Operationalising “loveability”: an interdisciplinary approach to enriching quality of life experiences in cities through creative cultural spaces by Mizan Rambhoros, Raymond Richard Neutra, Rosa Cerarols, Matthew Pelowski

“…However, due to shifting, largely theoretical definitions and arguments for an unquantifiable nature, questions remain as to how people themselves think and feel about loveability within actual urban spaces. …”
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Internet as educational space in live of university students by Beata Maj

“…The Internet environment offers more and more knowledge resources as well as more and more better portals and educational platforms, creating a variety of learning opportunities, vocational training and improvement. …”
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ABOUT THE SYNTACTIC CONSTRUCTIONS AND FEATURES OF THE APHORISMS USED IN AZERBAIJAN LANGUAGE by Fatıma M. Velıyeva

“…Here the word acts as a means of creating an image in the literary language, giving a subjective assessment of the ongoing processes, expressing subtle and deep feelings, forming the reader’s aesthetic taste, as well as emotionally influencing him. …”
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Overcoming legal formalism and the protection of the Slovak Republic Constitutionalism by J. Ondrová, M. Úradník

“…However, it would be naive to think and to rely on the reality that the only creation of the basic principles is sufficient for the further legal state “life”. …”
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Is your dog empathic? Developing a Dog Emotional Reactivity Survey. by Flóra Szánthó, Ádám Miklósi, Enikő Kubinyi

“…Owners whose attitudes toward their dogs were anthropomorphic (agreed more with the statement that "My dog thinks like a child"), perceived their dogs as more reactive to their emotions. …”
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Wearables for tracking mental state in the classroom: ethical considerations from the literature and high school students by Anke Snoek, Anne-Marie Brouwer, Ivo V. Stuldreher, Pim Haselager, Dorothee Horstkötter

“…These risks concern governance and surveillance, normalization and exclusion, placing technology before pedagogy, stimulating neoliberal values and quantified self-understanding, and possible negative impact on identity for those who think they are outside of the norm. High school students highlighted that people are not only subjected to new technologies, but also subject these technologies to their own goals.DiscussionWe end with a discussion on the perils of implementing new technologies, and provide an alternative to prohibition in the form of co-creating and educating. …”
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Development of the generic, multidimensional Treatment Expectation Questionnaire (TEX-Q) through systematic literature review, expert surveys and qualitative interviews by Bernd Löwe, Yvonne Nestoriuc, Jannis Alberts, Maja Alicia Glahn, Keith Petrie, Johannes Laferton, Meike Shedden-Mora

“…The best 53 items were further evaluated for comprehensibility, acceptability, phrasing preference and understanding by interviewing patients prior to treatment using the ‘think aloud’ technique. This resulted in a first 35-item version of the TEX-Q.Conclusions The TEX-Q is a generic, multidimensional measure to assess patient expectations of medical and psychological treatments and allows comparison of the impact of multidimensional expectations across different conditions. …”
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Does program linking with insurance makes agriculture insurance sustainable? by Krishna P. Timsina, Yuga N. Ghimire, Ghanshyam Kandel, Deepa Devkota

“…Therefore, it is necessary to revisit the existing provision of grant linked insurance and need to focus more on creating awareness on importance of agriculture insurance for its sustainability.…”
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Similarities and Differences between Media Reporting and Fieldwork on Interethnic Relations in Bosnia and Herzegovina (2016–2024) by Bogdan D. Dražeta

“…However, observing most “ordinary” events through an ethnic prism and attributing an ethnic connotation to everyday life situations within the framework of media reports not only preserves such system, but also creates the only possible narrative about relations between the three peoples (narodi). …”
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Methodology of Designing the System of Internal Bank Control by V. I. Karpunin, T. S. Novashina, J. S. Efremova

“…The function of environment systems is communications and coordination, creating conditions for exchange among different system components. …”
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JAMES BOND AND STIERLITZ IN THE CONTEXT OF “PERSONAL HISTORY” by Dar`ya A. Holub

“…Particular attention is given to Bond and Stierlitz prototypes, prompting the search for real origins of novel characters and thereby creating a protoplast story based on the biography of writers and real figures of intelligent officers. …”
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Street art cannot do redevelopment by itself by Simona Capodimonti

“…Alessia Babrow: an artist who has been working for years on a humanitarian level with actions that aim to make people think about universal values, to increase the level of awareness in people.…”
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Simulation-based learning in postgraduate critical care and anaesthesia nursing: an interview study from postgraduate nurses’ perspectives by Carina Sjöberg, Pether Jildenstål, Mona Ringdal, Torben Nordahl Amorøe, Viktoria Sjöstedt, Carl-Johan Cederwall

“…At the postgraduate level, the aim is to foster an understanding of the connection between theory and practice and prepare nurses for the clinical environment. In this context, we created a new wherein we integrated simulation-based learning with clinical learning activities e.g. before start of clinical practice, during and after end of clinical practice. …”
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Les dilemmes des études ethniques aux États-Unis by Ramon Grosfoguel

“…But, I am now questioning the appropriateness of creating ethnic studies departments/programs if these will merely be reduced to studying the sociology of race, the anthropology of ethno/racial identities, the history “of” (not “from” or “with”) blacks, the economics of the insertion of indigenous labor, etc. …”
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Between Development, Growth and Survival: Some Current Features of Iran’s Model of Socio-Economic Development by N. A. Kozhanov

“…Handy, justifying the need for any state to transcend the simple parameters of economic growth in formulating its development strategy and think more comprehensively, focusing primarily on creating a social and economic environment that is comfortable for its citizens. …”
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The study of promising secure information systems based on signal modeling by V. A. Sizov, D. M. Malinichev, Kh. K. Kuchmezov

“…For efficient use of bandwidth, the proposed method involves the use of the spectrum of three other subcarriers for data transmission in D2D channels (this creates a connection between two user devices that are in close proximity), which allows you to further avoid interference between fixed channels and D2D communication channels.Findings. …”
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Criminological principles of transitional justice for Ukraine: zones of criminogenic risks by Y. V. Orlov, L. V. Dundych

“…This dilemma is a typical manifestation of binary opposition, which makes it impossible to think and practice in the format of nonlinearity of the history, socio-temporal multidimensionality in a single chronotope of pre-conflict and conflict events. …”
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World-Class Scientific and Educational Centers as Drivers of the Formation of the Human Capital of Russians: Sociological Analysis of the Problem Field (to the 300th Anniversary of... by R. E. Popov, I. A. Baruzdin, A. A. Salakhutdinov, P. P. Deryugin

“…They are regarded as analogues of think tanks that are dynamically operating in the West and are gaining strength in the countries of the East. …”
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Social Media Phenomenon Parents: Personal and Social Implications of Sharing Their Children by Betül Ak, Faruk Dursun

“…On the other hand, the rate of parents who do not post because they think that their children will be disturbed by the post is 5.2%. …”
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Assessing decision-making skills with the Script Concordance Test (SCT) in clinical neurology and emergency medicine by Helena-Fee Gudorf, Maximilian Heidrich, Kristoph Rauchstädt, Raphael Scherbaum, Lars Tönges, Anne-Sophie Biesalski

“…The final high-stakes examination was created using the aggregate scoring method and an item analysis. …”
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