The influence of resonant leadership on teachers' innovative behavior: The mediating mechanism of information processing models. by Yuangen Bao

“…While the benefits of resonant leadership have been extensively studied, its influence on teachers' innovative behavior and associated cognitive-affective processes remains underexplored. This study employs the information processing theory to investigate the influence of resonant leadership on innovative behavior among primary and junior teachers in mainland China, while examining the intricate mediating roles of perceived insider status and affective commitment. …”
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Impact analysis of critical success factors on the benefits from statistical process control implementation by Fabiano Rodrigues Soriano, Pedro Carlos Oprime, Fabiane Letícia Lizarelli

“…Abstract The Statistical Process Control - SPC is a set of statistical techniques focused on process control, monitoring and analyzing variation causes in the quality characteristics and/or in the parameters used to control and process improvements. …”
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SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING OF THE STAFF OF ENTERPRISES WITH DIFFERENT INVOLVEMENT IN INNOVATIVE PROCESSES: AGE ASPECT by L. N. Zakharova, I. S. Leonova

“…It has been shown that at ordinary enterprise the most unpleasant indicators of subjective well-being are typical for young staff, but at the innovative enterprise the staff regardless of age have a high level of subjective well-being which is manifested in a commitment to innovative values and personal involvement in the labor process.…”
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The value of process in racial equity work: Reflections from a faculty learning community by Alyson M Martin, Emily R Shamash, Emily Smith, Jocelyn Novella, Julie Berrett-Abebe, LaTasha Smith, Laurie L. McCarty, Michael Regan, Stephanie Storms

“…This group engaged in a collaborative exploratory process to explore definitions and understanding of the following terms: whiteness, racism, race, racial equity, racial injustice/inequity, white supremacy, and anti-racism and document the reflective process by which the determination took place. …”
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NAD+/Nrf2 signaling promotes osteogenesis by regulating oxidative level of BMSCs under mechanical stress by Huiying Ren, Jixiao Wang, Jiani Liu, Zijie Zhang, Lingyun Wang, Fulan Wei

“…However, increased ROS from H2O2 hindered this process. Notably, NAD+ levels rose with cyclic stretch, and experiments showed it supported osteogenesis by controlling ROS level in BMSCs. …”
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Shades of green and transformational leadership: Predicting employees' green creativity and green work engagement at work by Shavneet Sharma, Norah Albishri, Hina Zafar, Abhishek Bhushan Singhal, Gurmeet Singh

“…Employing the stimuli-organism-response (SOR) framework and data collected from 324 employees, this study investigates the psychological processes underlying green work engagement. Covariance-based structural equation modeling revealed that both green attitudes and resource commitment are significant predictors of individual green values, which, in turn, are positively associated with green creativity and work engagement. …”
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Progress, impacts and lessons from market shaping in the past decade: a systematic review by Wenhui Mao, Katharine Olson, Elina Urli Hodges, Krishna Udayakumar

“…Market shaping activities have been increasingly used to improve access to health products, such as the advance market commitments used to increase access to the pneumococcal vaccine and COVID-19 vaccines. …”
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La crise dans les parcours biographiques : un régime temporel spécifique ? by Olivier Mazade

“…The crisis is considered from a specific temporality, the temporality of commitment and subjective involvement. From this point of view, it is defined as a "moratorium of commitment", located between two phases of commitment.…”
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Inclusive participation in information and communication technologies (ICTs) processes for smart services in the city of Johannesburg by Elvin Shava, Shikha Vyas-Doorgapersad

“…To comprehend how the City of Johannesburg (CoJ) encourages inclusion in smart services, the researchers use an explorative qualitative design that works well with the inclusive stakeholder approach, which supports a collaborative process in ICT adoption. The study discovered through qualitative thematic analysis that inclusiveness is a comprehensive process that considers the demands of different stakeholders in the adoption and implementation of ICT. …”
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Transitional justice mechanisms and processes: international experience for restoring Ukraine’s sovereignty and national security by O. V. Cherviakova

“…The mechanisms and processes used in post-conflict countries that contributed to the restoration and ensuring of sustainable peace after the end of armed conflict or active hostilities are analysed. …”
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THE LEGAL SUPPORT OF ORGANIZATIONAL AND ECONOMIC PROCESSES OF MUNICIPAL WASTE MANAGEMENT IN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND UKRAINE by Д.Т.Д. Ель-Рабай’а, В.М. Марченко

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Quantitative Evaluation of the Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems’ Effectiveness and Identifying their Influential Factors by Analytical Network Process Method in Co... by I Mohammadfam, M Kamalinia, R Golmohammadi, M Momeni, Y Hamidi, A Soltanian

“…Conclusion: OHSMS Implementation is a gradual process and influential factors have positive impacts on the effectiveness of OHSMS.…”
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BOUNDED RATIONALITY IN DECISION-MAKING by José G. VARGAS-HERNÁNDEZ, Ricardo Pérez ORTEGA

“…As a specific objective it will be explained the benefit of learning in the decision making process derived from its results. The research question is: How does bounded rationality impact the decision making of organizations? …”
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Rehumanising Knowledge Work through Fluctuating Support Networks by Judith A. Holton

“… Through the basic social structural process of fluctuating support networks, knowledge workers self-organise to overcome the dehumanising impact of a rapidly changing workplace context. …”
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Designing tuberculosis elimination framework through participatory processes in Ethiopia: Results from stakeholders' discussions. by Mulatu Biru, Daniel G Datiko, Degu Jerene, Asfawesen G Yohannes, Yohannes Molla, Pedro Suarez, Wondmiu Gebrekiros, Anteneh Kassa, Yewulsew Kassie, Zewdu G Dememew

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Formation of an innovative development map in the process of forming a strategy for foreign economic activity of an enterprise by D.V.

“…In addition, by formalizing the innovation management process in the structure of these companies, a greater commitment and integration of various functional areas is created, which ensures the harmonization of activities so that the initially proposed goals can be achieved together. …”
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The Culmination of the “Royal Travesty” in the Poetic Imagery of Solomon’s Wedding Procession (Song 3:6–11) by Renata Jasnos

“… The description of the wedding procession in Song 3:6–11 is distinguished by the culmination of royal features and its climax in the cyclical poetic development of the theme of the king. …”
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Determining the Problems Syrian Immigrant Students Encounter in their Educational Process and Teachers' Practices to Eliminate these Problems by Sadet Garan, Ali İlker Gümüşeli

“…This study was conducted to determine the problems faced by Syrian students under temporary protection in the educational process based on teachers' opinions and to provide solutions by examining the applications made by teachers to eliminate these problems. …”
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Introduction to “Interweaving voices: creating and sharing electronic literature” by Daniela Côrtes Maduro, Paulo Silva Pereira

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Assessment of drivers of Listeria environmental monitoring programs in small- and medium-sized dairy processing plants by Caroline Motzer, Aljosa Trmcic, Nicole Martin, Martin Wiedmann, Samantha Bolten

“…This questionnaire was used to obtain each plant's (1) self-reported product value (i.e., estimated total value of finished product [ETVFP] in a plant at any given time) and other EMP-associated costs (e.g., corrective action costs), as well as (2) perceived ability to control pathogens in their processing environment. Additionally, we used a predefined rubric to assess each SMDPP's commitment to their Listeria EMP; these data were used to obtain a “food safety culture score” out of 225 possible points. …”
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