Andréas Müller
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3593356 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Andréas Müller |
| NOMBRES | Andréas |
| APELLIDO | Müller |
| FIRMA | MULLER A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Duisburg-Essen |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1375-6459 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 60 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 38 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 59 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1980 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Das Wachstum der Weltbevölkerung
Geboren 1966; Studium der ev. Theologie in Bethel, Bern (CH), Heidelberg und Thessaloniki (GR); 1998 Promotion; 2003 Habilitation; z.Zt. Vertretungsprofessur für Kirchengeschichte an der Universität Jena.
Multidisciplinary perspectives on participatory research projects of educational sciences, psychology and sociology
In this paper, critical variables in participatory research are addressed from a multidisciplinary perspective on the basis of experiences from previous research projects in educational sciences, psychology, and sociology. An overview of multidisciplinary perspectives on participatory research is provided, including key factors for (successful) participatory processes on an individual and collective level. With that, we aim to stimulate future re…
Evidence for Extracellular Superoxide Dismutase (SOD3), Glutathione and Redox Dynamics in Amniotic Fluid Throughout Gestation
Our findings highlight the dynamic nature of the redox environment in AF and its potential importance for foetal GIT development. The disruption of redox balance by preterm birth or inadequate AF intake during foetal life may have long-term consequences for intestinal development and function. These insights provide a foundation for future clinical studies aimed at enhancing neonatal feeding regimens, particularly for preterm infants and those wi…
Algorithmic management
Overall, the results suggest the COMAMA to be a valid instrument for future research on AM systems and human-centered work design
Entropy, complexity, and spectral features of EEG signals in autism and typical development
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects the brain's function. Electroencephalography (EEG) is a non-invasive technique that measures the electrical activity of the brain and can reveal its dynamics and information processing. This study explores an eyes-opened resting state quantitative EEG analysis of 49 children with ASD and 39 typically developing (TD or Control) children, using various features of entropy…
Improving mental health and well-being of hospital staff
Health workers experience high levels of occupational stress. There is a lack of knowledge about moderators and active ingredients of interventions aiming to reduce occupational stress in health workers. This paper presents results of the mixed-methods process evaluation of the SEEGEN (“SEElische GEsundheit am Arbeitsplatz KrankeNhaus) randomised controlled trial. Employees of three hospitals in Germany were recruited for this trial between 10/20…
Vasoactive Management of Pulmonary Hypertension and Ventricular Dysfunction in Neonates Following Complicated Monochorionic Twin Pregnancies
Early PH and CD are frequent diagnoses in neonates following a complicated MC twin pregnancy, and an individualized vasoactive treatment strategy is required in the management of these infants
The Impact of Time to Initiate Therapeutic Hypothermia on Short-Term Neurological Outcomes in Neonates with Hypoxic–Ischemic Encephalopathy
Based on our findings, it is recommended to prioritize a thorough evaluation of neonatal encephalopathy before initiating therapeutic hypothermia. Early initiation of treatment should be balanced with the time required for precise assessment to ensure better outcomes
The Role of Negative Age Stereotypes and Sociodemographic Factors in the Intention to Leave Among German University Hospital Nursing Staff
Staff shortages are a global problem in the nursing profession. Negative beliefs about older workers may have detrimental effects on the development and performance capacity of an aging workforce. To date, little is known about the impact of age stereotypes and potential factors on nurses' intent to leave (ITL). Therefore, the aim of our study was to assess intention to leave and potential predictors (eg, sociodemographic characteristics and age …
Individual factors determine landing impacts in rested and fatigued cheerleaders
High vertical ground reaction forces (VGRF) during landings following acrobatic elements in artistic gymnastics is associated with trunk and lower extremity injury risk. As similar data regarding injury risk factors in cheerleading are scarce, the purpose of this study was to assess VGRF in pop-off dismounts of rested and fatigued flyers in cheerleaders. Fifteen German cheerleaders were recruited for this study, including seven female flyers and …
What helps hospital staff in times of crisis
