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Improving ALS detection and cognitive impairment stratification with attention-enhanced deep learning models
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Coming Up Next : The Extent of the Perceptual Window in Comic Reading
Get PDFOpen Access via the Wiley agreement The authors wish to acknowledge the work of Elliot Balson, Yiannis Giagis, Rossi Gifford, Damon Herd, Cletus Jacobs, Norrie Millar, Gary Walsh, and Letty Wilson as the artists and writers of the comics used in Experiment 2. We also wish to acknowledge Ada Holm, who assisted in the collection of the data used in Experiment 1, as part of her undergraduate dissertation studies.Peer reviewe
Five critical questions we should ask of rewilding projects—And that social science can help us answer
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“All sorts of colours of emotions” : Ambulance call-handlers’ perceptions of the barriers to CPR in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
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Exploring the malleability of self-bias in social contexts : Effects of interpersonal relationship, group membership, and social presence
Get PDFWe thank Aleksander Stojkowski, Karolina Mozel, Lotta Dallyn, Anna Korelin, Pinja Suonpaa, Sanni Ringblom, and Maria Sadlowska for their help with data collection. Parts of the data and ideas have previously been presented as a talk at the International Convention of Psychological Science in March 2019, and a poster at the Experiment Society Bournemouth Meeting in July 2019. Impact Statement This study shows that our tendency to focus on ourselves, known as self-bias, is influenced by social situations like competition and group membership, which can lead us to prioritize self-related information. However, simply working alongside others or cooperating without active coordination does not reduce this self-focus. Additionally, even brief interactions with others can make us pay more attention to them, suggesting that small social connections matter. These findings contribute to our understanding of when and how social settings shape our attention to ourselves and others and may help improve teamwork, education, and interactions between different groups. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)Peer reviewe
Holographic imaging and machine learning for microplastic size and shape analysis in water
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Involvement of older adults in shared decision-making on care transitions in the UK : An interpretative qualitative systematic review
Get PDFThe authors express gratitude for the valuable contribution of Mr Paul Manson, an information specialist serving as the Information Officer for the University of Aberdeen Health Services Research Unit, in developing the systematic search strategy.Peer reviewe
A Privacy-Enhancing Image Encryption Algorithm for Securing Medical Images
Get PDFThe authors sincerely acknowledge the Princess Sumaya University for Technology for supporting the steps of this work.Peer reviewe
