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The Impact Of Alexithymia On Body Image: The Mediating Role Of Rumination Among Students At Sultan Qaboos University, Fatima Alrahbi, Mai Helmy, Amal Alhadabi Jul 2026

The Impact Of Alexithymia On Body Image: The Mediating Role Of Rumination Among Students At Sultan Qaboos University, Fatima Alrahbi, Mai Helmy, Amal Alhadabi

Journal of Educational and Psychological Studies

The study aimed to examine the mediating role of rumination in the relationship between the dimensions of alexithymia and body image among first-year students at Sultan Qaboos University in the Sultanate of Oman. The descriptive method was employed, and the sample consisted of 310 male and female first-year students at Sultan Qaboos University, who were selected using a convenience sampling method. The study instruments included three scales: the Body Image Scale, the Toronto Alexithymia Scale, and the Rumination Scale. The results indicated the presence of statistically significant direct effects of the dimensions of alexithymia on rumination. The findings showed that …

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Mindfulness And Its Relationship To Cognitive Flexibility Among University Students, Nafez Ahmad Abed Bukaiei, Adnan Mahmoud Hassan Odeh Jul 2026

Mindfulness And Its Relationship To Cognitive Flexibility Among University Students, Nafez Ahmad Abed Bukaiei, Adnan Mahmoud Hassan Odeh

Journal of Educational and Psychological Studies

This study aims to examine the relation between mindfulness and cognitive flexibility among university students. It also aimed to identify the level of mindfulness and the level of cognitive flexibility based the variables of gender, grade point average, and school year level. To achieve the aims of this study, the descriptive correlational approach was adopted through the use of the mindfulness scale of Bear & Others (2006) which was translated into Arabic by Al-Buhairi et al. (2014) and the cognitive flexibility scale of Dennis & Vander Wal (2010) which was translated by the researchers. The sample group consisted of 185 …

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The Bridwell Quarterly, Issues 32 & 33, Spring-Summer 2026, Michelle S. Ried, Anthony Elia Jul 2026

The Bridwell Quarterly, Issues 32 & 33, Spring-Summer 2026, Michelle S. Ried, Anthony Elia

Bridwell Library Publications

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Making Ai Interesting And Safe For K-6 Students, Anshi Moreno Jimenez, Fred Klein, Mason Dong, Kunal Jain, Jasmine Gu, Yuanheng Mao Jul 2026

Making Ai Interesting And Safe For K-6 Students, Anshi Moreno Jimenez, Fred Klein, Mason Dong, Kunal Jain, Jasmine Gu, Yuanheng Mao

Paul English Applied Artificial Intelligence (AI) Institute Publications

This group project explores strategies for making artificial intelligence engaging, educational, and safe for K-6 students. The project addresses concerns associated with irresponsible AI use, including risks to children, unnecessary use of natural resources and computing power, and the development of unproductive AI habits. It presents classroom activities designed to help young students understand AI as a technology rather than simply a toy. One activity uses AI-generated images to encourage creativity, clear communication, critical analysis, collaboration, and reflection on the computational costs and limitations of generative AI. A second activity, “AI Detective,” teaches students to critically evaluate AI-generated responses for …

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Confidenceai: A Wearable And Predictive Ai Ecosystem, Denzil Paul, Xuejun Kong, Raymond Wang, Flora Fleith Lopes, Zhengjia Yang, Brain Chu, Weijian Wang, Leo Chen Jul 2026

Confidenceai: A Wearable And Predictive Ai Ecosystem, Denzil Paul, Xuejun Kong, Raymond Wang, Flora Fleith Lopes, Zhengjia Yang, Brain Chu, Weijian Wang, Leo Chen

