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Stress, anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) carry a heavy burden. Yet the usual way we assess them still leans on episodic, self-reported instruments, which don't always...
sychological trauma is a public-health concern that cuts across emotional well-being and everyday decision-making. Both trauma and decision-making have been studied extensively, yet the mechanisms that connect adverse experiences to altered...
This study evaluates whether Papua's Special Autonomy Fund is associated with poverty reduction and whether regional gross domestic product (GRDP) and income inequality moderate that relationship in the Mamta Customary Area. An explanatory...
Motor competence acquired during childhood underpins lifelong physical activity, yet declining motor proficiency and rising inactivity have intensified the search for engaging developmental interventions. Martial arts, which integrate balance,...
Combat and martial arts, including Pencak silat, expose athletes to repetitive high-impact loading that generates acute pain, delayed-onset muscle soreness, and cumulative musculoskeletal strain, yet the evidence base for managing this pain...
This study aimed to compare the predictive accuracy of the Richard-Moore and Ghasemi models for limestone blasting and assess the adequacy of a 300 m equipment safety radius. Thirty blasting events at Bukit Karang Putih, PT Semen Padang, were...
This study aims to characterize REE-associated mineral enrichment in tin-processing materials from Bangka Island, Indonesia, using integrated mineralogical and geochemical evidence. Mining-front material, mine tailings, and processing residues...
Population aging has intensified the global burden of functional decline, falls, and chronic disease, positioning community-based physical activity programs as a scalable strategy for independence in later life. This review examined the...
The female athlete triad and its broader conceptualisation as relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S) describe the interrelated health and performance consequences of low energy availability, encompassing menstrual dysfunction, impaired bone...
Character education has become a central concern for schools worldwide, and physical activity is increasingly proposed as a vehicle for cultivating moral and psychosocial qualities. Pencak silat and other martial arts are widely claimed to build...