Background: Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, hospital workers faced a tremendous workload. The pandemic led to different and additional strain that negatively affected the well-being of employees. This study aims to explore psychosocial resources and strategies that were used by hospital staff. Methods: In the context of an intervention study, employees of three German hospitals were questioned in writing in summer and fall 2020. Five open-ende…
Modelling Authenticity in Science Education
The terms ‘authenticity’ and ‘authentic’ have been used increasingly frequently in educational contexts over the past decades. In science education, authenticity is claimed to be a crucial concept, inter alia, for students’ motivation and interest in science. However, both terms are used, defined and conceptualised in various and ambiguous ways. So far, however, a model to integrate and structure the various conceptualisations, definitions and fi…
“Genes for a role,” “genes as essences”
Biology education research has shown that deeply rooted intuitions can influence students' understanding of biological phenomena. One example is design teleology, the intuition that organisms' traits were designed to fulfill a goal. Another example is psychological essentialism, the intuition that organisms have fixed essences. Past research has found both of these intuitions to be conceptual obstacles for understanding evolution. In our study, w…
Der Briefwechsel Paul Marcs mit Konstantin Jireček (1903 – 1917) und das Corpus der griechischen Urkunden
Article Der Briefwechsel Paul Marcs mit Konstantin Jireček (1903 – 1917) und das Corpus der griechischen Urkunden was published on September 1, 2023 in the journal Byzantinische Zeitschrift (volume 116, issue 3)
Correlation of Different MRI Scoring Systems with Long-Term Cognitive Outcome in Cooled Asphyxiated Newborns
(1) Background: Cerebral MRI plays a significant role in assessing the extent of brain injury in neonates with neonatal encephalopathy after perinatal asphyxia. Over the last decades, several MRI scoring systems were developed to enhance the predictive accuracy of MRI. The aim of this study was to validate the correlation of four established MRI scoring systems with cognitive long-term outcomes in cooled asphyxiated newborns. (2) Methods: Forty n…
D3.4 - Flue gas analysis of wood combustion
The WHO-ITU MyopiaEd Programme
The objective of this paper is to provide an overview of the World Health Organization - International Telecommunication Union MyopiaEd programme - a digital message programme targeting education on myopia and its prevention. The development of the MyopiaEd programme included 4 key steps: (1) Conceptualization and consultation with experts in the field of myopia, mHealth and health behavior change; (2) Creation of SMS message libraries and progra…
Applying risk matrices for assessing the risk of psychosocial hazards at work
Although wide-ranging amendments in health and safety regulations at the European and national level oblige employers to conduct psychosocial risk assessment, it is still under debate how psychosocial hazards can be properly evaluated. For psychosocial hazards, an epidemiological, risk-oriented understanding similar to physical hazards is still missing, why most existing approaches for hazard evaluation insufficiently conceive psychosocial risk a…
Pertl, Julia; Weinberger, Helmut . Registerband zu Herbert Bräuer
Article Pertl, Julia; Weinberger, Helmut. Registerband zu Herbert Bräuer: Slavische Sprachwissenschaft I, II, III. Wien: Praesens Verlag 2020 (= Studia Interdisciplinaria Aenipontana; 31). was published on June 1, 2022 in the journal Kritikon Litterarum (volume 49, issue 1-2)
Motivational outcomes of the science outreach lab S'Cool LAB at Cern
Previous studies highlight the positive effects of science outreach labs, in particular on students' motivational variables. However, out‐of‐school learning is generally associated with high novelty and specific setting characteristics that can impact learning and development. Indeed, previous studies call for further research on students' perception of the learning settings to ensure the best possible use of science outreach labs. This study aim…
Those who need it the most get it the least
Socioemotional selectivity theory and models of lifespan development of resources suggest that older workers may particularly benefit from social resources so as to maintain their well-being throughout their work-life span. However, the age-differential effects of social support at work have been rarely investigated. We hypothesised that age moderates the effects of colleagues' and supervisors' social support on mental strain, with strongest effe…
Work-Related Intervention Needs of Medical Assistants and How to Potentially Address Them according to Supervising General Practitioners
Work stress is common among health care professionals and this observation also holds true for general practitioners (GPs) and their medical assistance staff in Germany. Therefore, prior studies have examined the work-related intervention needs of medical assistants (MAs). We sought to explore potential interventions that may help to address these needs according to GPs' views. Between December 2018 and April 2019 GPs were recruited via physician…
