Talita Neves Silva
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1014947 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Talita Neves Silva |
| PRENOMES | Talita Neves |
| SOBRENOME | Silva |
| ASSINATURA | SILVA T N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Australian National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4913-2090 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 64 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
When opposition leaders speak
Question Time is a highly visible and adversarial parliamentary arena central to executive accountability, yet increasing personalisation may redirect scrutiny from collective party actors to individual leaders. This article analyses personalisation in Australian Question Time using more than 21,500 opposition questions asked between 1981 and 2025. We examine two dimensions of centralised personalisation: who asks opposition questions and whom th…
Abordagens instrucionais no contexto escolar fundamentadas na análise do comportamento aplicada
Este artigo explora as metodologias instrucionais da Análise do Comportamento Aplicada (ABA) no ambiente escolar, com foco no ensino de crianças com Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA). A discussão teórica abrange cinco estratégias principais: a Análise de Tarefas, que estrutura o ensino de habilidades complexas por meio da divisão em etapas sequenciais; a Modelagem, que promove o desenvolvimento de comportamentos por aproximações sucessivas; o …
Uma revisão de literatura da aplicabilidade da Análise do Comportamento Aplicada (ABA) no contexto escolar para crianças com Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA)
Este artigo apresenta uma revisão de literatura sobre a aplicabilidade da análise do comportamento aplicada (aba) no contexto escolar, com foco em crianças com transtorno do espectro autista (tea). Fundamentada em princípios científicos como o reforço positivo, a análise funcional e a modelagem de comportamento, a aba tem demonstrado resultados positivos no desenvolvimento da comunicação funcional, na redução de comportamentos desafiadores e no a…
A importância do apoio multidisciplinar no desenvolvimento de pessoas com Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA)
O Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA) é uma condição neurobiológica que afeta a comunicação social, o comportamento e os interesses. Seu diagnóstico precoce, aliado a intervenções adequadas, pode melhorar significativamente o desenvolvimento e a adaptação social dos indivíduos. O apoio multidisciplinar, composto por profissionais da saúde, educação e serviço social, é fundamental para integrar essas pessoas à sociedade e promover sua autonomia. …
Modelos de intervenções ABA na escola para alunos com Transtorno do Espectro Autista
Este artigo propõe uma análise ampliada e crítica dos principais modelos de intervenção baseados na análise do comportamento aplicada (ABA) no contexto escolar, direcionados ao atendimento de estudantes com transtorno do espectro autista (TEA). A partir de uma revisão sistematizada da literatura, são discutidos sete modelos predominantes: treinamento por tentativas discretas (DTT), ensino incidental, treinamento de respostas pivotais (prt), supor…
Coalition as a heuristic
Alerta vermelho
Termos como desinformação, fake news e pós-verdade tornaram-se cada vez mais frequentes no dia a dia da sociedade. A Ciência da Informação, que investiga a produção, disseminação e outros fluxos de informação, passou a dar maior atenção a esses tópicos, especialmente após as eleições presidenciais no Brasil. Este estudo teve como objetivo mapear as publicações na Base de Dados Referencial de Artigos de Periódicos em Ciência da Informação (Bracip)…
What about us? Political competition, economic performance, immigration, and nativist appeals
Objective To develop and test theoretical expectations about when political parties will make more or fewer nativist appeals in their electoral campaigns. Methods We use spatial autoregressive models to test our claims about the ways in which electoral competition drives nativist appeals. Results We find strong support for our theoretical expectations on how spatial and temporal processes influence parties’ nativist appeals. We also find strong s…
When do different systems of government lead to similar power-sharing? The case of government formation
Recent studies provide evidence that the absence of a no-confidence procedure in presidential systems is crucial for understanding why the allocation of portfolios does not follow the same pattern in both parliamentary and presidential democracies. In this study, I argue that distinctions within presidential systems must be used to explain the substantial variation in the allocation of portfolios to presidential parties. I theorize that when the …
Policy Monitoring and Ministerial Survival
