Stanowisko publicystów „Tygodnika Powszechnego” w Polsce Ludowej wobec powstań narodowych jako element koncepcji neopozytywizmu (do 1976 roku) by Ariel Orzełek

“…Over time, however, the group and Stomma himself began to nuance their stance, adopting the thesis of the need to take into account the beliefs prevalent in society, which influenced the stance taken by Stomma and the Znak movement in 1976. …”
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The Recognition of Holy Qur’an Reciters Using the MFCCs’ Technique and Deep Learning by Ghassan Samara, Essam Al-Daoud, Nael Swerki, Dalia Alzu’bi

“…The Qur’an is the primary source and highest authority for all Islamic beliefs and legislation. It is also one of the most widely memorized and recited texts around the world. …”
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Negative Aging Self-stereotypes and Aging Perceptions beyond a Holistic Perspective by Feba John, P. V. Athiramol, Ramalingam Kameswaran, Krishnaveni Kandasamy

“…Age-related self-stereotypes can be acquired in two stages, as individuals become targets of age-related prejudices and stereotypes that encompass their traits, actions, skills, and desires. These commonly held beliefs, known as “old-age stereotypes,” stem from age being a prevalent social construct that affects many aspects of people’s lives.…”
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Mind over matter: consistency monitoring and domain-specific learning by Igor Bascandziev, Adani Abutto, Caren M. Walker, Elizabeth Bonawitz

“…IntroductionChildren's naïve understanding of the physical world is permeated with inconsistencies among beliefs. For example, young children who believe that air does not occupy space also believe that balloons are filled up with air. …”
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The initiation of a young plower: Between myth and reality. First turf by M. Đ. Glišić in the context of oral folklore and traditional culture of the Serbs by Perić Dragoljub Ž., Jokić Jasmina S.

“…This paper aims to show how and to what extent the very archaic ritual complexes and beliefs appear in the considered Glišić's story on the subtextual level (as a "hidden narrative"), related to the ritual cutting the first turf, as a kind of agrarian initiation of the young plowman. …”
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The neoliberal roots of modern vaccine hesitancy by Chris Sanders, Kristin Burnett

“…The latest iteration of this resistance, however, is popularly referred to as ‘vaccine hesitancy’ and reflects a host of beliefs and social and institutional influences. While it may be tempting to dismiss the views of those who resist vaccines, immunization policies and practice cannot be devised in isolation from the contemporary political and social landscape. …”
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Dent de loup et cœur de cerf : observations sur la place de l’animal dans l’idéologie de la guerre et du sacrifice à Teotihuacan by Nicolas Latsanopoulos

“…The description of faunal remains of the Moon pyramid attests to the unsuspected importance of the grey wolf in the system of beliefs from Classic Central Highlands and seem to prefigure the Postclassic Nahua « eagle, jaguar, wolf » triad. …”
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Behavioral Assumptions of Islamic Economics Revisited Is the Giving Behavior of Muslims Different from Others? by Murat Çokgezen, Mohammed Seid Hussen

“…This study aims to test the validity of this assumption by analyzing a cross-national survey measuring the attitudes, beliefs and behavior patterns of diverse populations in 19 European countries. …”
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An integrated public health approach for a successful strategy against HIV: The case of Swaziland by Yacob Habboush, Noor Daoud

“…However, such programmes cannot be effective without improving the socio-economic and educational levels of people, understanding their beliefs and meeting their needs.…”
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Konseling Kelompok Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy: Sebuah Alternatif dalam Mengatasi Stres Akademik pada Mahasiswa by Ade Herdian Putra, Netrawati Netrawati, Yeni Karneli

“…Academic stress experienced by students in attending online lectures is basically caused by irrational beliefs about online lectures, giving rise to negative perceptions of online lectures. …”
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சங்க இலக்கியங்களில் மகளிர் அணிகலன்கள் / Women's Ornaments in Sangam Literature by முனைவர் மு. ரா. மஜிதா பர்வின் / Dr. M. R. Majitha Burvin

“…However, social values and various types of beliefs also form the reasons for wearing ornaments in many cultures. …”
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More Than Grades: How Students Define Holistic Student Success by Anjali Sundararaman, Kathy Baek, Matthew Gee, Audrey Weber, Monica A. Corzo, Jacob Dinardi, Cara J. Connor, Kathryn Nesbit, Elaine Musselman, Linda M. Platas, Susanna Jones

“…In order for student success initiatives to be successful, we recommend that institutions examine student beliefs within their own student populations. This study offers institutions new opportunities to be relevant and responsive to the unique needs of students in their particular student bodies. …”
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THE HEROIC FEMALE CHARACTER IN FAIRY TALES AND EPICS OF SOME ETHNIC MINORITIES IN THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS by Thi Tham Dam

“…Through the image of the heroine, readers will understand more about the regional culture, including customs, habits, lessons about humanity, and beautiful features in the beliefs of ethnic minorities in the Central Highlands.…”
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Confucian egalitarianism: gender-role attitudes of Chinese in Ireland by Jianfei Niu, Gerard Boucher

“…We name the pattern of their attitudes Confucian egalitarianism, a combination of beliefs in gender egalitarianism, critical essentialism and strategic familism based on Confucian family values.…”
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Variation in Likert scale of the mathematics usefulness test by Facundo Juan Pablo Abal, Sofía Esmeralda Auné, Horacio Félix Attorresi

“…The aim of this work was to compare the results obtained in validity and reliability studies of a mathematics usefulness scale when the Likert format of the items varies. The test measured beliefs about the importance attributed to mathematics for career progress and future professional development. …”
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Effects of described demonstrator ability on brain and behavior when learning from others by Ida Selbing, Nina Becker, Yafeng Pan, Björn Lindström, Andreas Olsson

“…The quality of such learning depends on the abilities of those we observe, but also on our beliefs about those abilities. We have previously demonstrated that observers learned better from demonstrators described as high vs. low in ability, regardless of their actual performance. …”
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Narratives of Male Struggle Against Patriarchy in Select Filipino Literary Works by Jhec Aldrei Canibel, Alyssa Amor Gelbolingo, Ma. Cristilina A. Montañez

“…This study offers a more nuanced understanding of the impacts of patriarchy by exploring its complexities and effects beyond commonly held beliefs about gender roles. Using an inductive thematic analysis grounded in Braun and Clarke's framework, five Filipino literary works were examined to identify themes related to male struggles within a patriarchal society. …”

Student factors that difficult teaching-learning of research skills by Yamile Andrea Gómez-Delgado, Aldo Bazán-Ramírez, Fredy Hernán Villalobos-Galvis

“…The results indicate that the main factors limiting the teaching-learning of science in this context are difficulties in reading and writing skills, disinterest and unfavorable beliefs towards science. The results are analyzed in light of the interbehavioral theory and constitute a contribution to the understanding of the circumstances in which scientific practice is taught and learned in a context in which future teachers are formed.…”
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Indigenous Identity in the Global Sustainable Project by Yusril Ihza Mahendra, Eduardus Andhika Kurniawan, Balya Arung Segara

“…Meanwhile, in Hieu Commune, people follow traditional methods to manage the natural woodlands, embracing the concept of a sacred forest, where taboos, spiritual beliefs, or religious convictions protect nature. …”
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Émanciper et conformer : les tensions de la socialisation civique à l’école primaire by Géraldine Bozec

“…This process leads to differentiated judgments on children, according to the features of their family socialization, which can be more or less congruent, in terms of political beliefs and school behaviours, with what is valued by teachers. …”
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