Category: Social Sciences

Discussion

The results of our research highlight the process of CACPs and the experiences of HCPs involved in these discussions. As revealed by the chronological organization of the themes, the disclosure of cancer progression, when at least one…

Metacognitive strategy differences between groups

Our analysis revealed distinct patterns in metacognitive strategy use between professional and student translators. To systematically present these differences, we first provide an overview of…

The goal of the present study was to determine whether parenthood influences the levels of depressive symptoms in men and women from the academic community. We found that the presence of children affects women’s mental health but not men’s…

AD Guidelines

Reception-based and empirically supported AD practice guidelines are still ideal, and we must look into the future. Although scholarly exploration of AD is growing, they remain in their nascent stages, with recent efforts focusing on…

Modelling degradation rates with damage functions

The general demographics model relies on the existence of damage functions that provide the decay rate of key properties (color, surface recession, mechanical strength, degree of polymerisation,…

Behavioural criterion shifts in correspondence to stimulus probability

We tested the effect of stimulus probability on somatosensory near-threshold detection in two separate studies (Fig. 1A) The first study (n = 43) informed participants…

Perceived traceability

Perceived traceability, facilitated by blockchain technology, plays a crucial role in building trust and verifying the authenticity of digital and cultural assets. Blockchain’s capacity to maintain immutable records of…

Variation in participant definitions and familiarity with models

When asked what a model is, participants most commonly said: a tool for understanding a system, a decision-support tool, and/or a simplification of real-world complexity (Fig. 3)….

Empowering women entrepreneurs

Women’s entrepreneurship in developing Asian countries holds significant potential for empowering women and transforming society (Khalid et al., 2024), yet this potential remains largely untapped due to lower…