Toward trustworthy COVID-19 interventions: Building vaccine trust through community-university partnerships. by Laura A Bray, Lori L Jervis, Amanda E Janitz, Laura Ross, Gloria Tallbull, Timothy M VanWagoner, CATCH-UP Vaccines Team

“…Prior research identifies trust as critical to increase vaccine acceptance and uptake. …”
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Princess power: Deconstructing the influence of popular culture on local traditions in a novel by Muhammad Nasir, Rahayu Puji Haryanti, Desri Maria Sumbayak

“…This novel is the source of data for the research. The analysis focused on themes, representations, and cultural significance. …”
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Infection with hepatitis C virus as a cause of cirrhosis – case study by Lidia Sierpińska, Małgorzata Januszek

“…The aim of the study was analysis of personal medical records of a patient with cirrhosis from the aspect of its relation with HCV infection; Materials and Method. …”
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Comparison of Three Methods for Lip Print Analysis: Lipstick, Latent, and Digital Photography for Sex Determination and Permanency Assessment Over Time by Sumanta K. Kolay, Rohit Sharma, Ajit K. Chaudhary, M. K. Sunil, Swapan K. Purkait, Pradeep K. Jha

“…Background: Lip print analysis, also known as cheiloscopy, is a valuable tool in forensic science for personal identification and sex determination. Methods: A total of 116 individuals (58 males and 58 females) were enrolled in this study. …”
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Dynamics of Students’ Ideas about the Work in the Arctic by V. V. Sharok, Yu. А. Yakovleva, N. A. Vakhnin

“…After bringing the 2019-sample in line with the parameters of the 2018-sample, 337 students’ questionnaires were analyzed in the second stage. The main research method was a questionnaire survey, the results of which were statistically processed using such methods as the qualitative analysis of the empirical data, the analysis of primary statistics, the analysis of contingency tables (for nominative data), comparative and variance analyses (for metric data). …”
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Exploring Teachers’ Perceptions of EFL Students’ Engagement in Collaborative Learning: Implementation Issues and Suggestions by Ali Abbas Falah Alzubi, Mohd Nazim, Jalal Ahmad

“…The evolving landscape of collaborative learning in English education for the last two decades has witnessed a notable research surge in diverse contexts. Nevertheless, empirical evidence suggests a noticeable dearth of attention or very limited emphasis, particularly within the setting of Arabic-native speaking countries on exploring English teachers’ perceptions concerning students' engagement in collaborative learning. …”
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Investigation of the Effect of Physiotherapists' Basic Psychological Needs in Leisure on Life Satisfaction with Structural Equation Model by Ercan Zorba, Gökhan Dokuzoğlu, Muhammed Ömer Eren

“…The data were collected using the personal information form developed by the researchers in the first part, the Basic Psychological Needs Scale in Leisure Activity (BPNSLA) in the second part, and the Life Satisfaction Scale in the third part. …”
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EXPLORING STUDENT AND LECTURER PERSPECTIVES ON ACADEMIC WRITING: A CASE STUDY AT THE CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, SOUTH AFRICA by Brenton Grant Fredericks, Tsepo Wisdom Louw

“…Academic literacy encompasses critical skills for effective communication, while academic writing provides a structured framework for presenting ideas, arguments, and research. The study investigates attitudes toward the course's relevance, effectiveness, and its impact on students' academic writing abilities. …”
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Exploring safety at mass gathering events through the lens of three different stakeholders by Alison Hutton, Martin Robertson, Jamie Ranse

“…A framework for developing personal skills and community resilience for mass gathering events is shown.…”
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Beyond Franco-Chinese Culinary Crossover: A Marriage of Methods and Ingredients at Yam’Tcha, Paris by Michelle E. Bloom

“…French born and raised, Grattard’s gravitation to China and Chinese cuisine both reverses the direction of the immigration of mainland figures such as François Cheng and Dai Sijie to France and reflects the broad disciplinary scope of Sino-French arts. Grattard partners personally and professionally with Hong Konger husband Chi-wah Chan, the tea sommelier complementing her culinary artistry and holding down the fort at Yam’Tcha Boutique while she chefs at the nearby Yam’Tcha restaurant. …”
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Features of using social networks in self-learning foreign languages by O. Shumskyi

“…In conclusion, harnessing the vast potential of network technologies in foreign language self-learning facilitates language proficiency enhancement and effective development of skills across all types of language activities. Future research should focus on identifying pedagogical conditions conducive to cultivating students’ abilities in creating personalized linguistic self-educational environments…”
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Social security for special categories of disabled people in the Ukrainian SSRin the 1920s. by Olha Murashova, Yurii Zinko

“…The methodological basis of the study is the fundamental principles of historical research: historicism, consistency, objectivity in the course of working with documents. …”
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Digital technologies in territorial development: Opportunities and challenges of application in state and municipal administration by Ivan A. Antipin, Natalya Yu. Vlasova, Elena A. Shishkina

“…Synthesis, data analysis, visualization, and ex pert assessment are applied as research methods. Empirical data are retrieved from the Federal State Statistics Service (Rosstat) and regulatory documents on the development of the RF subjects. …”
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Antibiotic Resistance of <i>Staphylococcus aureus</i> Strains—Searching for New Antimicrobial Agents—Review by Michał Michalik, Adrianna Podbielska-Kubera, Agnieszka Dmowska-Koroblewska

“…The use of phage cocktails or the combination of antibiotics and phages is preferred. For personalized therapy, it is essential to set up large collections to enable phage selection. …”
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Addressing Healthcare Access Inequalities in South Africa: Evaluating Legislative and Human Rights Obligations and Proposing Strategies for Improvement by Mlondolozi Mvikweni

“…The study employed a mixed-methods approach, combining qualitative and quantitative research methodologies. A comprehensive review of legislative documents, including the National Health Act, the Promotion of Access to Information Act, and the Protection of Personal Information Act, was conducted to assess their impact on healthcare access. …”
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Socio-Psychological Readiness of Convicts for Release by Ye. Yu. Barash, Yu. Yu. Boiko-Buzyl, M. M. Chychuha

“…The essence of the release as the process of completing the influence on the convicted person with the purpose of his return to social and normative life in society has been revealed. …”
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Criminalistics characteristics of arms trafficking offences committed by organised groups and criminal organisations by R. E. Veliiev

“…With regard to the characteristics of the personalities of criminal groups, the author emphasises that this issue is quite complex and therefore requires further research.…”
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Building relational well-being: empowering street-connected young people to transition from precarity to security through youth associations by Kate McAlpine, Isabel Cooper, Raphael Dennis

“…The findings underscore the importance of participatory approaches and call for further research into the invisible networks of care supporting SCYP, ensuring that future interventions are responsive to their lived experiences and evolving needs.…”
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The Urgency of Cybercrime Law Reform in Indonesia: Resolving Artificial Intelligence Criminal Liability by Kurnia Dewi Anggraeny, Mufti Khakim, Muhammad Rizal Sirojudin

“…Almost all institutional and personal documents are stored electronically; the state must also protect them. …”
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Self-mentions in design area disciplines: A corpus analysis by Victor(ia) Batres-Prieto, Asad Abbas

“…This study analyzes the self-mention forms represented by first-person pronouns (I, me, my, we, us, and our), self-citations, and other forms of mentions made by the same author(s) in each article (e.g., this writer, the author, the authors, the research team) in a corpus of academic articles (625,195 words) in Design area disciplines to determine the similarities and differences in self-mention practices within these disciplines and the previous findings reported in the literature of authorial self-representation observed in hard and soft fields. …”
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