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The influence of message framing and time metaphors in green advertising on consumer effects: an examination based on the mediating role of approach-avoidance motivation
Authors: Dong Mingfang , Cao Danyang , Liu Tianli 
Published: February 2025

ObjectivesThere is currently a discrepancy between consumers' understanding and practice of green consumption, resulting in inadequate levels of engagement. It is crucial for enterprises to design persuasive green advertisements to enhance consumers' willingness to make green purchases.MethodologyThis research employs the perspective of time movement and the S-O-R theoretical model. Two scenario experiments were conducted alongside a questionnaire survey to examine the effects of green advertising message framing (gain vs. loss), time metaphors (ego-moving vs. time-moving), and approach-avoidance motivation on consumers' willingness to make green purchases.FindingsWhen green advertisements utilize a gain-framing, ego-moving metaphor effectively enhance consumers' willingness to purchase. Conversely, loss-framing paired with time-moving metaphor better promote green consumption behaviors. Approach and avoidance motivations mediate the effects between message framing and time metaphors.ConclusionEnterprises should consider the matching effects of different information types when designing green advertisements. Specifically, aligning gain-framing with ego-moving metaphor and loss-framing with time-moving metaphor can significantly enhance consumer purchase intentions. Additionally, marketers should focus on consumers' psychological motivations, as approach-avoidance motivation affects the impact of advertising message combinations on purchasing willingness.ImplicationsThe findings elucidate the psychological pathways influencing consumers' green purchasing decisions, assisting enterprises in optimizing advertising message strategies and offering theoretical and practical recommendations for effective green advertising design.
Cold hearts and dark minds: a systematic review and meta-analysis of empathy across dark triad personalities
Authors: Shukla Meenakshi , Upadhyay Niti 
Published: February 2025

IntroductionThis systematic review and meta-analysis explored cognitive and affective empathy differences across Dark Triad traits—Narcissism, Machiavellianism, and Psychopathy.MethodsRegistered on PROSPERO and following PRISMA guidelines, PubMed, Scopus, Science Direct, ProQuest, and Google Scholar were searched for studies published until June 2024. Risk of bias was evaluated using Egger’s test and Rank correlation test, along with risk-of-bias plots (Robvis) for quality assessment.ResultsFourteen studies (N = 5,328) met the inclusion criteria. Meta-analysis showed Narcissism was negatively associated with affective empathy (r= -.134, p&lt;.05) but not significantly linked to cognitive empathy (r= .061, p= .215), while Machiavellianism had a significant negative correlation with both cognitive (r= -.089, p&lt;.05) and affective empathy (r= -.291, p&lt;.0001). Psychopathy demonstrated the strongest negative association with affective empathy (r= -.347, p&lt;.0001). Moderate-to-high heterogeneity was found across all analyses (I2 range: 40.56% - 94.03%).DiscussionThis review underscores differential empathy profiles across Dark Triad traits, with significant affective empathy deficits in Psychopathy and Machiavellianism and the complex role of cognitive empathy in Narcissism and Machiavellianism. Further research should examine situational and subtype -specific factors influencing empathy in Dark Triad traits to enhance theoretical understanding and inform interventions.Systematic review registrationhttps://www.crd.york.ac.uk/prospero/display_record.php?ID=CRD42024559533, identifier CRD42024559533.
Applications for the management of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: a systematic review
Authors: Hosseinnia Maede , Pirzadeh Asiyeh , Nazari Abouzar , Heidari Zahra 
Published: February 2025

