Designing a model for the development of questioning skills based on the school context in primary school students by motahare Khosravi Rad, Ahmad Akbari, Mohammad karimi, Moslem Cherabin

“…While teaching and working with students, they should always provide a space for creating questions in the student's mind, and avoid giving ready answers to the student. …”
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Identification and analysis of drivers affecting the maturity of knowledge management in Tehran Municipal Sports Organization by ismail khandan, Ali Mohammad Safania, Mohsen Baghrian Farahabadi, Seyyed Salahuddin i Naqshband

“…Through knowledge management, managers try to extract the knowledge accumulated in the minds of the members of the organization and share it among all people. …”
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A Systemic Approach to Inceptive Constructions in Lithuanian by Rolandas Mikulskas

“…In the routine of usage, though, this presupposed motion of the subject referent towards the destination can easily be conceived subjectively by the speaker (/ hearer) (when she covers the distance only in her mind). Through this cognitive mechanism, called subjectification by Ronald Langacker (2000, 297–315), the motion component in the semantics of the head verbs is backgrounded and, respectively, their grammatical function (that of the inceptive markers) is foregrounded. …”
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Designing the behavioral model of managers in the digital age with the foundation's data approach by Farahangiz Abdollahzadeh Namini, Rouhollah Samiei, Alireza Mazidi

“…When talking about the behavioral pattern of managers in the digital age, the first thing that comes to mind is the effective functional and organizational outcomes resulting from the strategy and guidance of that manager. …”
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Components of stakeholder participation to create value in the banking industry in East Azerbaijan Agricultural Bank by Alireza Tagavi, Alireza Bafandeh Zendeh, Samad Aali

“…Meanwhile, an organization that is able to create a special value in the minds of customers will have a competitive advantage. …”
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Is it Time to Recognize Political Anxiety as a Social Determinant of Health? by Brandon Ambrosino

“…Simply suggesting the patient be mindful about their political content could be a good first step.     …”
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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

“…Theoretical FrameworkbrandA brand is not only a symbol that distinguishes a product from others, but also includes all the features that come to mind when a buyer thinks of that brand. These characteristics are the concrete, abstract, psychological, and social characteristics of that product (Meysamiazad et al, 2024).social mediaSocial media is a group of online user programs whose purpose is to facilitate interactions and content sharing. …”
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Evaluation of Arabic lesson teaching in higher education based on the Kirkpatrick model by Ali Akbar Mollaie, Mohammad Aslam Raiesi

“…In this regard, the textbook is known as the strongest and most important medium of mass communication and processing and transfer of information to students' minds. Because of this privileged position and having the content of the curriculum in shaping learning in the education process, especially in centralized educational systems, it has been given more attention. …”
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The mediating role of creative self-efficacy in the relationship between organizational intelligence and organizational agility of teachers by Abbas Gholtash

“…Karel Albreckt explained this concept in 2002 in the book Power of Mind at Work. Albrecht defines organizational intelligence as the talent and capacity of an organization in the movement of its mental power and the concentration of this mental power in realizing the mission of the organization. …”
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Presenting the fintech market development model with an emphasis on existing challenges and strategies by Seyed Mani Sadraee, Farideh Haghshenaskashani, Mehdi Karimizand

“…Therefore, producing valuable content helps clarify the topic in the audience's mind. For example, producing content that is according to the taste and interest of the young generation can have a great impact on the success of the company. …”
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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

“…Obviously, companies should focus on creating positive experiences to win the minds of customers (Micu, 2019); therefore, creating memorable experiences is important to retain old customers and attract new ones (Chen & Wu, 2022). …”
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Development and Evaluation of an AI-based Exergame Training System for Ice-Hockey Players: a Randomized Controlled Trial by Nicole Sieber, Simon Walser, Thomas Weber, Raphael Gubler, Hannes Badertscher, Patrick Eggenberger

