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Replication Data for: From Influence to Impact: How Transformational Leadership Shapes Employee Behavior Through Psychological Activation
No full textThis study investigates how transformational leadership impacts pro-environmental and proactive work behaviors through key employee psychological states: self-efficacy, change orientation, and positive affect
Latin American Press Review, Program 1973-28, 1973 June 27
No full textPart I: Chile's post-coup developments reported by The New York Times, highlighting concerns over the safety of political exiles and foreigners, with proposals for UN-supervised refuge facing junta skepticism. International condemnation grows, particularly from authors' groups denouncing censorship. The Times exposes military plotting against Allende since 1972, detailing the coup's execution involving preemptive arrests and collaboration with civilian groups amid dissatisfaction with Allende's government. Armed resistance persists, with Senator Luis Corvalán apprehended, and the regime expresses openness to negotiate compensation for nationalized copper mines. Pablo Neruda's death sparks defiance against the junta, but his missing manuscripts reflect concerns over repression. Neruda's life, activism, and commitment to social change underscore the intertwined nature of poetry and political engagement during Chile's tumultuous period. Part II:The Mapuche people in Chile have endured ongoing struggles for land rights and equality, navigating through various governmental responses that have shaped their circumstances. Initially facing proposals facilitating land seizures under the Frei government in the early 1960s, the Mapuches organized into a National Confederation, successfully opposing such measures in Congress. With the Allende regime, efforts were made to integrate the Mapuches into Chilean society, though disagreements over control of an Indian affairs corporation led to prolonged negotiations. Concurrently, the Revolutionary Left Movement (MIR) collaborated with Mapuche leaders. However, legal complexities and clashes with small landowners fueled tensions, leading to accusations of lawlessness and the formation of armed vigilante groups. Government interventions in expropriated properties empowered workers but also faced challenges in addressing Mapuche employment transitions and entrenched prejudices. Despite these challenges, there was a growing willingness to engage in dialogue and recognize Mapuche rights, although tensions persisted, as seen in a fatal incident involving armed landowner vigilantes. Files include CSVs of the annotated transcriptions and lists of places, people, organizations, subjects, and media sources mentioned in the radio program
Campus Climate and Sense of Belonging Explain the Relationship Between DEI Initiatives and Mental Health of LGBTQ+ College Students
No full textThese data are for the research presented in the article, "Campus Climate and Sense of Belonging Explain the Relationship Between DEI Initiatives and Mental Health of LGBTQ+ College Students.
Youth Engagement and Influence in Online Cannabis Communities: A Longitudinal Analysis of r/Dabs and r/DailyDabbers
No full textThis is the Data Repository for Youth Engagement and Influence in Online Cannabis Communities: A Longitudinal Analysis of r/Dabs and r/DailyDabbers
This dataset supports the manuscript “Youth Engagement and Influence in Online Cannabis Communities: A Longitudinal Analysis of r/Dabs and r/DailyDabbers.” It contains cleaned Reddit posts and comments, along with derived network measures and classification outputs, used to analyze youth participation, influencer dynamics, and topic evolution across two cannabis-focused communities. Data were collected via Arctic Shift scraping, organized into growth epochs, and supplemented with LLM-based user age classification and BERTopic topic modeling. These files provide the underlying evidence for the paper’s findings and can be rehydrated or extended for future computational social science and public health research.
Contributors : Jackson Sorenson*, Emma MacKenzie, and Dhiraj Murth
AI Literacy and Padlet: Discussion Based Active Learning
No full textOnline presentation for the LiLi Conference (Lifelong Information Literacy
Latin American Press Review, Program 1973-37, 1973 November 29
No full textPart I: In Peru, escalating violence in Cusco and Arequipa underscores serious unrest, fueled by a teachers' strike accused of subversion. President Juan Velasco's confrontational rhetoric heightens tensions. In Chile, Cardinal Silva Henríquez balances delicate church-state relations post-coup, adapting to shifting political dynamics. The silence from the Archbishop's palace signals a cautious approach, amid censorship challenges faced by Mensaje, the church newspaper. The Chilean military's arrest of General Alfredo Bachelet suggests internal dissent within the ranks. Concerns over press freedom persist following the deaths of journalists, amidst international efforts to support Chilean resistance. In Mexico, President Echeverría warns against foreign investment encroaching on Mexican firms, amid controversial state company privatizations aimed at economic development. Recent events also include the assassination of a Ford executive in Argentina, reflecting heightened risks for foreign business figures. The Latin American Foreign Minister's Conference in Bogota emphasized regional solidarity, sovereignty support for Panama, and calls for reorganizing US-Latin America relations. Part II: In 1961, discussions in Cuba tackled art's role and freedom of expression under the revolution. Fidel Castro stressed acceptance of diverse expression but intolerance toward counter-revolutionary sentiments. Initiatives like the National School of Cuban Art fostered socially relevant creations. Poster art became a potent tool for revolutionary messages, and architecture focused on housing and public facilities. The National Ballet of Cuba gained acclaim, and efforts promoted authentic Cuban and Latin American music. Revolutionary Cuban cinema thrived with support from an institute dedicated to film education, aiming to democratize access to film. The Cuban Film Institute aimed to dismantle film language barriers, despite economic constraints and the US blockade. Cuban cinema faced the challenge of reflecting a changing reality without solidifying experiences. Files include CSVs of the annotated transcriptions and lists of places, people, organizations, subjects, and media sources mentioned in the radio program
Imposter phenomenon in teaching librarians
No full textPresented at Texas Library Association's District 9 annual meeting
Who’s Afraid of Dark Romance
No full textPresented at Women’s and Gender Studies 41st All-University Annual Conference at Texas Tech University
Conference homepage: https://eventreg.ads.ttu.edu/event/85/overvie
Gas Fiber Lasers Temperature Distribution Dataset and MATLAB Script
No full textGas Fiber Lasers Temperature Distribution Dataset and MATLAB Scrip