BackgroundVarious interventions are available for managing Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), including educational strategies and training programs. Recently, there has been a notable increase in the use of programs and apps as innovative tools to assist with ADHD management. This study aims to provide insights into the possibility of app-based therapies as a supplemental tool for ADHD care by analyzing the indicated advantages and supporting data.MethodsThis systematic review was conducted until May 4, 2024, in several electronic databases, PubMed, MEDLINE, Scopus, Web of Science, and the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials. In addition, we conducted a comprehensive search for relevant grey literature. The studies included trials, quasi-experimental studies, and observational studies on using apps to control ADHD. This includes studies that were published in English.ResultsA review of 14 studies investigated the effectiveness of ADHD applications. Several applications monitored symptoms and enhanced cognitive function. Healthcare providers enhanced communication using the AKL-X01 app to monitor and record symptoms. The FOCUS ADHD app was well accepted but did not improve treatment compliance. The Sensory Diet App, known for its user-friendly interface, effectively alleviated symptoms associated with ADHD. BRUSH DJ enhanced dental hygiene and concentration on toothbrushing.ConclusionApps can potentially be adjunctive instruments for treating ADHD. Nevertheless, further study is required to validate their effectiveness over a long period and enhance their incorporation into complete treatment strategies for ADHD.Systematic review registrationidentifier CRD42024523528 (PROSPERO).
Intervention mapping for systematic development of a community-engaged CVD prevention intervention in ethnic and racial sexual minority men with HIV
Authors: Kang Baram , Chin Lauren , Camacho-Rivera Marlene , Garza Michael , de Jesús Espinosa Tania , Cong Xiaomei , Fraser Marilyn , Boutjdir Mohamed , Ramos S. Raquel 
Published: February 2025

IntroductionCardiovascular disease (CVD) is a leading cause of mortality in the United States, disproportionately affecting marginalized populations such as Black and Latinx sexual minority men with HIV. These individuals face heightened CVD risk due to chronic inflammation related to HIV, side effects from treatment, and intersecting social disadvantages, including stigma and discrimination. Behavioral interventions specifically targeting these populations have been limited, with insufficient uptake in marginalized communities.MethodsThis study used Intervention Mapping (IM) to develop a culturally tailored CVD prevention intervention for Black and Latinx sexual minority men with HIV. IM is a systematic, theory- and evidence-based framework for health promotion program planning. We focused on the first three of six steps in the IM process: (1) assessing community needs through literature review, framework development, and community-engaged research; (2) identifying program outcomes to develop a logic model of change; and (3) selecting theory-based methods and practical strategies for program design.ResultsThe needs assessment revealed significant barriers to cardiovascular health, including medical distrust, stigma, and lack of access to culturally appropriate healthcare. The logic model of change highlighted behavioral and environmental determinants influencing cardiovascular health, leading to specific performance objectives and change objectives. Strategies included leveraging eHealth technologies, such as avatar-led interactive videos, to provide private, culturally relevant health education and reduce barriers like medical distrust. Community-based participatory methods were integral to ensure the intervention was culturally resonant and acceptable.DiscussionThis study demonstrated the use of IM to systematically develop a culturally tailored CVD prevention intervention for Black and Latinx sexual minority men with HIV. The findings highlight the importance of community-engaged and culturally appropriate approaches in developing interventions for historically marginalized populations. These strategies aimed to address health disparities and empower them to engage in cardiovascular health-promoting behaviors, ultimately improving cardiovascular health outcomes. Leveraging technology to foster engagement and providing culturally relevant support were crucial elements of the intervention. The insights gained may inform future cardiovascular health promotion efforts targeting similar populations.
FACIT-Fatigue scale in patients with cold agglutinin disease: psychometric validation and estimation of clinically meaningful change
Authors: Cella David , Hill Quentin A. , Karaouni Alia , Joly Florence , Sourdille Timothee , Shafer Frank , Wardęcki Marek , Kosinski Mark , Röth Alexander 
Published: February 2025

