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Comparing Facets of Emotion Dysregulation as Daily Cannabis Use Predictors: A Dominance Analysis Study

Using dominance analysis on a sample of 353 undergraduate students, this study identifies the impulsivity facet of emotion dysregulation as the most significant predictor of daily cannabis use, followed by the strategies and non-acceptance facets, thereby highlighting the need for targeted interventions addressing these specific components.

B.S. MeKayla Smith, Samuel J. West, Larry Keen II2026-07-27
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Effects of Internal Service Quality on Nurses' Performance: Mediating Role of Employees' Well-Being: A Case of Debre Tabor Hospital, Ethiopia

This study demonstrates that at Debre Tabor Hospital in Ethiopia, internal service quality significantly enhances nurses' performance both directly and indirectly by improving their employee well-being, with reliability, assurance, and tangibles identified as key drivers and psychological well-being as the strongest mediating factor.

Hulubeju Molla Tekeba, Gebrehiwot Ayalew Tiruneh, Yenesew Adigae Gudaye, Mebrat Gedfie Wondim2026-07-27
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The influence of negative life events on psychological resilience and theory of mind in adolescents: evidence from Gaussian graphical modeling and Bayesian network analysis

This study of 1,191 Chinese adolescents utilizes Gaussian graphical modeling and Bayesian network analysis to reveal that negative life events and psychological resilience form a dynamically interacting, directionally asymmetric system where punishment experiences and resilience strength are central nodes, while theory of mind operates largely independently of this stress-adaptation network.

Mengqi Xiao, Xinyi Huang, Qianyu Ren, Chuyu Yuan2026-07-27
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Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction for Children with Disabilities in Remote Archipelagic Regions: A Systematic Literature Review

This systematic literature review synthesizes 78 studies to reveal that children with disabilities in remote archipelagic regions remain disproportionately vulnerable due to exclusion from Disaster Risk Reduction planning, leading to the proposal of the IDRR-CDAR Framework to guide inclusive policy and practice.

MA Muazar Habibi, Jundu Muhammad Mufakkirul Islami2026-07-27
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Graphic Health Warnings: Semiotic Analysis on Cigarette Packaging in the Philippine Context

This qualitative study applies semiotic theories to analyze graphic health warnings on Philippine cigarette packaging, revealing that while the visual and textual symbols effectively convey ideological health messages, they fail to significantly alter consumer purchasing behavior despite evolving regulatory and promotional landscapes.

Kristine Aron, Charme Ann Q. Pagente, Krisha Janelle G. Juarez, Annah Reshmin H.E. Orandig2026-07-27
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Nourishing Our Future: a knowledge mobilisation programme improving food and nutrition practice in early childhood education and care

The "Nourishing Our Future" programme successfully applied the Knowledge-to-Action framework to improve food and nutrition practices across Essex's early childhood education settings through multi-strategy knowledge mobilisation, resulting in reported positive changes in children's food behaviors, practitioner confidence, and organizational policies, though long-term sustainability remains challenged by funding pressures.

Sanjoy Deb, Mitzi Harris, Stacy Randall, Michelle Wisbey, Michelle Hawkins, Emily Fallon, Susie Threadgold -, Kay Aaronr (…)2026-07-27
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The International Power Structure System in South Asia and Its Operational Mechanisms Based on Social Network Analysis(SNA)

This paper utilizes Social Network Analysis to map the multi-dimensional power dynamics among South Asian nations and China, revealing a core-periphery structure dominated by India, characterized by tight economic interdependence but sparse military ties, and evolving toward a multipolar system through external intervention and alliance balancing.

Dekai Huang, Qingyang Li, Boyi Li2026-07-27