Arizona State University
Fall 2025 Outstanding Graduate from the School of Social Work Evangelina Lopez
Archive for December 2025
Actors’ involvement during collective sensemaking of educational change: a review study from a systems lens
From Policies To Strategic Actions: Digitally Transforming Higher Education in Nigeria Through A Stakeholder-Driven Co-Governance Model
Is Higher Education Worth It? Perspectives from Full-Time Higher Education Practitioners
Research Knowledge and its Transmission: Key Case of Women in Science and Engineering
Graduate School Intent: Stress Resilience, Early Exposure to Graduate Environments, and Self-Efficacy
Oversight of Research Outputs by Public Organisations as a Threat to Research Integrity: A Personal Account from Australia
Assessing Knowledge of Ethical Guidelines for Biomedical Research among Nursing Professionals: A Cross-Sectional Study
Faculty Attitudes and Ethical Dimensions of E-Learning in Medical Education
Does Experience of International Cooperation Matter for Ideas of Russian Early Career Researchers about Research Ethics?
The triglyceride glucose index as a biomarker for different glucose disorders in overweight and obese children and adolescents
Finding strength in stillness
Newborns with ARDS originating from sepsis of extrapulmonary origin exhibit worse prognoses: findings from a multicenter study in China
Dietary phytochemical intake and asthma in children: a case–control study
Exercise capacity in girls with Turner syndrome
Empowering Latino Communities Through the Colorectal Health Research Champions Model: Enhancing Colorectal Cancer Awareness and Screening Advocacy
Does Language Proficiency Affect Completion of Telerehabilitation Video Visits? A Retrospective Study
Commentary – Power Relations and Healthcare Interactions in Immigrant Populations
Post-Pandemic Multidimensional Integration of Afghan Refugee Women in the U.S.
Violence against women and sexual reproductive health service use among Eritrean refugees in Ethiopia: a latent class analysis
The effect of tasting and smelling breastmilk stimulation before first breastfeeding on sucking success and early feeding skills of neonates: a randomized open label study
An exploratory study of patients’ experiences with and reasons for using one virtual-only telecontraceptive platform in the United States in 2020–2021
Gendered cultural context as a structural determinant of sexual and reproductive health
Effectiveness of Value-Based Payment and Assertive Community Treatment to Reduce Psychiatric Hospitalizations
Perceptions of Delta-8 THC and the Impact of a Brief Educational Video Intervention for College Students
Internalized Stigma and Help-Seeking Across Problems and Targets
Peers on Paper: A Content Analysis of Peer Support Job Postings in Missouri
Sending signals: Trigger warnings and safe space notifications.
Examining ethnic/racial measurement invariance in fourth-grade executive function: A registered report of data from the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study—Kindergarten.
Oral nutritional supplement compliance among hospitalized cancer patients: a cross-sectional study based on the KAP model
Initial development and validation of the Faculty Epistemic Exclusion Scale.
Trajectories of postoperative nutritional risk changes in patients with oesophageal cancer and their relationship with symptom recovery—a multicentre longitudinal study
The quasi-experimental multiple baseline panel design: A suitable design for psychotherapy outcome research in clinical practice.
Remote group intervention for adults with cancer-related cognitive impairment: a feasibility study
How and for whom using generative AI affects creativity: A field experiment.
Implementation of an integrative safety consultation service for the use of dietary and herbal supplements among patients with hematological diseases
A glance back, an expression of gratitude, and a farewell.
An Implementation Science Assessment of Intranasal Esketamine’s Limited Integration into Mainstream Psychiatric Treatment
The Impact of Coping and Psychological Flexibility on Young Adult Caregivers’ Mental Health and Quality of Life
Resources on Harmful Republican Megabill
It Means Everything…and It Means Nothing: New Social Worker Views on Taking the Master’s Licensure Exam
Artificial Intelligence Scribes in Primary Care: UK–US Perspectives on Evidence, Adoption, and Policy
Researching with Children and Young People
The Pains of Mass Imprisonment
Detention Camps in Asia: The Conditions of Confinement in Modern Asian History
CfP: 2nd Workshop on Frontiers in Measurement and Survey Methods (Deadline: 25 Jan)
Guidance | Area SEND inspections: information about ongoing inspections
New York’s wealthy warn of a tax exodus after Mamdani’s win – but the data says otherwise
The Conversation | NY Post
New York’s mayor-elect, Zohran Mamdani, campaigned on a promise to raise the city’s income tax on its richest residents from 3.9% to 5.9%…. It set off a chorus of warnings about the tax flight of the city’s wealthiest residents…. I research whether high earners actually move when their taxes go up…. The first fact is simple: Millionaires have low migration rates. Mobility in America is highest among people who are still searching for their economic place in life. Workers who earn the lowest wages move across state lines at relatively high rates, about 4.5% per year, often in search of more affordable housing. People making $1 million-plus a year move only half as often: Just 2.4% of them pack up each year. When millionaires do move, it rarely appears to be for tax reasons. For example, Florida is the top destination for New York movers in general. But among the richest 1% of New Yorkers, the top destination is Connecticut, followed by New Jersey and California, all three of which levy a millionaire tax.