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Kindliche Viktimisierung als Faktor in der Entwicklung sexueller Delinquenz
No full text„Inwiefern besteht ein Zusammenhang zwischen kindlicher Viktimisierung und der Wahrscheinlichkeit der späteren Entwicklung sexueller Delinquenz?“. Zur Beantwortung der Forschungsfrage wird eine literaturgestützte Methodik gewählt. Die Auswahl relevanter Literatur erfolgt auf interdisziplinäre Basis, da die Thematik der kindlichen Viktimisierung und sexuellen Delinquenz verschiedene Fachrichtungen umfasst. Psychologische, kriminologische und gesellschaftliche Perspektiven werden integriert, um die Komplexität des Themas zu erfassen und aus vielschichtigen Blickwinkeln zu beleuchten
Voluntaris – Zeitschrift für Freiwilligendienste und zivilgesellschaftliches Engagement. Sonderband: Wandel im Engagement: Empirische Erkenntnisse zu Digitalisierung, gesellschaftlicher Partizipation und Förderstrukturen
No full textRecall for Good: Flexible Retrospective Mobile In-App Topic Tracking in a Privacy-Friendly Local-First Approach
No full textEinführung in das Handbuch: Zivilgesellschaftliches Engagement und Freiwilligendienste im Spiegel gesellschaftlicher Entwicklungen und interdisziplinärer Forschung
No full textDiskriminierung und Empowerment von Menschen auf dem aromantischen und asexuellen Spektrum. Eine qualitative Analyse von Erfahrungen und Perspektiven junger Aspecs.
No full textUntersuchung des Einflusses einer Musikvisualisierung auf die ästhetische Erfahrung des Publikums bei einer Live-Musikdarbietung in Mixed Reality [Abstract]
No full textRechte Gewalt in Rostock-Lichtenhagen 1992: Zu Gelingensbedingungen einer anerkennenden Erinnerungskultur
No full textBildungsarbeit von NS-Gedenkstätten und -Erinnerungsorten in NRW zum Thema Rechtsextremismus: Ergebnisse einer empirischen Studie des Forschungsschwerpunktes Rechtsextremismus/Neonazismus der Hochschule Düsseldorf
No full textCondensation Flow of Refrigerants Inside Mini and Microchannels: A Review
No full textNowadays, the demand for obtaining high heat flux values in small volumes has increased with the development of technology. Condensing flow inside mini- and microchannels has been becoming a promising solution for refrigeration, HVAC, air-conditioning, heat pumps, heat pipes, and electronic cooling applications. In these applications, employing mini/microchannels in the condenser design results in the working fluid, generally refrigerant, undergoing a phase change inside the mini/microchannels. On the other hand, the reduction in the hydraulic diameter during condensation gives rise to different flow regimes and heat transfer mechanisms in the mini- and microchannels compared to the conventional channels. Therefore, the understanding of fluid flow and heat transfer characteristics during condensation of refrigerant inside mini- and microchannels has been gaining importance in terms of condenser design. This study presents a state-of-the-art review of condensation studies on refrigerants inside mini- and microchannels. The review includes experimental studies as well as correlation models, which are developed to predict condensation heat transfer coefficients and pressure drop. The refrigerant type, thermodynamical performance, and compatibility, as well as the environmental effects of refrigerant, play a decisive role in the design of refrigeration systems. Therefore, the environmental impacts of refrigerants and current regulations against them are also discussed in the present review
Age- and Sex-Related Differences in Music Requests on a Radio Show for Children
No full textIn research on the development of musical preferences, children are often asked either to evaluate musical pieces that have been previously selected by adult experimenters, or to give self-reports on preferences for different musical styles. This study involved analyzing a sample of 1,412 freely and publicly expressed music requests from children aged between 4 and 11 years taken from a German radio program, with regard to age- and sex-specific differences. The music was categorized into genres, as listed on Spotify, and examined using methods of music information retrieval provided by the Spotify Developer application programming interface. Results showed that, at younger ages, the requests were generally more evenly distributed across different genres. Regarding single genres, we observed small positive relationships between age and the likelihood of requesting the genres pop or electro and small negative relationships between age and the likelihood of requesting A capella, German songwriter, indie, theme songs, or children's music. Furthermore, we found that boys requested significantly more rock or hip-hop, whereas girls had a higher tendency to ask for pop. Finally, age- (but no sex-) related differences regarding the Spotify features of valence and liveness of the requested music were found, which were related to the preference for children's music at younger ages. The results thus suggest that previous findings regarding differences between boys and girls and an increasing formation of distinct genre preferences during infancy also apply to single song requests made on a radio show