Rethinking pathways to well-being: the function of faith practice in distress alleviation among displaced Muslim women affected by war by Kathleen Rutledge

“…BackgroundFor many populations globally, coping approaches employed during times of extreme adversity are rooted in religious convictions. Positive religious coping following potentially traumatic events and in times of crisis is widely evidenced as resilience promoting. …”
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Linguistic-Syllabic Cognitive Mapping of Sound in Japanese Culture, Interpreted through Japanese Gagaku Music by Zhoushu Ziporyn

“…., pitches) have a similar cognitive resonance to the deep-rooted Japanese sonic ontology of audiocentricity that involves the linguistic-syllabic mapping of concrete specific sounds from nature and one’s surroundings. …”
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Areas for action to promote positive forms of masculinities in preventing violence against women: a concept mapping study in Spain by Ariadna Cerdán-Torregrosa, Belén Sanz-Barbero, Daniel La Parra-Casado, Carmen Vives-Cases

“…Unequal gender relations produce differentiated positions in the social structure; gender roles that position men and women differently are defined and which are at the root of VAW. Framed within the European PositivMasc project, the aim of this study was to identify the areas for action to promote positive masculinities in preventing VAW in Spain, based on community stakeholders’ perceptions on their importance and applicability. …”
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Tradition-Dismissive vs. Tradition Reconceptualization Approaches in Musculoskeletal Care: The Example of Osteopathic Care by Giandomenico D’Alessandro, Christian Lunghi, Giacomo Consorti, Silvia Zanon, Francesca Berti, Matteo Turinetto, Luca Di Pietrantonio, Mauro Longobardi, Rafael Zegarra-Parodi, Francesca Baroni

“…Our approach integrates conceptual analysis with emerging research, applying Driscoll’s reflective model to generate a practical framework rooted in osteopathic principles and clinical experiences. …”
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ARCHETYPICAL IMAGE OF THE WORLD TREE IN THE ART WORLD OF HRYGORII CHUBAI by Olha O. Lilik, Olena V. Sazonova

“…Lilik O.O., Sazonova O.V. have claimed that Hryhorii Chubai belongs to the poets-myth-makers, whose works are rooted in national folklore and mythology. The authors substantiate that the means of representation of the author’s worldview concept are archetypes encoded in the images, symbols and motifs of literary texts. …”
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Driving Cognitive Alertness Detecting Using Evoked Multimodal Physiological Signals Based on Uncertain Self-Supervised Learning by Pengbo Zhao, Cheng Lian, Bingrong Xu, Yixin Su, Zhigang Zeng

“…This attention mechanism is rooted in patch-level interactions within each modality, progressively integrating and interacting with other modalities in a cascading manner, thereby mitigating computational complexity. …”
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Co-creation in action: Bridging the knowledge gap in artificial intelligence among innovation champions by Elizabeth Irenne Yuwono, Dian Tjondronegoro, Carla Riverola, Jennifer Loy

“…The study also highlights the key elements that facilitate a cross-domain knowledge exchange platform, enabling champions to be exposed to and experience AI technological learning, leading to shifts in their understanding and perception of AI. The initially unaware and sceptical champions become more aware and capable of articulating more technical AI knowledge rooted in a shared value. …”
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Indigenous Strategies for Managing Bush Encroachment in Rural Areas of South Africa by Tshidi Mokgatsane Baloyi, Thabang Maphanga, Benett Siyabonga Madonsela, Qolani Golden Mongwe, Karabo Concelia Malakane, Xolisiwe Sinalo Grangxabe, Babalwa Gqomfa

“…The majority of farmer respondents indicated that they cut the encroacher plant down, uproot all root systems, then burn the remaining roots. This is reported to be a more effective way of managing sickle bush as an encroacher plant. …”
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Psychometric Properties for the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire in Child and Youth Health Clinics and School Health Services: A Validation Study by Ingrid Oma Langeland, Eva Langeland, Ellen C. T. Deilkås, Elin Salemonsen, Roy M. Nilsen, Dag Hofoss, Gunnar Tschudi Bondevik