Coalizer
While prior work on coalition theories focuses either solely on office or on policy motivations of parties, more elaborate theories combine both types of motivation. Said combination makes them much more appropriate for explaining coalition formation but also more complex. One possibility to make these models broadly applicable are coalition tools. Since existing tools do not incorporate advances from such theories, we present a new coalition too…
Class Altruism and Redistribution
Why do tax rates vary so much across countries? We study the role of other-regarding preferences and ethnic fragmentation in redistribution. A government is elected by altruistic voters and chooses a redistributive income tax. Altruism is directed towards social identity groups. Three main factors yield low levels of redistribution: (i) strong in-group altruism among rich voters—referred to as class altruism; (ii) weak universal altruism—in parti…
Development and validation of a questionnaire measuring secondary students’ genetic essentialism and teleology (GET) conceptions
In this article, we describe the main phases in the development and validation of a questionnaire measuring secondary students’ teleology and essentialism conceptions in the context of genetics. The validation process involved 714 Swiss and French secondary school students from 14 different schools. The process included interviews, several pilot studies, experts’ feedback, and lasted from January 2017 to May 2018. The final version of the test co…
The moderating effects of job control and selection, optimization, and compensation strategies on the age–work ability relationship
Work ability describes employees' capability to carry out their work with respect to physical and psychological job demands. This study investigated direct and interactive effects of age, job control, and the use of successful aging strategies called selection, optimization, and compensation (SOC) in predicting work ability. We assessed SOC strategies and job control by using employee self‐reports, and we measured employees' work ability using su…
Evaluation of the costs and benefits of motorcycle helmet laws
Since 1976, 28 states have repealed or significantly amended their motorcycle helmet laws. The change in legislation was not based on an evaluation of the costs and benefits of such laws. This paper attempts such an assessment by comparing the cost of motorcycle helmets with the medical costs averted due to helmet use using data primarily based on motorcycle crashes in Colorado, Oklahoma, and South Dakota. Nationwide, at least $61 million could b…
Florida’s Motorcycle Helmet Law Repeal and Fatality Rates
On July 1 2000, the State of Florida exempted adult motorcyclist and moped riders from wearing helmets provided they have medical insurance of $10 000. Monthly time series of motorcycle occupant deaths are examined from 1/1994 to 12/2001. The interrupted time series analysis estimates a 48.6% increase in motorcycle occupant deaths the year after the law change. The impact estimate reduces to 38.2% and 21.3% when trends in travel miles and motorcy…
An evaluation of the effectiveness of motor cycle daytime headlight laws
Currently, 17 states mandate the daytime use of motorcycle headlights. The purpose of these laws is to make the motorcyclists more conspicuous and reduce the number of daytime multi-vehicle collisions. The effectiveness of the laws is examined by comparing the proportion of daytime fatal, front, and side-angle collisions between states with and without such laws. The comparison is based on all motorcycle fatalities recorded by NHTSA for the years…
Warum die Kontrolle abgeben? Die Delegation von Migrationskontrolle aus der Prinzipal-Agent-Perspektive
Territorial Borders as Institutions
In sociological research on territorial borders, theoretical concepts prevail which identify borders with migration control and hence conclude from the contemporary trend to ex-territorialise such controls the dissolution between territories and borders. Such an understanding however prevents to distinguish between different instruments and logics of migration control. Departing from this perspective, the argument is developed that borders are mo…
Business recession, alcohol consumption, drinking and driving laws
In 1982, Oklahoma enacted a series of drinking and driving laws. In the ensuing years, motor vehicle fatalities and fatal crashes were reduced by one-third. Factors contributing to this reduction were examined using interrupted time series analysis of monthly rates of motor vehicle deaths and fatal crashes for the period January 1980 to December 1986. Decreasing per capita alcohol consumption and increased unemployment apparently account for most…
D3.4 - Flue gas analysis of wood combustion
Class Altruism and Redistribution
