Thomas Wolfe: Modo and the Potential for Renaissance by Amélie Moisy

“…To Wolfe’s conservative publishers, his excessive and emotionally intense style, running the gamut between lyrical and terse, seemed cutting edge. …”
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Research on improving urban park green space landscape quality based on public psychological perception: a comprehensive AHP-TOPSIS-POE evaluation of typical parks in Jinan City by Qingtao Cheng

“…This study aims to reduce the subjectivity of evaluation indicators, raise public awareness of high-quality cognition and emotional experiences, and provide a scientific basis for the development of scientifically reasonable urban park green landscapes.…”
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Sex differences in psychiatric comorbidities of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder among children, adolescents, and adults: A nationwide population-based cohort study. by Pei-Hsin Kao, Chung-Han Ho, Charles Lung-Cheng Huang

“…Males under 18 predominantly had ADHD, whereas females exhibited increased vulnerability to emotional disorders. In adulthood, males showed greater susceptibility to most psychiatric comorbidities, except sleep disorders. …”
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Forming Students’ Value-meaningful Attitude to the Socio-cultural Heritage of Religion in Scientific and Pedagogical Discourse by Elena V. Lukashina

“…It is noted that the value-meaningful attitude of students to the socio-cultural heritage of religion is expressed in the active, selective position of the student, manifested in the need for getting familiarized with culture, knowledge and understanding of religion, a positively colored emotional response to religious and cultural values, the ability to comprehend and realize spiritual needs.…”
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"All places equally estranged": A comparative reading of Veljko Milićević's The Pathless Land and Dinko Šimunović's The Stranger by Todorović Sofija D.

“…These existentially "homeless", resigned melancholics are characterized by a particular kind of uprootedness: they cannot determine themselves, neither in relation to their native soil (which remains factual, but not emotional "homeland"), nor in relation to any other place, or any other aspect of life that could potentially gain satisfaction and a sense of belonging. …”
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Adopting online flipped teaching to improve learner engagement in an English for specific purposes (ESP) course in China: a mixed-methods study by Li Zhiyong, Wang Yang

“…However, no significant difference was found in emotional engagement between the two classes. Qualitative data supported our quantitative findings, and five key factors leading to different dimensions of learner engagement were identified: learners’ prior English attainment, learners’ perceived affordance of online learning and teaching, interpersonal factors, instructor presence and learning tasks. …”
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Planning and Layout Method for Community Bus Stops Based on Carbon Reduction Benefits by Yang LI, Chenyu XIANG, Ning LIU

“…Furthermore, this paper introduces the emotional coefficient of the residents’ public transport trip to determine the effect of travel, waiting and connecting times thereof. …”
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Exploring of Expressive Art Therapy in Counselling: A Recent Systematic Review by Siti NurulHida Abdul Rahman, Mohd Izwan Mahmud, Ku Suhaila Ku Johari

“…Sometimes meeting the complex emotional needs of clients can require more work than typical counselling strategies. …”
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The role of folklore in shaping the Leukonese characters: An anthropolinguistic study by Tasnim Lubis, T. Thyrhaya Zein, Amalia Amalia

“…Finally, ‘nanga-nanga’ instills (1) emotional expression and coping, (2) the reflection of social realities, and (3) empowerment and voice. …”
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Affect in Literary Translations: What is at Stake for the Author and the Translator by Klaarika Kaldjärv

“…The article also sheds light on the emotional and affective aspects involved in the translation process, highlighting the recurring theme of trust and the fear of translatorial non-compliance. …”
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Spiritual well-being and burnout syndrome in healthcare: A systematic review by Francesco CHIRICO, Kavita BATRA, Ravi BATRA, Gülçin Güler ÖZTEKİN, Giuseppe FERRARI, Pietro CRESCENZO, Gabriella NUCERA, Lukasz SZARPAK, Manoj SHARMA, Nicola MAGNAVITA, Murat YILDIRIM