PurposeTo validate the use of Functional Assessment of Chronic Illness Therapy-Fatigue (FACIT-Fatigue) questionnaire in cold agglutinin disease (CAD) patients using qualitative and quantitative methods and to estimate meaningful within-patient change (MWPC).MethodsQualitative assessment used outcomes from a survey among CAD patients and their caregivers in US. Quantitative assessment used outcomes from two Phase-3 trials in CAD wherein fatigue was evaluated as a key secondary endpoint using the FACIT-Fatigue questionnaire. The reliability, validity, and responsiveness of the FACIT-Fatigue questionnaire were assessed. MWPC was estimated using anchor-based (mean change, receiver operating characteristic [ROC] curves, and logistic regression) and distribution-based methods.ResultsQualitative analyses (n=16) showed that fatigue was the most common and bothersome symptom. All patients reported that FACIT-Fatigue questionnaire captured their experiences of CAD-related fatigue. Quantitative analysis included 55 patients from both studies. Items of FACIT-Fatigue scale were internally consistent (Cronbach’s alpha coefficient: 0.94 at baseline; 0.96 at Week 26). Generally, correlations showed good convergent validity (&gt;0.40). The MWPC estimates ranged from 2.0 to 15.7. Based on more robust ROC and regression-based methods, IQR of MWPC estimates was 4.1–7.3, and individual responder definitions were in range of 5–8 points, where “5” is the lowest recommended MWPC threshold for FACIT-Fatigue in CAD.ConclusionFACIT-Fatigue is a reliable, valid, responsive scale in CAD. The MWPC estimates for FACIT-Fatigue in patients with CAD were consistent with other disease estimates published previously, and “5” can be considered as the lowest recommended threshold for meaningful clinical response in patients with CAD.
A systematic review and meta-analysis of patients’ exit knowledge and associated factors for drugs dispensed at outpatient pharmacies in Ethiopia
Authors: Geta Hardido Temesgen , Kebede Christian , Beyene Tamirat 
Published: February 2025

BackgroundPatients' knowledge of dispensed drugs is essential to prevent preventable patient mortality and facilitating their recovery from illnesses. Several studies have been conducted in Ethiopia, but the overall level of patients' exit knowledge about the dispensed drugs and associated factors has not been estimated. The objective of this review is to assess overall level patients' exit knowledge of dispensed drugs and associated factors in Ethiopia.Methods and materialsOnly articles published in English were included in this review. PubMed, EMBASE and CINAHL, Web of Science, Google Scholar, Scopus, Ethiopian University Repository Online, and the Cochrane Library are the main databases. The review included cross-sectional studies written in English that met the inclusion criteria. Using a random effects model, the overall level patients’ exit knowledge of dispensed drugs was estimated. Additionally, funnel plots and Eggers' test were used to assess publication bias. STATA version 14 was used to perform all statistical analyzes.ResultsThis review included 10 studies involving 3,431 patients in Ethiopia. In Ethiopia, the overall patients' knowledge towards dispensed drugs was 50.73% [95% CI (31.81; 69.66); I2 = 99.4%, P &lt; 0.001]. The patients' exit knowledge of dispensed drugs was statistically associated with the education level of the patients and the availability of adequate drug information.ConclusionsOne in two patients has good knowledge of dispended drugs in Ethiopia. Therefore, patients need special attention when dispensing drugs and leaving a health facility. Furthermore, the Ethiopian government, pharmacists, and other stakeholders must take immediate action to improve patients' knowledge about dispensed drugs in Ethiopia and identified factors.Systematic Review Registrationhttps://www.crd.york.ac.uk/prospero/display_record.php?ID=CRD42024544256, identifier: CRD42024544256.
Smartphone application for detecting and visualizing basal stem rot disease stages in oil palm
Authors: Daranagama D. A. Samitha , Takeuchi Wataru 
Published: February 2025

IntroductionAs one of the world’s most important oil crops, oil palm plays a crucial role in meeting global food and industrial demands. However, Basal Stem Rot (BSR) disease poses a severe threat to oil palm plantations, significantly reducing yields and shortening plantation lifespans particularly in Southeast Asia. Effective early detection and monitoring are crucial for mitigating its impact.MethodsThis study presents an integrated approach to BSR disease stage detection and visualization through a combination of smartphone applications, deep learning-based classification, and a Web GIS-based dashboard. A dataset comprising images of oil palm trees in healthy, early infected, and severely infected stages was collected using a dedicated smartphone app. Five state-of-the-art convolutional neural network (CNN) architectures: DenseNet201, InceptionV3, MobileNetV2, NASNetMobile, and ResNet50 were evaluated for classification performance.ResultsMobileNetV2 emerged as the best-performing architecture, achieving an overall accuracy of 77% while balancing accuracy with computational efficiency. This model was subsequently integrated into the smartphone application “Gano Stage” for real-time disease stage prediction. The app enables plantation managers and relevant stakeholders to monitor disease progression, with predictions automatically updated on a Web GIS-based dashboard for spatial analysis and decision-making.DiscussionThe proposed system demonstrates practical utility, scalability, and adaptability, particularly in resource-constrained environments. By offering an accessible and efficient early detection solution, it contributes to the sustainability of oil palm plantations.
“It's unrealistic”: experiences of Swedish elite female ice hockey players considering parenthood
Authors: Bergström M. , Høigaard R. , Aspvik N. P. , Sæther S. A. 
Published: February 2025

