Silver 2,4'-Bipyridine Coordination Polymer for the High-Capacity Trapping of Perrhenate, A Pertechnetate Surrogate.

Pertechnetate, the most stable form of the radionuclide Tc in aerobic aqueous systems, is a hazardous anion present in nuclear waste. Its high mobility in water makes the remediation of the anion challenging. In the past decade, significant effort has been placed into finding materials capable of adsorbing this species.

How deep do we have to go to rehabilitate evolutionary psychology? Reply to Bjorklund et al. (2022).

Disciplines like evolutionary developmental psychology admirably focus on trying to rehabilitate narrow evolutionary psychology (NEP) from within, by adding a developmental focus to NEP's tenets of adaptationism and computationalism. We argue, however, that these tenets are fundamentally incompatible with taking psychology and its development seriously, and that the kinds of modifications introduced by evolutionary developmental psychologists do not go deep enough to qualitatively change the nondevelopmental outlook of NEP. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2022 APA, all rights reserved).

Evolving evolutionary psychology.

Which evolutionary theory can best benefit psychological theory, research, and application? The most well-known school of evolutionary psychology has a narrow conceptual perspective (a.k.a.

Community-Based Home Health Programs and Chronic Disease: Synthesis of the Literature.

Purpose Of Study: This article reviewed and evaluated literature on the various community-based home health programs and their effectiveness at preventing hospital admissions in adults. The research question addressed is as follows: Do community-based home health programs decrease hospital admissions in adult patients with chronic disease?

Primary Practice Setting: The primary practice setting evaluated in this review of the literature was community-based home health programs.

Methodology And Sample: In this literature review, a seven-step review method was utilized to assess the evidence.

Undergraduate students' knowledge of infant and child development in a sample from a religiously-oriented university.

Knowledge of child rearing is based on many factors. In the present study, 85 undergraduates (56 women, 46 Catholic) enrolled in psychology classes at a private university completed the Student Knowledge of Child Development Scale. Analysis showed a moderate relationship between scale scores with whether participants had taken a child development class and whether participants stated highest priority was a career or marriage and children.