Why do tax rates vary so much across countries? We study the role of other-regarding preferences and ethnic fragmentation in redistribution. A government is elected by altruistic voters and chooses a redistributive income tax. Altruism is directed towards social identity groups. Three main factors yield low levels of redistribution: (i) strong in-group altruism among rich voters—referred to as class altruism; (ii) weak universal altruism—in parti…
Constructing Practical Reasons
Some things are reasons for us to perform certain actions. That it will spare you great pain in the future, for example, is a reason for you to go to the dentist now, and that you are already late for work is a reason for you not to read the next article in the morning paper. Why are such considerations reasons for or against certain actions? Constructivism offers an intriguing answer to this question. Its basic idea is often encapsulated in the …
The Age-Related Effect of Job Autonomy on Depressive Symptoms Through Selective Optimization With Compensation
Selective optimization with compensation (SOC) is an effective behavioral strategy for coping with age-related changes across the work lifespan. However, the role of work-related determinants as well as their interplay with employees’ SOC use and health over time is yet unclear. Our two-wave panel study among N = 335 nurses investigated job autonomy as an antecedent of SOC at work and tested further whether SOC is effective for decreasing depress…
Evaluation of the costs and benefits of motorcycle helmet laws
Since 1976, 28 states have repealed or significantly amended their motorcycle helmet laws. The change in legislation was not based on an evaluation of the costs and benefits of such laws. This paper attempts such an assessment by comparing the cost of motorcycle helmets with the medical costs averted due to helmet use using data primarily based on motorcycle crashes in Colorado, Oklahoma, and South Dakota. Nationwide, at least $61 million could b…
An evaluation of the effectiveness of motor cycle daytime headlight laws
Currently, 17 states mandate the daytime use of motorcycle headlights. The purpose of these laws is to make the motorcyclists more conspicuous and reduce the number of daytime multi-vehicle collisions. The effectiveness of the laws is examined by comparing the proportion of daytime fatal, front, and side-angle collisions between states with and without such laws. The comparison is based on all motorcycle fatalities recorded by NHTSA for the years…
How Effective Are Daytime Motorcycle Headlight Laws? A Response to Zador's Criticism
How Effective Are Daytime Motorcycle Headlight Laws? A Response to Zador's Criticism Andreas Muller P ZadorCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.73.7.809 Published Online: October 07, 2011
Motorcycle headlight-use laws
Motorcycle headlight-use laws: a contrasting view. A MullerCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.75.5.547 Published Online: October 07, 2011
Is the Oklahoma child restraint law effective
Is the Oklahoma child restraint law effective? A MullerCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.76.10.1251-a Published Online: November 15, 2011
Business recession, alcohol consumption, drinking and driving laws
In 1982, Oklahoma enacted a series of drinking and driving laws. In the ensuing years, motor vehicle fatalities and fatal crashes were reduced by one-third. Factors contributing to this reduction were examined using interrupted time series analysis of monthly rates of motor vehicle deaths and fatal crashes for the period January 1980 to December 1986. Decreasing per capita alcohol consumption and increased unemployment apparently account for most…
Medicare Prospective Payment Reforms and Hospital Utilization
Early evaluations of the Medicare prospective payment reforms found them very effective in reducing hospital utilization. In this study, the author investigated whether the reforms remained effective throughout the first decade of implementation. Seasonal autoregressive-integrated-moving average (ARIMA) models with intervention components were applied to age-specific national times series of hospital admissions, average length of stay, inpatient …
Assessing health need using the life cycle framework
Private Health Insurance and Veterans Use of Veterans Affairs Care
OBJECTIVES: This study examined the effect of private health insurance on the use of medical, surgical, psychiatric, and addiction services for patients eligible for publicly supported care. METHODS: The authors assembled administrative databases describing 350,000 noninstitutionalized veterans who had been discharged from a Veterans Affairs (VA) inpatient medicine or surgery bed section during a 1-year period. Patient use of care was followed fo…
Education, income inequality, and mortality
Objective: To test whether the relation between income inequality and mortality found in US states is because of different levels of formal education. Design: Cross sectional, multiple regression analysis. Setting: All US states and the District of Columbia (n=51). Data sources: US census statistics and vital statistics for the years 1989 and 1990. Main outcome measure: Multiple regression analysis with age adjusted mortality from all causes as t…
