Education Goups at School About Death: Challenges and Reflections for Health Psychology

Abstract

This paper aims to report an experience of a group of psychologists working in the field of Health Psychology. It is the result of an intervention work in a school, located in Manaus, capital of Amazonas State, Brazil. It was an education proposal on the theme Death, aimed at children between 8 and 12 years. Children with delays in school performance were selected and their experience broadened the concept of Health and Psychology, building a more affectionate and skillful relationship in understanding the demands of others outside the established spaces of Health.

Effect of Coarse Aggregate Content on Bubble Formation Behavior in Corundum Permeable Brick for Tundish

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The nonmetallic inclusions in steel, composed of oxides and sulfides, usually act as defects in the metallic matrix and can spoil their mechanical properties. [1] These inclusions have many origins throughout steelmaking and can be classified into two categories. The exogenous ones come from refractory fragments or entrapped slag, and the chemical reactions among steel constituents in the molten pool may produce endogenous inclusions.

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