Exploring University Student Mental Health and Wellbeing Through a Low-Barrier Peer-Led Service: Emerging Insights From the Living Room by Amanda L. Cole, Fiona Navin, Dawn Reid

“…This new low-barrier, peer-led mental health service is designed to support students’ social, emotional, and mental wellbeing. …”
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LIVING IN NETWORK: AN ANALYSIS OF THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA BY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS by Ana Cristina Alves Lima, Juliene de Cássia Leiva, Sebastião de Souza Lemes

“…The study counted on the participation of 140 students of the Psychology course, 92 participants of the Biology course and 51 participants of the course of Computer Engineering. …”
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Attitude toward Spirituality and Spiritual Care among Nurses, Nursing Faculty Members and Nursing Students at Jahrom University of Medical Sciences by Mahboobeh Taghizadeganzadeh, zahra Shadfard, Tahereh Abdian, Fajrieh Zahediniya, Zahra Karami

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Machine learning analysis of the impact of entrepreneurial mindset dimensions on entrepreneurial intentions of students in EU member countries and an EU candidate country: comparative study by Mirza Pasic, Bojan Jovanovski, Faris Ferizbegovic, Mugdim Pasic

“…By analyzing students’ entrepreneurial mindset dimensions, demographic and academic characteristics, and availability of resources, the research aims to identify factors that impact students’ entrepreneurial intentions. …”
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Bridging readiness and reasoning: A mixed methods study on learning readiness and students’ argumentation in mathematics by Nur Fauziyah, Erfina Jamil, Fatimatul Khikmiyah, Sarwo Edy

“…In students with learning readiness who need guidance, the argumentation patterns used are claim, ground, and warrant. …”
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Games to Improve the Clinical Skills of Nursing Students: Systematic Review of Current Evidence by Soleiman Ahmady, Hanieh Zehtab Hashemi, Arghavan Afra, Niloofar Attarian, Amir Tabari, Fariba Shabani, Ayoob Molla, Esmaeil Mehraeen

“…ConclusionsGBL is transforming nursing education by enhancing student engagement and clinical skills through immersive experiences. …”
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Body Image Dissatisfaction and Its Associated Factors among Female Students at Sultan Qaboos University, Oman: A Cross-sectional Study by Safiya Al-Busaidi, Tamadhir Al-Mahrouqi, Sahar Al-Omrani, Faiza Al-Hajri, Azza Al-Salahi, Sachin Jose, Samir Al-Adawi

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Debate as an innovative technology of forming personal and meaningful positions of students by Song Lei

“…The article shows that debate as an educational technology contribute forming student’s personal and meaningful position. Debate is one of the most effective methods to promote the development of creative activity, oratorical skills and tolerance. …”
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Inappropriate use of propranolol among medical students in Palestine: cross-sectional study by Omar Younis, Mohammad Taleb Abed, Yaqoot Anabseh, Suha Hamshari, Mahfouz Ktaifan, Sa’ed H. Zyoud

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The effect of ischemic preconditioning on the of anaerobic performance in female student's athletes by Akram Sharifi Moghadam, Faezeh Naserkhani

“…IPC lead to significant decrease in the perceived exertion in experimental condition (p˂0.05).Conclusion: Results showed that the IPC has no effect on power output in female student›s athletes. It seems, IPC before power tasks in female student›s athletes, must be with more intensity and time and in big organs with a larger muscle size to have more effects.…”
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Wayang Kancil Story Telling to Improve The Tolerance of Elementary School Students by Tri Winarsih, Komarudin Komarudin

“…So, this method needs to test for its effectiveness in establishing a tolerance for elementary students. The purpose of this study is to find out whether storytelling using Wayang Kancil can improve tolerance for elementary students. …”
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Self-actualisation and life-purpose orientations of students with different hierarchy of values by I. A. Bakushkin, I. M. Ilicheva

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Emotional Intelligence, Perceived Stress, and Burnout in Undergraduate Medical Students: A Cross-Sectional Correlational Study by Marwa Schumann, Hossam M. Ghorab, Azza Baraka

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Predicting Student Performance through Machine Learning Methods: Naive Bayesian Classifier by Chenyang Li, Qianzhi Zhou, Luming Du, Sihan Zhang

Subjects: “…student performance…”
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The association between sleep latency and suboptimal self-rated health in medical students: a cross-sectional study by Mengjia Jin, Liuhong Tian, Jie Yu, Xiaodan Kuang, Jiaming Fang, Shulei Chen, Hongying Shi

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INTELLIGENT TECHNOLOGY FOR OPTIMIZING THE PROJECT-BASED APPROACH TO TEACHING STUDENTS USING LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS by Volodymyr Sokol, Mykhaylo Godlevskyi, Mariia Bilova, Roman Tupkalenko

“…The purpose of the study is to optimize the student learning process within learning management systems. …”
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Adaptation and validation of the Work Extrinsic and Intrinsic Motivation Scale (WEIMS) in pharmacy students based on Self-Determination Theory (SDT) by Hanieh Alizadeh, Ali Norouzi, Maryam Alizadeh

“…The tool underwent cognitive interviews with pharmacy students for face validity, and the finalized version was distributed online to 165 pharmacy students from the Tehran University of Medical Sciences. …”
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Scientific Explanations of Metalearning in Students by Marius-Costel Eși

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Gameization of Educational Process in the Assessments of Students and Teachers by V. A. Sagaidak, A. L. Kuzevanova, A. N. Kapshuk

“…At the same time, the main risk of introducing gameization, in particular competitive elements, is associated with the development of negative socio-psychological phenomens at the level of students and student groups in general. This conclusion is consistent with the results of student questionnaire survey. …”
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MOTIVATING STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN PROFESSIONALLY ORIENTED EVENTS MANAGEMENT by T. A. Shulgina, N. A. Ketova, K. A. Kholodova, D. A. Severinov

“…The practicability of a non-traditional game format of extra-curricular activities as innovative way of development and support of motivation to improvement of personal vocational training among students is proved. General motives of students’ participation in the organization and holding extra-curricular professionally oriented events were revealed on the example of development and realization of educational quest undertaken by students of Kursk State Medical University. …”
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