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Calibrating Mathematics Vocabulary Self-Efficacy: Domain-Specific Accuracy by Mathematics-Difficulty Risk Status

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By Yijie Li, Xin Lin
| SAGE Publishing
Abstract References Supplemental Material Get access More Cite Share options Information, rights and permissions Metrics and citations Abstract Knowledge of mathematics vocabulary is important for conceptual understanding, yet little is known about how students’ vocabulary self-efficacy corresponds to their performance or how accurately they judge their competence.
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Associations between social media-based digital contact with family and friends on loneliness and well-being outcomes in middle-aged and older adults: a mediation analysis

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By Jingchuan Wu, Xin Lin, Tian Lin, David E. Conroy, David M. Almeida
| Nature Verified
Abstract Social connections are essential for well-being, particularly in middle-aged and older adults, but maintaining them becomes challenging due to shrinking social networks and physical limitations that hinder participation in social events. Social media offers a potential avenue for increasing social interaction and online social support, thereby reducing loneliness and enhancing well-being.
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Nutrient starvation and phosphonate utilization coordinate buoyancy and high-light tolerance in Trichodesmium

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By Guang Gao, Xin Lin, Mina Bizic, Ilana Berman-Frank, Kunshan Gao, Chuze Zou
| Nature Verified
Abstract The formation of surface blooms by the diazotrophic cyanobacterium Trichodesmium contributes extensively to carbon and nitrogen cycling. Yet the physiological drivers governing its vertical ascent and subsequent tolerance to high surface irradiance remain obscure. By measuring sinking and floating velocities, analyzing transcriptome responses, and tracking the subcellular distribution of gas vesicles, we show that nutrient starvation is the primary trigger for vertical ascent.
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