Items where Author is "Kamble, S"

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SAMORE, T., FESSLER, D.M.T., SPARKS, A.M., HOLBROOK, C., AARØE, L., BAEZA, C.G., BARBATO, M.T., BARCLAY, P., BERNIŪNAS, R., CONTRERAS-GARDUÑO, J., COSTA-NEVES, B., DEL PILAR GRAZIOSO, M., ELMAS, P., FEDOR, P., FERNANDEZ, A.M., FERNÁNDEZ-MORALES, R., GARCIA-MARQUES, L., GIRALDO-PEREZ, P., GUL, P., HABACHT, F., HASAN, Y., HERNANDEZ, E.J., JARMAKOWSKI, T., KAMBLE, S., KAMEDA, T., KIM, B., KUPFER, T.R., KURITA, M., LI, N.P., LU, J., LUBERTI, F.R., MAEGLI, M.A., MEJIA, M., MORVINSKI, C., NAITO, A., NG'ANG'A, A., NASCIMENTO DE OLIVEIRA, A., POSNER, D.N., PROKOP, P., SHANI, Y., PANIAGUA SOLORZANO, W.O., STIEGER, S., SURYANI, A.O., TAN, L.K.L., TYBUR, J.M., VICIANA, H., VISINE, A., WANG, J. and WANG, X.-T., 2024. Accordance and conflict between religious and scientific precautions against COVID-19 in 27 societies. Religion, Brain and Behavior. ISSN 2153-599X

ATROSZKO, P.A., CHARZYŃSKA, E., BUŹNIAK, A., CZERWIŃSKI, S.K., GRIFFITHS, M.D., JANKOWSKA, A., KAMBLE, S., MIZIK, Z., PONTES, H.M., SHANE, J., SUSSMAN, S., WOROPAY-HORDZIEJEWICZ, N.A. and PALLESEN, S., 2023. Validity, reliability, and cross-cultural comparability of a problematic overstudying scale across European, North American, and Asian countries. International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction. ISSN 1557-1874

SAMORE, T., FESSLER, D.M.T., SPARKS, A.M., HOLBROOK, C., AARØE, L., BAEZA, C.G., BARBATO, M.T., BARCLAY, P., BERNIŪNAS, R., CONTRERAS-GARDUÑO, J., COSTA-NEVES, B., DEL PILAR GRAZIOSO, M., ELMAS, P., FEDOR, P., FERNANDEZ, A.M., FERNÁNDEZ-MORALES, R., GARCIA-MARQUES, L., GIRALDO-PEREZ, P., GUL, P., HABACHT, F., HASAN, Y., HERNANDEZ, J., JARMAKOWSKI, T., KAMBLE, S., KAMEDA, T., KIM, B., KUPFER, T.R., KURITA, M., LI, N.P., LU, J., LUBERTI, F.R., MAEGLI, M.A., MEJIA, M., MORVINSKI, C., NAITO, A., NG’ANG’A, A., NASCIMENTO DE OLIVEIRA, A., POSNER, D.N., PROKOP, P., SHANI, Y., OMAR, W., SOLORZANO, P., STIEGER, S., SURYANI, A.O., TAN, L.K.L., TYBUR, J.M., VICIANA, H., VISINE, A., WANG, J. and WANG, X.-T., 2023. Greater traditionalism predicts COVID-19 precautionary behaviors across 27 societies. Scientific Reports, 13: 4969. ISSN 2045-2322