Motivation Alone Isn’t Enough: Self-Regulation Drives School Success in Rural Ethiopia
A study of 397 Ethiopian secondary school students finds that self-regulation mediates about 58 percent of motivation's effect on academic ...
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Inside the Silent Struggle: What Ethiopians With Hypertension Revealed About Living With High Blood Pressure
A phenomenological study of eleven hypertensive patients at Dessie Comprehensive Specialized Hospital in northeast Ethiopia reveals six themes shaping daily ...
Why Ethiopian Office Workers Sit Too Much: A Multi-Level Look at the Barriers to Moving More
A qualitative study in Hawassa, Ethiopia, maps thirteen barriers and facilitators to physical activity and sedentary behavior among office workers ...
Satellites and Machine Learning Reveal 25 Years of Hidden Water Quality Shifts in an Ethiopian Drinking-Water Reservoir
A 25-year satellite and machine learning reconstruction of Ethiopia's Gefersa Reservoir shows that dry season algal growth and organic matter ...
Bigger Pots Are Not Always Better: Six-Year Trial Reveals How Nursery Choices Shape Silky Oak Success in Ethiopia
A six-year Ethiopian field trial shows that pot size and seedling age significantly shape the nursery shoot growth and field ...
Herbal Remedies and HIV Care Collide in Rural Ethiopia, Clinicians Warn
A qualitative study of 25 healthcare professionals in northwest Ethiopia reveals inconsistent counseling, patient non-disclosure, and serious safety concerns surrounding ...
Ethiopia’s Oilseed Yields Hinge on Soil Conservation, Not More Fertilizer, 19-Year Study Finds
A 19-year analysis of Ethiopian survey data finds that soil conservation, crop protection and water catchment practices, rather than added ...
Ethiopia’s Giant Livestock Herds Face a Veterinary System in Crisis
A new systematic review finds that chronic underfunding, severe workforce shortages, weak diagnostics and fragmented governance are crippling veterinary services ...
How Ethiopia’s 2018 Reform Wave Unraveled Into Armed Conflict in Amhara
A new integrated institutionalist study finds that Ethiopia's post-2018 reforms produced centralizing effects that sparked a legitimacy crisis and armed ...
Crossbred Cows Outperform Local Breeds in Ethiopian Highlands, but Feed Costs and Poor Services Hold Farmers Back
A survey of 224 dairy farmers in Tigray, northern Ethiopia, shows that crossbred cows and technology adopters dramatically outperform local ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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