Impact of Entrepreneurship Education and Policy on Vietnamese Youth’s Entrepreneurship Readiness and Intentions by Anh Thi Dieu Ho, Van Thi Thuy Hoang, Na Le Thi Tran, Sao Nu Hai Nguyen, Thuong Thi Cam Hoang, Thuy Minh Vu Nguyen

“…In this research, the moderating variable was entrepreneurship mentor while intermediate variables were comprised of age, gender as well as educational background. The primary data was collected through online survey questionnaire with Vietnamese youngsters. …”
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Turkish Mathematics and Science Teachers’ Technology Use in Their Classroom Instruction: Findings from TIMSS 2011 by Yasemin Tas, Esra Balgalmis

“…There was no difference in teachers’ technology usage ways in regard to gender. Although teachers had ready access to computer staff in their schools for technical problems and received adequate support for integrating computers in their teaching activities, teachers used computer software rarely as basis for instruction. …”
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“You’ll never have to listen to her talk like this? With an upward inflection? At the end of every sentence?”— Fundamental frequency of female voices & linguistic misogyny in F... by Pierre Habasque

“…It is argued that fundamental frequency contributes to stigmatizing these characters, and that they are stigmatized because of their gender. To support this claim, the qualitative section of the paper demonstrates, with examples taken from the corpus, how prosody, vocabulary, semantics and dialogue construction are used, like fundamental frequency, to stigmatize these female characters. …”
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Perceptions of pressure and stress among agile team members: Empirical insights from Serbia by Lukić-Nikolić Jelena, Ostojić Ivana, Antić Sunčica

“…Hypothesis testing, including the Mann-Whitney U-test and Kruskal-Wallis H-test, indicated no statistically significant differences by gender, age, team membership length, team size, company type, frequency of team meetings and main type of team communication. …”
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The Linguistic Landscape of Popular Culture: Analyzing Military Speech in Manga by Ioana Ruxandra Toșu

“…One key concept explored in this study is yakuwarigo, or “role language”, a linguistic phenomenon where specific speech patterns convey a character’s social role, age, gender, or personality. Yakuwarigo serves as a tool for character development, allowing readers to infer traits through language. …”
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The Problem of Early-Age Marriage in Afghanistan by Nabila Shaheedmal Omari, Osman Özkul

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Effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Techniques on Anxiety and Depression in Cancer Patients by Cem Soylu

“…In the literature, studies have reported that patient characteristics such as gender, age, education level and disease characteristics such as recurrence, stage of cancer and metestazis are associated with anxiety and depression among cancer patients. …”
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La conservation familiale de sang placentaire et la (re)privatisation de la reproduction sociale  by Anouck Alary

“…By highlighting the centrality of the family in the neoliberal moral economy, this article stresses the need to situate recent debates on biopolitical changes within broader considerations of gender and distributive justice.…”
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Diabetes Risk Evaluation Using Indian Diabetes Risk Score among Adults of an Urban Slum in Bengaluru, Karnataka by S. Saraswathi, Amita Mukhopadhyay, M. Sumana, Ipsita Debata, Prem Sagar Panda

“…The diabetes risk was associated significantly with gender, age, occupational status, physical activity, abdominal circumference, and family history (P < 0.00001). …”
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Post-disaster recovery processes in neoliberal biopolitics contexts: The cases of Chile (2010) and Brazil (2011) by Juan Saavedra, Victor Marchezini

“…This last point has implications for different dimensions of government focused on emergency, such as the administration of life where gender issues are relevant.…”
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Determinants of Mobility in the Middle-Income Classes for Turkiye by Banu Beyaz Sipahi

“…The results of the analysis indicate that the age, gender, education level, marital status, employment status housing ownership type of the households, and income type affect the transition of middle-income classes into lower or upper income classes in different ways. …”
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Comparing Correlation-Based Feature Selection and Symmetrical Uncertainty for Student Dropout Prediction by Haryono Setiadi, Indah Paksi Larasati, Esti Suryani, Dewi Wisnu Wardani, Hasan Dwi Cahyono Wardani, Ardhi Wijayanto

“…Results show that SU outperforms CFS overall, with SVM achieving the highest accuracy (98.16%) when combined with SU Moreover, this study identifies total credits in the fourth semester, cumulative GPA, gender, and student domicile as key predictors of student dropout. …”
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LGBT RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS: SOCIAL WORK AND THE FIGHT AGAINST THE LGBTPHOBIC DISCOURSE OF “GAY CURE” by Leonardo Mozdzenski, Albert de Albuquerque

“…More particularly, this study turns its attention to the rhetorical appeals of ethos and pathos observed in those statements that were favorable to the proposition of therapies for sexual (re)orientation ("gay cure"), thus reproducing the hate speech, stigmatization and discrimination against the human rights of the members of the gender and sexuality diverse community. The findings can be arranged into five analytical categories: the cis-hetero-compulsory rhetoric, the "freedom of thought" rhetoric, the "right to choose" rhetoric, the neoconservative rhetoric and the religious rhetoric. …”
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Numeral Subjects in Polish: Surface Morphology vs. Abstract Syntax by Jacek Witkoś

“…Numeral subjects in Polish show a non-uniform agreement pattern with the verb depending on the cardinality of the numeral (paucal vs. high) and the gender of the NP. Full agreement shows with paucal numerals (<5) on non-virile NPs, while high numerals (≥5,) require default agreement (3 person, neuter, singular) on the verb. …”
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A Model of Digital Inequality in the Knowledge Society: The Case of Slovenia by Mitja Dečman

“…The results show that the survey misses the top two levels of the model, but indicate that gender differences are diminishing while income differences significantly influence internet availability, digital skills, and IT use. …”
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Validity and reliability of the Turkish version of the Smart Phone Application Based Addiction Scale by Mehmet Enes Gokler, Yunus Emre Bulut

“…The scores obtained from SABAS decreased with increasing age (r=0.163; p=0.001) and did not change according to gender (Z=0.982; p=0.332). According to the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin (KMO) criteria, the size of the correlation coefficients and the correlation coefficients were correlated with the factor analysis (KMO=0.867, p [JCBPR 2019; 8(2.000): 100-106]…”
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NORTHERN IRISH ADOLESCENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE: WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THEM? by Udi Samanhudi

“…This present study found that gender and residential locations were significant factors relating to the 16-year old adolescents’ attitudes toward learning a foreign language. …”
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Enhancing user experience in online learning environments: Design, evaluation, and usability techniques by Yaw Ofosu-Asare

“…A total of 150 participants, divided equally among students, educators, and professionals, were stratified by age, gender, education level, and familiarity with online learning. …”
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Les Dépravés de Dieu by Romain Simenel

“…This article begins with an analysis of a celibacy-treatment ritual practiced in many regions in southwest Morocco (a ritual that allows the “youth” category to be defined from the angle of both gender relations and religious relations) and then develops a more general study of representations linked to male youth—particularly as they relate to “licit” life and divine judgement. …”
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Analysis of the Impact of Demographic Characteristics and Business Conditions on Employee Job Satisfaction by Hüseyin Başlıgil, Umut Hulusi İnan, Fatma Betül Bağlan

“…This examination revealed that the gender affected the perception of internal communication and the education level the perception of career opportunities.…”
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