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Emily Vicary, Dharmi Kapadia, Penny Bee, Helen Brooks
Background Undergraduate students in the UK experience elevated rates of mental health difficulties but often face barriers to accessing formal support. Personal support networks - the friends, family, and other social ties students rely on - may play a critical role in promoting good mental health and guiding…
Isabelle Courcy, Noémie Cusson, Nuria Jeanneret
Although support was shared in more than half of the cases, [fig3-13623613251369908] shows differences regarding the support that was received or given in the PPSN for different types of ties and support. Those providing companionship support offer opportunities for social outings, accompany the person during…
Xiao-bin Bi, Hui-zhong He, Hai-ying Lin, Xiao-zhuang Fan
This study explored the relations between the social support network of mothers of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), perceived social support, and their subjective wellbeing. The participants were mothers of children with ASD in Shanghai. Their social support network structure was explored via the…
François Wyngaerden, Raffaele Vacca, Vincent Dubois, Vincent Lorant
Background For psychiatric service users suffering from severe mental disorders, the social support provided by personal social networks is essential for living a meaningful life within the community. However, the importance of the support received depend on the relations between the providers of social support. Yet…
Jinyi Ye, Nikhil Jindal, Francesco Pierri, Luca Luceri
Mobilization during the Russian Invasion of Ukraine Authors: ['Jinyi Ye' 'Nikhil Jindal' 'Francesco Pierri' 'Luca Luceri'] Despite their drawbacks and unintended consequences, social media networks have recently emerged as a crucial resource for individuals in distress, particularly during times of crisis. These…
Michelle Chakraborti, Mojgan Gitimoghaddam, William H. McKellin, Anton Rodney Miller + 1 more
'Anton Rodney Miller' 'Jean-Paul Collet'] Background: Families are integrally involved in day-to-day caregiving of children with neurodevelopmental and intellectual disabilities (NDID). Given the widespread and increasing prevalence of children with NDID and the impact of family caregiving on psychological, social, and…
Joy D. Scheidell, Farzana Kapadia, Rodman E. Turpin, Medha Mazumdar + 10 more
'Typhanye V. Dyer' 'Jonathan Feelemyer' 'Charles M. Cleland' 'Russell Brewer' 'Sharon D. Parker' 'Natalia M. Irvine' 'Molly Remch' 'Kenneth H. Mayer' 'Maria R. Khan' 'Paul B. Tchounwou'] Support from social networks buffers against negative effects of stress but is disrupted by incarceration. Few studies examine…
Moshe Roseman, Robin I. M. Dunbar, Shahar Arzy
For an individual to lead a healthy and fulfilling social life, it is essential to have relationships with multiple people who are at different levels of emotional closeness. Based on ethological, sociological and psychological evidence, social networks have been divided into five scales of emotional closeness…
Elisa Bellotti, Susanne Boethius, Malin Åkerström, Margareta Hydén
Social networks are usually considered as positive sources of social support, a role which has been extensively studied in the context of domestic violence. To victims of abuse,social networks often provide initial emotional and practical help as well useful information ahead of formal institutions. Recently, however…
Alena Valderrama, Alejandra Martinez, Kathleen Charlebois, Lucila Guerrero + 1 more
1.1### What is social support? Widely recognized as an important determinant of health,, social support is a process of social interaction that increases coping strategies, self-esteem, sense of belonging and competence through the real or predictable exchange of practical or psychosocial resources., , Indeed, social…
Haily Merritt, Joshua Faskowitz, Marlen Z. Gonzalez, Richard F. Betzel
The social environment has a critical influence on human development, cognition, and health. By using network approaches to map and analyze the connectivity between all pairs of brain regions simultaneously, we can clarify how relationships between brain regions (e.g. connectivity) change as a function of social…
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Vat photopolymerization (VP) is widely used for additive manufacturing due to its speed, precision, and material versatility. However, traditional support structures limit printable geometries, require manual post-processing, and produce non-recyclable waste. We introduce a wavelength-selective resin for VP that…
Haily Merritt, Mary Kate Koch, Youngheun Jo, Evgeny J. Chumin + 1 more
The environment, especially social features, plays a key role in shaping the development of the brain, notably during adolescence. To better understand variation in brain-environment coupling and its associated outcomes, we identified “envirotypes,” or different patterns of social environment experience, in the…
Harshavardhan BV, Sarah Adigwe, Mohit Kumar Jolly, Tomáš Gedeon
Cell fate decisions are driven by gene regulatory networks (GRNs). While the mutually inhibitory toggle switch effectively models binary fate decisions, fully connected inhibitory networks with more than two nodes fail to capture multi-fate decisions due to the low prevalence of “single high states”, where only a…
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The increasing importance and predictive power of modern molecular modeling, driven by physics- and machine learning-based methods, necessitates a new collaborative architecture to replace the isolated, traditional model of software development. The traditional approach often led to redundant engineering effort, high…
Corentin Nelias, Sarah Ghanayem, David Wolf, Marcel Moor + 4 more
The ability to form stable de novo relationships in complex environments is essential for social functioning and is impaired in severe psychiatric disorders including autism. Yet, the neurobiological basis and cognitive processes enabling the formation of stable bonds in larger groups remain poorly understood, thereby…
Vikash Prajapat, Rupali Dilip Taru
The world is transforming through a revolution and development in the progression of information and its broadcasting. The number of research journals, books and reports being published the world over has been increasing phenomenally. Currently, about five lakh books, one lakh periodicals, lakhs of patents, thousands…
Selena M. Livas, Scott Leo Renshaw, Carter T. Butts
Organizations in emergency settings must cope with various sources of disruption, most notably personnel loss. Death, incapacitation, or isolation of individuals within an organizational communication network can impair information passing, coordination, and connectivity, and may drive maladaptive responses such as…
Anna Stanworth, Kiole Imale, Brus Isua, Kelvin S-H Peh + 1 more
We have limited understanding about the collapse and vulnerability of ecosystem services to failures. To address this, we simulated species loss scenarios in a socioecological network to identify the point at which ecosystem services are lost and use this information to quantify their robustness. By including…
Simin Shen, Zaiwu Gong, Bin Zhou, Roman Słowiński
Challenges, such as a lack of information for emergency decision-making, time pressure, and limited knowledge of experts acting as decision-makers (DMs), can result in the generation of poor or inconsistent indirect information regarding DMs' preferences. Simultaneously, the empathic relationship represents a tangible…
Nicolas Y. Masse, Matthew C. Rosen, Doris Y. Tsao, David J. Freedman
The brains of all animals are plastic, allowing us to form new memories, adapt to new environments, and to learn new tasks. What is less clear is how much plasticity is required to perform these cognitive functions: does learning require widespread plasticity across the brain, or can learning occur with more rigid…
Daniel Barter, Evan Walter Clark Spotte-Smith, Nikita S. Redkar, Shyam Dwaraknath + 2 more
Chemical reaction networks (CRNs) are powerful tools for obtaining mechanistic insight into complex reactive processes. However, they are limited in their applicability where reaction mechanisms are not well understood and products are unknown. Here we report new methods of CRN generation and analysis that overcome…
Daniel Barter, Evan Walter Clark Spotte-Smith, Nikita S. Redkar, Shyam Dwaraknath + 2 more
Chemical reaction networks (CRNs) are powerful tools for obtaining mechanistic insight into complex reactive processes. However, they are limited in their applicability where reaction mechanisms are unintuitive, and products are unknown. Here we report new methods of CRN generation and analysis that overcome these…