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This paper critically examines the regulatory gaps and ethical challenges surrounding the rapid adoption of AI-driven telemedicine in Africa, highlighting issues of accountability, bias, and patient safety while proposing policy solutions to foster a cohesive and responsible governance framework across the continent.
This qualitative study of 22 German B2B sales leaders reveals that while VIA character strengths like social intelligence and perseverance are central to high performance, the framework is not exhaustive, as practitioners also emphasize critical non-VIA attributes such as goal orientation, adaptability, and specific sales skills essential for success in the evolving B2B landscape.
This study analyzes Spanish male childlessness across cohorts born between 1930 and 1974, revealing that the significant increase in childlessness is primarily driven by rising rates of singlehood, while the influence of higher education on remaining childless has weakened over time.
This study of Swedish parenting programs reveals substantial alignment among practitioners, managers, and parents regarding valued outcomes across multiple levels, challenging the common implementation science assumption of inherent stakeholder conflicts and suggesting a need to address system-level constraints rather than prioritizing trade-offs.
This study utilizes a convergent mixed-methods design to reveal that while South African pre-service teachers possess high individual motivation and adaptability, their readiness to integrate ICTs during disruptions is significantly hindered by infrastructural deficits, limited pedagogical competence, and systemic vulnerabilities, creating a critical "ICT willingness gap" that necessitates embedding digital pedagogies within marginalized teacher education contexts.
This systematic review argues that despite the human mind's sophisticated design, it frequently generates destructive cognitive distortions and existential anxieties that can be effectively dismantled through rigorous self-purification and the integration of spiritual alignment with empirical psychological knowledge.
This review paper argues that cognitive distortions regarding loss and failure, rather than the events themselves, drive severe emotional distress and maladaptive behaviors like crime and suicide, suggesting that widespread psychological literacy and cognitive restructuring are essential for fostering resilience and preventing such outcomes.
This five-country comparative analysis challenges the adequacy of current localization metrics by arguing that genuine local NGO autonomy requires ontological independence rather than mere administrative presence, revealing that direct first-level funding to strictly defined local actors remains negligible (approximately 0.56%) despite Grand Bargain commitments.
This study reveals that while the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus Development and Social Services Commission excels in relational stakeholder engagement, it faces a critical "Leadership-Management Gap" characterized by weak operational disciplines and external instability, necessitating the adoption of strategic program management and adaptive leadership to bridge the divide between mission and execution.
This pragmatic cluster trial in Southern Italian schools found that a brief, curriculum-integrated relaxation protocol significantly improved cognitive emotion regulation, particularly for students with high initial maladaptive strategies, while its effects on dispositional mindfulness were heterogeneous and moderated by baseline levels rather than showing uniform gains across groups.