Burnout as a State: Random-Intercept Cross-Lagged Relationship Between Exhaustion and Disengagement in a 10-Day Study by Basinska BA, Gruszczynska E

“…The aim of this study is to examine the daily inter- and intra-personal variability of the symptoms of burnout and the cross-lagged relationship between two components of burnout, exhaustion and disengagement.Methods: An online diary study over 10 consecutive workdays was conducted among 235 civil servants (75% women, average tenure of 15 years). Daily burnout was measured with the eight-item Oldenburg Burnout Inventory.Results: The intra-class correlation coefficients indicate that, although significant between-person variability exists, most of the burnout variance is within persons. …”
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Impact of dedicated women’s outreach workers (WOWs) on recruitment of women in ACTG clinical studies by Elizabeth Barr, Karine Dubé, Shobha Swaminathan, Carlos Del Rio, Danielle M. Campbell, Marta Paez-Quinde, Susan E. Cohn

“…The Emory WOW approached 120 participants, enrolling 86 into the WOW registry, and screened 51 potential participants for open ACTG studies during the WOW’s tenure. The majority of women screened at both sites were women of color. …”
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FUNDAMENTAL INDICATION OF THE «SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP» BETWEEN THE USA AND GREAT BRITAIN by Nazarii Lutsenko

“…The scientific novelty of the study consists in determining the peculiarities of relations between the United States and Great Britain during the tenure of Donald Trump. Therefore, the «special relationship» is a unique historically formed complex of interaction between the USA and Great Britain, which is manifested in various spheres of public life: political (to have an opportunity for better implementation of their own foreign policy), military (the USA and the United Kingdom have an unprecedented level of mutual trust and cooperation in the field of intelligence and nuclear programs), cultural (the historical memory of both nations makes American and British society sensitive to the problems of their «English-speaking neighbours»). …”
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Assessment of the Institute for Research Design in Librarianship (IRDL): Impact on the Research Productivity and Careers of Academic Librarians by Frans Albarillo, Marie Kennedy, Kristine Brancolini

“…Participants reported work-related benefits of participating in the program, including tenure, rank promotion, merit-based salary increases, and new employment opportunities. …”
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Study on factors affecting audit fees and audit quality through auditors’ perceptions: Evidence from an emerging economy by Hau Nguyen Van, Hai-Phan Thanh, Cuong Nguyen Thanh, Diep Nguyen Ngoc, Giang Ha Hai

“…In addition, the specialization of the audit firms does not have a positive effect on audit quality but on audit fees. The audit tenure has no statistical impact on audit fees and audit quality. …”
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The gap between policy and practice for human rights in conservation: a case study in Papua Province, Indonesia by Paul A. Barnes, Sabhrina Gita Aninta, Tomi Ariyanto, Mukhlish Jamal Musa Holle, M. Khairul Ikhawan, Herdhanu Jayanto

“…We also show how national struggles over rights and recognition are conflated and intertwined with local ones and how national and provincial policies can alter governance regimes, tenure arrangements and power relations locally. Despite the issues, our informants also recalled favourably instances in which partnerships between local inhabitants and other actors were well received because they were implemented through detailed consultation, producing management actions that better aligned with traditional practices. …”
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Integrating place-specific livelihood and equity outcomes into global assessments of bioenergy deployment by Felix Creutzig, Esteve Corbera, Simon Bolwig, Carol Hunsberger

“…We argue that place-specific production models and land tenure regimes mediate livelihood outcomes, which are also in turn affected by global and regional markets and their resulting equilibrium dynamics. …”
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Towards a diversified agricultural forest-based economy: Community views of planting sandalwood in Timor-Leste by Pyone Myat Thu, Joaquina Barreto, William Erskine, Robert Williams, Abril Soares, Valerio Ximenes, Anita Ximenes, Maria Fernandes, Octaviana P Agostinho, Tony Page

“…Interviewed households were acutely aware of the high value and benefits derived from sandalwood and expressed strong interest in planting the species for income generation. Land tenure security, essential for long-term forestry investments, was high among those surveyed and not considered a limitation. …”
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Risk perceptions, vulnerability and adaptation to climate change at farm level across four agricultural zones in Seychelles by Daniel Etongo, Ajith Bandara, Alexander Murugaiyan, Uvicka Bristol, Keven Nancy, Bobb Petrousse, Sandra Sinon

“…Crop diversification, changing of planting dates, planting of trees and lemon grass, use of shade houses for pest control and the development of agro-silvo-pastoral systems were identified as farm-level adaptation measures. However, land tenure issues, lack of finance, limited farm resources, insufficient information, etc. were identified as obstacles to effective adaptation among farm households. …”
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Consultation and Displacement in Large-Scale Agriculture Investment: Evidence from Oromia Region’s Shashamane Rural District by Yideg Alemu, Degefa Tolossa

