the purpose of the present study was to compare adolescents’ academic procrastination in different family types (healthy, unhealthy, content problematic and process problematic) based on the local contextual family process and content model (fpc). the sample included 493 high school students (212 girls & 281 boys) from grades seven and eight of 8 junior high schools who were from four education...

BACKGROUND Stress is commonly experienced by many people and it is a contributing factor to many mental and physical health conditions, However, few efforts have been made to develop and test the effects of interventions for stress. OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to examine the effects of a Web-based stress-reduction intervention on stress, investigate mindfulness and procrastination as ...

The computational mechanics de nition of a process internal states considers optimal prediction as the criterion for clustering: the process states consist of the histories that lead to the same distribution of future events. Knowledge of the current cluster for a given past, and its associated distribution of possible futures, is the minimal information necessary for making optimal predictions...

This paper deals with interoperability of enterprises. Interoperability is a multi-form issue and can be studied at different levels. This research work focuses on the business level and particularly on the decisional aspect so called decisional interoperability. The objective of the paper is to present how to develop decisional interoperability using design principles with mathematical formali...

The schedule of a medical major is considered to be tight. This can lead the emergence greater stress levels in students. In process, there an act delaying job referred as procrastination postponement action or task for another time, even indefinitely. Procrastination academic tasks procrastination. As result, has become well-known problem that affects students' performance measured by grade po...

Background and Objectives: Constructs of behavioral models such as trans-theoretical model can be associated with healthy eating behaviors like increasing fiber intake. They can also be effective in improving these behaviors in patients with diabetes. This study aimed to assess the association of self-efficacy and decisional balance with stages of change for fiber intake and glycemic control in...