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    Educational effectiveness of cognitive and metacognitive strategies on educational self-destructive behaviors and negative self-evaluation thinking in Arabic lessons by Ali Nourihamid Altome, Mohammad hassani, Masoumeh Talebi

    Published 2024-09-01
    “…Researchers have classified students' learning activities in the form of three cognitive, emotional, and metacognitive activities. Cognitive strategies are learning tools that help people prepare new information to combine with previously learned information and store it in long-term memory. …”
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    Investigating the impact of variety of e-retail delivery service options on customer retention by Soheila Zarinjoy alvar, shahin raz, Ali Tavakolifar

    Published 2024-09-01
    “…Extensive knowledge of consumer behavioral and emotional responses in e-retail and immersive retail settings provides rich insights for retailers and related service providers to develop sustainable market strategies (Selin Atalay et al., 2017; Sun et al., 2020; Xu, 2020). …”
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    Investigating the mediating role of academic self-sufficiency and basic psychological needs in the relationship of social skills and social intelligence with academic achievement by Fatimeh Sabih Mahdi, Hasan ghalavandi

    Published 2024-05-01
    “…Socialization is a process during which the norms, skills, motivations, and behaviors of a person are formed, and prepares him to enter the society and provides the basis for success in education (Ghasemi, 2014).Social intelligenceSocial intelligence can be considered as the ability to understand and control one's emotions and feelings in order to help intellectual activities, decision-making, and communication (Feizi, 2017).Academic self-sufficiencySelf-sufficiency is a person's perception of his capacities and abilities regarding performance in various fields of life such as education (Aghaie Motlagh, 2021).Basic psychological needsIn psychology, need is a state of deprivation, deficiency, and lack in an organism, such as a lack of food, water, and oxygen; or in general, a lack of any state that is necessary for the continuation of a living being's life, and is necessary for a person's well-being. …”
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    The moderating effect of self-efficacy on the relationship between parents and children and academic participation, considering the mediating variable of learning adaptation among... by meysam karamipour, samaneh mataji, rezvaneh kazem nezhad, maryam esfandyari

    Published 2024-09-01
    “…Adaptability of learning Adaptation in school is a multi-dimensional structure that should be distinguished between several types, i.e. academic, social and individual emotional adaptation (Lavasani et al, 2018). Academic adaptation refers to the demands of the educational environment such as homework and exams (Wilder, 2014). …”
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    Examining the communication model of customer participation and competitive business with social media based on brand in manufacturing and trading companies by javad mashhadizadeh, Farzad Karimi, Mojtaba aghajani

    Published 2024-12-01
    “…These activities usually require high or moderate participation from consumers, which creates a positive psychological state when experiencing their participation or cooperation with the brand, and includes aspects of cognitive effort, emotional involvement, and behavioral diversity (Lu et al, 2015).For this purpose, the current research aims to answer this question: What is the communication model of customer participation and competitive business with social media based on brand in manufacturing and trading companies of Ahvaz?…”
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    Designing a model for re-employment of employees during retirement (Study case: Ministry of Education) by Fatemeh Fatemeh Bina Baji, Hamid Rezaei Far, Mohammad Mohammadi, Monireh Salehnia

    Published 2024-09-01
    “…Individual factors in causal conditions are subsistence and material needs, emotional and communication needs, and psychological needs. …”
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    Analysis of the impact of the quality of service to the elderly on their loyalty through a Memorable experience and satisfaction among the elderly in 5-star hotels in Mashhad. by tina ezazi, vajihe hoshyar

    Published 2024-06-01
    “…., (2022) conducted a research entitled "Investigating the role of memorable experience and emotional intelligence in the loyalty of senior customers to hotels for the elderly". …”
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    Study on Innovative Practices to Promote Girls’ Retention and Transition to Secondary and Higher Learning Institutions in Sub-Saharan Africa. by Ayiga, Natal, Adyanga, Francis Akena, Akello, Jacqueline

    Published 2024
    “…Introduce courses that teach life skills to learners in primary schools: This will enable learners to understand and manage the physiological, psychological, and emotional changes girls experience as they transition through the turbulent years of adolescence.…”
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    Designing a financial literacy development model for Farhangian University students by Mohsen Molapanah, Yousef Namvar, Azam Rastgoo, Majid Ahmadlu, Toran Soleimani

    Published 2024-05-01
    “…According to the definition of Shirzadi (2018), a literate person is a person who has six types of literacy; educational, emotional, communication, media, computer, and financial; every person should have sufficient knowledge about financial affairs and take steps to strengthen their financial literacy (Rahmani & Mohammadi, 2019).What is certain is that the role of educational and school systems in the creation, growth and development of financial and economic literacy in today's societies becomes more and more important (Taftian, Azdi, & Rejal, 2018). …”
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    The effect of gamification on brand co-creation in app-based businesses: investigating the mediating role of consumer engagement and the moderating role of hedonic and innovativene... by Rayhane Rezagholizade, Zahra Sadeqi-Arani, Esmail Mazroui

    Published 2025-03-01
    “…Also, it causes the customer's emotional state to overcome him in the purchase, and a higher level of this dominance can lead to a higher effect of gamification on consumer engagement. …”
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    Improving the experience of health services for trans and gender-diverse young people and their families: an exploratory qualitative study by Melissa Stepney, Samantha Martin, Magdalena Mikulak, Sara Ryan, Jay Stewart, Richard Ma, Adam Barnett

    Published 2025-02-01
    “…This created large amounts of preparation, emotional energy and investment for a young person before going to a consultation. …”
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    Peer support for adult social care in prisons in England and Wales: a mixed-methods rapid evaluation by Holly Walton, Efthalia Massou, Chris Sherlaw-Johnson, Donna Gipson, Lucy Wainwright, Paula Harriott, Pei Li Ng, Stephen Riley, Stephen Morris, Naomi J Fulop

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…The most frequently reported risks include risks to recipients (e.g. safeguarding concerns or issues, risks of bullying, accusations of stealing, buddies overstepping boundaries, and dishonesty), risks to buddies (e.g. burden and emotional risks) and exploitation of role by staff, buddies and recipients (e.g. facilitating trafficking of contraband or being asked to do things not part of the role). …”
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    Protecting the Autonomy of Patients with Severe Mental Illness Through Psychiatric Advance Directive Peer-Facilitation by Nicholas Karasik

    Published 2023-08-01
    “…Williams explains: "Once the social sources of our identities are recognized, it becomes apparent that someone else who shares my culture [experience] might be able to understand me better than I understand myself.” [45] Essentially, the lived experience of peer-support specialists does not necessarily impede autonomy but can effectively enhance it through facilitated support.[46] Recognizing that individuals are embedded in social relations makes it clear that conceptions of autonomy that neglect emotions, communal life, social context, interdependence, reciprocity, and the development of persons over time are exceedingly narrow.[47] Within this framework of relational autonomy, peer-support specialists can guide service users through their struggles with SMI. …”
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