“…It is crucial to strengthen the implementation of customary land tenure rights to benefit local and indigenous people and civil society organizations (CSOs).…”
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Intra-gendered perceptions and adoption of climate-smart agriculture: Evidence from smallholder farmers in the Upper East Region of Ghana by Kwabena Antwi, Philip Antwi-Agyei

“…Our results indicate that the source of income and farming experience influence male smallholder farmers’ adoption of crop rotation and their decision to diversify crops on their farms. The farmland tenure system, farming experience, and income source of female farmers influence their choice to change planting dates. …”
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Weekend and weekday associations between the residential built environment and physical activity: Findings from the ENABLE London study. by Christelle Clary, Daniel Lewis, Elizabeth S Limb, Claire M Nightingale, Bina Ram, Alicja R Rudnicka, Duncan Procter, Angie S Page, Ashley R Cooper, Anne Ellaway, Billie Giles-Corti, Peter H Whincup, Derek G Cook, Christopher G Owen, Steven Cummins

“…Multilevel-linear-regressions examined associations between weekend and weekday steps and Moderate to Vigorous PA (MVPA), residential built environment factors, and housing tenure status as a proxy for socio-economic position.…”
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Decoding Employee ambidexterity: Understanding drivers, constraints, and performance implications for thriving in the evolving work landscapes - A scoping review by Jane Joseph, Selena Firmin, Taiwo Oseni, Andrew Stranieri

“…Similarly, we discovered four factors that impede EA: functional tenure, team identification, bounded discretion, and conscientiousness. …”
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How are new nurses satisfied with their jobs? From the work value perspective of Generations Y and Z nurses by Eunkyung Kim, Heejung Kim, Taewha Lee

“…Among the job-related characteristics, nurses’ job tenure was associated with job satisfaction in both groups; salary and overtime had varying relationships with job satisfaction between the two generations. …”
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Key dimensions of land users’ perceptions of land degradation and sustainable land management in Niger State, Nigeria by Ademola A. Adenle, Sébastien Boillat, Chinwe Ifejika Speranza

“…To deal with local land degradation in Niger State, improved land tenure, alternative livelihood strategies, poverty eradication and awareness, nature-based sustainable land management practices such as tree-based initiatives, environmentally friendly agriculture such as Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration supported by the necessary political will and institutions are critical.…”
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LAND MANAGEMENT REGULATION AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR PLANNING IN UKRAINE by O. Dorosh, R. Buriak, I. Kupriyanchyk

“…The explanation is simple - if the planning of the development of territories of settlements takes place on the basis of approved urban planning documentation (master plans), then the territory of land tenure and land use outside their borders is notfully covered by development of land management documentation. …”
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Reduced injury risk links sociality to survival in a group-living primate by Melissa A. Pavez-Fox, Clare M. Kimock, Nahiri Rivera-Barreto, Josue E. Negron-Del Valle, Daniel Phillips, Angelina Ruiz-Lambides, Noah Snyder-Mackler, James P. Higham, Erin R. Siracusa, Lauren J.N. Brent

“…Both males and females of high social status (measured as female matrilineal rank and male group tenure) and females with more affiliative partners (estimated using the number of female relatives) experienced fewer injuries and thus were less likely to die. …”
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Characterizing health researcher barriers to sharing results with study participants by Pearl A. McElfish, Christopher R. Long, Laura P. James, Aaron J. Scott, Elizabeth Flood-Grady, Kim S. Kimminau, Robert L. Rhyne, Mark R. Burge, Rachel S. Purvis

“…Training for research faculty and staff, promotion and tenure incentives, and funding agencies supporting dissemination of results to participants were solutions offered to overcoming barriers.Conclusions:Study findings add to literature on research dissemination by documenting health researchers’ perceived barriers to sharing study results with participants. …”
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Evaluation of selected factors influencing sleep disorders in paramedics during the COVID-19 pandemic by Kamil Piotr Marczewski, Magdalena Piegza, Natalia Justyna Gospodarczyk, Alicja Zofia Gospodarczyk, Mateusz Marcinek, Michał Tkocz, Krystyn Sosada

“…In contrast, older age and longer job tenure, being married, and having good relationships with family members had a protective effect.…”
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Potential impact of future land use/cover dynamics on the habitat quality of the Yayo Coffee Forest Biosphere Reserve, southwestern Ethiopia by Gemeda Terfassa Fida, Bernard Nuoleyeng Baatuuwie, Hamza Issifu

“…The main causes of habitat quality deterioration include population growth, agricultural land expansion, a lack of diverse incomes, land tenure issues, and settlement expansion. Based on the findings, S2 appears to be the best future scenario for maintaining habitat quality. …”
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