Psychological safety, authentic leadership and social networks : A psycho-structural approach to the study of groups

Tese de Doutoramento em Psicologia na área de especialização de Psicologia das Organizações apresentada ao ISPA - Instituto Universitário

Rating corporate groups a modelling experience

This paper aims to provide a model that allows BPI to measure the credit risk, through its rating scale, of the subsidiaries included in the corporate groups who are their clients. This model should be simple enough to be applied in practice, accurate, and must give consistent results in comparison to what have been the ratings given by the bank. The model proposed includes operational, strategic, and financial factors and ends up giving one of three results: no support, partial support, or full support from the holding to the subsidiary, and each of them translates in adjustments in each subsidiary’s credit rating. As it would be expectable, most of the subsidiaries should have the same credit rating of its parent company.

Pratiques comptables des hôpitaux et faisabilité d'un calcul de coûts basés sur les Diagnosis Related Groups

Travaux effectués dans le cadre de l'étude "Case Mix" menée par l'Institut universitaire de médecine sociale et préventive de Lausanne et le Service de la santé publique et de la planification sanitaire du canton de Vaud, en collaboration avec les cantons de Berne, Fribourg, Genève, Jura, Neuchâtel, Soleure, Tessin et Valais

Psychometrics of the Dyadic Coping Inventory in three language groups

This article introduces the Dyadic Coping Inventory (DCI; Bodenmann, 2008) and aims (1) to investigate the reliability and aspects of the validity of the Italian and French versions of the DCI, and (2) to replicate its factor structure and reliabilities using a new Swiss German sample. Based on 216 German-, 378 Italian-, and 198 French-speaking participants, the factor structure of the original German inventory was able to be replicated by using principal components analysis in all three groups after excluding two items in the Italian and French versions. The latter were shown to be as reliable as the German version with the exception of the low reliabilities of negative dyadic coping in the French group. Confirmatory factor analyses provided additional support for delegated dyadic coping and evaluation of dyadic coping. Intercorrelations among scales were similar across all three languages groups with a few exceptions. Previous findings could be replicated in all three groups, showing that aspects of dyadic coping were more strongly related to marital quality than to dyadic communication. The use of the dyadic coping scales in the actor-partner interdependence model, the common fate model, and the mutual influence model is discussed.

Impact of relative size and language on the attitudes between nations and linguistic groups : The case of Switzerland

This study explores the impact of relative size on the intra- and intergroup attitudes of groups who either share a language or have a different language. For that purpose, we examined international attitudes, comparing a small nation, Switzerland, and two larger nations, Germany and France. We found support for the assumption that large neighbouring nations pose a threat to the smaller nation's identity, especially when they are linguistically similar. Consequently, in line with Tajfel's Social Identity Theory (1978), the smaller nation's inhabitants evaluate those of the larger nation less positively, liking them less and perceiving them to be more arrogant than vice versa. By investigating the special case of the French-speaking and the German-speaking Swiss as linguistic groups within their own nation we were able to demonstrate that these groups seek support with the larger-linguistically-similar nation to defend themselves against the more direct in-country threat to their identity. They acknowledge the similarity with the larger nation, yet keep defending their social identity by expressing a dislike for this perceived similarity.

Le vieux caporal : drame en cinq actes. [suivi de] Diane de lys et de camélias, ou La femme du monde légère, liée à un homme bilieux qui n'entend pas la plaisanterie : grande parodie en 3 petits tableaux. Livr. 121 / par MM. Dumanoir et d'Ennery ; par MM. Delacour et Lambert Thiboust

Collection : Théâtre contemporain illustré ; 121e et 122e livraisons

Le vieux caporal : drame en cinq actes. [suivi de] Diane de lys et de camélias, ou La femme du monde légère, liée à un homme bilieux qui n'entend pas la plaisanterie : grande parodie en 3 petits tableaux. Livr. 122 / par MM. Dumanoir et d'Ennery ; par MM. Delacour et Lambert Thiboust

Collection : Théâtre contemporain illustré ; 121e et 122e livraisons

古列女傳Gu lie nü zhuan.Vies des héroïnes antiques.

Par Liu Xiang (Ier siècle avant notre ère), avec diverses préfaces ; belle édition illustrée de 1606.8 livres. — Cat. imp., liv. 57, f. 21.

古今列女傳演義Gu jin lie nü zhuan yan yi.Vies développées des héroïnes antiques et modernes.

Par You long zi, de Dong hai ; préface non datée, par l'auteur. Édition du pavillon Chang chun, gravée à Wu, au pavillon San duo.6 livres.

續英烈傳Xu ying lie zhuan. Autre titre : 繡像永樂定鼎全誌Xiu xiang yong luo ding ding quan zhi.Histoire illustrée de l'avènement de Yong luo.

Par Kong gu lao ren. Préface sans date. Édition de la salle Lu yi (1825).5 livres (34 hui).