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Date: 2026-10-01  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1564
Structure of Musical Dislikes: Findings From Multiple Genres and Countries
Contributors: Julia Merrill| Klaus Frieler| Amanda E. Krause|
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Date: 2026-09-24  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1563
Initial Evidence of Mathematics Interpretation Bias Intervention Effects on College Students’ Mathematics Anxiety
Contributors: Connie Barroso| Xiaotong Yi| Zhe Wang|
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Date: 2026-09-24  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1563
Dynamic Adaptation Responses to Auditory Perturbations During Walking in Multiple Sclerosis With Progressive Subtypes
Contributors: Lousin Moumdjian| Joeri R. Verbiest| Nele Vanbilsen| Bart Moens| Mattia Rosso| Daphne Kos| Bart Van Wijmeersch| Peter Feys|
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Date: 2026-09-22  ·  Issue: 2026  · 
Infant Imitation and Rhythmic Movement in Response to Music and Speech
Contributors: Haley E. Kragness|
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Date: 2026-09-22  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1563
Female Budgerigars Attend Equally to Rhythmic Beat or Repetition, While Humans Prioritize Their Combination
Contributors: Felix Haiduk| Daniel L. Bowling| Shahrzad Afroozeh| Jan Kopač| Mahin Azarian| Marisa Hoeschele|
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Date: 2026-09-22  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1563
A Theory of Planned Behavior–Based Cluster Randomized Trial to Improve Health Literacy Among Rural Adults in China
Contributors: Ran Dai| Dingjie Zhou| Xue Wan| Xiaoxuan Xu| Wenhui He| Xiaoxu Guo| Hongyan Tang| Hua You|
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Date: 2026-09-22  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1563
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Date: 2026-09-22  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1563
Infant Imitation and Rhythmic Movement in Response to Music and Speech
Contributors: Haley E. Kragness|
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Date: 2026-09-21  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1563
Pain Modulates Optimism‐Biased Belief Updating and Confidence
Contributors: Penggeng Zhao| Cuizhen Liu|
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Date: 2026-09-18  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1563
FreqPolyp: Single‐Source Domain Generalization for Polyp Segmentation via Amplitude Decoupling and Wavelet Cross‐Attention
Contributors: Xi Huang| Yuling Yang| Xun Zhang| Yanxia Zhang| Hong Zeng|
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