Health-related quality of life among adult patients with cancer in Uganda – a cross-sectional study by Allen Naamala, Lars E. Eriksson, Jackson Orem, Gorrette K. Nalwadda, Zarina Nahar Kabir, Lena Wettergren

“…The majority self-reported poor functioning ranging between 61% (Emotional Function) to 79% (Physical Function) and symptoms (Fatigue 63%, Pain 80%) at clinically concerning levels. …”
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Nonadherence in Home-Based Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program for COPD Patients by Yi Li, Hongyu Qian, Kewei Yu, Ying Huang

“…Demographic characteristics, 6-minute walking distance (6MWD), COPD assessment test (CAT), modified Medical Research Council scale (mMRC), and emotional function were compared between two groups. …”
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It is harder for me: A thematic analysis of lived experience of self-care, and its relationship with self-injurious behaviors in psychiatric patients by Jonas Bjärehed, Hanna Grenner, Sara Pavlovic, Magnus Nilsson

“…, highlighting motivational challenges rooted in low selfworth and the need for meaning; ii) Self-care is a difficult choice for me, reflecting how emotional variability, uncertainty about selfcare, and dichotomous thinking hinder decision-making; iii) Selfcare is beyond my control, emphasizing struggles with planning, routines, and the interplay of emotional states and self-care behaviors; and iv) Support can both help and hinder self-care, illustrating the critical yet complex role of external support. …”
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Effectiveness of Academic Engagement Training on the Ability to Forgiveness and increasing Positive Orientation Towards School by Vajiheh Zohoorparvandeh, Elham Zirak

“…In this way, this intervention was able to increase the ability of forgiveness and positive orientation of high school students; Therefore, it can be said that teaching academic engagement by using techniques such as familiarity with the concept of forgiveness, accepting emotions, facing emotions, individual and collective responsibility skills, and self-awareness can be an effective method to increase the ability to forgive and have a positive orientation towards school in knowledge. …”
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The Effect of Online Education on Children’s Socialization Processes During the Pandemic Period: A Communication- Based Research on First Grade Primary School Students by Ebru Özgen, Ayşe Müge Yazgan

“…The findings suggest that as the level of social anxiety and social change increase, there is a decrease in social, emotional, and moral development.…”
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The Influence of Head Teacher’s Leadership Styles on Service Delivery in Secondary Schools in Uganda: A Case Study of Ssembabule District. by Adoko, Vincent

“…The study recommended that Head teachers should work on their competences, consider team building, harmony, emotional bond among their teachers, understanding their responsibilities in order to improve on the quality of service delivery in schools.…”
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Effects of Branding on Customer Loyalty in Hotels: A Case Study of Jevine Hotel Kabusu. by Kyarisiima, Pamela

“…The study revealed there is a relationship between branding and customer loyalty and these included brand image and perception, consistency in Service and experience, brand Recognition and Trust, Emotional Connection, loyalty Programs and Incentives, and Online Reputation Management. …”
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Effect of Male Involvement in Parenting and the Moral Development of Children in Southern Division Kabale Municipality. by Tumuhimbise, Shallot

“…The study findings on the importance of male parent involvement in parenting and the moral development of children, it was revealed that male parents serve as important role models for their children especially by displaying consistent behavior, emotional strength, and effective problem-solving skills to help children learn how to manage their emotions and cope with stress and on the challenges faced by males in actively participating in parenting and the moral development of children, it was revealed that the traditional gender roles and societal expectations often place the burden of primary caregiving on mothers and sometimes this limits male involvement in active participating in child upbringing. …”
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Stress Management Techniques by Heidi Liss Radunovich

“…Stress is a daily part of life and can cause both health and emotional problems. Experts suggest that we manage our stress in order to prevent having these negative results. …”
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Stress Management Techniques by Heidi Liss Radunovich

“…Stress is a daily part of life and can cause both health and emotional problems. Experts suggest that we manage our stress in order to prevent having these negative results. …”
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Calidad del cuidado de enfermería en la unidad de cuidados intensivos durante la COVID-19: estudio cualitativo by John Camilo Garcia Uribe, Susana Vallejo, Yuliana Cardenas Jaramillo

