The Effectiveness of Positive Psychotherapy on Physical and Emotional Dimensions of Girls with Persistent Depression by Froogh Abiri Bonab, Marziyeh Alivandi Vafa, Ali Khademi, Gholam Hossein Javanmard

“…Conversely, experiences from researchers indicate that group counseling may have limitations, such as participants’ inability to disclose personal issues. Therefore, positive interventions, due to their short-term nature, comprehensibility of techniques, and cost-effectiveness compared to other treatment approaches, can be suitable for individuals with persistent depression. …”
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Interventions to improve mental health and well-being in care-experienced children and young people aged less than 25: the CHIMES systematic review by Rhiannon Evans, Sarah MacDonald, Robert Trubey, Jane Noyes, Michael Robling, Simone Willis, Soo Vinnicombe, Maria Boffey, Charlotte Wooders, Asmaa El-Banna, GJ Melendez-Torres

“…We also considered some of the challenges to delivering services. Issues included a lack of time and finance, the burden on social care staff and carers, difficulty in relationships between organisations, services not meeting the needs of young people and carers struggling to deliver new approaches that do not fit with their skill set. …”
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Project quality, regulation quality by Elena Mussinelli

“…Moreover, its ability to govern the ways, times and cultural and technical contents of the project production process to carry out high quality creations is worthy of consideration. Perhaps the issue of standardisation has never been the centre of attention in all sectors of civil life as today: in public administration and scientific research, among economic operators, planners, and citizens themselves. …”
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Social Media Suicide Watch by Katherine Prothro

“…It is time we revisit the issue of using technology as a tool for suicide prevention…”
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The Controversy of National Insight Test at KPK: A Sentiment Analysis on Twitter by Wiebi Winarto, Iradhad Taqwa Sihidia

“…Responding to issue, the community participated in expressing their views. …”
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The impact of inflation on the personal income tax burden by Marcin Burzec

“…This is due to the fact that often the design elements of the tax are expressed in terms of amounts. Thus, the lack of indexing mechanisms in income tax leads to erosion of nominally expressed design elements. …”
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Slogans et stratégies humoristiques des manifestants algériens lors du mouvement populaire by Souad Benabbes

“…During crises of the legitimacy of institutions, demonstrations become not only a moment of uprising, but also of creativity that is expressed with humor and glee. This contribution addresses the issue of political humor that stained the slogans brandished by Algerian demonstrators during the popular movement in public places. …”
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Jugements étudiants sur l’intérêt des études : quelques enseignements tirés d’une comparaison internationale by Alain Fernex, Laurent Lima

“…In this article, the authors discuss and relate three dimensions of the issue : What benefits do the students hope to draw from their studies ? …”
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Migrations végétales : faire monde autrement  by Émilie Stoll

“…By bringing together the perspectives of researchers, artists, and gardeners, it explores the circulation of plants through three key angles: their historical trajectories shaped by colonial contexts; the debates surrounding so-called invasive species; and gardening practices as expressions of identity and belonging. Embracing a diversity of formats and voices, this issue advances a relational and critical perspective on plant migrations, offering new narratives for rethinking our connections to the living world in times of global uncertainty.…”
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The Discreet Charm of Languages: A Tribute to Hans Weber

“… [Summary generated by Poe]  The fourth issue of Babylonia for 2010 is dedicated to the theme "The Discreet Fascination of Languages," honoring Hans Weber. …”
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Choosing social-educational professions in post-soviet countries: international comparison by Aiste Urboniene

“…The motivation functions as the most important and decisive factor in choosing the profession Therefore it has an especially remarkable role in the further professional activity of a social-educational worker to raise one's qualification and progress as a specialist. The issue of the professional motivation for choosing social-educational work-studies is becoming increasingly important in post-soviet countries, where the institution of social worker is new and the social exclusion is so widely expressed. …”
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Confronting the Gap between Classroom Ideals and the Reality of Clinical Culture: A Student’s Perspective by Isabelle Band, Krishna Chokshi

“…We teach students to identify ethical issues but not to navigate the emotional and professional complexities of acting on them. …”
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Evaluation of parenting interventions for those with additional health and social care needs during pregnancy: THRIVE a multi-arm RCT with embedded economic and process components by Marion Henderson, Anja Wittkowski, Katie Buston, Karen Crawford, Alice MacLachlan, Alex McConnachie, Emma McIntosh, Claudia-Martina Messow, Catherine Nixon, Rosaleen O’Brien, Shona Shinwell, Daniel Wight, Yiqiao Xin, Rachel Calam, Ruth Dundas, James Law, Helen Minnis, Lucy Thompson, Philip Wilson

“…HADS anxiety subscale. AWS outwardly expressed irritability subscale. CARE Index co-operative behaviour. …”
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Self-Translation and the Translator’s (In)visibility in Nabokov’s Pnin (1957) by Michele Russo

“…The work thus engages with the issue of Nabokov’s (in)visibility in the story, since the translator’s presence is not always detectable as the storyline progresses.      …”
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La revue Littérama’ohi et l’émergence de la littérature polynésienne by Teata Binar

“…Through the selected title and subtitles of the magazine, the authors express their choices concerning their literature as to its name and to its rootedness in ma’ ohi culture. …”
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Questão social em Portugal: indicadores e desafios para o Serviço Social by Alexandra Aparecida Leite Toffanetto Seabra Eiras, Alex Fabiano Toledo, Daniela Joana Magalhães Monteiroda Silva, Maria Emília Freitas Ferreira

“…Greater protagonism is required from social workers for responsive intervention to social issue.…”
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Bill of Lading in the 2019 Trade Bill with Regard to the Bills of CMR and COTIF by mahsa nazari, saeid kheradmandy

“…The bill of lading is a document that is the reason for the existence of a transport contract and is issued by the operator or his agent at the request of the sender and the ownership of the goods for its owner, the receipt of the goods by the operator and his obligation to surrender the goods. …”
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The number of fundamental constants from a spacetime-based perspective by George E. A. Matsas, Vicente Pleitez, Alberto Saa, Daniel A. T. Vanzella

“…Abstract We revisit Duff, Okun, and Veneziano’s divergent views on the number of fundamental constants and argue that the issue can be set to rest by having spacetime as the starting point. …”
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Ntellectuals and the Kosovo problem in SFRJ by Anđelković Stefan N.

“…The topic of this paper is the attitude of Serbian and Albanian intellectuals towards the so-called Kosovo issue. The hypothesis is framed in such a way that both Serbian and Albanian intellectuals played a significant role in articulating the Kosovo issue, but their influence was only one of many factors that contributed to the escalation of antagonisms. …”
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A RER in Brussels? A sociological history of rivalries and political regulations (1989‑2013) by Ludivine Damay

“…This article traces the history of the project for a Regional Express Railway (RER) from, towards, in and around Brussels by highlighting the major conflicts between the different stakeholders which have underlain the issue from the start. …”
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