Paul English Applied Artificial Intelligence (AI) Institute Publications

This group project presents ConfidenceAI, a conceptual wearable and predictive artificial intelligence ecosystem designed to help teenagers build confidence and manage stress in high-pressure situations such as classroom participation and public speaking. The system combines wrist-based biosensing with a personalized machine-learning model that uses physiological signals, including heart rate and heart rate variability, electrodermal activity, skin temperature, and movement, to learn an individual's baseline patterns and anticipate heightened stress responses. Rather than relying on universal thresholds, ConfidenceAI is designed to personalize the timing, method, and delivery of interventions based on each user's physiological patterns and prior responses. The proposed ecosystem …

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Examining The Relationship Between Trauma-Informed Safety Drill Practices And School-Level Chronic Absenteeism In Maine Secondary Schools, Tina Nightingale Jul 2026

Examining The Relationship Between Trauma-Informed Safety Drill Practices And School-Level Chronic Absenteeism In Maine Secondary Schools, Tina Nightingale

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School safety practices can influence students' perceptions of safety, emotional well-being, and engagement in the educational environment; however, limited research has examined whether trauma-informed safety drill practices are associated with measurable educational outcomes. The purpose of this quantitative, non-experimental, correlational study was to examine the relationship between trauma-informed safety drill practices and school-level chronic absenteeism in Maine middle and high schools. Guided by trauma-informed care, adolescent neurodevelopment, and Protection Motivation Theory, the study investigated whether higher levels of trauma-informed implementation of safety drills, as measured by the Trauma-Informed Safety Drill Practices Index (TISDPI), were associated with lower rates of chronic …

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Centering Culture, Language, And Identity In A History Of Mathematics Course For Preservice Teachers, Luis Miguel Fernández, Tenchita Alzaga Elizondo Jul 2026

Centering Culture, Language, And Identity In A History Of Mathematics Course For Preservice Teachers, Luis Miguel Fernández, Tenchita Alzaga Elizondo

School of Mathematical & Statistical Sciences Faculty Publications

This article presents the redesign of an undergraduate History of Mathematics course for preservice teachers at a Hispanic-Serving Institution. Grounded in Community- and Family-Centered Pedagogy (CFCP) and Marshall’s framework for culturally sustaining mathematics teaching, the course intentionally moved beyond Eurocentric narratives to center students’ linguistic, familial, and cultural resources as integral to mathematical meaning-making. Two core assignments anchored the redesign: (1) evolving Padlet reflections that connected global mathematical histories to students’ family and community practices, and (2) bilingual Cuentos Matemáticos that wove mathematical concepts with personal and cultural narratives in English and Spanish. Selected student reflections illustrate how these experiences …

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Why Are Western Australian Girls Less Motivated Than Boys To Study Senior Secondary Higher-Level Mathematics Courses? Relationships Between Gender, Prior Achievement, And Mathematics Course Aspirations, Jane Kirkham, Elaine Chapman Jul 2026

Why Are Western Australian Girls Less Motivated Than Boys To Study Senior Secondary Higher-Level Mathematics Courses? Relationships Between Gender, Prior Achievement, And Mathematics Course Aspirations, Jane Kirkham, Elaine Chapman

Research outputs 2022 to 2026

Secondary school students, and particularly girls, may avoid enrolling in higher-level mathematics courses despite having the competence to succeed in these courses. Understanding the reasons behind these choices is essential to addressing this concern. In this study, the teachers of Western Australian Year 10 students (n=886) nominated the mathematics course in which they believed each participating student could succeed in Year 11 with participants grouped into four achievement cohorts on this basis. Then each teacher course nomination was compared to participants’ own course selection with participants classified as either aspiring below or at/above their judged potential achievement level. We then …

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Professional Dispositions In Coaching Education: Icf-Credentialed Coaches’ Perspectives On Development And Assessment, Michelle Renee Thompson Jul 2026

Professional Dispositions In Coaching Education: Icf-Credentialed Coaches’ Perspectives On Development And Assessment, Michelle Renee Thompson

