59 papers in the archive.
Annals of Behavioral Epidemiology, 2024 · Vol. 52, No. 643 · pp. 59–83
Fanaticism towards competitive football codes, while often portrayed as harmless cultural bonding, exhibits predictable markers of maladaptive behavior when reaching extreme thresholds. This study investigates the negative correlates…
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Annals of Paracultural Psychology, 2024 · Vol. 11, No. 33 · pp. 474–505
This paper investigates the behavioral manifestations and psychological fallout associated with intense devotion to professional football clubs. While tribal affiliation often confers positive social bonding, extreme levels of fandom…
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Annals of Applied Behavioral Science, 2024 · Vol. 1, No. 855 · pp. 318–333
This study examines the maladaptive psychological and physiological sequelae associated with intense, high-arousal involvement in competitive football fandom. We hypothesize that the parasocial bonds formed by extreme supporters undergo a…
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Annals of Advanced Bio-Mechanics, 2024 · Vol. 45, No. 127 · pp. 509–530
The efficient and non-destructive removal of fungal mycotoxins from porous substrates remains a significant challenge in post-harvest agriculture. Current methods often rely on harsh chemical treatments or mechanical abrasion, leading to…
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Annals of Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Letters, 2024 · Vol. 52, No. 313 · pp. 134–156
The rapid transition of permafrost-capped cryosystems presents a critical feedback loop in global climate modeling. This study investigates the kinetic pathways governing the decrease in surface albedo ($\alpha$) when saturated,…
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Abyssal Neurobiology Letters, 2024 · Vol. 22, No. 149 · pp. 138–156
Deep-sea cephalopods possess highly specialized sensory arrays adapted to extreme pressure and chemical gradients. This study focused on the chemosensory neurons of *Vampyromorpha abyssalis*, a bathypelagic squid, hypothesizing that their…
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Annals of Neurophysical Synthesis, 2025 · Vol. 58, No. 967 · pp. 199–213
This study investigates the hypothesis that transient quantum-like entanglement phenomena occur within specific neuronal microcircuits of the murine primary visual cortex (V1). We propose a model where synchronized firing patterns, when…
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Annals of Geodynamic Flux Dynamics, 2024 · Vol. 54, No. 539 · pp. 775–793
This study investigates the relationship between transient attenuation coefficients ($\alpha$) observed in high-frequency microseismic signals and the instantaneous rate of crustal strain energy dissipation within seismically active fault…
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Annals of Abyssal Geochemistry, 2024 · Vol. 9, No. 151 · pp. 673–710
Deep-sea hydrothermal vents host unique mineralogical assemblages formed under extreme pressure and temperature gradients. This study investigates the role of nanocrystalline garnet phases, specifically those intercalated with…
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Annals of Environmental Toxicology and Epidemiology, 2024 · Vol. 44, No. 112 · pp. 616–621
This study investigates the long-term health impacts on populations residing in proximity to active nuclear power generating stations. Our central hypothesis posits that chronic, low-level radiation flux stemming from operational waste…
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Annals of Environmental Biophysics, 2024 · Vol. 13, No. 624 · pp. 902–909
This study investigates the long-term health implications for human populations residing in close proximity to operational nuclear power generation sites. We hypothesize that chronic, low-level exposure to radionuclides emanating from…
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