Humanistic nursing care management strategies: from formulation to implementation by Jing Lv, Yajie Su, Hongmei Tang, Xiaolin Jiang, Xiaojuan Chen

“…The differences of humanistic care ability, humanistic care behavior, medical narrative ability, nurses’ perception of the hospital’s attention to their caring ability, patients’ and nurses’ satisfaction, and patients’ evaluation of nurses’ caring behavior were compared between the two groups.ResultsAfter the implementation of the humanistic care model, the total score of nurses’ humanistic care ability, humanistic care behavior, medical narrative ability and scores of all dimensions were significantly increased, nurses’ perception of the hospital’s attention to their caring ability was significantly increased, patients’ evaluation of nurses’ caring behavior was improved, and both patients’ and nurses’ satisfaction were increased, with statistical significance (p < 0.05).ConclusionThe implementation of humanistic care nursing model can effectively improve managers’ care for nurses, further improve nurses’ humanistic care ability, humanistic care behavior and medical narrative ability, patients have a higher evaluation of nurses’ caring behavior, and nurses’ and patients’ satisfaction has been improved.Implications for nursing managementWe recommend that hospital administrators not only provide care for patients but also extend their support to nurses. …”
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Vision guides the twilight search for oviposition sites of the Asian tiger mosquito, Aedes albopictus. by Si Yu Zhao, Hong Kai Liu, Zhen Sheng Xie, Yi Ming Wu, Pei Lin Wu, Tong Liu, Wen Qiang Yang, Jing Wu, JunYu Fu, Chun Mei Wang, Anthony A James, Xiao-Guang Chen

“…Furthermore, the transcriptomes of blindfolded mosquitoes were screened to identify genes with vision-sensitive expression profiles and gene-editing was used to create non-functional mutations in two of them, rhodopsin-like (mutation designated 'rho-l△807') and kynurenine hydroxylase (mutation designated 'khw'). Behavioral tests of both mutant and control strains revealed that the rho-l△807 mutant mosquitoes had a significant decrease in their ability to search for preferred oviposition sites that correlated with a reduced ability to recognize long-wavelength red light. …”
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Noradrenergic and Dopaminergic modulation of meta-cognition and meta-control. by Sara Ershadmanesh, Sahar Rajabi, Reza Rostami, Rani Moran, Peter Dayan

“…Our results suggest a decrease in metacognitive ability under the influence of propranolol and an enhancement of MB behavior and meta-control under the influence of propranolol and L-DOPA, respectively. …”
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First Grader’s Attention Span During In-Class Activity by Mutiara Tioni Asprilia, Laila Qodariah, Fredrick Dermawan Purba

“…At this age, children's attentional abilities are not fully developed. This study aimed to gain knowledge of actual behavior related to the attention span of first graders in elementary school during classroom activities. …”
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The adolescent Internet Adaptability Scale: Development and psychometric properties by Weijun Wang, Jianmei Ye, Rouchun Dong, Shihao Ma, Dawei Huang, Xin Zhao

“…The AIAS, comprising eight dimensions—Internet curiosity, Internet self-efficacy, Internet learning ability, Internet socialization ability, Internet information search ability, Internet information protection ability, Internet self-control ability, and Internet positive coping ability—demonstrates strong reliability and validity. …”
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Oxytocin and Vasopressin in Emotional Memory and “Face Reading”: a Neurobiological Approach and Clinical Aspects by Yana V. Gorina, Olga L. Lopatina, Larisa V. Mararitsa

“…This review aimed to evaluate neural mechanisms underlying oxytocin-mediated and vasopressin-mediated modulation of emotional memory; to assess how cerebral oxytocin-signal and vasopressin-signal transduction mediates emotional and social behavior; to discuss the role of the two neuropeptides in non-verbal interpersonal communication; and to present their cerebral effects in relation to an ability for “face reading” in patients with mental disorders.…”
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The use of big data and the internet of things leadership and organizational culture: The innovative capacity of the Amman Stock Exchange by Khaled Yousef Alshboul

“… The aim of this study is to investigate the relationship between big data adoption and Internet of Things adoption and entrepreneurial behavior at Amman Stock Exchange The study focuses on how the ability to innovate mainly mediates this link. …”
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Reader Knowledge Construction in Public Library Information Literacy Education based on the MOA Model by Huimin HE

“…The research on readers' knowledge construction behavior of IL education in public libraries is not only helpful for readers to improve their individual IL and self-learning ability, but also constructive for the development of the national IL system. …”
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Auditor’s Professional Skepticism and Experience on Fraud Detection: The Moderating Role of Professional Ethical Commitment by Bella Puspita Rininda

