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Immunology
Bireswar Dutta
Summary: This study investigates the factors influencing citizens' continuous vaccination intentions for COVID-19 vaccines in Taiwan, based on the health action process approach (HAPA) model and belief in conspiracy theories. The results indicate that openness to experience, government communication, and pandemic knowledge significantly influence vaccination intention, while the perceived COVID-19 threat is not significant. Descriptive norms play a significant role in promoting vaccination intention. Belief in conspiracy theories negatively influences vaccination intention. Vaccination behavior positively influences perceived benefits and value co-creation, which in turn positively impact continuous vaccination behavior. The proposed model confirms citizens' continuous vaccination intentions in a three-stage procedure: motivation to volitional, volitional to behavior, and volitional to continuous vaccination intention.
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Oncology
Sarah J. Hardcastle, Chloe Maxwell-Smith, Martin S. Hagger
Summary: The study found that changes in action self-efficacy and risk perceptions were important predictors of intention change, while changes in intention and action planning predicted changes in MVPA. Overall, the model effectively explained changes in intention and MVPA.
JOURNAL OF CANCER SURVIVORSHIP
(2022)
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Automation & Control Systems
Antonio Garrido
Summary: This article introduces a method for learning PDDL2.1 temporal action models in planning. By using constraint satisfaction, the method identifies necessary conditions+effects from observed plans and generates durations and costs. The method is simple and effective, and adaptable to different levels of expressiveness.
ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
(2022)
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Public, Environmental & Occupational Health
Do Duy Dinh
Summary: This study aimed to explore the factors influencing motorcyclists' intention to drink and drive in Vietnam. The results showed significant effects of attitudes, subjective norms, perceived behavioral control, past behavior, and social sanctions on motorcyclists' drink driving intention. Additionally, the perception of drink driving enforcement and the perceived ability to influence traffic police to avoid punishment were found to be significantly related to drink driving intention.
TRAFFIC INJURY PREVENTION
(2023)
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Economics
Marco Francesconi, Jonathan James
Summary: The study found that the stricter drink drive limit introduced in Scotland in 2014 had no significant impact on drink driving and road collisions. The main reasons for this lack of impact were identified as the unavailability of cheaper alternative means of transportation and weak law enforcement.
JOURNAL OF HEALTH ECONOMICS
(2021)
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Engineering, Civil
Peng Hang, Chen Lv, Yang Xing, Chao Huang, Zhongxu Hu
Summary: This paper presents a human-like decision making framework for AVs considering the coexistence of human-driven vehicles and autonomous vehicles in the future. Different driving styles, social interaction characteristics, game theory, and model predictive control are applied for decision making in AVs. Testing scenarios of lane change show that game theoretic approaches can provide reasonable human-like decision making, with the Stackelberg game theory approach reducing the cost value by over 20% under normal driving style compared to the Nash equilibrium approach.
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
(2021)
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Psychology, Applied
Natalie Watson-Brown, Verity Truelove, Emily Parker, Jeremy Davey
Summary: The study found that during the COVID-19 pandemic, overall drink driving decreased as a result of social and travel restrictions, but there were still groups where drink driving or the intention to drink drive increased during the same period. Prior engagement in drink driving was the strongest predictor of intention to increase future engagement and actual engagement. Some drink drivers may have experienced punishment avoidance, leading to continued engagement in this behavior.
TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PART F-TRAFFIC PSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR
(2021)
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Robotics
Alessandro Zanardi, Pier Giuseppe Sessa, Nando Kaslin, Saverio Bolognani, Andrea Censi, Emilio Frazzoli
Summary: This paper investigates the interaction among agents in a driving task and models it as a general-sum game. The study focuses on the efficiency of equilibria that players might agree to play. By modeling driving games as congestion games, the authors obtain new guarantees on the equilibrium inefficiency and refine existing bounds on the Price of Anarchy.
IEEE ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION LETTERS
(2023)
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Engineering, Civil
Donghao Xu, Zhezhang Ding, Xu He, Huijing Zhao, Mathieu Moze, Francois Aioun, Franck Guillemard
Summary: The study proposes a method of learning cost parameters of a motion planner from naturalistic driving data to achieve human-like driving behavior in autonomous vehicles. The motion planner incorporates incentive of behavior decision like a human driver, and promising results are achieved in experiments conducted with respect to both lane change decision and motion planning.
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
(2021)
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Psychology, Clinical
Elaine Stasiulis, Gary Naglie, Sarah Sanford, Patricia Belchior, Alexander Crizzle, Isabelle Gelinas, Barbara Mazer, Paige Moorhouse, Anita Myers, Michelle M. Porter, Brenda Vrkljan, Mark J. Rapoport
Summary: This paper outlines the process of developing an educational web-based resource called the Driving and Dementia Roadmap (DDR) using a knowledge-to-action approach. The DDR aims to address gaps in meeting the needs of people with dementia and their family/friend carers during the driving cessation process.
INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOGERIATRICS
(2023)
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Ergonomics
Laura Mills, James Freeman, Jeremy Davey
Summary: This study examined recidivist drug driving behaviors in Queensland and found that methamphetamine was more common among repeat offenders, while THC was more common for those with one offense. Additionally, the days between offenses decreased as the number of offenses increased.
JOURNAL OF SAFETY RESEARCH
(2022)
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Psychology, Multidisciplinary
Christina Derksen, Lukas Kotting, Franziska Maria Keller, Martina Schmiedhofer, Sonia Lippke
Summary: The study demonstrated that using psychological models such as the health action process approach can help improve communication and teamwork among obstetric healthcare workers, enhancing patient safety. After training, fewer triggers were reported, coping self-efficacy increased, but communication behavior did not show significant improvement.
FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY
(2022)
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Regional & Urban Planning
Kayleigh Swanson
Summary: As urban efforts to address climate change increasingly create uneven exposure to climate risks, new forms of gentrification and displacement emerge as unintended social consequences of climate action planning. By using Yiftachel's four dimensions of planning control as a framework, the author explores the circumstances in which planning becomes an oppressive activity in the context of climate change. The author argues that seemingly progressive mitigation and adaptation actions can also have regressive outcomes despite positive intentions.
JOURNAL OF PLANNING LITERATURE
(2023)
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Computer Science, Information Systems
Salar Arbabi, Davide Tavernini, Saber Fallah, Richard Bowden
Summary: This paper introduces a planning framework for autonomous driving that learns multiple action policies from human-human interactions. The framework uses encoder-decoder recurrent neural networks and mixture density networks to model interactions and probability distributions over driver actions. It generates context-dependent candidate plans and predicts probable future plans of human drivers. The approach leverages fast computation on a graphic processing unit and is tested in a simulated highway driving environment.
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Computer Science, Interdisciplinary Applications
Gyunam Park, Daniel Schuster, Wil M. P. van der Aalst
Summary: As business environments become more competitive, organizations strive to improve their business processes to reduce costs and increase quality and productivity. In this study, we propose an action engine that automatically generates action plans by analyzing monitoring results to address operational problems in business processes.
COMPUTERS IN INDUSTRY
(2023)
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Health Care Sciences & Services
Stoyan R. Stoyanov, Leanne Hides, David J. Kavanagh, Hollie Wilson
JMIR MHEALTH AND UHEALTH
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Health Care Sciences & Services
Hollie Wilson, Stoyan R. Stoyanov, Shailen Gandabhai, Alexander Baldwin
JMIR MHEALTH AND UHEALTH
(2016)
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Psychiatry
Catherine A. Quinn, Hollie Wilson, Wendell Cockshaw, Emma Barkus, Leanne Hides
SCHIZOPHRENIA RESEARCH
(2017)
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Multidisciplinary Sciences
Peter Barraclough, Anders af Wahlberg, James Freeman, Barry Watson, Angela Watson
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Substance Abuse
Kim Sander, Hollie Wilson, John Kelly, Anthony Bligh
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Public, Environmental & Occupational Health
Kirsten Vallmuur, Victoria McCreanor, Cate Cameron, Angela Watson, Rania Shibl, Shahera Banu, Steven M. McPhail, Jacelle Warren
Summary: This paper advocates for the use of consistent terminology in injury data linkage studies, emphasizes important factors to consider when managing linked injury data, and encourages thorough documentation and robust discourse around different data management approaches to ensure reproducibility and consistency. Careful consideration of decisions made when identifying injury cohorts and grouping data is essential, as these choices can significantly impact epidemiological and clinical findings derived from linked injury data studies.
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Substance Abuse
John Kelly, Pamela Joy Meredith, Michelle Taylor, Amanda Morphett, Hollie Wilson
Summary: The study found significant differences in sensory processing patterns among young people with SUD compared to the general population, with high rates of comorbid PTSD, psychological distress, and low quality-of-life. Screening for sensory patterns and applying transdiagnostic approaches may be valuable for optimizing outcomes in this population.
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Ergonomics
A. Watson, J. Freeman, K. Imberger, A. J. Filtness, H. Wilson, D. Healy, A. Cavallo
ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION
(2017)
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Psychology, Clinical
Hollie Jai Wilson, Gavan Palk, Mary Christina Sheehan, Darren Wishart, Barry Watson
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE
(2017)
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Criminology & Penology
Catherine A. Quinn, Leanne Hides, Anna Harding, Dominique de Andrade, Hollie Wilson, Lance Mergard
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(2017)
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Psychology, Clinical
Leanne Hides, Hollie Wilson, Catherine Quinn, Davina Sanders
ADVANCES IN DUAL DIAGNOSIS
(2016)
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Public, Environmental & Occupational Health
Kirsten Vallmuur, Angela Watson