Studies on policy monitoring and ministerial survival within coalition governments are usually conducted separately. In this study, we bring these topics together and argue that the strategy of coalition partners to oversee the implementation of one another's policies has surprising consequences on the duration of office‐holding ministers. Our main theoretical insight suggests that the degree to which ministers behave as faithful agents of the go…
Government dominance and the role of opposition in parliamentary democracies
While current research shows that the government dominates the policy agenda in parliamentary democracies, little is known about the role of the opposition in challenging this dominance. Taking a closer look at the parliamentary policy‐making process, we examine whether opposition support for partisan control of committee chairmanship makes challenges to government bills through amendment proposals more or less likely. By analysing about 7400 gov…
Agenda Control and Timing of Bill Initiation
Although democratic governance imposes temporal constraints, the timing of government policy making activities such as bill initiation is still poorly understood. This holds especially under coalition governments, in which government bills need to find approval by a partner party in parliament. We propose a dynamic temporal perspective in which ministers do not know whether they face a cooperative or competitive partner at the beginning of a term…
Fiscal Capacity and Inequality
We argue that wealthy elites in democracies can limit their taxes by constraining the fiscal capacity of the state. Corrupting local officials and undermining fiscal capacity are some of the mechanisms by which high-income earners can lower their own tax liabilities, even when voters favor higher de jure levels of taxation. The incentive to undermine fiscal capacity is especially compelling when inequality is high, as the median voter is likely t…
Leading toward equality
Do women elected officials contribute to the creation of public sector workforces that are more representative of the populations they serve? A more representative bureaucracy is expected to produce better outcomes, and thus understanding the role that elected leadership plays in diversifying the bureaucracy is important. Using data from over 5000 Brazilian municipalities from 2001 to 2012, we examine whether the election of women mayors leads to…
Measuring Presidential Dominance over Cabinets in Presidential Systems
This study focuses on the degree of political dominance exercised on cabinets by the executive chief in presidential systems. According to a debate that began in the 1990s, presidential systems are characterized by a non-collegial decision-making process, led by and personified in the figure of the president, in contrast to parliamentary systems where a joint decision-making process is prevalent. The key argument of this research note is that, al…
Eleições no Brasil antes da democracia
Neste trabalho temos como objetivo compreender o processo de reconfiguração do quadro partidário e eleitoral brasileiro pós-1930 e anterior ao primeiro período democrático do país (1945-1964). Nossa análise centra-se em dois momentos: (i) a relação entre elites políticas e a construção de uma nova ordem política-institucional no país e (ii) os efeitos de mudanças institucionais sobre a competição e representação políticas. Demonstramos que as ele…
Fiscal Capacity and Inequality
We argue that wealthy elites in democracies can limit their taxes by constraining the fiscal capacity of the state. Corrupting local officials and undermining fiscal capacity are some of the mechanisms by which high-income earners can lower their own tax liabilities, even when voters favor higher de jure levels of taxation. The incentive to undermine fiscal capacity is especially compelling when inequality is high, as the median voter is likely t…
Measuring Presidential Dominance over Cabinets in Presidential Systems
This study focuses on the degree of political dominance exercised on cabinets by the executive chief in presidential systems. According to a debate that began in the 1990s, presidential systems are characterized by a non-collegial decision-making process, led by and personified in the figure of the president, in contrast to parliamentary systems where a joint decision-making process is prevalent. The key argument of this research note is that, al…
Government dominance and the role of opposition in parliamentary democracies
While current research shows that the government dominates the policy agenda in parliamentary democracies, little is known about the role of the opposition in challenging this dominance. Taking a closer look at the parliamentary policy‐making process, we examine whether opposition support for partisan control of committee chairmanship makes challenges to government bills through amendment proposals more or less likely. By analysing about 7400 gov…
Agenda Control and Timing of Bill Initiation
Although democratic governance imposes temporal constraints, the timing of government policy making activities such as bill initiation is still poorly understood. This holds especially under coalition governments, in which government bills need to find approval by a partner party in parliament. We propose a dynamic temporal perspective in which ministers do not know whether they face a cooperative or competitive partner at the beginning of a term…
