Sociodemographic profiles and diagnostic patterns of prisoners admitted to a tertiary care psychiatric hospital by Uzma Viquar, P. C. B. Gupta, Rajeevi Keeta

“…The most common complaints were sleep disturbances followed by hearing of voices. A history of substance use in the family was observed in a vast proportion of the cases. …”
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AI for chemistry teaching: responsible AI and ethical considerations by Blonder Ron, Feldman-Maggor Yael

“…Ethical issues include digital poverty, lack of national regulatory adaptation, use of content without consent, unexplainable models used to generate outputs, AI-generated content polluting the internet, lack of understanding of the real world, reducing diversity of opinions, and further marginalizing already marginalized voices and generating deep fakes. The paper delves into these eight controversies, presenting relevant examples from chemistry education to stress the need to evaluate AI-generated content critically. …”
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Ethiopia’s history and historiography in perspective: a post-modernist critique and policy implications for national cohesion by Solomon Gebre Weldeananiya, Kenneth Omeje

“…The article recommends policy implications to enhance national cohesion through historical deconstruction, reinterpretation, and inclusivity of marginalized voices through new historicism.…”
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Exploring Lessons from Soviet Diplomacy and Western Allied Cooperation in World War II by V. O. Pechatnov

“…It also acknowledges dissenting voices in Anglo-American political spheres who advocated for a more equitable relationship with the USSR. …”
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Doing Church Differently by Clementine Nishimwe

“…This argument is premised on three sub-arguments: First, employing such methodologies requires voicing migrant women’s experiences of gender-based marginalization and violence to inform the church’s support to victims. …”
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We Need to Talk About Mining in the Arctic by Anna K. Bidgood, Jessica Hall

“…It is clear that only by incorporating a diversity of voices and partnerships, and challenging business as usual in the Arctic, can we begin to conceive of potential solutions for achieving a just transition.…”
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Neural networks utilization in the video game industry by V. V. Godin, A. E. Terekhova, D. N. Bulatov, I. А. Zaremba

“…The neural networks application in the processes of writing game scripts and implementing dialog voicing in a game has been analyzed. The difference between the variability of plots and conversations of game characters created with the use of artificial intelligence model has been shown. …”
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Le Bruit de l'amer: Time, Loss and Fossilized Romanticism in Madame Bovary by Luke Bouvier

“…Indeed, when Emma indulges her taste for romantic imagery in listening to “les chants de cygnes mourants”, what she fails to hear is precisely the clichéd, worn-out nature of such imagery, romanticism's equivocal double voicing as a champ de signes mourants.…”
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Called to the missional frontline in a turbulent world: The role of theological education by Daniel N. Andrew

“…Contribution: The article fits well within the scope of AJOPS that aims to give an academic space for Pentecostal voices from the Global South, and the article contributes to the ongoing conversation about the role of theological education in fulfilment of the missional mandate.…”
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Bringing Children into the Sociology of Consumption: A Symbolic Consumption Perspective by Belinda Senooane, Johannes Wiid

“…Existing studies on children and symbolic consumption have largely excluded African children, hence this study represents an attempt to include their voices in the conceptualisation of childhood consumer behaviour. …”
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Investigating the Relationship Between the Use of Virtual Space and the Political Participation of the Citizens of Bandar Abbas City by Ali Raisi, Seyed Korosh Sarvarzadeh, Majidreza Karimi

“…It is critical to ensure that virtual spaces are accessible, inclusive, and provide opportunities for diverse voices to be heard. Conclusions: Addressing political dissatisfaction and concerns expressed in virtual spaces can help strengthen democratic processes and promote a more engaged and participatory citizenry.…”
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Kontribusi Indo Europeesch Verbond (IEV) pada Penguatan Identitas Keeropaan dan Solidaritas Indo by Raden Welling Praheningtyo, Mutiah Amini

“…The aim of this study is to analyze the movements of the IEV in voicing the aspirations of the minority Indo group. …”
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Danger Is a Signal, Not a State: Bigaagarri—An Indigenous Protocol for Dancing Around Threats to Wellbeing by Phillip Orcher, Victoria J. Palmer, Tyson Yunkaporta

