The effectiveness of early intervention involving parents determines the success services for children with autism. study aims to deepen our understanding how Muslim developed patience in educating, training, and teaching their autistic children. This used phenomenology explore characteristics a low-income class. Respondents were four mothers who actively caring registered Autism Service Center...

This paper investigates extensions to feed-forward queueing networks of an algorithm to set staffing levels (the number of servers) to stabilize performance in anMt/GI/st +GI multiserver queue with a time-varying arrival rate. The model has a non-homogeneous Poisson process (NHPP), customer abandonment, and non-exponential service and patience distributions. For a single queue, simulation exper...

This paper describes our ongoing research effort to explore how personality types factor into HRI; in particular, the degree of patience a person has when teaching an error-prone robot in a learning from demonstration setting. Our goal is to establish personality metrics that will ultimately allow for the design of algorithms that automatically tune robot behavior to best suit user preferences ...

The HOPE Scale was introduced with initial validity evidence at the 2009 AERA conference. Based on these results a new validity study was conducted on revisions made to the Scale. Items were added and the HOPE Scale was completed by a new sample of 71 teachers on their respective 1700 students. Using these data, the HOPE Scale was evaluated using confirmatory factor analysis and multi-group CFA...

Introduction: The growing trend of cancer incidence in the past few decades and its effects on physical, psychological, spiritual, and social dimensions both in patients and their families make cancer one of the major health hazards of the century. Of all cancers, breast cancer (BC) is the most prevalent among females. Thus, the current study aimed at comparing three components of BC between fe...