Florida’s Motorcycle Helmet Law Repeal and Fatality Rates
On July 1 2000, the State of Florida exempted adult motorcyclist and moped riders from wearing helmets provided they have medical insurance of $10 000. Monthly time series of motorcycle occupant deaths are examined from 1/1994 to 12/2001. The interrupted time series analysis estimates a 48.6% increase in motorcycle occupant deaths the year after the law change. The impact estimate reduces to 38.2% and 21.3% when trends in travel miles and motorcy…
Das Konzept des geistlichen Gehorsams bei Johannes Sinaites
Autorität ist in allen Zivilisationen, Gesellschaften und Religionen zu finden. Im Christentum spielt die charismatische Autorität besonders in den ostkirchlichen Traditionen noch heute eine Schlüsselrolle. Insbesondere in der evangelischen Patristik ist das Charisma gegenüber dem Amt stets positiv beurteilt worden. Dabei wurden die Schattenseiten wie die Forderung nach absolutem Gehorsam kaum wahrgenommen. Andreas Müller stellt dar, wie diese Fo…
Association Between Income Inequality and Mortality Among Us States
Lynch et al.’s recent analysis of the last 6 US census periods suggests that the relationship between income inequality and mortality is less enduring than was previously thought.1 Statistically significant correlations between state household Gini coefficients and age-adjusted death rates were reported only for the years 1979, 1989, and 1999. The graphs presented by Lynch et al. omit the population at risk. The authors treat the state as the uni…
Payer l'eau au Ferlo Stratégies pastorales de gestion communautaire de l'eau
Une réforme en cours au Sénégal privatise la gestion de l’eau des forages pastoraux du Ferlo ; les pasteurs quant à eux gèrent leurs ressources naturelles, eau et pâturages, d’une manière intégrée en accommodant divers principes d’accès. Au-delà des aménagements locaux imposés à la gestion comptable, cet article montre quelles règles dominent et structurent l’organisation sociale de la gestion des infrastructures. Mais cette pluralité de logiques…
Die Konzilien zur Bilderfrage im 8. und 9. Jahrhundert. Das 7. Ökumenische Konzil in Nikaia 787
Die Konzilien zur Bilderfrage im 8. und 9. Jahrhundert. Das 7. Ökumenische Konzil in Nikaia 787
Depth Perception in Virtual Reality
Territorial Borders as Institutions
In sociological research on territorial borders, theoretical concepts prevail which identify borders with migration control and hence conclude from the contemporary trend to ex-territorialise such controls the dissolution between territories and borders. Such an understanding however prevents to distinguish between different instruments and logics of migration control. Departing from this perspective, the argument is developed that borders are mo…
The moderating effects of job control and selection, optimization, and compensation strategies on the age–work ability relationship
Work ability describes employees' capability to carry out their work with respect to physical and psychological job demands. This study investigated direct and interactive effects of age, job control, and the use of successful aging strategies called selection, optimization, and compensation (SOC) in predicting work ability. We assessed SOC strategies and job control by using employee self‐reports, and we measured employees' work ability using su…
Interkulturelles Management in Freizeit und Tourismus
Als Grundvoraussetzung unternehmerischer Wertschöpfung und sozialen Miteinanders sind gemeinsames Handeln und gegenseitiges Verständnis auch in Freizeit und Tourismus unverzichtbar. Umso mehr überrascht daher, wie wenig Bedeutung in einem Arbeitsbereich, den Internationalität und kulturelle Vielfalt prägt wie keinen zweiten, dem Thema "Interkulturelles Management" bislang beigemessen wird. Speziell ausgerichtet auf die Freizeit- und Tourismusbran…
Occupational Stress Management
Warum die Kontrolle abgeben? Die Delegation von Migrationskontrolle aus der Prinzipal-Agent-Perspektive
Re-thinking Diversity
R.U.R. Revisited
More than 75 percent decline over 27 years in total flying insect biomass in protected areas
Global declines in insects have sparked wide interest among scientists, politicians, and the general public. Loss of insect diversity and abundance is expected to provoke cascading effects on food webs and to jeopardize ecosystem services. Our understanding of the extent and underlying causes of this decline is based on the abundance of single species or taxonomic groups only, rather than changes in insect biomass which is more relevant for ecolo…
The Cult in the Cell
Early monastic literature refers to a practice already mentioned for congregational Christians in the Didache: the prayers for different times a day. By late antiquity it is designated as something that could be practiced in the monk’s cell. Individual prayer was probably not restricted to hermits but seems to have been practiced in the cenobia, too. The synaxeis-that is, the individual psalmodising of the hermits-clearly corresponded to services…
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