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  • Hyperactive ADHD symptoms are associated with increased variability in thought content in less constrained contexts

    Hyperactive ADHD symptoms are associated with increased variability in thought content in less constrained contexts

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    Participants were recruited from the community as well as from a registry of individuals with self-reported ADHD, and were screened according to four eligibility criteria: (1) had access to an email account, a cell phone, and a…

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  • Adults are just as susceptible to memory suggestibility when reporting about single and repeated events

    Preliminary analyses

    Preliminary analyses were conducted to explore the frequency of participants who identified the true purpose of the study. Eighty-three (49.70%) out of 167 participants responded “Yes” to the initial suspicion question….

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  • Weather emergencies affect older adults’ views on climate and health

    Weather emergencies affect older adults’ views on climate and health

    Nearly 3 out of every 4 older Americans have experienced at least one extreme weather event in the last two years, a new University of Michigan poll finds. And living through such an event appears to make a big difference in how they view the…

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  • How family background can help lead to athletic success

    How family background can help lead to athletic success

    Americans have long believed that sports are one area in society that offers kids from all backgrounds the chance to succeed to the best of their abilities.

    But new research suggests that this belief is largely a myth, and that success in high…

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  • Interplay between children’s cognitive profiles and within-school social interactions is nuanced and differs across ages

    Interplay between children’s cognitive profiles and within-school social interactions is nuanced and differs across ages

    Three cognitive profiles along a single achievement axis are predictive of achievement in cognitive tasks for children of all ages

    The first question we address is whether there exist groups of children with well-defined cognitive profiles, such…

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  • Using large language models wisely

    Artificial intelligence has much to offer in the way of convenience and efficiency, but there may also be hidden costs that only become apparent with time. Astronomers should be aware of the drawbacks and potentially consider mitigating actions.

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  • Social network analysis to understand participant engagement in transdisciplinary team science: a large U.S. Science and Technology Center case study

    Social network analysis to understand participant engagement in transdisciplinary team science: a large U.S. Science and Technology Center case study

    This study uses SNA to measure and map existing and emergent relational connections reported by COLDEX participants during the Center’s first year (2021–2022). Although NSF defines an STC “participant” as someone who annually contributes…

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  • Gamified eHealth interventions for health promotion and disease prevention in children and adolescents: a scoping review

    Gamified eHealth interventions for health promotion and disease prevention in children and adolescents: a scoping review

  • Alsaleh N, Alnanih R (2020) Gamification-based behavioral change in children with diabetes mellitus. Procedia Comput Sci 170:442–449. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procs.2020.03.087

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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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