IntroductionThe number of elite female athletes combining athletic careers with mothering has increased during the last decades. Many mother-athletes return to an equal or an even better level of performance postpartum. Despite numerous success stories across a variety of sports, there are currently no mother-athletes in Swedish elite ice hockey. Therefore, the aim of this study was to explore how Swedish elite female ice hockey players perceive challenges associated with initiating and maintaining the mother-athlete role.MethodsQualitative data were collected through semi-structured interviews with 7 elite female ice hockey players (5 prepregnancy and 2 mothers/former athletes) and analyzed using thematic analysis.ResultsThematic analysis revealed three main challenges facing elite female ice hockey players: (a) Making ends meet, (b) A leap in the dark and (c) You can't be what you can't see. Due to these challenges, the participants perceived combining elite ice hockey and mothering as unrealistic. Consequently, they felt forced to either retire from elite sports early or postpone mothering to post career.DiscussionContinued work with improving the financial support and developing clear maternity policies is essential to prevent early dropouts before elite female ice hockey players have reached peak performance. Enabling more players to prolong their athletic careers during pregnancy and postpartum will likely produce more positive mother-athlete role models. Further, keeping more players in the sport for a longer period could help women's ice hockey to develop to its highest optimal quality (e.g., level and competition).
Using Infrared Thermography to Assess Musculoskeletal Overload in the Hands of Harvester Operators
Authors: Martins Alysson Braun , Brioschi Marcos Leal , Rodrigues Carla Krulikowski , Lopes Eduardo da Silva 
Published: February 2025

Mechanization in timber harvesting has improved the comfort and safety of operator workstations. However, there is an imminent ergonomic risk in relation to the repetition of movements, which can cause musculoskeletal injuries. The aim of this study was to apply infrared thermography to identify musculoskeletal overload in the hand region of harvester operators. This study was conducted on wood harvesting of homogeneous Eucalyptus urophylla × Eucalyptus grandis stands using a forestry harvester tractor. Thermographic images were taken of seven operators at the beginning and end of the working day during six days of the shift. The maximum, average, and minimum temperatures were measured in 14 hand regions of interest (ROI), verifying the existence of a difference between the beginning and the end of work (p-value < 5%) by using the Mann–Whitney test. The operators presented hyperradiant temperature variation in the hand region after work, with a variation above 2.5 °C, indicating a high degree of abnormality. There was greater temperature variation in the right hand (3.7 °C) due to the greater concentration of commands on the machine’s right joystick. Infrared thermography has proven to be an important tool for functional imaging diagnosis, contributing to the reduction in risks of developing Repetitive Strain Injury/Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorder (RSI-WMSD).
Descriptions d’un nouveau genre : Xanthocorpus gen. nov. et d’une nouvelle espèce du Venezuela : Xanthocorpus bleuzeni sp. nov. (Lepidoptera, Noctuoidea, Erebidae, Arctiinae, Arctiini, Euchromiina). Sixième note
Authors: Cerda Jean-Aimé 
Published: February 2025

Un genre nouveau est décrit : Xanthocorpus gen. nov. ; une espèce nouvelle est décrite : Xanthocorpus bleuzeni sp. nov. ; quatre combinaisons sont nouvelles :
Xanthocorpus semifulvum (Druce, 1884) comb. nov., Xanthocorpus costale (Rothschild, 1911) comb. nov., Xanthocorpus bisexuale (Dognin, 1912) comb. nov. et Xanthocorpus mimum (Cerda, 2008) comb. nov.
50 лет со времени состоявшегося в Беларуси I Съезда врачей-лаборантов и его основополагающий вклад в реализацию намеченного курса совершенствования деятельности национальной клинической лабораторной службы
Authors: Камышников В.С. 
Published: February 2025

