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Rational and Emotional Advertising for Sustainable Transportation: Experimental...

Marroquin-Ciendua, Fernando; Sánchez Cid, Manuel; Gomez-Granda, Pablo Andres; Cuevas-Molano, Elena

Urban transportation constitutes an environmental problem due to its contribution to pollution and its effects on health. This study examined the influence of rational messages (central route of the ELM) and emotional messages (peripheral route), combined with social norms, on attitudes toward sustainable transportation advertising and intentions to use sustainable transportation in Bogotá, Colombia. An experim...


Local documentary heritage: A Resource for Teaching History and Civic Education...

Guerrero Elecalde, Rafael

The local documentary heritage, preserved in Granada's historical archives, represents not only a fundamental component of the region's cultural heritage, but also constitutes an essential resource for teaching history and civic education. This study focuses on analysing how Granada's local documentary heritage can be used as a valuable educational tool for civic education within the field of social science tea...


Challenges for Autonomous Mobility in Policing: Research from Dubai Police

Abdulhakim , Abrar; Zainal, Mohamed; Al Khaja, Omar; José Antonio Ondiviela

Autonomous vehicles are reshaping mobility with implications for policing, yet limited attention has been given to organizational readiness. This study examines Dubai Police’s readiness to integrate autonomous police vehicles (APVs). Using a survey of police personnel and a literature review, it assesses awareness, acceptance, perceived benefits, and concerns. Findings show that adoption depends not only on tec...


Citation Patterns of LIS Faculty: A Case Study of Research Productivity

Mr. Mangesh Shamrao Karambe; Mr. Gautam Amrut Wani; Dr. Manohar Bhaurao Bandre; Dr. Sudhir Astunkar; Dr. Sarika Manikrao Sable

This research provides a comprehensive examination of citation patterns and research productivity among Library and Information Science (LIS) faculty members, with particular emphasis on the Indian academic context. Drawing on a range of empirical studies, including Shaw and Vaughan's foundational work profiling the "typical professor" and recent Indian studies on faculty research performance, this paper analyz...


A Bio-Cultural Biomimetic Framework for Climate-Responsive Building Envelopes i...

Mohammed Moumni; Widad Ratiba Biara

Building envelopes in hot-arid climates are often labelled biomimetic on the basis of formal analogy, while source mechanisms, operating limits, and evaluation routes remain underreported. This conceptual study develops and illustratively applies a framework for combining biological evidence with situated knowledge from the Saoura region of Algeria. An illustrative purposive evidence sample connects biomimetic ...


Frayer Model to Develop Geometric Concepts among Ninth Grade Students in the Ga...

Wafiq Hibi; Nabil Assadi

The primary objective of this research is to examine the influence of the Frayer Model in enhancing geometric concepts among Arab minority’s ninth-grade students from the Galilee region in Israel. The research encompassed 50 ninth-grade students from a middle school in the Galilee, divided into two groups: a control group of 24 students, taught the unit “Angles and Arcs in the Circle” through traditional method...


TIDE: A Statistical Process Control Framework for Governing Terminology-Induced...

Shashank Bharadwaj; Aastha Chaudhary

Machine learning models deployed in healthcare read their inputs through administered clinical terminologies: ICD-10-CM diagnoses, CPT and HCPCS Level II procedures, LOINC laboratory observations, SNOMED CT concepts, and NDC drug identifiers. Most are revised by their maintainers on published calendars, although the cadences differ and NDC content turns over continuously with the drug market rather than on a fi...


Too Concentrated to Fail: A Supply Chain Concentration Risk Framework for Healt...

Shashank Bharadwaj; Rethish Nair Rajendran

The February 2024 ransomware attack on Change Healthcare halted claims, eligibility, and pharmacy transactions across much of the United States health system. Ninety four percent of surveyed hospitals reported financial impact, 74 percent reported direct effects on patient care, and recovery ran for months. The event was both a cybersecurity failure and a concentration failure, and concentration is what turned ...


Artificial Intelligence at the Crossroads of Law: Reimagining Intellectual Prop...

Pratistha priyadarshi; Arunav; Akanksha kumari; Shantanu shreshtha; Raushan kumar

AI is changing how knowledge is created‚ how personal data is used‚ and the nature of digital threats‚ and these changes in India are happening within a legal framework that predates the machine learning boom․ We systematically review the law and its application to AI in India in three inter-connected sectors: intellectual property‚ data protection and information technology (cyber law)․ We employ a structured ...


Direito do Trabalho em Crise? O Caso das Profissões Turísticas

MACHADO, Virgílio; COSTA, Carlos

O presente artigo analisa o impacto da Diretiva Serviços na legislação portuguesa no domínio das profissões e a sua aplicação às profissões turísticas, com enquadramento histórico e desafios futuros para o Direito do Trabalho. A contratação coletiva por sindicatos e associações de empregadores apresenta uma oportunidade para um melhor enquadramento das relações laborais no setor turístico. No entanto, será nece...


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