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  • Stakeholders’ perspectives, placemaking and tactical urbanism on the spatial reconfiguration of urban schools in Timişoara, Romania

    Stakeholders’ perspectives, placemaking and tactical urbanism on the spatial reconfiguration of urban schools in Timişoara, Romania

    Based on the extensive data collected from the surveys, focus group interviews, individual interviews, as well as through the visual method, we identified several major lines of investigation detailed below: parents’ perception of school and…

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  • Valuing the Great Green Wall economic benefits with the Inclusive Wealth Index approach

    Valuing the Great Green Wall economic benefits with the Inclusive Wealth Index approach

    The goal of the study is to estimate the net benefits of GGW if successful under its land restoration practices. The concept of IWI is instrumental in illustrating how redirecting investment from the HC and PC to the NC will affect nations…

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  • Contributions of the multiple demand network to emergent and skilled reading

    Contributions of the multiple demand network to emergent and skilled reading

  • Dehaene, S. Evolution of human cortical circuits for reading and arithmetic: The ‘neuronal recycling’ hypothesis. In From Monkey Brain to Human Brain (eds Dehaene, S. et al.) (MIT Press, 2005).

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  • Using structural equation modelling to reassess bias in judging the vault event in men’s artistic gymnastics

    Using structural equation modelling to reassess bias in judging the vault event in men’s artistic gymnastics

    Artistic gymnastics, is one of the oldest events in the Olympic Summer Games, which began in 1896. The modern form of Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG) consists of six events or apparatuses competitions: floor exercise, pommel horse, still rings,…

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  • Adverse experiences of women with undiagnosed ADHD and the invaluable role of diagnosis

    Adverse experiences of women with undiagnosed ADHD and the invaluable role of diagnosis

    Quantitative impact of late diagnosed ADHD on life stages and aspects of life

    85% and 92% of participants agreed delayed ADHD diagnosis impacted their childhood and adulthood respectively. Binomial tests indicated that this was significantly more…

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