Suicidal Behavior at Work Scales: Development and Validation of the Work-Related Suicidal Ideation, Defeat, and Entrapment Brief Scales by Rovira-Millán, Lillian Vanessa, Blanco-Rovira, Rafael Arturo, López-Iglesias, Ana Carolina, Rosario-Hernández, Ernesto

“…Suicide is a health problem around the world, since suicide rates among Americans aged 45 to 54 is the highest, and most of these individuals were employed at the time of their death. Thus, there is a need to better understand suicidal behavior at work by developing appropriate measurement instruments in order to create prevention and treatment programs. …”
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Polychoric/Tetrachoric Matrix or Pearson Matrix? A methodological study. by Dominguez Lara, Sergio Alexis

“…The use of product-moment correlation of Pearson is common in most studies in factor analysis in psychology, but it is known that this statistic is only applicable when the variables related are in interval scale and normally distributed, and when are used in ordinal data may to produce a distorted correlation matrix . Thus is a suitable option using polychoric/tetrachoric matrices in item-level factor analysis when the items are in level measurement nominal or ordinal. …”
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Old Collections, New Data: First Results Of The Analysis Of The Bioarchaeological Collections Of The Lower Parana Wetland by Mazza, Bárbara Pamela

“…The aim of this paper is to report on some characteristics of these bioarchaeological collections through the analysis of the 252 individuals that comprise them. Thus, we proceeded to the sex determination and age estimation of the sample, and to the record of taphonomic variables; the latter with the purpose of identifying the possible burial context where these individuals came from. …”
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The wichi interpreter: rights and challenges by Palmer, John Hillary

“…After a brief sociolinguistic contextualization of the Wichi language (Mataguayan language family), this paper examines, on the one hand, the rights of the Wichi of the Argentine to have a bilingual interpreter in their dealings with the State and, on the other hand, the different obstacles and challenges that Wichi interpreters face in carrying out their task. Thus, three judicial cases are commented upon in order to show not only the complexity of the problem, but also the ambiguities and inconsistencies that lead to a disregard for the right to legitimate defense and, therefore, harm the Wichi people, legally and morally. …”
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Wichi plant morphology: an ethnobiological study by Suárez, María Eugenia

“…I conclude that: a) there isn’t a vernacular term for the category “plant”, although lhile may be acquiring this new meaning; b) for culturally relevant species, there are specific terms and suffixes to derivate the name of fruits, thus the analysis of terms is a useful way to identify species and resources of local importance; c) there is an idea of repetition or reiteration in the general plant structure which is reflected in the form of naming some plant parts; d) there are morphological, functional, positional and symbolic criteria behind the names of plant parts; and e) nomenclature of plant parts can reflect the loss of practices and/or knowledge on some wild species.…”
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“Studying was the only way to change my destiny”: Chinese migrant women’s positionings regarding their role in the family at Buenos Aires city by Denardi, Luciana Emilia, Luo, Chenxi

“…Specifically, our research question is how these women position themselves in relation to the roles that are presented to them from the cultural configurations of origin and residence. Thus, the proposal is part of a broader discussion on migration and gender, and among studies on Chinese migrant women. …”
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Introducción a la interpretación : sección Inglés by Gava, Ileana Yamina, Aguirre Sotelo, Evangelina

“…It is worth noting that these materials already provide students with ample practice in the various competences needed to engage in interpreting tasks; however, we believe there is a need for more systematic work on the development of specific learning strategies that may empower students to identify their strengths and weaknesses regarding their discourse competence in interpreting. Thus, it is expected that the students will profit from the class practice and online activities designed for this pedagogical proposal, which focus on working on critical thinking skills and raising the interpreters in-training awareness of particular learning strategies, such as assessing their own performance and the performance of others in a systematic and guided way. …”
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JACQUES RANCIÈRE AND THE PROBLEM OF WHEN “POLITICS EXISTS”. EQUALITY AS FOUNDATION AND ITS (DE)POLITICIZING CONSEQUENCES by Gambarotta, Emiliano

“…Briefly, I aim to accomplish an “immanent critique” of his theory, focused in how the author conceives the relation between knowledge and politics. Thus, I will first study those factors that lead knowledge (philosophical, sociological, etc.) to suppress politics, and the dispute that characterize it, according to Rancière. …”
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THE MICROPHYSIC OF BORDERS. CRIMINALIZATION, RACIALIZATION AND DEPORTATION OF COLOMBIAN MIGRANTS IN ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE by Stang, María Fernanda, Stefoni, Carolina

