Le conte paysager pour fabriquer collectivement des savoirs socio-écologiques situés by Grégory Epaud

“…It provides insight into local culture via the actions, relationships and emotions of the inhabitants. The aim is to offer a reflexive perspective of an inhabited environment composed of interactions between humans and non-humans. …”
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A Technique: Exposure Therapy by Serkan AKKOYUNLU, M. Hakan TÜRKÇAPAR

“…In addition to this clients learn that feared consequences does not realize or not harmful as they believed by experiencing. Emotional processing is believed to be the mechanism of change in exposure.Objective: The aim of this review is to provide a definition of exposure and its effectiveness briefly, and describe how to implement exposure, its steps and remarkable aspects using. …”
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Infertility and Psychological Well-Being: The Interplay of Post-Traumatic Growth and Affective Personality Types in Infertile Lebanese Muslim Women by Fatin Khalifeh, Anastasia Salame, Ghina Ghazeeri

“…The conclusion suggested that healthcare professionals should consider the positive and negative affect, as well as APTs of infertile patients, to provide effective support and facilitate their emotional well-being during infertility treatments.…”
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THE USE OF E-LEARNING TOOLS IN TRAINING AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL-DIGITAL COMPETENCES IN THE GENERATIONAL Z GROUP by Izabela A. KOŁODZIEJ, Magdalena BOROWSKA

“…Results indicated that remote learning tools contribute to the development of both social competencies (such as creativity, motivation, emotional intelligence, communication skills, and cognitive curiosity) and digital competencies (e.g., design, use of media and applications, ability to protect information/data, ability to use information/data, and handling AI). …”
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Adaptation of elderly people and various inequalities in the post-pandemic time by K. A. Galkin

“…The study concludes that emotional reflection, availabilities of hobbies or emergence of new ones, revision of previous resources, types of communication and ways of solving problems, shift of focus from caring for family and relatives to caring for themselves create positive opportunities for adaptation for older people.…”
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Psychological well-being of students is the leading trend of contemporary e-pedagogics by Yu. S. Zinchenko, V. V. Gusarenko

“…The results of the survey have demonstrated that distance learning had a negative impact on the rhythm of students’ classes, negatively affected the level of student responsibility in the educational process and the causes of emotional burnout. During remote classes, the conflict between students decreased, and along the line of student-teacher interaction, on the contrary, it increased. …”
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Physical Effects of Maternal Deaths on Midwives’ Health: A Qualitative Approach by Anita Fafa Dartey, Ellemes Phuma-Ngaiyaye

“…Grief does not only affect human emotions but also impacts their physical health. Understanding physical grief of people can bring to bear the grip of its daunting nature, a situation where routines become challenging. …”
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Learning approaches and strategies in online learning by Shinta Ratna Yudhi Hapsari, Zhafirah Azzahrawaani, Adisa Siti Nurazizah, Alif Ismail, Gina Ramdanis, Ima Siti Halimah, Linda Angel Callista

“…Meanwhile, the approaches that can be adapted to online learning are Student-Centered, individual, educative, and emotional approaches. This type of strategy and approach can be adjusted by the teacher depending on the conditions faced by students and teachers. …”
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Challenges in the application of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs for children living in Gaza amid ongoing conflict started in October 2023 by Mohammed Qutishat

“…Main body This literature review systematically analyzed studies and reports focusing on the conflict’s psychological, emotional, and social impacts on children in Gaza. …”
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Efficacy of education strategies concerning organ shortage: state-of-the-art and proposals by Felix Cantarovich

“…Introduction: Aim of this study was to review the underlying reasons for organ shortage and the efficacy of current education programs, in order to propose messages to modify socio-psychological feelings to donation. Discussion: Emotional barriers such as fear of death and mutilation are the major reasons for inadequate organ donation; nevertheless, education programs do not consider these barriers. …”
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Alzheimer’s Dementia due to Suspected CTE from Subconcussive Head Impact by Shauna H. Yuan, Sonya G. Wang