“…Novelty: This research contributes to the theory related to auditor behavior in decision-making, specifically the attribution theory, as it involves a combination of internal and external factors in an individual’s behavior, in this case, internal auditors. …”
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Do Dogs Follow Weber’s Law? The Role of Ratio and Difference in Quantity Preference by Hunter DeBoer, Hannah Fitzpatrick, London Wolff, Anwyn Gatesy-Davis, Jeffrey R. Stevens

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Environmental conditions explain variability in concentrations of nutrients but not emerging contaminants by Megan L. Fork, Jerker Fick, Alexander J. Reisinger, Peter M. Groffman, Emma J. Rosi

“…We found that concentrations of nutrients were accurately predicted by these models, but models for predicting concentrations of pharmaceuticals had high error rates and low predictive ability. Differences in our ability to predict concentrations of nutrients as opposed to pharmaceuticals could be due to differences in their sources, chemistries, or behavior in the environment. …”
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Neuro-cognitive multilevel causal modeling: A framework that bridges the explanatory gap between neuronal activity and cognition. by Moritz Grosse-Wentrup, Akshey Kumar, Anja Meunier, Manuel Zimmer

“…We conclude the article by arguing that the ability of the NC-MCM framework to learn causally interpretable abstractions of neuronal dynamics and their relation to behavior in a purely data-driven fashion is essential for understanding biological systems whose complexity prohibits the development of hand-crafted computational models.…”
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Reversion free high-temperature vulcanization of cis-polybutadiene rubber with the accelerated-sulfur system by S. Gopi Sathi, R. Stocek, O. Kratina

“…In this contest, the anti-reversion ability of Maleide F (75% N,N'-meta phenylene dimaleimide and a 25% blending agent: MF) was evaluated on the vulcanization behavior of cis-polybutadiene rubber (BR) with a conventional accelerated sulfur system. …”
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Psycholinguistic Study of Functioning of Cognitions and Metacognitions on the Levels of Social Intelligence by Eduard Ivashkevych, Alla Yatsjuryk

“…The article states that social intelligence in psychology is seen as the ability of a person to understand correctly his/her own behavior and the behavior of other people in the society. …”
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An improved Red-billed blue magpie feature selection algorithm for medical data processing. by Chenyi Zhu, Zhiyi Wang, Yinan Peng, Wenjun Xiao

“…In medical data analysis, the large number and complexity of features are often accompanied by redundant or irrelevant features, which not only increase the computational burden, but also may lead to model overfitting, which in turn affects its generalization ability. To address this problem, this paper proposes an improved red-billed blue magpie algorithm (IRBMO), which is specifically optimized for the feature selection task, and significantly improves the performance and efficiency of the algorithm on medical data by introducing multiple innovative behavioral strategies. …”
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Avoiding the bullies: The resilience of cooperation among unequals. by Michael Foley, Rory Smead, Patrick Forber, Christoph Riedl

“…Effective collaborators gain popularity (and thus power), adopt aggressive behavior, get isolated, and ultimately lose power. …”
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Psychological diagnostic of risk factors for involving adolescents in the use of narcotic substances: the development of a methodical complex. Part 2. Criterion validity and analys... by E. G. Demenko, E. I. Rasskazova, A. Sh. Tkhostov, E. A. Brun, B. V. Arshinova

“…Pupils using narcotic substances are characterized by a tendency to technological addictions, antisocial tendencies, difculties in self-regulation accompanied by overestimation of the own ability to control emotions, denying the interest for novelty, risky behavior and avoidance as well as difculties in child-parent relations. …”
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Sensory Integration Training and Social Sports Games Integrated Intervention for the Occupational Therapy of Children with Autism by Zhen Wang, Yulong Gui, Wenwei Nie

“…The expressive language ability was examined in terms of both oral expression and gestural expression, where the intervention effect of the oral expression was analyzed in terms of four components: the total number of words, the total number of sentences, average sentence length, and vocabulary complexity of oral expression, and the intervention effect of the gestural expression was analyzed in terms of changes in the frequency of children’s gestural expression behaviors. …”
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Time series analysis for modeling and predicting confirmed cases of influenza a in Algeria by Djillali Seba, N. Benaklef, K. Belaide

“…It is characterized by its ability to mutate rapidly, leading to various strains and occasional pandemics. …”
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Unsupervised learning of temporal regularities in visual cortical populations by Sorin Pojoga, Ariana Andrei, Valentin Dragoi

“…Abstract The brain’s ability to extract temporal information from dynamic stimuli in the environment is essential for everyday behavior. …”
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