Publications by authors named "Abigail C Davis"
Phenotypic traits associated with light capture and phylogenetic relationships were characterized in 34 strains of diversely pigmented marine and freshwater cryptophytes. Nuclear SSU and partial LSU rDNA sequence data from 33 of these strains plus an additional 66 strains produced a concatenated rooted maximum likelihood tree that classified the strains into 7 distinct clades. Molecular and phenotypic data together support: (i) the reclassification of Cryptomonas irregularis NIES 698 to the genus Rhodomonas, (ii) revision of phycobiliprotein (PBP) diversity within the genus Hemiselmis to include cryptophyte phycocyanin (Cr-PC) 569, (iii) the inclusion of previously unidentified strain CCMP 2293 into the genus Falcomonas, even though it contains cryptophyte phycoerythrin 545 (Cr-PE 545), and (iv) the inclusion of previously unidentified strain CCMP 3175, which contains Cr-PE 545, in a clade with PC-containing Chroomonas species.
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- Evidence-based treatments (EBTs) are not widely used in community therapy settings, possibly due to insufficient training methods for therapists.
- A review of 55 studies shows that multi-component training programs are the most effective in improving psychotherapy skills, while methods like reading and workshops often fail to yield positive results.
- The review highlights gaps in research, including the need for more investigation into train-the-trainer approaches and the importance of follow-up support after workshops to maintain training effectiveness.*