“…The paper connects the first principles of this protocol to literature, then, using code-switching between academic and informal settler and Indigenous voices, it introduces personal lived experience narratives that include utilisation of the participatory and immersive protocol seen in the graphical abstract image to mitigate suicidal ideation. …”
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Critical Stylistics od " History of ministers" by Zahra Jafariyan, Narges Oskouie

“…Findings of this paper include the following data: 1- at ideological level, author expressly, and partially narrates his personal judgments besides restating the history about bureaucrats' job skills, and moralities by using Islamic, and moral teachings. 2- At linguistic level, the privilege is by state nominal indicators, religious, and moral labeled words, and also mental words of religion, and moral fields that imply on religious prejudice, and tendencies of author. 3- At grammatical level, by using the simple, and separated sentences, active grammatical voices, declarative decisive form, author protect expressly uses of declarative phrases. 4- At rhetoric level, abundant use of eloquence means is lesser at service of ideology, and are for beauty of expression more. 5- at expertise level, with an expressive- Persuasive approach to prove, and encourage of its value system.…”
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Analyzing the Effect of Perceived Organizational Support on Organizational Citizenship Behavior with the Mediating Role of Organizational Indifference by Vahid Bekhradi Nasab, Milad Ahmadi

“…Also, perceived organizational support indirectly affects organizational citizenship behaviour through the role of organizational indifference as a mediator.Originality/Value: Analyzing the effect of perceived organizational support on organizational citizenship behaviour by emphasizing the mediating role of organizational indifference is an essential tool for translating employees' voices and considering their wants and needs, which was used for the first time in this study.…”
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Decolonizing perspectives and decolonial pluriversality in management praxis & research: introduction to the special issue by MICHELLE MIELLY, GAZI ISLAM, ANA MARIA PEREDO, PENELOPE MUZANENHAMO, HÉLIO ARTHUR REIS IRIGARAY, SANDISO BAZANA

“…By engaging with marginalized voices globally across contexts and organizational forms, we promote a reflexive and inclusive means to challenge hegemonic practices within academia itself and ultimately encourage organizational scholars to adopt decolonial frameworks that critique and renew management practices worldwide.…”
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Current Use of Gait Belt in Hospitals of Certain Areas in China by LUO Mi, YUE Guang, MU Keli

“…Almost all the participants who did not know gait belts voiced that they were willing to use it once they understand the benefits of gait belt use and ways to use it correctly (92.2%).ConclusionGait belt is not widely known and used by the participants. …”
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IN, THROUGH, WITH et l’expression de la causalité en anglais contemporain. Un exemple d’application des concepts de la TOPÉ by Lise Hamelin

“…This paper aims at describing the similarities between IN, THROUGH and WITH as causal prepositions making use of Culioli’s concepts of occurrence, notion and locating operations (1999). (1) and (2) illustrate the specific contexts we will deal with :(1) He raised his eyebrows in/with surprise and softly sang the words of the song.(2) [...] their voices would automatically grow louder through surprise and excitement.In both examples IN, THROUGH and WITH introduce the word surprise. …”
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Investigative genetic genealogy practices warranting policy attention: Results of a modified policy Delphi. by Christi J Guerrini, Louiza Kalokairinou, Jill O Robinson, Whitney Bash Brooks, Stephanie M Fullerton, Sara Huston, Jacklyn Dahlquist, Diana Madden, Norah Crossnohere, Nicola Campoamor, John F P Bridges, Amy L McGuire

“…However, convergence was strongest with respect to law enforcement participation in direct-to-consumer genetic genealogy databases against terms of service, which a large majority opposed and almost half evaluated as top priority for policy attention. Participants also voiced strong and consistent concern about management of data and samples collected and generated during IGG and the governance of private laboratories involved in IGG. …”
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Generic and vague uses of a second-person singular pronoun in an open-class person-reference system and speaker creativity in reported speech: the case of anata in Japanese by Yonezawa Yoko

“…., Tannen 1989. Talking voices: Repetition, dialogue, and imagery in conversational discourse. …”
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