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This qualitative phenomenological study examined how professional dispositions were defined, experienced, and assessed in coaching education within the rapidly expanding field of professional coaching. The problem addressed was the lack of a clear understanding of professional dispositions in coaching and the absence of a systematic dispositional assessment comparable to that in counselor education. The researcher’s purpose was to explore how credentialed professional-level coaches defined and identified professional dispositions for effective coaching engagements and how these dispositions aligned with constructs in other helping professions. The researcher collected data through semistructured videoconference interviews. Purposeful and snowball sampling yielded 16 U.S.-based coaches who …

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Attendance And Academic Performance: A Comparison Of 4-Day And 5-Day School Week Schedules In Texas High Schools, Cynthia Miles Jul 2026

Attendance And Academic Performance: A Comparison Of 4-Day And 5-Day School Week Schedules In Texas High Schools, Cynthia Miles

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This quantitative cross-sectional comparable study examined the differences in academic performance and attendance in Texas public high school campuses between those operating on a 4-day instructional week and those operating on a 5-day instructional week. The study used a quantitative, cross-sectional comparable design. The analysis included campus-level data from the Texas Education Agency’s Texas Academic Performance Reports. The independent variable was instructional schedule—either a 4-day or a 5-day instructional week. The dependent variables included campus attendance rates and student performance on the English I and Algebra I End-of-Course (EOC) STAAR (State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness) assessments of ninth-grade …

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A Perspective As Observed By Public Middle School Teachers On A Lack Of Empathy Demonstrated By Public Middle School Students, Gail P. Hall Jul 2026

A Perspective As Observed By Public Middle School Teachers On A Lack Of Empathy Demonstrated By Public Middle School Students, Gail P. Hall

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The purpose of this qualitative descriptive study was to explore a perspective as observed by public middle school teachers on a lack of empathy demonstrated by public middle school students. The research analyzed how public middle school teachers in the southern region of Texas described their perception of how a lack of empathy demonstrated by public middle school students impacted students during the school day. The study involved 10 selected participants who participated in a semistructured open-ended interview on the Google Meet platform. The participants consisted of 90% female and 10% male, with a combined total of 91 years of …

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Regional Homeschool Children’S Experience With Arts-Based Digital Literacy Workshops, Kimberly Maslin, Karen Murcia, Jane Mulcock Jul 2026

Regional Homeschool Children’S Experience With Arts-Based Digital Literacy Workshops, Kimberly Maslin, Karen Murcia, Jane Mulcock

Research outputs 2022 to 2026

The number of children engaged in homeschool education is increasing, particularly in regional areas of Australia. Homeschool families currently access community-based activities such as theatre productions and sports programs, as well as public library services, to enrich their children’s learning. However, access to quality programs that support digital literacy skills remains limited and the benefits of these programs to home schoolers remain largely unexplored. This study examined the experiences of homeschool families with children aged 6–12 who participated in a series of stop-motion animation workshops held in a regional Western Australian public library. Data were collected from both participating parents …

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Double Trouble: A Case Series Of Patients With Primary Lung And Esophageal Cancer, Srineil Vuthaluru Jun 2026

Double Trouble: A Case Series Of Patients With Primary Lung And Esophageal Cancer, Srineil Vuthaluru

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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A Rhabdo Roller Coaster: Delayed Diagnosis Of Mcardle Disease In A Patient With Recurrent Non- Traumatic Rhabdomyolysis, Marilee Schaner Jun 2026

A Rhabdo Roller Coaster: Delayed Diagnosis Of Mcardle Disease In A Patient With Recurrent Non- Traumatic Rhabdomyolysis, Marilee Schaner

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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A Severe Presentation Of Sickle Cell Crisis, Marilee Schaner Jun 2026

A Severe Presentation Of Sickle Cell Crisis, Marilee Schaner

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Vaccination Attitudes Of Migrant And Seasonal Farm Workers In Iowa: Analysis Of A Clinical Survery, Jenna Mccoy Jun 2026

Vaccination Attitudes Of Migrant And Seasonal Farm Workers In Iowa: Analysis Of A Clinical Survery, Jenna Mccoy

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Infectious Diseases (Id) Power Hour: Leveraging A State Id Society Abstract Competition To Increase Faculty-Medical Student Scholarly Mentoring Opportunities, Jacob Owens Jun 2026