Policy Monitoring and Ministerial Survival
Studies on policy monitoring and ministerial survival within coalition governments are usually conducted separately. In this study, we bring these topics together and argue that the strategy of coalition partners to oversee the implementation of one another's policies has surprising consequences on the duration of office‐holding ministers. Our main theoretical insight suggests that the degree to which ministers behave as faithful agents of the go…
Leading toward equality
Do women elected officials contribute to the creation of public sector workforces that are more representative of the populations they serve? A more representative bureaucracy is expected to produce better outcomes, and thus understanding the role that elected leadership plays in diversifying the bureaucracy is important. Using data from over 5000 Brazilian municipalities from 2001 to 2012, we examine whether the election of women mayors leads to…
Eleições no Brasil antes da democracia
Neste trabalho temos como objetivo compreender o processo de reconfiguração do quadro partidário e eleitoral brasileiro pós-1930 e anterior ao primeiro período democrático do país (1945-1964). Nossa análise centra-se em dois momentos: (i) a relação entre elites políticas e a construção de uma nova ordem política-institucional no país e (ii) os efeitos de mudanças institucionais sobre a competição e representação políticas. Demonstramos que as ele…
When do different systems of government lead to similar power-sharing? The case of government formation
Recent studies provide evidence that the absence of a no-confidence procedure in presidential systems is crucial for understanding why the allocation of portfolios does not follow the same pattern in both parliamentary and presidential democracies. In this study, I argue that distinctions within presidential systems must be used to explain the substantial variation in the allocation of portfolios to presidential parties. I theorize that when the …
Eleições no Brasil antes da democracia
Neste trabalho temos como objetivo compreender o processo de reconfiguração do quadro partidário e eleitoral brasileiro pós-1930 e anterior ao primeiro período democrático do país (1945-1964). Nossa análise centra-se em dois momentos: (i) a relação entre elites políticas e a construção de uma nova ordem política-institucional no país e (ii) os efeitos de mudanças institucionais sobre a competição e representação políticas. Demonstramos que as ele…
Measuring Presidential Dominance over Cabinets in Presidential Systems
This study focuses on the degree of political dominance exercised on cabinets by the executive chief in presidential systems. According to a debate that began in the 1990s, presidential systems are characterized by a non-collegial decision-making process, led by and personified in the figure of the president, in contrast to parliamentary systems where a joint decision-making process is prevalent. The key argument of this research note is that, al…
Leading toward equality
Do women elected officials contribute to the creation of public sector workforces that are more representative of the populations they serve? A more representative bureaucracy is expected to produce better outcomes, and thus understanding the role that elected leadership plays in diversifying the bureaucracy is important. Using data from over 5000 Brazilian municipalities from 2001 to 2012, we examine whether the election of women mayors leads to…
Fiscal Capacity and Inequality
We argue that wealthy elites in democracies can limit their taxes by constraining the fiscal capacity of the state. Corrupting local officials and undermining fiscal capacity are some of the mechanisms by which high-income earners can lower their own tax liabilities, even when voters favor higher de jure levels of taxation. The incentive to undermine fiscal capacity is especially compelling when inequality is high, as the median voter is likely t…
Agenda Control and Timing of Bill Initiation
Although democratic governance imposes temporal constraints, the timing of government policy making activities such as bill initiation is still poorly understood. This holds especially under coalition governments, in which government bills need to find approval by a partner party in parliament. We propose a dynamic temporal perspective in which ministers do not know whether they face a cooperative or competitive partner at the beginning of a term…
What about us? Political competition, economic performance, immigration, and nativist appeals
Objective To develop and test theoretical expectations about when political parties will make more or fewer nativist appeals in their electoral campaigns. Methods We use spatial autoregressive models to test our claims about the ways in which electoral competition drives nativist appeals. Results We find strong support for our theoretical expectations on how spatial and temporal processes influence parties’ nativist appeals. We also find strong s…
