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Identification of drugs and drug classes associated with frequent or severe adverse drug events in adult primary care: Protocol for a structured evidence scan (MeMo Step-1a)
No full textL2 processing of discourse particles
No full textThis is a frozen anonymized dataset intended for peer review
The Nuclear Quantum Gravity + Superconducting Field Theory (ToE)
No full textUnification theory with no extra dimensions. The first part unifies the strong nuclear force with the gravitational force in a mathematical way, the quantum vacuum is treated as a deformable system by the strong nuclear force. The second part unifies the nuclear force with the quantum vacuum in a hypothetical structure, the quantum vacuum is treated as a supersymmetric and metastable system with properties related to the different types of particles motion
FP4 — Competition as Structural Distortion: A Field-Based Reframing of Human Systems
No full textShows competition as a coherence-destroying structural pattern that increases entropy and fragmentation. Contrasts competitive dynamics with coherence-based coordination as a stabilizing principle
Selbstwert stärken zur Reduktion von Nähemotivation: Effekte von Ecological Momentary Interventions in romantischen Beziehungen
No full textMoral Humility and the BTAE in the Imagined Milgram Scenier
No full textRecent research (e.g., Zdunek et al., 2022; Mazzocco et al., 2025) shows that individuals imagining themselves in Milgram’s scenario often believe they would act more morally than the average person—a bias known as the better-than-average effect (Zell et al., 2020). This self-serving bias persists even when participants are informed that most people in the original studies obeyed, suggesting that knowledge of psychological research does not necessarily lead to accurate self-assessments. While these studies highlight the robustness of the better-than-average effect in moral forecasting, they have not tested whether awareness of the bias itself can reduce it, nor have they explored potential moderating factors.
The present study addresses this gap by examining whether explicitly highlighting the better-than-average bias can reduce the disconnect between knowledge and predicted moral behavior. We also investigate whether Moral Humility—the recognition that one’s moral judgments may be fallible—moderates this effect. We predict that individuals high in Moral Humility will adjust their self-assessments when made aware of the bias, whereas those low in Moral Humility will continue to overestimate their moral resistance. By identifying factors that influence moral forecasting, this research builds on prior work and offers insights into self-perception, ethical decision-making, and potential interventions to promote more accurate moral self-awareness
Wound Care Strategies for Preventing Surgical Site Infections after Spine Surgery Patients: A Scoping Review
No full textDeveloping preservice teachers' PCK through problem-posing
No full textThis is a study that investigated the influence of problem-posing on the development of preservice teachers' pedagogical content knowledge
Database and SALT-Transcribed Narrative Samples from an Interventional Cross-Case Study on Macrostructural Narrative Development in Chilean Children with Down Syndrome
No full textThis repository contains the database and narrative language transcripts asociated with the study Macrostructural Narrative Development in Chilean Children with Down Syndrome: An Interventional Cross-Case Study. The dataset includes longitudinal narrative samples from four Chilean children with Down syndrome, collected at three time points, as well as macrostructural scoring based on the Narrative Scoring Scheme (NSS) and additional codes for targeted narrative elements. These materials are provided to support transparency, replication, and future research on narrative development and intervention in Spanish-speaking populations
Influence of pre-endodontic filling bacterial load on periradicular repair: prospective longitudinal study.
No full textThe aim of this project is to investigate the influence of pre-filling bacterial load on the repair of periradicular lesions of endodontic origin. Eighty-four (84) patients with primary endodontic infection (pulp necrosis and apical periodontitis) will be selected and will undergo Endodontic Treatment (ET) at the Endodontics clinic of Galeão Air Force Hospital (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil). Bacterial samples will be collected to detect thepresence of microbial infection in the root canals before ET (S1) and after completion of the chemical-mechanical preparation (S2). The samples will be evaluated using the RT qPCR test, checking the prevalence and bacterial load of the most found species in primary endodontic infections, in addition to the total bacterial load. The microbiological data detected will be correlated with clinical, radiographic, and tomographic examinations pre- and post- ET, with follow-up every six months for up to two years. Initial and follow-up periapical radiographs and CBCT scans will be evaluated, and the periapical condition will be evaluated using the Periapical Index (PAI) and Cone Beam Computed Tomographic Periapical Volume Index (CBCTPAVI) tool, respectively. The determination of success or failure of endodontic treatment will be based on clinical symptoms and radiographic evaluation of the periapical tissues. A statistical analysis will be carried out and the significance level will be set at 5%. It is expected that with the results found, a maximum level of post-chemical-mechanical preparation contamination compatible with the repair of apical periodontitis will be established