Infectious Diseases (Id) Power Hour: Leveraging A State Id Society Abstract Competition To Increase Faculty-Medical Student Scholarly Mentoring Opportunities, Jacob Owens

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Enhancing Sexual History-Taking Education For Health Professions Learners: A Needs Assessment And E-Learning Intervention, Nicole Kusnik Jun 2026

Enhancing Sexual History-Taking Education For Health Professions Learners: A Needs Assessment And E-Learning Intervention, Nicole Kusnik

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Is Respiratory Gram Stain Useful In The Era Of Rapid, Highly Sensitive Molecular Pneumonia Panels?, Calvin Albrecht Jun 2026

Is Respiratory Gram Stain Useful In The Era Of Rapid, Highly Sensitive Molecular Pneumonia Panels?, Calvin Albrecht

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Incidence Of Post-Ercp Pancreatitis Among Solid-Organ Transplant Recipients: A Retrospective Cohort Study, Josh Warner Jun 2026

Incidence Of Post-Ercp Pancreatitis Among Solid-Organ Transplant Recipients: A Retrospective Cohort Study, Josh Warner

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Rising Enzymes: The Hepatic Fallout Of Refeeding Syndrome, Emma Sheridan Jun 2026

Rising Enzymes: The Hepatic Fallout Of Refeeding Syndrome, Emma Sheridan

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Saag Calculation Inconsistent With Cause Of Ascites: A Case Report, Sammy Woller Jun 2026

Saag Calculation Inconsistent With Cause Of Ascites: A Case Report, Sammy Woller

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Colorectal Cancer Risk In Microscopic Colitis And Eosinophilic Colitis: A Retrospective Analysis, Emma Sheridan Jun 2026

Colorectal Cancer Risk In Microscopic Colitis And Eosinophilic Colitis: A Retrospective Analysis, Emma Sheridan

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Primary Mucinous Carcinoma Masquerading As An Epidermal Inclusion Cyst On The Cheek, Rebecca Yim Jun 2026

Primary Mucinous Carcinoma Masquerading As An Epidermal Inclusion Cyst On The Cheek, Rebecca Yim

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Genicular Artery Embolization As A Minimally Invasive Treatment Of Osteoarthritic Knee Pain, Andrew Mezher Jun 2026

Genicular Artery Embolization As A Minimally Invasive Treatment Of Osteoarthritic Knee Pain, Andrew Mezher

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Evaluating Image Quality And Radiation Dose Reduction With Ge Auto Prescription Dose-Assist Technology In Ct Imaging, Daniel Novinski Jun 2026

Evaluating Image Quality And Radiation Dose Reduction With Ge Auto Prescription Dose-Assist Technology In Ct Imaging, Daniel Novinski

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Radiology Interest Group X Power Research Workshop: Engaging Medical Students In Radiology Research And Mentorship, Caroline Spethman Jun 2026

Radiology Interest Group X Power Research Workshop: Engaging Medical Students In Radiology Research And Mentorship, Caroline Spethman

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Workplace-Associated Device Dysfunction In High-Frequency Spinal Cord Stimulation: Investigating Power Cycling And Battery Irregularities, Alexander Schoofs Jun 2026

Workplace-Associated Device Dysfunction In High-Frequency Spinal Cord Stimulation: Investigating Power Cycling And Battery Irregularities, Alexander Schoofs

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Perioperative Use Of Romosozumab To Improve Spine Surgery Outcomes: A Retrospective Chart Review, Philip Holubeck Jun 2026

Perioperative Use Of Romosozumab To Improve Spine Surgery Outcomes: A Retrospective Chart Review, Philip Holubeck

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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Point Of Care Ultrasound To Aid Diagnosis Of Congenital Pneumonia, Audrey Lane Jun 2026

Point Of Care Ultrasound To Aid Diagnosis Of Congenital Pneumonia, Audrey Lane

Graduate Medical Education Research Journal

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