“…The experiences and meanings of the nursing professionals in this study were framed by difficult working conditions, encounter with death, work overload, decrease in the quality of care, increase in adverse events, and tensions between positive and negative emotions. Conclusion. The pandemic was a complex emotional event, with tensions between values and emotions, caused by precarious working conditions, increasing morbimortality, the feeling that sometimes the effort was not recognized, the moral anguish of feeling that one could not act according to one's own principles and the imperious decision of having to choose which patients to save and care for, which had a negative impact on the quality of care. …”
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Effect of the cervical and thoracic “Daoyin” training on posture and pulmonary function in patients with upper crossed syndrome: a randomized controlled trial by Yue Guo, Ming Li, Chaowei Xie, Xiaoyan Liu, Yushan Chen, Jun Yang, Yuxue Wu, Shaoqing Chen, Shizhong Wang, Jianping Lin

“…The study was designed to assess the effect of cervical and thoracic “Daoyin” training on pain, posture, pulmonary function, cervical range of motion, and emotional state in college students with UCS. Design We conducted a parallel-group randomized control study. …”
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Parental Mental Health and Child Maltreatment in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Importance of Sampling in a Quantitative Statistical Study by Lara Engelke, Claudia Calvano, Steffi Pohl, Sibylle Maria Winter, Babette Renneberg

“…ResultsCompared to parents from the quota sample, parents from the convenience sample reported significantly more parental stress (η2=0.024); decreased subjective health (η2=0.016); more anxiety and depression symptoms (η2=0.055); more general stress (η2=0.044); more occurrences of verbal emotional abuse (VEA; φ=0.12), witnessing domestic violence (WDV; φ=0.13), nonverbal emotional abuse (NEA; φ=0.03), physical abuse (φ=0.10), and emotional neglect (φ=0.06); and an increase of child maltreatment (VEA: exp(B)=2.95; WDV: exp(B)=3.19; NEA: exp(B)=1.65). …”
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Consumer Anthropomorphism and Happiness: Analysis of the Brand Authenticity Effect by Mehdi Khademi Gerashi, Setare Mohammadian

“…Conclusion Research in the literature provides compelling evidence supporting the conclusion that anthropomorphism leads to an increase in positive emotions while simultaneously reducing negative emotions. …”
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DEVELOPMENT OF THE INVOLVEMENT OF PERSONNEL BY METHODS OF HORIZONTAL MANAGEMENT by A. Dolgaya

“…The integrating element of model is feedback which has to be implemented both in the form of emotional support of employees, and in the formal system of assessment of their activity.…”
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Biologiczne podstawy emocji. Rola stresu w regulacji procesu dojrzewania by Maria Dorota Czajkowska-Majewska

“…Emotions are fundamental functions of mammalian brain, essential for survival of an individual, a group and a species, they have biological basis and are mediated by a variety of neurotransmitters and neurohormones acting on specific brain structures. …”
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Coping With Stress During a Job Loss by Heidi Liss Radunovich

“…FCS-5265, a 4-page fact sheet by Heidi Liss Radunovich, describes the typical emotional reactions people have when they experience an unexpected job loss, and lists ways people can take care of themselves during the stress of a job loss. …”
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Direct and Indirect Drug Design Approaches for the Development of Novel Tricyclic Antipsychotics: Potential 5-HT2A Antagonist by Mahantesh Namdev Jadhav, Ganesh Rajendra Kokil, Shilpa Sudhakar Harak, Sanjay Baburao Wagh

“…Schizophrenia is a mental disorder manifested largely by disintegration of thought processes and emotional responsiveness. Given the therapeutic and toxic limitations of clinically available drugs, it is clear that there is still a need for the development of new generation antipsychotic agents with an improved clinical profile. …”
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Coping With Stress During a Job Loss by Heidi Liss Radunovich

“…FCS-5265, a 4-page fact sheet by Heidi Liss Radunovich, describes the typical emotional reactions people have when they experience an unexpected job loss, and lists ways people can take care of themselves during the stress of a job loss. …”
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Le capital environnemental : esquisse d’une notion pour la compréhension des dynamiques socio-environnementales by Christophe Beaurain, Romain Rouaud, Paul Arnould

“…This notion is defined as all investments (socio-economic, ideological, emotional, political, artistic…) in the environment realized by actors. …”
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