A qualitative focus groups study to identify how pedestrians perceive the arrival of fully autonomous vehicles [0.03%]
Lou Schwartz,Guillaume Gronier
Lou Schwartz
This study explores pedestrian perceptions of fully autonomous vehicles and their acceptance. We organized two focus groups in which participants (7 for each) discussed, firstly, their own behavior when crossing the road in front of a human...
The impact of table tennis intervention on short video addiction among college students in China: the chained mediation effect of cognitive bias and self-control [0.03%]
Kanglin Wang,Jian Sun,Jiangtao Han et al.
Kanglin Wang et al.
Background: This study focuses on the impact of a 16-week table tennis exercise intervention on college students' short video addiction and explores the chain mediating mechanism of cognitive bias and self-control therein...
The mediating effect of family resilience between readiness for hospital discharge and self-management efficacy among breast cancer patients [0.03%]
Shan Wang,Haochan Wu,Hongkun Xu et al.
Shan Wang et al.
Background: Readiness for hospital discharge is a critical factor in the recovery of breast cancer patients, facilitating the transition from inpatient care to home-based self-management. While adequate preparation equips...
Music engagement, metacognitions, and performance outcomes: an empirical investigation among Chinese advanced music students [0.03%]
Jieru Zhang
Jieru Zhang
Background: This study investigates the role of engagement and metacognitive factors in predicting performance outcomes among advanced Chinese music students. Drawing on theoretical frameworks in metacognition and self-re...
The bidirectional relationship between depression and perceived social support among college freshmen: evidence from longitudinal and daily diary methods [0.03%]
Han Han,Xinyu Yu,Huxi Li et al.
Han Han et al.
Background: Depression significantly impairs adolescent mental health and adaptation, a critical issue for freshmen. Although depression and perceived social support (PSS) are known to be associated, their bidirectional r...
Jooyeon Jamie Im,Hyeonjin Kim,Jeung-Hyun Lee et al.
Jooyeon Jamie Im et al.
Background: Tobacco smoking continues to be a leading cause of preventable morbidity and mortality globally, with the success rate of unaided cessation remaining consistently low. Understanding the neurobiological mechani...
Psychological intervention strategies in college physical education and their impact on students' athletic performance [0.03%]
Wenkui Zhang,Dan Wang,Mingjun Wang et al.
Wenkui Zhang et al.
Introduction: Psychological issues continue to pose a critical influence on athletic performance as well as the wellbeing of collegiate-level athletes, as data suggests that one-third of male varsity-level athletes and ha...
Understanding of ironic and literal utterances in 4-9-year-old typically developing children: role of age, narrative skills, emotion comprehension and executive functions [0.03%]
Ekaterina Oshchepkova,Natalia Kartushina,Maria Kovyazina
Ekaterina Oshchepkova
Language comprehension is essential to communication, yet understanding varies between literal meaning and verbal irony. While children grasp words' surface meanings, interpreting verbal irony requires them to consider context and infer the...
Anna Maria Berardi
Anna Maria Berardi
Introduction: This study assessed the dimensions and factors underlying visual mental imagery abilities in young healthy participants. A second purpose was to compare the underlying pattern of factors and dimensions in im...
Baolong Wang,Peiyou Chen,Zhihao Jia et al.
Baolong Wang et al.
Objective: The purpose of this study is to explore the effect of physical activity on the executive function of 5-6-year-old children and to provide a theoretical and empirical basis for further research on improvements i...