‘God Gave us Legs to Walk!’ by Marizanne Grundlingh

“…Networks and family ties form an essential component of the financial and emotional survival of this group of women. The role of social capital is also investigated as it plays an important role in forging trust and reciprocity among participants of this study. …”
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Adaptasi akademik, sosial, personal, dan institusional : studi college adjustment terhadap mahasiswa tingkat pertama by Anisa Rahmadani, Yuliana Rahmawati Mukti

“…They are required to adapt not only to the academic context but to their personal, social, and emotional condition. The dynamics of college present a variety of challenges that arise as a result of the transition from high school to college. …”
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What Is Happening Here?: An Auto-Ethnographic Account of an Emerging Woman Academic’s Entry into the Academy in South Africa by Nokulunga Shabalala

“…Through my narrative, I critically discuss the concepts of time, space, temporality, emotion, and gender within the academic environment and how these elements intersect to shape experience. …”
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Adaptive learning in bionics: transforming science education by Nadine Honke, Sebastian Becker-Genschow

“…Data from questionnaires and performance tests assessed prior knowledge, learning success, cognitive activation, and situational interest.ResultsThe findings indicate that 98% of students found digital media motivating, with 81% favoring a hybrid mix of traditional and digital teaching methods. Positive emotional responses were reported by 62% of participants, though 38% experienced uncertainty. …”
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ORGANIC FOOD POSITIONING: HOW DO COMPANIES WANT THEIR BRAND TO BE PERCEIVED BY CONSUMERS? by Mihai STOICA

“…The results of the research showed the focus of the companies on highlighting the attributes related to the product characteristics and the personal green benefits, at the expense of environmental, emotional, and symbolic benefits. Positioning bases related to consumption occasions, brand values, and association with fictional characters or celebrities play a secondary role in supporting the brand position. …”

Poète en morceaux, morceaux de poète by Amalia Dragani

“…As regards the former there is talk of “bodies in pieces, boiling, explosion” and emotional disorders that affect the internal organs such as the liver, heart, spleen and bowels. …”
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How prepared are families for patients undergoing continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis therapy? by Siti Fatimah, Azizah Khoiriyati

“…Ten articles met the criteria, revealing critical aspects of family readiness, including caregiving burden, communication with healthcare providers, knowledge of the disease and therapy, material and emotional support, and understanding of the dialysis service system. …”
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Chikamatsu, Mori, and the uncanny valley by Karl F. MacDorman

“…A play's unfolding events evoke empathy and emotion through their meaning for the characters. …”
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Beyond Verbatim: Embodied Truth and the Limits of Language in House Arrest by Mehmet Ünal

“…Through verbatim text, minimalist staging and emotionally resonant performance, Smith highlights how individuals, particularly those from marginalised groups, are vulnerable to having their narratives distorted or controlled by those in power. …”
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MESS to live with schizophrenic parental history: A systematic review of developmental checkpoints. by Maryam Khan, Rabia Batool, Uzma Mushtaq, Shakir Iqbal, Sana Shaheen, Aimen Zafar Butt, Anees Ahmed

“…We summarized our findings under MESS typology covering motor development, emotional and behavioral issues, speech and hearing impairments, and socio-cognitive aspects as essential features of a child's development serving as a guide to prevent the onset of psychological complications.…”
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Psychosocial conflicts and defense mechanisms in leadership: psychoanalytic view in Elizabeth: The Golden Age movie by Al Syifa An Nisaa Al Fajri, Agung Wiranata Kusuma

“…In addition, the defense mechanisms used by Elizabeth such as rationalization and sublimation play a positive role in maintaining her emotional stability, while regression and forgiveness lead to negative ones. …”
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Société du risque, environnement et potentialisation des menaces : un défi pour les sciences sociales by Lionel Charles, Bernard Kalaora

“…The lack of reflexivity, of innovation and explorative capacity, the emergency and emotion tyranny result in the amplification of threats and fears and the activation of security and identity discourses which, instead of mobilizing energies, paralyse them, amplifying the sideration. …”
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Self-Management Embedded in Daily Activities: A Photoelicitation Focus Group Study among Persons with Spinal Cord Injury and Their Primary Caregivers in Bangladesh by Salma Begum, Yeasir A. Alve, Peter Bontje

“…The results show that self-management, traditionally described as medical, emotional, and role management, should also include the management of social complexities. …”
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‘The South! something exclaims within me’: Real and Imagined Spaces in Italy and the South in Vernon Lee’s Travel Writing by Leonie Wanitzek

“…Sensory impressions interact with memories, intertextual associations and feelings of nostalgia in order to produce Lee’s intense and personal emotional reactions to places. Edward Soja’s concept of ‘Thirdspace’, or ‘real-and-imagined places’ further allows me to explain Lee’s experiences of place as encounters between the real and the imagined, the present and the remembered. …”
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INNOVATIVE APPROACH IN CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT; IMPROVING EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS THROUGH MULTIDIMENSIONAL STRATEGIES by Dinda Febrianti Putri, Abdullah Abdullah

“…The research findings indicate that the implementation of multidimensional strategies in curriculum development includes the integration of social and emotional skills, enhancement of learning material quality, utilization of technology in learning, cross-sectoral collaboration, and the development of practical skills.…”
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Official and Public Dialogue in Lithuania-Russia Relationships: in Search of Communicative Solutions by N. A. Ivanova

“…That has been leading to estrangement between the societies of the both countries and also to increase of word outlook, emotional and mental break. In the historical perspective it might become the grand challenge for both states as neighboring countries. …”
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Writing and Multimedia. Redesigning the Futuristic Experience by Vincenzo Cirillo

“…The relationship between graphic design (writing) and movement (animation) has been addressed in the digital environment through the design of video-graphic products analyzed on the basis of: visual theories of typographic composition; the figurative-generative languages of graphic signs, relational contexts (chromatic, dimensional, formal) along with the integration between image and photo-cinematography (where present); the duration of the audiovisual spot; of the sound component as a key to emotional reading functional to the visual narrative; of communication strategies. …”
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HOW TO SEARCH THE PLACE BRAND IDENTITY DISTINGUISHED FEATURES? THE LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS' PERSPECTIVE by Ewa Glińska

“…Statements of the participants interviewed have identified two groups of the distinguishing characteristics of the specific nature of the analyzed towns: the emotional attributes and functional attributes. In the first category such as distinguishing characteristics of the town are located like: the atmosphere, the history and local culture, and human potential. …”
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From the Other Shore: Exploring Home and Spatial Duality in Leïla Sebbar’s Le silence des rives (Silence on the Shores) by Nassima Amirouche

“…This article also highlights the argument that the notions of “home” and “belonging” are not merely physical, but also emotional and psychological. The concept of spatial duality, as developed by Gaston Bachelard, provides a valuable framework for understanding the intricate relationship between exiles’ experiences of physical and psychological space. …”
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Image of a University Professor: Students’ Views and Priorities by M. A. Lukashenko, A. A. Ozhgikhina

“…The paper shows that the dominant features of the image are professors’ professionalism and expertise in a specific subject area, their pedagogical competence as an ability to implement productive educational process and an emotional intelligence. The paper contains many practical examples which show the legitimacy of students’ priorities in part of image features of their professors.…”
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