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- Nevander, Lars Erik, et al.
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Fuktdimensionering av träkonstruktioner : riskanalys
- 1991
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Rapport (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Denna rapport syftar till att anvisa metoder för att beräkna eller bedöma risken för fuktskador, särskilt i träkonstruktioner. I rapporten ingår en allmän orientering i riskanalys, statistiska beräkningar enligt Monte Carlo-metoden samt andra beräkningar av riskfaktorer gällande fukt- och mögelangrepp.
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Research and development in building physics during the last 25 years : symposium to celebrate Lars Erik Nevander's 70 years birthday : Dept. of Building Physics, Lund University, Sweden, Friday 13 September 1991
- 1992
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Proceedings (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This book is dedicated to Lars Erik Nevander, who turned 70 in the autumn of 1991. An international symposium was held in Lund in September of 1991 to which participants were specially invited who had worked with Lars Erik Nevander in one connection or another during the time of his professorship at Lund University. Invited papers presented by some 20 of the participants illurninated important developments in building physics during the past quarter-century. These papers are published here in their original form. The papers provide an interesting overview of advances in building physics both in Sweden and internationally. They deal with such differing topics as heat insulation, moisture transport, measuring and sampling techniques, wall construction, roofing, and both national and international building standards. Authors: A. Elmroth - B. Petterson - G. Anderlind - R.P. Tye - C. Bankvall - A. Nielsen - H. Hens - M. Bomberg - V. Korsgaard - P. I. Sandberg - L.-E. Harderup - E. Tammes - G. Essunger - T. Degerman - M. Andersson - G. Dahl - S. Nilsson - S. Karlsson.
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- Rydén, Olof, et al.
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Cooperation between parents in caring for diabetic children: relations to metabolic control and parents' field-dependence-independence
- 1993
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Ingår i: Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice. - 1872-8227. ; 20:3, s. 223-229
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- Aspects of parental interaction were assessed in 20 families with diabetic, insulin-dependent children, using hour-long video-taped interviews, the children being in optimal (O, n = 10) or poor (P, n = 10) metabolic control and showing optimal or poor psychological adaptation. In comparison with the O-group parents, the P-group parents were less appreciative of one another, were less congruent in their attitudes to diabetes care, and appeared not to respect their childrens' independence and integrity; the mothers were discontented with the support given them by their husbands; the children assumed less responsibility for managing their diabetes and seemed less confident during the interview. The results are interpreted in light of an earlier finding that the P-group fathers are more field-dependent (FD) than their wives while the opposite is true for the O-group fathers. With reference to evidence from the cognitive style literature, we suggest that the relatively FD P-group fathers have difficulties in acting as autonomous sources of support to their wives resulting in marital discord and a delayed transition from maternal to self care in their children.
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