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  • Multidisciplinary characterization of embarrassment through behavioral and acoustic modeling

    Multidisciplinary characterization of embarrassment through behavioral and acoustic modeling

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    Undergraduate psychology students from the University of Berne, Switzerland, were recruited for this study. The average age of the sample (N = 33) was 23.73 years (SD = 4.68), with 78.8% female participants (n = 26). The…

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  • Problematic smartphone use, online classes, and middle school students’ social-emotional competencies during COVID 19: mediation by lifestyle and peers

    Problematic smartphone use, online classes, and middle school students’ social-emotional competencies during COVID 19: mediation by lifestyle and peers

  • Akulwar-Tajane I, Parmar KK, Naik PH, Shah AV (2020) Rethinking screen time during COVID-19: impact on psychological well-being in physiotherapy students. Int J Clin Exp Med Res 4(4):201–216

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  • Correction: Utilising the communication for development approach to prevent online child trafficking in Thailand

    Correction: Utilising the communication for development approach to prevent online child trafficking in Thailand

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  • Materiality and risk in the age of pervasive AI sensors

    Materiality and risk in the age of pervasive AI sensors

  • Metcalf, J., Moss, E., Watkins, E. A., Singh, R. & Elish, M. C. Algorithmic impact assessments and accountability: the co-construction of impacts. In Proc. 2021 ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency 735–746 (ACM, 2021).

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  • Managing literacy interventions through professional learning communities: a case study on organizational change in education systems

    Managing literacy interventions through professional learning communities: a case study on organizational change in education systems

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    The demographic information on the school website indicates that 93% of students in this school qualify for free or reduced-price lunches, and 18.7% of them are ELLs. Moreover, a large proportion of the students have an IEP….

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