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Predicting activities of daily living at discharge in stroke patients using rehabilitation robot training-induced functional connectivity.

Topics in stroke rehabilitation Jan 6, 2026
BACKGROUND: Predicting activities of daily living (ADL) in stroke patients optimizes discharge planning, which relies on accurate functional assessment. Recent studies have shown that functional connectivity (FC) of brain networks induced by upper ex... read more 

Engagement, preference and identity: Proposing a developmental engagement framework.

The British journal of developmental psychology Jan 6, 2026
Understanding how adolescents participate in science requires examining the developmental foundations of engagement and identity formation. This theoretical paper introduces the Developmental Engagement Framework, which positions science engagement a... read more 

Acute kidney injury: Detection, risk stratification, and predictive biomarkers.

Clinica chimica acta; international journal of clinical chemistry Jan 6, 2026
BACKGROUND: Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a complex multifactorial syndrome characterized by a rapid decline in kidney function, frequently observed in hospitalized and critically ill patients. Despite its high morbidity and mortality, current diagnos... read more 

Psychological foundations of ambiguity in the hybrid workplace: The role of managerial risk-taking and AI-induced job insecurity.

Acta psychologica Jan 6, 2026
In the modern ever-changing organizational environment, where hybrid workplace arrangement is becoming increasingly common, and artificial intelligence (AI) technology has been used widely, employees tend to face a situation characterized by ambiguit... read more 

Unlocking academic gains in smart-classroom settings: A moderated-mediation study among Chinese undergraduates.

Acta psychologica Jan 6, 2026
China's higher education system has invested heavily in the development of sensor-rich smart classrooms, but how these environments translate into academic benefits remains a mystery. Guided by the sociocultural theory of Vygotsky, this paper surveye... read more 

Impact of mobile phone use on the brain activity: Audio call vs video call.

Acta psychologica Jan 6, 2026
The growing dependence on mobile phones for communication has raised concerns regarding the neurological impact of radio-frequency electromagnetic fields, especially in audio and video calls. This research investigates the impact of WhatsApp audio an... read more 

Eyes don't lie: Eye tracking reveals whether an eyewitness saw the crime.

Acta psychologica Jan 6, 2026
Past research has suggested that eye movements can be used to uncover perpetrators of a crime to some extent (around 65 % accuracy). We extended this work to examine whether similar or better results could be obtained for eyewitnesses by employing a ... read more 

Who is responsible for self-AI or others-AI collaboration? The effect of power and task outcome in responsibility attribution.

Acta psychologica Jan 6, 2026
Humans increasingly collaborate with Artificial Intelligence (AI), raising critical questions about responsibility attribution for task outcomes: when a collaboration succeeds or fails should the human be held responsible or AI? Prior research in non... read more 

Examining attention- deficit/ hyperactivity disorder in endurance and ultra-endurance runners.

Acta psychologica Jan 6, 2026
BACKGROUND: Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a multifactorial and complex neurodevelopmental disorder. Prevalence of ADHD in the general adult population is around 3.1 %, with little data available in athlete population suggesting r... read more 

The influence of hotel service robots on customers' consumption intention: Combination theory of planned behaviour and technology acceptance model.

Acta psychologica Jan 6, 2026
Previous studies mostly focused on the function of service robots from a human resource perspective in hotel literature. Currently, consumers' reactions to service robots have become key determinants of their hotel visit behaviours. However, there is... read more 

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