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This study demonstrates that integrating the 9E Learning Cycle with a Tetrahedral Representation Model significantly enhances tenth-grade students' motivation and attitudes toward learning hydrocarbons, with male students showing particularly positive attitudinal gains.
This theoretical essay argues that contemporary psychological malaise stems from the erosion of symbols, meaning, and the sacred, and proposes that integrating Logotherapy and Analytical Psychology into clinical practice is essential for restoring these dimensions to improve mental health.
This article argues that while global art exhibitions often attempt to decentre curatorial authority through collaborative practices, political crises ultimately trigger a "crisis recentring" where institutional, legal, and administrative hierarchies reassert consequential authority to resolve controversies, as demonstrated through case studies of documenta fifteen, the 12th Berlin Biennale, and the proposed South African Pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale.
This study suggests that while long-term dance training does not broadly enhance general cognitive abilities in healthy young adults, it is significantly associated with improved psychological well-being, adaptive motivational regulation, and selective cognitive advantages in emotionally demanding contexts.
This study employs a qualitative comparative analysis of Langao and Guizhou Village BA events to construct a three-stage framework that reveals how distinct "Industry Driven" and "Culture-Identity Driven" models emerge through the local reconstruction of knowledge, thereby explaining the heterogeneous development of rural grassroots sports under China's unified administrative system.
This systematic review of 12 studies on LMS-enabled micro-credentials identifies key pedagogical features like assessment and modular pathways, proposes a framework for effective design, and highlights the need for more longitudinal research on workplace transfer and authentic performance assessment.
This study finds that among European Union Member States, the strength of forest conservation lobbies is a more decisive factor than forest industry lobbies in driving participation in centralized and non-co-extensive regional climate and forest governance arrangements.
This article argues that current legal frameworks fail to protect the cognitive process of thought formation from non-invasive algorithmic manipulation, and proposes operationalizing "mental self-determination" as a specific neuroright with a four-factor threshold to legally distinguish unlawful manipulation from legitimate influence.
A cross-sectional study of 139 parents in Indonesia reveals that general parenting competence and perceived family support are weakly associated with specific sexual-violence prevention behaviors among parents of adolescents with intellectual disabilities, suggesting a significant gap between broad parenting resources and domain-specific safeguarding actions.
Through a comparative study of France and Senegal, this article argues that the agricultural policy subsystem's dominant actors and institutional arrangements mediate adaptation outcomes by creating a trade-off where instruments embedded in core sectors enjoy stability but subordinate adaptation to productivist goals, while those at the margins align better with adaptation objectives yet remain institutionally fragile.