When do different systems of government lead to similar power-sharing? The case of government formation
Recent studies provide evidence that the absence of a no-confidence procedure in presidential systems is crucial for understanding why the allocation of portfolios does not follow the same pattern in both parliamentary and presidential democracies. In this study, I argue that distinctions within presidential systems must be used to explain the substantial variation in the allocation of portfolios to presidential parties. I theorize that when the …
Policy Monitoring and Ministerial Survival
Studies on policy monitoring and ministerial survival within coalition governments are usually conducted separately. In this study, we bring these topics together and argue that the strategy of coalition partners to oversee the implementation of one another's policies has surprising consequences on the duration of office‐holding ministers. Our main theoretical insight suggests that the degree to which ministers behave as faithful agents of the go…
Government dominance and the role of opposition in parliamentary democracies
While current research shows that the government dominates the policy agenda in parliamentary democracies, little is known about the role of the opposition in challenging this dominance. Taking a closer look at the parliamentary policy‐making process, we examine whether opposition support for partisan control of committee chairmanship makes challenges to government bills through amendment proposals more or less likely. By analysing about 7400 gov…
Alerta vermelho
Termos como desinformação, fake news e pós-verdade tornaram-se cada vez mais frequentes no dia a dia da sociedade. A Ciência da Informação, que investiga a produção, disseminação e outros fluxos de informação, passou a dar maior atenção a esses tópicos, especialmente após as eleições presidenciais no Brasil. Este estudo teve como objetivo mapear as publicações na Base de Dados Referencial de Artigos de Periódicos em Ciência da Informação (Bracip)…
Abordagens instrucionais no contexto escolar fundamentadas na análise do comportamento aplicada
Este artigo explora as metodologias instrucionais da Análise do Comportamento Aplicada (ABA) no ambiente escolar, com foco no ensino de crianças com Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA). A discussão teórica abrange cinco estratégias principais: a Análise de Tarefas, que estrutura o ensino de habilidades complexas por meio da divisão em etapas sequenciais; a Modelagem, que promove o desenvolvimento de comportamentos por aproximações sucessivas; o …
Uma revisão de literatura da aplicabilidade da Análise do Comportamento Aplicada (ABA) no contexto escolar para crianças com Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA)
Este artigo apresenta uma revisão de literatura sobre a aplicabilidade da análise do comportamento aplicada (aba) no contexto escolar, com foco em crianças com transtorno do espectro autista (tea). Fundamentada em princípios científicos como o reforço positivo, a análise funcional e a modelagem de comportamento, a aba tem demonstrado resultados positivos no desenvolvimento da comunicação funcional, na redução de comportamentos desafiadores e no a…
A importância do apoio multidisciplinar no desenvolvimento de pessoas com Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA)
O Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA) é uma condição neurobiológica que afeta a comunicação social, o comportamento e os interesses. Seu diagnóstico precoce, aliado a intervenções adequadas, pode melhorar significativamente o desenvolvimento e a adaptação social dos indivíduos. O apoio multidisciplinar, composto por profissionais da saúde, educação e serviço social, é fundamental para integrar essas pessoas à sociedade e promover sua autonomia. …
Modelos de intervenções ABA na escola para alunos com Transtorno do Espectro Autista
Este artigo propõe uma análise ampliada e crítica dos principais modelos de intervenção baseados na análise do comportamento aplicada (ABA) no contexto escolar, direcionados ao atendimento de estudantes com transtorno do espectro autista (TEA). A partir de uma revisão sistematizada da literatura, são discutidos sete modelos predominantes: treinamento por tentativas discretas (DTT), ensino incidental, treinamento de respostas pivotais (prt), supor…
Coalition as a heuristic
When opposition leaders speak
Question Time is a highly visible and adversarial parliamentary arena central to executive accountability, yet increasing personalisation may redirect scrutiny from collective party actors to individual leaders. This article analyses personalisation in Australian Question Time using more than 21,500 opposition questions asked between 1981 and 2025. We examine two dimensions of centralised personalisation: who asks opposition questions and whom th…
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