Understanding how preverbal infants perceive and differentiate the roles of teachers and students can provide profound insights into the early stages of human learning and cognition. We thus developed...
Envy and interpersonal curiosity are common emotional and psychological phenomena in relationships that collectively influence our social behavior and experiences. However, there is a research gap reg...
Using the Benign and Malicious Envy Scale and the Chinese Adolescents' Interpersonal Curiosity Questionnaire, Study 1 conducted a preliminary study on 392 middle school students using cross-sectional ...
The results of Study 1indicate a significant correlation between malicious envy and interpersonal curiosity, as well as a significant correlation between benign envy and interpersonal curiosity (exclu...
This study enhances comprehension of the two-way relationship between adolescent envy and interpersonal curiosity within the framework of social comparison theory. The findings underscore the signific...
Our study investigated the effects of surgical training on residents' personal relationships. It aimed to address the gaps in understanding of how the surgical training commitment can influence relati...
We used cross-sectional survey methodology to gather data on the intricacies of relationship dynamics amid the rigors of surgical training. The survey focused on marital status, relationship dynamics,...
All surgical departments at The Johns Hopkins Hospital....
The study comprised 111 participants, including residents, fellows, and attending surgeons. Of those reporting sex, 56/105 (53%) were female, and the predominant age category was 25 to 34 years, makin...
The majority (73/105, 70%) of respondents were or had been married, and 50/96 (52%) had partners in the medical field. Among those in a dual-healthcare relationship, 38/46 (83%) reported that their re...
Residents in dual-healthcare couples derived support from their relationships, but surgical training placed a significant strain on residents' personal relationships and often prompted residents to po...
We quantified the morphology and angulation of the third metacarpal (MC3) relative to the capitate using three-dimensional computed tomography data to inform surgical procedures such as total wrist ar...
Three-dimensional bone models of the capitate and MC3 were analyzed in 130 subjects (61M and 69F). Long axes of the MC3 and capitate were computed. The intersection of the metacarpal long axis with th...
The long axis of the MC3 intersected the capitate at two locations on the outer cortical surface of the capitate. The proximal intersection was located near the midportion of the capitate, whereas the...
The long axis of the MC3 penetrates the dorsal surface of the capitate about its midportion, but there is notable variation in this location as well as in the angular relationships....
Three-dimensional measurements of the relationships between the third metacarpal and the capitate may serve as an important reference for the placement of intramedullary wires, plates, devices, and pr...
Grapheme-color synesthesia is a normal and healthy variation of human perception. It is characterized by the association of letters or numbers with color perceptions. The etiology of synesthesia is no...
This study aimed to examine postoperative recurrence after curative pancreatic resection following neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy (NACRT) in patients with resectable (R-) and borderline resectable (BR-...
The postoperative initial recurrence patterns were examined in patients with R- and BR-PDAC who underwent NACRT followed by curative pancreatic resection. Data collected from three prospective clinica...
After a median follow-up of 29 months, 91 (60 %) of 151 patients experienced postoperative recurrence. The median recurrence-free survival (RFS) for all patients was 18 months. The sites of first recu...
R- and BR-PDACs with high SUV on FDG-PET at diagnosis are risk factors for postoperative recurrence. Among patients who undergo surgery after NACRT, those with a high SUVmax at diagnosis or post-NACRT...
Rosacea can be seen in many patients nowadays, and the related causes are complex. Despite a certain association between smoking and rosacea being reported by several studies, the actual causality has...
We used Mendelian randomization (MR) to evaluate a potential causal effect of smoking on rosacea risk. Statistics on smoking and rosacea were obtained from the FinnGen project and Neale Lab Consortium...
The IVW estimation revealed that previous smoking has a deleterious effect on rosacea (odds ratio [OR] = 6.7729, 95% confidence interval [CI] = 1.5691-29.2356, p = 0.0104). By contrast, there was no s...
Our MR study found support forrosacea risk and previous smoking. Although no evidence was found to increase the risk of rosacea in current smokers, to prevent various diseases associated with smoking,...
To assess the needs and values of students regarding a new mentoring program....
An online survey was developed and sent to veterinary students through institutional email at the beginning and end of the year of initiating a faculty-student mentorship program....
In September and May, the most commonly desired outcome of the program for students was the building of relationships. In the fall, the most anticipated concerns were that the meetings would not occur...
The experiences of veterinary students in the faculty-student mentoring program were often positive but variable. At the outset, students were hoping to build relationships through the program, and in...
Based on our findings, students are eager to build relationships with faculty within the context of a faculty-student mentorship program, and this goal is achievable. However, much depends on the enga...
Twin bonds, likely the most enduring of human relationships, provide both solace and rivalry for twins. Using an evolutionary psychology perspective, this chapter scrutinizes twins' bonds from prenata...
