The Metaverse is a digital society that seamlessly merges reality and virtual, where users take the form of avatars. As evolves, user consciousness may detach from physical bodies exist autonomously in virtual world. Metaverse’s dual nature, both real, strengthens individual consciousness, but it can also lead to dissolution practicality cognitive subjectivity. This prompts reconsideration evol...

Adolescence is a period full of changes, both physical and psychosocial, resulting in dynamic changes the way they view think about themselves world. Changes that lead to cognitive maturity: this condition anxiety often interpreted as search for identity or an crisis, where natural one adolescents, part includes forms religious identity, which principle human life. Many factors influence crisis...

BACKGROUND Self-perceptions of adulthood during the 20s and 30s are influenced by role transitions, age-related norms, and character traits. These factors are also associated with alcohol use disorders (AUDs), which peak and subsequently decrease during this time of life. Previous developmental research has found that alcohol misuse in adolescence predicts lower reported maturity, whereas alcoh...

Protein phosphorylation is a key post-translational modification that controls intracellular signalling in virtually all cell types. In the nervous system, it contributes to the regulation of neuronal signalling and control processes underlying synaptic plasticity and cognitive functions. However, despite its importance, knowledge about phosphoproteins and their phosphosites in the brain remain...

This paper reports on the theoretical and empirical developments for an error prediction methodology called Task analysis For Error Identification (TAFEI). Other researchers have noted the need for theoretically-driven approaches that are able to provide practical utility in error prediction. Theoretical developments include the concept of ‘rewritable routines’, that describes the loop between ...

Notwithstanding the relevance of maturity assessments in practice, Information Systems (IS) research has – despite exceptions – yet rarely endeavoured into reflecting and developing theoretically sound maturity models. This paper reports a literature review on maturity models in the IS domain. Specifically, it explores what type of research on maturity models has been undertaken (retrospection)...

Adam R. Nicholls is with the Department of Psychology, University of Hull, Hull, UK. John L. Perry is with the Department of Sport, Health, and Nutrition, Leeds Trinity University, Leeds, UK. Leigh Jones is with the School of Health and Social Science, University of Wales, Newport, Wales. Dave Morley is with the Carnegie School of Sport, Leeds Metropolitan University, Leeds, UK. Fraser Carson i...

In this paper we present a case study on assessing project management maturity in organizations. The purpose is to develop an understanding of what project maturity is and to investigate process definition and practice maturity level in nine knowledge areas based on PMBOK standard and suggesting initiatives to improve maturity level. Maturity itself is measured along two dimensions. They are Pr...

The article notes an insufficient study of the problem female convicts’ emotional intelligence, and briefly considers existing models intelligence. main results conducted research intelligence taking into account term their stay in a correctional institution, using developed author’s complex psychodiagnostic methods, are presented. paper describes model for enhancing personal maturity, criminal...