A Timely Intervention: Endoscopic Retrieval of a Swallowed Magnetized Activity Watch by Jason S. Radowsky, Joseph S. Lee, Andrew T. Schlussel

“…We present the case of a young asymptomatic girl who swallowed a magnetic activity watch, which was then successfully retrieved with an endoscopic snare. …”
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FreshWater Watch: Investigating the Health of Freshwater Ecosystems, from the Bottom Up by Isabel Bishop, Amedeo Boldrini, Wim Clymans, Charlotte Hall, Heather Moorhouse, Stephen Parkinson, Kesella Scott-Somme, Ian Thornhill, Steven Loiselle

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Film watching habits of journalism students from the perspective of the theory of utilities and satisfaction by Vujović Marija, Obradović Neven

“…Comedy is the most common film genre that students watch in the cinema, and the opinion o f friends and acquaintances is the most common reason for choosing a film to watch. …”
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Consistent movement of viewers' facial keypoints while watching emotionally evocative videos. by Shivansh Chandra Tripathi, Rahul Garg

“…The evocation of consistent responses when different subjects watch the same emotionally evocative stimulus has been observed through modalities like fMRI, EEG, physiological signals and facial expressions. …”
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The Influence of Communicative Relations on Facial Responses to Pain: Does It Matter Who Is Watching? by Anna J Karmann, Stefan Lautenbacher, Florian Bauer, Miriam Kunz

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Use of patient-centred outcome measures alongside the personal wheelchair budget process in NHS England: A mixed methods approach to exploring the staff and service user experience of using the WATCh and WATCh-Ad. by Lorna Tuersley, Naa Amua Quaye, Kalpa Pisavadia, Rhiannon Tudor Edwards, Nathan Bray

“…<h4>Conclusions</h4>The WATCh and WATCh-Ad PCOMs are suitable for routine use by wheelchair service providers to assist the assessment process. …”
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A model to understand risk behavior: Interoception awareness and motivational systems in the binge watching. by Giuseppe Forte, Francesca Favieri, Francesca Agostini, Maria Casagrande, Renata Tambelli

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Boundaries on a binge: Explicating the role of intentionality in binge-watching motivations and problematic outcomes by Ezgi Ulusoy, Dominique S. Wirz, Allison Eden, Morgan E. Ellithorpe

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Expecting the Unexpected: Predicting Panic Attacks From Mood, Twitter, and Apple Watch Data by Ellen W. McGinnis, Bryn Loftness, Shania Lunna, Isabel Berman, Skylar Bagdon, Genevieve Lewis, Michael Arnold, Christopher M. Danforth, Peter S. Dodds, Matthew Price, William E. Copeland, Ryan S. McGinnis

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Legible Bodies and the Ghosts of American History: On Racialized Surveillance in Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs Videogames by Sören Schoppmeier

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Stability of Watch-Based Blood Pressure Measurements Analyzed by Pre-Post Calibration Differences by Youngro Lee, Jongae Park, Sungjoon Park, Jongmo Seo, Hae-Young Lee

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Adjustment of college students and high school students who like watching Korean dramas by Elni Yakub, Tri Umari, Munawir Munawir

“…Most Korean drama fans are students. Watching Korean dramas also impacts students' attitudes and behavior, including their adjustment to campus life. …”
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ClimaWATCH: A new interactive tool for community heat-health vulnerability assessments by Aparna Keshaviah, Dheeya Rizmie, Huihua Lu, Mike Rudacille, Eric Morris, Colleen Psomas, Farid Qamar, Xindi C. Hu

“…We present a tool for heat-health vulnerability assessments, called ClimaWATCH, which links large, diverse data to summarize county, state, and national exposure to heatwaves; susceptibility based on various factors; and heat-related health burdens. …”
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Can Squid Game Series Be Watched Through Social Darwinism? A Semiotic Review by Hasan Tutar

“…This study discusseswhether the South Korean production Squid Game, which has recently reached a significant audience, canbe watched through Social Darwinism. In the research, the exploitation of the efforts and hopes of theweak by the strong was analyzed within the framework of Social Darwinism. …”
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A Content Analysis of TV Series/Shows Watched by The Secondary and High School Students in Turkey by Alev Üstündağ, Özcan Doğan

“…This study aimed to review TV series/shows’ content watched by teenagers in Turkey. The content of ten television shows with the highest ratings and popularity among teenagers between 10-14 and 15-18 were examined in terms of physical development (psychomotor and sexual development), cognitive/perceptual development, social/emotional development, language development, and other developmental issues such as violence, consumer culture, role modeling, family structure, and values. …”
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A Case Report on VT from TV: DVT and PE from Prolonged Television Watching by Alan Lucerna, James Espinosa, Lindsey Ackley, Philip Carhart, Douglas Stranges, Risha Hertz

“…We present a case of a 59-year-old female who watched TV and developed leg swelling and was found to have PE and DVT.…”
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Under the Watch of the State? Refugee Parents’ Experiences with Surveillance in Norwegian Early Childhood Education Centers by Eric Kimathi

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The infinite scroll … exploring the motivations and individual differences in binge-watching behavior on porn tube sites by Shilpa Kalyan, Devadas Menon, Saravanan Velakutty Mariyappan

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Does the Frequency of Watching Television Matters on Overweight and Obesity among Reproductive Age Women in Ethiopia? by Mohammed Ahmed, Abdu Seid, Adnan Kemal

“…Studies in developed countries have revealed an association of different magnitudes between watching television and the risk of being overweight and obese among reproductive age women. …”
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An Alternative for Turkish Serials: Uses and Gratifications of Watching Indian Soap Operas by Turkish Female Viewers by Yeliz Yücel, Yeşim Ceren Çapraz

“…Unlike watching Westerner soaps, resistance cannot be found in the uses and gratifications of watching Indian soaps.…”
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