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The overarching goal of this chapter is to discuss the Reproducibility Project in Psychology (RP:P), the resulting credibility movement, and its implications for scientific practices in clinical psychology and...
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Medical dosimetry is an important component in training of radiation therapist, yet it is not easy for student to understand the principle of treatment planning and to be familiar with the relationship of the ...
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The United Nations described the Syrian conflict as the worst man-made disaster since World War II. We adopted a global perspective in examining the impact of the Syrian conflict on Syrians’ physical, mental, ...
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The present paper assessed the validity of single-item life satisfaction measures by comparing single-item measures to the Satisfaction with Life Scale (SWLS)—a more psychometrically established measure.
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Nature talks to university president Paul Chu about his vision of a 'mecca for great scholars'.
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