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- ItemFOUR SUCCESSFUL SHORT-TERM PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPIES STUDIED THROUGH GENERIC CHANGE INDICATORS(RAFFLES CONNECT PTE LTD, 2009) Echavarri, O.; Gonzalez, A.; Krause, M.; Tomicic, A.; Perez, C.; Dagnino, P.; De la Parra, G.; Valdes, N.; Altimir, C.; Vilches, O.; Strasser, K.; Ramirez, I.; Reyes, L.Therapeutic change was studied in four short-term psychodynamic oriented therapies. Micro-changes were analyzed through the hierarchy of Generic Change Indicators (CI) and through the "subjective discomfort", "interpersonal relationships" and "social role" scales of Lamberts' OQ-45.2. The four therapies showed a positive correlation between the evolution of sessions and the hierarchical level of change indicators. Two of these were measured with OQ-45.2, session by session, and showed a significant correlation between progress of sessions and therapeutic effect. In one of these the results indicated that the session evolution effect in "subjective discomfort" decreased significantly when intra session CI was also included. This led to the formulation of an hypothesis regarding the significant role of the CI in therapeutic outcome.
- ItemLimitations and relevance of biological nitrogen fixation during postglacial succession in Cordillera Darwin, Tierra del Fuego, Chile(2017) Armesto, Juan J.; Aravena, J.; Silva, W.; Perez, C.
- ItemMycophenolate Mofetil Therapy in Refractory Inflammatory Eye Disease(2016) Cuchacovich, M.; Solanes, Federica; Perez, C.; Verdaguer, J.; Castiglione, E.; Carpentier, C.; Traipe, L.; Villarroel, F.
- ItemResidential curbside waste collection programs design : A multicriteria and participatory approach using choosing by advantages(2021) Perez, C.; Arroyo Riquelme, Paz; Richards, C.; Mourgues Álvarez, Claudio Enrique
- ItemSimultaneous production of ethanol and kraft pulp from pine (Pinus radiata) using steam explosion(ELSEVIER SCI LTD, 1995) Martin, R.S.; Perez, C.; Briones, R.Radiata pine chips (Pinus radiata) were pretreated by steam explosion, for the simultaneous production of ethanol and pulp. Ethanol was produced fr om the depolymerized hemicellulose fraction recovered after the explosion, while kraft pulp was produced from the steam-exploded chips. The conditions that best balanced sugar recovery and fibre quality were the use of steam alone, at 220 degrees C and short reaction times (e.g. <2 min). After treatment with acid, to depolymerize short-chain oligosaccharides, the hemicellulose hydrolyzate was fermentable to ethanol by yeasts with sugar consumption above 80%. The use of steam explosion reduced the consumption of pulping chemicals. However fibre damage, although minimized significantly at lower reaction times, yielded pulps with lower physical properties than those obtained in conventional kraft pulping.