“…CTE can present with early symptoms of emotional changes or late symptoms with memory decline and dementia. …”
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Influencing Factors and Simulation Modeling of Tourist Environmental Protection Behavior under the Background of OSG Platform by Lixia Wang, Weiyu Fu

“…The results of the experiment indicate that tourists’ environmental protection behavior is related to six factors, including tourist characteristic factors, tourists’ environmental attitude factors, tourists’ emotional factors towards scenic spots, tourists’ habit factors, social factors, and promotion conditions. …”
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Digital technologies in the system of teaching students at the university by E. Z. Imaeva, N. A. Sukhareva, Yu. V. Kostikova

“…Methods for diagnosing learning motivation and emotional attitude to learning, studying the levels of formation of students’ cognitive interests (author’s method), a questionnaire for assessing students’ knowledge in the field of research activities were applied as well. …”
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Life quality related to health in asthmatic children and their caretaker. by Rafael Alejandro Gómez Baute, Yaney Gonzalez Iglesias, Juana María Morejón Fernández, Roberto Travieso Peña

“…The evaluation of life quality using the questionnaire of the Mc Master the Juniper University threw a moderate life quality, being the emotive sphere the most affected. The evaluation of life quality in caretakers showed a deterioration.…”
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Animal Objects: Memory, Desire and Mourning by Julia Courtney

“…Drawing on contemporary journalism, fiction and descriptions of the objects themselves, I examine topics including the irony of ‘naturalisation’, the synecdoche of dismembered parts, and the power of objects to focus emotions. While the death of the animal is implicit in the construction of the domestic object, possession of the object allows the owner to recapture, even to re-experience, intensely lived moments of danger, violence, comradeship, physical prowess, closeness to nature and, especially, of power.…”
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Clinical Observation of MRI Scanning Combined with Clinical Nursing for Surgical Breast Cancer Patients by Huan Zhang, Yanan Yin, Wenjing Tao, Ling Liu

“…Compared with the control group, the proportion of negative emotions (such as stress and depression) in the control group decreased (P<0.05). …”
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Sexual Quality of Life in Women with Breast Cancer by Lovorka Brajkovic, Petra Sladic, Vanja Kopilaš

“…For women with breast cancer, sexual quality of life is one of the most disrupted aspects of life often associated with long-term physical and emotional difficulties. The main goal of this paper is to systematically review the literature to determine the level of sexual quality of life in women with breast cancer considering the individual and combined impact of grade, progression of the disease, type of treatment, body image, degree of depression, and anxiety, self-esteem, and social partner support and to determine whether the perception of the body, level of self-esteem and the presence of depressive and anxiety symptoms differ regarding different types of treatment or the level of partners' social support. …”
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Performing Not-Not-Me in SoMe: A New Theatrical Typology of Self-Presentation Online by Anne-Britt Gran

“…., social role, identity/identities, idealized self, authentic self, brand) to how they perform it, concerning the style of acting and dressing, the use of props, makeup, symbols and signs, emotions, and expressions. Since participation on SoMe platforms is largely about how SoMe users present themselves and how they want to be received, theatricality and performing arts theories can inform this how with a new and nuanced conceptual apparatus. …”
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Increased behavioural problems associated with corticosteroid use in children with nephrotic syndrome: a Southeast Asian perspective by Mohamad Nizam Mahmud, Azizah Othman, Mohamad Ikram Ilias

“…The CBCL measures a range of age-specific emotional and psychological problems, including internalising and externalising domains. …”
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Personal experiencing of spoken English by Poles by Michał Daszkiewicz

“…It discusses how grown-ups – supposedly aware of how important speech is for their language success – prove victim to affective obstacles, require the personally – and emotionally-experienced sense of achievement, which implies that the character of their language learning does not depart too far from that of young children. …”
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