“…Migrants are placed across multiple lines: race, ethnic, class, gender and territorial boundaries within the city, thus deportation and rejection are the result of a previous process of systematic exclusion.We used a qualitative approach in this research, mainly through interviews with key informants, mostly actors linked to the generation and implementation of public policies —officials of the regional and local government, national legislators by the region, officials of the security forces, etc. …”
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Soil pore distribution as affected by cattle trampling under no-till and reduced-till systems by Iglesias, J.O., Galantini, J.A., Krüger, H., Venanzi, S.

“…Soil pore size affects soil air and water dynamics, and thus influence crop productivity. The aim of this study was to evaluate the impact of reduced-tillage (RT) and no-tillage (NT) systems on soil pore distribution under animal grazing. …”
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Adolescent mortality beyond external causes. An analysis in Argentina in the 2005-2007 and 2015-2017 triennia by Rojas Cabrera, Eleonora, Peranovich, Andrés, Rodríguez López, Santiago, Tumas, Natalia

“…All these in order to provide a more comprehensive health care of adolescents, and thus achieve healthier and more sustainable societies in the future.…”
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Eroticism Organization in Independent Contemporary Dance in Paravachasca Valley (Córdoba, Argentina) by Bertea, Francisco Miguel Fernando

“…One of its composition lines is an ethics of care, related to a feminist ethics. Thus, this analysis seeks to contribute to the study of eroticism in contemporary dance, and does so from the interior of the province.…”
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Sublimation and black melancholy: the creation of Yves Saint-Laurent by Jodeau-Belle, Laetitia

“…Our hypothesis, in fact, is that the sublimatory montage, as stated from childhood by the artist of «machinery», enabled him to supplement the forclusion of symbolic and to counteract, to some extent, the urge of death. He was thus able to call himself «the creator of all women», which is the appointment of an exceptional position. …”
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Geoarchaeological and taphonomic study of palimpsests in the dunes of Sayape locality (San Luis, Argentina) by Storchi Lobos, Daniela

“…This study sought to understand the depositional contexts, changes in the landscape, the taphonomic history of the remains, the agents responsible for their occurrence and provides data on the chronologies of these palimpsests. Thus it was possible to establish that: 1) a large proportion of remains were buried under one or more soils and had contact with groundwater before their exposure; 2) the local environmental conditions were stable during certain periods of the Holocene, with scarce to absent erosion and aggradation, and variations in water availability over time; 3) most lithic materials and pottery show light abrasion; 5) all lithic materials are of anthropic origin and the smallest artifacts represent an unintentional microscale lithification of the landscape; 6) OSL dates indicate that the studied archaeological assemblages are lying on a late Pleistocene surface which may correspond to any moment of the current interglacial. …”
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Actualistic taphonomic study of the rodents digested by the Achala culpeo fox (Lycalopex culpaeus smithersi) in the highlands of central Argentina by Coll, Daiana Geraldine, Montalvo, Claudia Inés, Fernández, Fernando Julián, Pia, Monica Valeria, Mondini, Nora Mariana

“…These resultscontribute to the understanding of regional taphonomic processes and of digestivemodifications by Lycalopex foxes generally, and are thus relevant to interpreting the presence of micromammal remains in the archaeological and palaeontological recordsand the impact of these foxes in their formation.…”
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Archaeometric contributions to agropastoral production research in Aguada society (Ambato Valley, Catamarca) by Dantas, Mariana, Figueroa, Germán Gabriel

“…For this time period and region under study, we propose the existence of an intensive integrated agro-pastoral production model, limited to a small geographic area. Thus, through cultivated plant species identification, knowledge about camelid origins and herds management, coupled with possible manure use as fertilizer to increase agricultural production, we will have new elements to analyze the proposed model feasibility. …”
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Antifungal and post-antifungal effects of chlorhexidine, fluconazole, chitosan and its combinations on Candida albicans by Azcurra, A. I., Calamari, S. E., Bojanich, M. A., Barembaum, S. R., Berdicevski, Nora

“…As a whole, our results imply that short exposures to sub-inhibitory concentrations of the antifungal agents under analysis, isolated or combined, can modulate the way virulence factors get manifested, thus decreasing their pathogenicity.…”
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