“…Most studies indicated a positive relationship between spiritual well-being or spirituality and personal accomplishment, and a negative association with emotional exhaustion and depersonalization. Interventional studies found that spirituality-based interventions were effective in reducing BOS among HCWs, however, the evidence is fairly scarce. …”
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Comparative Analysis of Healthy Lifestyles in Peruvian University Students During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic by Carme Y. Baltazar-Meza, María Custodio

“…The COVID-19 pandemic has provoked a worldwide mental health crisis, affecting university students in an exacerbated way, exposing them to the risk of emotional isolation and development of eating disorders. …”
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Test Performance Related Dysfunctional Beliefs by Recep TÜTÜNCÜ, Ahmet İNCE, M. Hakan TÜRKÇAPAR

“…In order to understand the determinants of success in exams better, we need to take into account not only emotional and motivational, but also cognitive aspects of the participants such as dysfunctional beliefs. …”
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Classroom Behavior Recognition Using Computer Vision: A Systematic Review by Qingtang Liu, Xinyu Jiang, Ruyi Jiang

“…Results showed that: (1) computer vision-supported classroom behavior recognition focused on four categories: physical action, learning engagement, attention, and emotion. Physical actions and learning engagement have been the primary recognition targets; (2) behavioral categorizations have been defined in various ways and lack connections to instructional content and events; (3) existing studies have focused on college students, especially in a natural classical classroom; (4) deep learning was the main recognition method, and the YOLO series was applicable for multiple behavioral purposes; (5) moreover, we identified challenges in experimental design, recognition methods, practical applications, and pedagogical research in computer vision. …”
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Perception of students' motivations in gymnastic activities in physical education classes by Carla Vieira, Tatiana Rocha, António Manuel Azevedo

“… Introduction: Gymnastics encompasses a diverse spectrum of practices considered fundamental for students’ education process, promoting their physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development in an integrated manner. Nonetheless, its adoption in the school context falls short compared to other modalities. …”
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Quality of life in gynecological cancer patients: focusing in religious aspects by Wastu Adi Mulyono, Wahyu Ekowati, Fera Agusti Ningrum, Salma Nurhikmah, Nadia Bella Maharani

“…Background: Gynecological cancer is a malignancy that attacks the reproductive organs, affecting not only physical health but also psychological and emotional well-being, often causing depression and anxiety. …”
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Optimizing Football Player Development in Indonesia and Malaysia: Sports Psychology's Take on the Affective Domain by Amin Akbar, Fuccy Utamy Syafitri, Eko Purnomo, Firunika Intan Cahyani

“…Results: The role of coaches in paying attention to emotional and mental training is the basis for the development of sports psychology in children. …”
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The impact of social exclusion on experiential sports consumption: the chain mediating roles of loneliness and the need for social connection by Chenya Li, Weihua Qu

“…IntroductionWith the advancement of the social economy, sports consumption has shifted from traditional material-based purchases to experiential sports consumption, emphasizing psychological engagement and emotional fulfillment. However, the psychological mechanisms behind experiential sports consumption remain underexplored, especially in the context of social exclusion.MethodsThis study is grounded in social exclusion theory, constructing a conceptual model where social exclusion is the independent variable, experiential sports consumption intention is the dependent variable, and loneliness and the need for social connection serve as mediators. …”
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Interpretation of Historical Facts in Modern Italian Literature by the Example of Umberto Eco’s Novel “Baudolino” by O. Yu. Mushtanova

“…The portraits of historical figures are borrowed from the chronicles, however in the novel they get more emotional in the perception of the protagonist, typical cliches are replaced by individuality. …”
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The Main Characteristics of Dialogic Interaction (Defining the Actual Tasks of Pedagogic Dialog by Y. V. Yermolayeva

“…The paper observes the main characteristics or prerequisites of dialogic interaction: dialogic attitude (emotionally ethical precondition); antinomian thinking (intellectual precondition); open outlook and creativity (precondition of personal meaning creation in the course of dialog). …”
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