up by biomedical journals to include in a cross-sectional study is a testament to the widespread adoption of these policies and their importance to publishers of medical and scientific research. At JAMA Internal Medicine, our Instructions for Authors (www.jamainternalmed.com/public/forauthors .aspx) include a detailed outline of our stated editorial policies on authorship and the roles of spons...

Purpose This study aims to explore the intention–action relationship of small and medium-sized (SMEs) firms with knowledge capital that declare their intention internationalize from inception. Design/methodology/approach The authors apply theory planned behavior hand-collect a database Chinese born globals, purely domestic traditional exporting firms. authors’ hypothesis is globals [or young as...

internet panderism, in today’s society, is a crime which, due to technological advances, has spread significantly and perhaps, in comparison to traditional panderism, it causes far more losses. since it is unprecedented, the ruling of internet panderism has not been considered even by contemporary islamic jurists. after mentioning some examples of internet panderism and a detailed review, the a...

background/objective: this study aimed to address the knowledge gap in citizenship education. in other words, there was an attempt to investigate the effect of a citizenship education program on knowledge, attitudes, subjective norms, and behavioral intention of high schools girls. methods: 228 female students, 91 in the experimental and 137 in the control groups participated in this study. a q...

This article explores how perceived disempowerment impacts the intention to adopt smart autonomous products. Empirically, the paper builds on three studies to show this impact. Study 1 explores the relevance of the perceived disempowerment in respect of smart autonomous products. Study 2 manipulates autonomy of smart products and finds that perceived disempowerment mediates the link between sma...

OBJECTIVES To assess the methodological quality of intention to treat analysis as reported in randomised controlled trials in four large medical journals. DESIGN Survey of all reports of randomised controlled trials published in 1997 in the BMJ, Lancet, JAMA, and New England Journal of Medicine. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES Methods of dealing with deviations from random allocation and missing data...

PURPOSE To estimate the impact of a U.S. inner-city medical education program on medical school graduates' intentions to practice in underserved communities. METHOD The authors conducted an analysis of secondary data on 1,088 medical students who graduated from either the joint University of California, Los Angeles/Charles R. Drew University Medical Education Program (UCLA/Drew) or the UCLA S...