. Nesse contexto, o objetivo deste trabalho é contribuir por meio da visão sistêmica e do design, o incentivo e a prática da filosofia Slow Food, e dessa forma, promover a preocupação com uma saudável forma de alimentação e a ação colaborativa entre as pessoas, em que um indivíduo possa cooperar com o outro, resgatando o convívio e socialização. Assim, pretende-se atuar em pequenas unidades urbanas externas, como prédios, condomínios, praças e avenidas com intuito de criação de um artefato que motive a prática dessa filosofia, assim como impulsione também as práticas colaborativas nestes locais, buscando a integração social e desenvolvimento econômico e ambiental, atendendo os princípios da sustentabilidade e o desenvolvimento local. O método de pesquisa usado é descritivo, em que se observou e analisou as situações e relações dos indivíduos, tanto de forma individual quanto as relações em sociedade. Os instrumentos escolhidos para coleta de dados foram o questionário, entrevistas e observações abertas, feitas informalmente ao decorrer das entrevistas. 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