“…The CFA indicated a satisfactory model fit (ꭓ2/df, root mean square error of approximation [RMSEA], PCLOSE and Hoelter 0.05). …”
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OVERCOMING THE ANTINOMIES OF HUMAN EXISTENCE: ONTOLOGY OF TRICKSTER by T. V. Danylova

“…“Panchatantra” is deeply rooted in the animal epos, which is based on the totemic myth. …”
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Justinian in the Hinterlands: Roman Law as an Introduction to a Standard Curricular Course on English Legal History by Michael H Hoffheimer

“…Knowledge of Roman Law is not of immediate practical importance for the professional education of the modern American lawyer and its study was discouraged by no less an authority than Justice Holmes. The perception of the common law tradition as insular and autonomous is rooted deeply and efforts to challenge it have been controversial. …”
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An ethogram of facial behaviour in domestic horses: evolutionary perspectives on form and function by Kate Lewis, Sebastian D. McBride, Jérôme Micheletta, Matthew O. Parker, Alan V. Rincon, Jen Wathan, Leanne Proops

“…Our equine facial behaviour ethogram will be invaluable in future work exploring equine emotion, welfare, social behaviour, and perception, as well as having direct applications for those working with and around horses.…”
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OVERCOMING THE ANTINOMIES OF HUMAN EXISTENCE: ONTOLOGY OF TRICKSTER by T. V. Danylova

“…“Panchatantra” is deeply rooted in the animal epos, which is based on the totemic myth. …”
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The Strategy of Young Citizens in the Field of Unanswered Demands: A Qualitative Study in Yazd City by Fezzeh Abolhasani, Mahnaz Farahmand, Hossein Afrasiabi, Seyed Reza Javadian

“…The key lies in crafting responsive policies and interventions that address the root causes of the citizens' concerns, empower marginalized communities, and foster an environment that cultivates positive, constructive, and sustainable forms of civic engagement. …”
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Evaluation of the Implementation and Acceptability of the New Intercultural Guidelines in Chile's National School Feeding Program at A Rural School: A Pilot Quali-Quantitative Rese... by Valentina Bilbao, Constanza Villalobos, Valeria Cancino, Nathalia Rioja, Sandra Moldenhauer, Cecilia Riffo, Marcell Leonario Rodriguez

“…From the interviews, the perception of the initiative is positive but demands greater technical and cultural preparation for proper implementation among children and adolescents. …”
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Progress of Protection and Utilization Conflict of Tourism Destination: A Literature Review by Yang Xingzhu, Chen Xueping

“…The essence of the conflict between the protection and utilization of tourist destinations is the disharmony and imbalance between the protection and utilization of tourist destinations. The root cause of this conflict is the restriction of the policy system and the difference in the interest demands of multiple subjects in the protection and utilization of tourist space resources, which leads to various disputes, contradictions, or opposites. …”
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THE CODE OF THE INCANTATION IN KATERYNA KALYTKO’S COLLECTION PEOPLE WITH VERBS by Svitlana O. Kocherga

“…This study focuses on the analysis of folklore archetypes in the author’s poetry, motifs, and verbal structures, whose origins are rooted in ancient Ukrainian incantational traditions. …”
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GLI INSEGNANTI DI ITALIANO LS IN GRECIA E LA PERCEZIONE DELLA CULTURA ITALIANA: UN CASO DA OSSERVARE by Andreina Sgaglione

“…Among these, Greece holds a prominent position, with deep ties to Italy rooted in history, and a vibrant and dynamic reality of teaching Italian as a second language. …”
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The Charm of the City in Musical Narration: The Construction of Chengdu's Local Image in Song by Peng Rong, Liu Chao

“…Simultaneously, the expression of the city image evolves from the spatial structure and symbolic perception to the place meaning level, conveying a sense of spatial temperature and bringing the space to life. …”
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Research progress on mechanism of surface sensing in Escherichia coli by WANG Liliang, GAO Chunhui, WU Yichao, HUANG Qiaoyun, CAI Peng

“…Therefore, the attachment on various biotic (plant roots or leaves) and abiotic (soil particles) surfaces is the key step for bacterial survival in different environments. …”
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