Статья представляет собой краткий экскурс в историю становления клинической лабораторной службы в Советской Белоруссии. Раскрыты объективные предпосылки к проведению I Республиканского съезда врачей-лаборантов, представлены основные материалы сделанных его делегатами выступлений и характер принятых решений, которые явились основополагающими для последующего развития службы клинической лабораторной диагностики в стране. Показан вклад выдающихся медиков – первых заведующих кафедрами факультетской и госпитальной терапии, педиатрии, дерматовенерологии, микробиологии, а также биохимии и общей химии медицинского факультета Белорусского государственного университета и Белорусского (Минского) медицинского института в становление специальности «клиническая лабораторная диагностика». Приведены сведения об основных нормативных документах МЗ БССР и МЗ СССР, явившихся организационными предпосылками к проведению съезда.
The article provides a brief excursion into the history of clinical laboratory service in Soviet Belarus. The objective prerequisites for the 1st Republican Congress of Laboratory Doctors are revealed, the main materials of the delegates’ speeches and the nature of resolutions, which are fundamental for the subsequent advancement of clinical laboratory diagnostics service in the country, are presented. The contribution of prominent doctors, the first heads of departments of faculty and hospital therapy, pediatrics, dermatovenerology, microbiology, as well as biochemistry and general chemistry of the Belarusian State University Medical Faculty and the Belarusian (Minsk) Medical Institute into establishing and advancing the specialty "Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics" is highlighted. The information on the main normative documents of the Ministry of Health of the BSSR and the Ministry of Health of the USSR, which were the organizational prerequisites for the congress, is provided.
ГИБЕЛЬ КОМИССАРА Г.А. УСИЕВИЧА: АНАЛИЗ НА ОСНОВЕ НОВЫХ ИСТОЧНИКОВ
Authors: Сильченко Иван Сергеевич , Бороздин Константин Александрович 
Published: February 2025

В представленном исследовании проводится реконструкция событий, предшествовавших гибели выдающегося революционера, комиссара Тюменского направления Восточного фронта Григория Александровича Усиевича. В советский период биография комиссара неоднократно исследовалась, однако консенсус в вопросе его гибели так и не был достигнут. Для написания статьи были изучены архивные документы, хранящиеся в федеральных и региональных архивах. В частности, была проведена работа с документами, хранящимися в Российском государственном военном архиве (РГВА), Центре документации общественных организаций Свердловской области (ЦДООСО), а также в архивном отделе администрации Артемовского городского округа. На основе анализа полученных данных можно предположить, что в ходе боевых действий в районе села Горки (ныне Ирбитский район Свердловской области) 3 августа 1918 г. Григорий Александрович Усиевич попал в плен и впоследствии был расстрелян. В работе уделяется внимание и особенностям проведения микроисторических исследований событий Гражданской войны, которые характеризуются политической ангажированностью уже существующих работ и фрагментарностью доступных источников.
The presented study reconstructs the events preceding the death of the outstanding revolutionary, Commissar of the Tyumen branch of the Eastern Front Grigory Alexandrovich Usievich. During the Soviet period, the biography of the Commissar was repeatedly investigated, but no consensus was reached on the issue of his death. To write the article, archival documents stored in federal and regional archives were studied. In particular, work was carried out with documents stored in the Russian State Military Archive, the Documentation Center of Public Organizations of the Sverdlovsk Region, as well as in the archival department of the administration of the Artemovsk city district. Based on the analysis of the data obtained, it can be assumed that during the fighting in the area of the village of Gorki (now the Irbitsky district of the Sverdlovsk region) on August 3, 1918, Grigory Alexandrovich Usievich was captured and subsequently shot. The work also pays attention to the peculiarities of conducting microhistoric studies of the events of the Civil War, which are characterized by the political bias of existing works and the fragmentary nature of available sources.