Abstract College students’ prosocial behaviors have been shown to help them attain honor, achieve happiness, and improve their social adaptation. This study was designed examine the mediating roles of parent-child attachment emotion regulation self-efficacy in relationship between family socioeconomic status behaviors. A survey conducted among 458 college students randomly selected from six uni...

due to key role of parent companies in directing subsidiaries and their huge under-management investments, awareness of changes in external environment as well as sufficient feel of subsidiaries are very crucial in group overall success. so it is essential that the research area of intelligence which was conventionally centralized around single-business companies emerges this time with regard t...

For the seventh time, I rank universities according to their contributions to the INFORMS practice literature and trace the evolution of the rankings of the top universities. Two universities are tied for the top ranking this time: the Georgia Institute of Technology and the University of Pennsylvania. Erasmus University, the University of British Columbia, and the University of Chile are now t...

The paper explains the principles of multi-result supercompilation. We introduce a formalism for representing supercompilation algorithms as rewriting rules for graphs of configurations. Some low-level technical details related to the implementation of multi-result supercompilation in MRSC are discussed. In particular, we consider the advantages of using spaghetti stacks for representing graphs...

Mechanisms that account for treatment effects are poorly understood. The current study examined processes that may underlie treatment outcomes of an attachment-based intervention (Connect) for parents of pre-teens and teens with serious behavior problems. Parents (N = 540) in a non-randomized trial reported on their teen's functioning prior to and following treatment. Results confirmed signific...

The authors examined heterogeneity in risk for externalizing symptoms in children of alcoholic parents, as it may inform the search for entry points into an antisocial pathway to alcoholism. That is, they tested whether the number of alcoholic parents in a family, the comorbid subtype of parental alcoholism, and the gender of the child predicted trajectories of externalizing symptoms over the e...