… reality” of the real environment; second, study and understand the phenomena and processes
that are represented in VGE platforms, and then progress “beyond reality” trend prediction …

… used in this paper makes very specific predictions. Since the null postulates that all “kinds” …
” show evidence of directional change, then the predictions of the null are violated, and the …

… of “learning from older people’s experience”, 18 opinions and suggestions that may not be
applicable to younger people’s situation can be perceived as unwanted advice or criticizing, …

… to demographic variables, reasons or motivations for leisure travel, attitudes toward leisure
travel, perceived barriers … attended entertainment activities and engaged in physical exercise, …

… In so doing, the interventions based on the significant barrier predictors (eg, the subscale
of barriers of language, computer, discrimination, and poor job benefits in the present study) …

… women in a literature review covering parts of sub-Saharan Africa.26 Established predictors
… and processed food, and insufficient physical exercise, are presumably contributing to the …

… physical impairment, and lack of time and motivation as barriers to increasing physical
activity … Context-specific interactive and critical HL skills may serve as a better predictor for …

… and the number of days they engaged in mild, moderate, and heavy-intensity physical
activity. Each of these indices of LTPA was used as a predictor in the current study. The LTPAQ-…

… Intercultural competence, types of travel arrangements, and their interaction were treated
as predictors of anticipated discrimination and perceived discrimination. As discussed in the …

… Further, it may be noted that among the predictors of trust in chatbots, ease of use is the
most significant predictor, followed by perceived usefulness, social presence, and propensity to …