Both intention-based and causation-based definitions of the miraculous make reference to the term ‘supernatural’. Philosophers who define the miraculous appear to use this term in a loose way, perhaps meaning the nonnatural, perhaps meaning a subcategory of the nonnatural. Here I examine the aetiology of the term ‘supernatural’. I consider three outstanding issues regarding the meaning of the t...

This article investigates the role of diverse nudging communication strategies on perceived threat and stockpiling intention. Across three studies, authors examined various effects “nudging” consumer behavior. Study 1 demonstrates that a commonly used picture has stronger impact than less frequently exposed regardless its accuracy. 2 shows COVID-19, in terms severe health consequences, is lower...

This research aims to observe how social presence influences online capital and the behavioral intention of commerce (s-commerce). The survey with a structured questionnaire is used collect data analyzed by structural equation model (SEM). authors found that directly connected (bonding bridging). Social not meaningfully s-commerce (sharing shopping), but cluster argues has significant connectio...

Using the Theory of Planned Behavior model developed by Ajzen in 1985, authors assessed influence attitude (ATT) toward vitamins, health awareness (HA), perceived behavioral control (PBC), subjective norms (SN), and knowledge COVID-19 (KN) on purchasing intention (PI) vitamins Kuwait during pandemic. A total 587 adults living completed online survey, which was available both Arabic English. The...

As someone who has a particular interest in gynecology/ gynecopathology, in current issue of the RS & SD, manuscript titled Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome in Perimenopausal Women: A Pilot Study”, catch my certain attention. In this paper, authors have made a pretty good introduction and insight what the PCOS is. They correctly underlined that the PCOS is a complex disorder that affects women in re...