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Since the 1980s, quality evaluations of teaching and students’ learning effects have gradually become an important trend in research on colleges and universities ( Li, 2021 ).

Confirming Hypotheses (i) and (ii), the country was a highly significant predictor of the three dependent variables ( F 3, 565 = 17.61, p < < 0.001).

As seen in the figure, self-compassion displayed a positive trend in the intervention group. 4.

The difference in the positive humanisation condition went in the opposite direction but was only marginally significant, b = −0.71, 95% CI [−1.44, 0.02], t (77) = −1.95, p = 0.055. 3.3.

The graph has shown an increasing trend in annual citations specifying the importance and emergence of research work in VCC.

Only the trajectory of ScrCogCluster1 is monotonic ( p < 0.05), with an increasing trend.

There are two main forms of education for the Jewish population in Israel from preschool to high school, and the differences between them are quite significant.

Additionally, this influence is highly significant in socioeconomically disadvantaged groups of students ( Munter and Haines, 2019 ; Martin et al., 2022 ).

Balanced time perspective (BTP) is a significant trend in the field of time perspective ( Webster and Ma, 2013 ), and it is the key to a fulfilling existence ( Boniwell and Zimbardo, 2003 ).

Not or barely significant are the beliefs in the Controllability of the world and Self-control . 3.2.5.

In terms of basketball skill level ( Figure 2 ), the results of the repeated measures ANOVA showed a highly significant main effect of time [ F (1,62) = 209.150, p = 0.000 < 0.05, partial η 2 = 0.771], indicating that there was a highly significant difference in basketball skill level over time after instruction, and all in the direction of improvement.

The cue-locked ERPs showed marginally significant n-2 repetition effects, whereas the stimulus-locked ERP data showed that a greater negative ERP component was elicited by n-2 repetition trials than by n-2 switch trials around 250 ms after stimulus onset, which is similar to the N2 component, as the index of inhibition of the non-target language, which has been reported in previous ERP studies on bilingual language production.

Notably, the result approached significance when participants with no nomophobia were excluded, indicating that the link between problem-focused coping and nomophobia remains somewhat unclear and open for future investigations with a larger sample size.

Nine out of the ten mediation models were highly significant, with large effect sizes.

All three psychological needs and automated trust became significant predictors (especially autonomy and relatedness), while competence decreased to a weakly significant level.

Autonomy and automation trust became highly significant predictors.

Burnout dimension shows a decreasing trend after initially increasing with age, with the 26–30 age group having the highest burnout score of 2.42.

In our sample, we found a similar risk in comparison with those described in previous studies (although after the Bonferroni correction, the differences in the multivariate analysis were only marginally significant).

Perceptual narrowing is a highly significant development associated with the first year of life.

Interestingly, compared to the contralateral condition, the SSVEP amplitude elicited by the 20 Hz flicker stimulus presented ipsilateral to the cue showed a trend of early enhancement and subsequent inhibition; however, this trend was not significant in the 801~1,400 ms period.

All effects revealing a significance level of p < 0.05, and p < 0.1 for marginal significance are reported.

Although the two groups were similar with respect to clinical symptoms, there was a clear trend toward differences in cognitive performance between the depression and control groups.

For example, a trait × state interaction for the SC-IAT fell short of significance, which descriptively pointed toward increased positive implicit attitudes toward chocolate after deprivation in high trait chocolate cravers.

Treated participants also showed a trend-level depressive symptom reduction, but no changes on other well-being measures.

Hierarchical multiple regression analysis ( Table 4 ) showed that sex, level of study, and instrument group best predicted ISS (6%) and FVE (7%) when fitted together, as well as SCA (4%) but with a marginal significance.