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María Hernández,Alyshia Gálvez,Sandra Verdaguer et al. María Hernández et al.
This paper explores the ways in which Mexican immigrants experience, narrate, and describe stress and the extent to which it impacts their efforts at engaging in physical activity using a biocitizenship framework. Data were derived from a m...
Nkasi Stoll,Anna-Theresa Jieman,Yannick Yalipende et al. Nkasi Stoll et al.
Online peer support programs could address mental wellbeing concerns reported by Black students. The current evaluation explored Black university students' motivations, experiences, and perceived impacts of an online mental wellbeing peer s...
Ilana O McCarthy,Ramal Moonesinghe,Hazel D Dean Ilana O McCarthy
Employee turnover is a major challenge facing the federal workforce, which has lost more employees to voluntary turnover than any other form of turnover. This study determined the associations between engagement, demographic factors, and vo...
Dawayne Whittington,Latricia E Wallace,Cherilynn R Shadding Dawayne Whittington
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) diversity research programs seek to make progress in increasing the number of underrepresented students that pursue STEM at the highest degree levels. Yet few programs have outlined t...
Cherilynn R Shadding,Dawayne Whittington,Latricia E Wallace et al. Cherilynn R Shadding et al.
The paucity of underrepresented minorities (URMs) earning science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) degrees remains an issue in revitalizing the U.S. biomedical workforce. Due to reductions in federal funding, maintaining the...
Doo-Hun Choi,Ghee-Young Noh Doo-Hun Choi
Social media are important channels to propagate health information and influence preventive behavior during a public health crisis, as witnessed during the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). This study explored the association between social...
NaHyun Lee,Bong-Seok Kim NaHyun Lee
The study examined the comparative assessment of destination image according to the perception of COVID-19 and travel risk among international students. The online survey was administered to 786 international students enrolled in universiti...
Gizell Green,Riki Tesler Gizell Green
The mechanisms of the connections among anxiety, mental healthcare needs, and adherence to the COVID-19 pandemic guidelines are unknown. The study aims to explore model assumptions: (H1) Anxiety about COVID-19 will influence the perception ...
Ibrahim N Khatatbeh,Hashem Alshurafat,Mohannad Obeid Al Shbail et al. Ibrahim N Khatatbeh et al.
Remote working during the COVID-19 pandemic comes as an "enforced experiment," where companies and individuals have turned to work from home to preserve business continuity. Drawing on a theoretical framework that integrates the Theory of R...
Lihuan Guo,Wei Wang,Yenchun Jim Wu Lihuan Guo
To analyze the directions for future research suggested and to project future research plans, we extract relevant text from these publications with respect to COVID-19-related research based on 54,136 relevant academic journals published fr...