“…A literature review on the effects of exergames on executive function in youth. Technology Mind and Behavior, 4(3). https://doi.org/10.1037/tmb0000118 Koch, P., & Krenn, B. (2021). …”
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Analysis of the focal relationship of level five leadership with school organizational excellence by Hosein Majooni, Siroos Ghanbari

“…In this positive and friendly atmosphere, it is better for school leaders to consult with qualified teachers with an open mind in many matters and ask them for their opinions and help empower and improve them by delegating authority and participating in decisions; it is appropriate that the school leaders compare the current situation and the desired situation of the school by using evaluation and self-evaluation systems, and in this way get an accurate assessment of the extent of the school being on the path of excellence and balanced growth.…”
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A split-GAL4 driver line resource for Drosophila neuron types by Geoffrey W Meissner, Allison Vannan, Jennifer Jeter, Kari Close, Gina M DePasquale, Zachary Dorman, Kaitlyn Forster, Jaye Anne Beringer, Theresa Gibney, Joanna H Hausenfluck, Yisheng He, Kristin Henderson, Lauren Johnson, Rebecca M Johnston, Gudrun Ihrke, Nirmala A Iyer, Rachel Lazarus, Kelley Lee, Hsing-Hsi Li, Hua-Peng Liaw, Brian Melton, Scott Miller, Reeham Motaher, Alexandra Novak, Omotara Ogundeyi, Alyson Petruncio, Jacquelyn Price, Sophia Protopapas, Susana Tae, Jennifer Taylor, Rebecca Vorimo, Brianna Yarbrough, Kevin Xiankun Zeng, Christopher T Zugates, Heather Dionne, Claire Angstadt, Kelly Ashley, Amanda Cavallaro, Tam Dang, Guillermo A Gonzalez III, Karen L Hibbard, Cuizhen Huang, Jui-Chun Kao, Todd Laverty, Monti Mercer, Brenda Perez, Scarlett Rose Pitts, Danielle Ruiz, Viruthika Vallanadu, Grace Zhiyu Zheng, Cristian Goina, Hideo Otsuna, Konrad Rokicki, Robert R Svirskas, Han SJ Cheong, Michael-John Dolan, Erica Ehrhardt, Kai Feng, Basel EI Galfi, Jens Goldammer, Stephen J Huston, Nan Hu, Masayoshi Ito, Claire McKellar, Ryo Minegishi, Shigehiro Namiki, Aljoscha Nern, Catherine E Schretter, Gabriella R Sterne, Lalanti Venkatasubramanian, Kaiyu Wang, Tanya Wolff, Ming Wu, Reed George, Oz Malkesman, Yoshinori Aso, Gwyneth M Card, Barry J Dickson, Wyatt Korff, Kei Ito, James W Truman, Marta Zlatic, Gerald M Rubin, FlyLight Project Team

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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

“…Both sites are written with a non-academic audience in mind, and have a wide reach appealing to trans and gender-diverse young people and their families, the wider public, media, teachers, researchers and policy-makers. …”
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Comparative Ethics of Modern Payment Models by Jacob Riegler

“…As a rudimentary payment system, fee-for-service does not have patient care in mind, nor has beneficence as its goal. To evaluate fee-for-service from its own goals, the question here should not center around whether this model is in the best interest of patients. …”
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Protecting the Autonomy of Patients with Severe Mental Illness Through Psychiatric Advance Directive Peer-Facilitation by Nicholas Karasik

“…In the absence of such a directive, these institutions are to ask if patients would like to complete one and to abide by it if presented by the patient.[4] These directives give patients control of future medical decisions in three key areas: entrusting an individual to act as a medical decision-making proxy, preferences for and consent to future treatment, and a statement of overall personal values and preferences to help inform future medical decisions by providers.[5] Although professionals initially crafted the law with end-of-life care in mind, 27 states now have mental health-specific provisions included in advance directive statutes.[6] As a subset of advance directives, psychiatric advance directives (PADs) are meant to protect patient autonomy during the treatment of psychiatric episodes when competence is compromised. …”
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