Multiple possibilities can be constructed in mental time travel into the past or future. This study examined how considering alternative outcomes ("be better/worse") influences the phenomenological characteristics of remembering and imagining, assessed through participant ratings and content analysis. College students (N = 136) reported positive and negative personal events and possible future events. Prior to reporting their selected events, participants were randomly assigned to imagine events...

BackgroundAdvances in targeted cancer therapies have transformed the management of pediatric malignancies. Tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs), a specific class of targeted agents, inhibit signaling pathways essential to cancer cell survival. TKIs have improved outcomes in specific pediatric cancers. However, TKIs are associated with acute and long-term cardiotoxicities. Supportive care management aimed at prevention, early detection, and timely intervention is necessary to mitigate cardiotoxicity...

Sulfur poisoning remains a critical challenge in the development of durable anode catalysts for fuel-flexible solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs), yet the atomic-scale mechanisms that govern sulfur tolerance have remained elusive. In this work, we uncover new fundamental insights into the behavior of NiRh catalysts supported on samarium-doped ceria (SDC-NiRh), revealing how the in situ exsolution of Ni and Rh leads to the formation of interactive surface species that resist sulfur accumulation. For...

Handling item wording effects within Likert-style, self-report questionnaires has long been a challenge when measuring psychological traits. When testing models for such traits, wording effects are commonly addressed by correlating uniquenesses for negatively and positively phrased items or including separate uncorrelated method factors for each effect. However, the magnitude of wording effects is rarely considered in such analyses or distinguished from effects of multiple sources of measurement...

CONCLUSION: Sulbang normalizes alcohol consumption through subtle embedding within emotionally resonant, culturally familiar contexts amplified by platform algorithms rather than explicit promotion. These findings expose critical regulatory gaps in digital alcohol marketing and indicate the importance of comprehensive policy frameworks addressing influencer-driven content on social media platforms.