The Perception and Attitude of the Use of Robotics Among Medical Students, Rehabilitation Students, Including OT and PT Students and Specialists, and Healthcare Faculty Members by Mona Aljefiri, Mona Alhabsh, Manar Alabbasi, Suad Aljehani, Fahad Somaa

“…Conclusion: Most healthcare students and faculty recognize the significance of AI and are excited to engage. AI and robotics should be given ample consideration in the education curriculum by enhancing continual training programs for faculty to conduct AI and robotics courses.…”
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Navigating the sojourn: a mixed-methods exploration of game-based approaches for enhancing intercultural adaptation among Chinese international higher education students in Austral... by Xiao Hu

“…Using a mixed-method investigation involving 158 university students in the 2019 academic year, this study revealed that participating in game-based orientation programs is beneficial for Chinese students to better understand their study requirements, expand communication pathways, and engage in local social life. The Sociocultural Adaptation Scale (SCAS) was used to define variables, with survey data analysed through the Mann–Whitney U test and interview data interpreted using coded variables. …”
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Why issue green bonds? Examining their dual impact on environmental protection and economic benefits by Di Zhou, Alexios Kythreotis

“…This finding raises concerns about potential greenwashing, suggesting that entities issuing both green and conventional bonds may engage in practices that contradict environmental protection while presenting their activities as environmentally friendly through green bonds. …”
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WHERE TWO WORLDS MEET: LIGETI AND ROMANIAN FOLK MUSIC by Bianca Ţiplea TEMEŞ

“…The study will demonstrate that the composer’s music engages in a subtle discourse with his roots, forging an underground connection between Western and Eastern European culture. …”
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قرآنی آیات کی روشنی میں معاصر سائنسی حقائق کا تجزیہ by Dr Saddaqat Hussain

“…In essence, the Quran not only provides moral and spiritual guidance but also challenges humanity to engage in intellectual pursuits and scientific exploration, bridging the gap between faith and reason. …”
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Resiliency Through Collaboration in Heterogeneous Multi-Robot Systems by Alexander A. Nguyen, Faryar Jabbari, Magnus Egerstedt

“…We then describe the conditions under which a help-providing robot and a help-receiving robot can engage in collaboration. Next, we describe the pairwise collaboration framework, modeled through hybrid automata, to show how collaborations can be structured within a heterogeneous multi-robot team. …”
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Inclusive early childhood education: exploring co-creation and the process of empowerment within participatory research and practice by Kate Carr-Fanning, Tanya Rihtman

“…IntroductionInclusive education and participatory research (PR) are both premised upon engaging with local unique needs, social justice, and empowerment. …”
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Legal status of national minorities on the Ukrainian territory in the 19th century by S. Yu. Ivanov

“…The peculiarities of the formation and development of legal status of national minorities, who were on Ukrainian territory during the studied period and were engaged in various types of economic activity, as well as the influence of the general imperial and local legislation on certain aspects of the life of national minorities, have been investigated. …”
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Systematic Review of Usability Factors, Models, and Frameworks with Blockchain Integration for Secure Mobile Health (mHealth) Applications by Irum Feroz, Nadeem Ahmad

“…Blockchain integration emerged as a promising approach to improve data security, interoperability, and user trust, particularly for older adults who engage with complex, multimodal health data. Findings from RQ2 highlighted gaps in usability models, such as the lack of age-specific guidance for multimodal interaction, error recovery, and data privacy. …”
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Community Consultations to Support Scoping Review Knowledge Dissemination by Sarah L. Canham, Rachel Weldrick, Elizabeth Siantz, Jeffrey N. Rose, Danielle Maude Littman, Morgan Cruz Erisman, Kyle Rehn, Shannon Jones, Sumiko Anderson, Anne McNamara, Emma Greenwood

“…Study findings contribute to the literature on how to engage with community around collaborative problem-solving and the importance of incorporating diverse perspectives, fostering empathy and inclusivity, and translating ideas into actionable steps.…”
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Exploring identity in coaching – insights into coaches’ understanding and approach by Alex Lazarus

“…Given identity’s complexity, its impact on human thriving, and its critical role in HRD, this research examines how coaches perceive, engage with, and address identity-related issues. …”
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Classification of Myopathy and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Electromyograms Using Bat Algorithm and Deep Neural Networks by A. Bakiya, A. Anitha, T. Sridevi, K. Kamalanand

“…The efficient discrimination of abnormal EMG signals, myopathy and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, engage crucial role in automatic diagnostic assistance tools, since EMG signals are nonstationary signals. …”
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Adolescents from Broken Homes: The Role of Emotional Regulation in Reducing Aggressive Tendencies by Yohana Eronika Antikaningsih, Dewita Karema Sarajar

“…Utilizing a quantitative correlational design, the study engaged 171 adolescents aged 13–22 years from diverse regions in Indonesia. …”
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Perceived psychological distress and learning barriers on emergency remote education: association with students’ motivation and resilience by Shyra Grace Bauya, Mary Princess Cacayan, Diane Mae Ulanday

“…Replication of this study is highly recommended using qualitative research design and including other variables such as assessments and the engagements of students.…”
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Task-irrelevant emotional expressions are not mimicked, but may modulate the mimicry of task-relevant emotional expressions by Heidi Mauersberger, Christophe Blaison, Ursula Hess

“…Mimicry is absent when participants’ task does not involve engaging with the expressers’ emotions. This may be because task-irrelevant faces (i.e., faces that participants were instructed to ignore) are not processed. …”
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MEDIA IN AN ERA OF DIGITAL GLOBALIZATION: THE ETHICAL PERSPECTIVES by GABRIEL T. NYITSE, STEPHEN WANG

“… The 21st century has witnessed unparalleled digital revolution, driven by the proliferation of digital technologies, which has transformed how individuals’ access, consume, and engage with information. The internet, mobile devices, and social media platforms have connected people across the globe, creating a global digital ecosystem where information transcends physical boundaries. …”
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Positive Education in the United Arab Emirates: Navigating Through and Beyond the Global Pandemic by Tavis D. Jules, Ashley M. Mayworm, Amy C. Nelson Christensenv

“…We conclude by recommending a whole school approach to PE that includes family members since the pandemic revealed that when students are engaged in remote learning or otherwise not face-to-face at school, it is critical that parents/families can support youth who may be struggling. …”
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Modern Conflicts Features in Latin America. The Role of the OAS in the Settlement of the Falklands Conflict by Y. I. Strashko

“…The latter are trying to engage the OAS potential to protect their own national and regional interests while becoming integrated into a new global economic and political relations system. …”
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An Investigation of The Reasons For and Expectations From Boxing Participation of Male Athletes Who Participated in The School Sports Young Adults B Category Boxing Turkey Champion... by Hüseyin Çiçek, Metin Yaman

“…It was also found that 31.4% of the  participants  were engaged in boxing for one year, 18.6% for two years, 18.6% for three years, 15.7% for four years, and 15.7% for five years and more.  …”
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Patterns of physical activity in hunter-gatherer children compared with US and UK children by Luke Kretschmer, Mark Dyble, Nikhil Chaudhary, David Bann, Gul Deniz Salali

“…BaYaka children were highly active, engaging in over 3 h of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) daily, surpassing British adolescents by over 70 min. …”
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