Abstract Background. Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide, and common psychiatric conditions may be associated with its incidence. This review examined whether anxiety, depression, alcohol use disorder (AUD), and heavy alcohol consumption are associated with incident stroke in adults, and how consistent that evidence is. Because these conditions frequently co-occur and […]

Abstract International educational mobility can put adolescents into school environments having different expectations for participation, assessment, teacher interaction, and learning. Previous research has examined the acculturation and adjustment of adolescents studying abroad, but less attention has been paid to students with experience in different national secondary education systems and how they interpret educational expectations and […]

Abstract Background: Transfer fee is the biggest economic decision football clubs make , but its determining factors is only half-understood. Most studies have small samples or few variables and few focus on over represented attacking players among the best transfers. This study examines which player and competition factors strongly determine transfer fees of attacking players […]

Abstract  Presidential elections are heavily influenced by a combination of demographic, socioeconomic, and political factors. Recent developments in machine learning provide new opportunities to study whether or not demographic factors can be used to effectively classify individual voting behaviors that go beyond traditional approaches. This study compares Logistic Regression and Neural Network classifiers, using data […]

Abstract Background/Objective: After the phased renovation of the Santiago Bernabeu that began in 2019 the revenue patterns of Real Madrid seem to have changed. This paper looks at whether these changes are a sign of a fundamental shift in the financial model of Real Madrid or whether they can be better explained by other things […]