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Breakfast skipping and its relationship with academic performance in Ethiopian school-aged children, 2019 | BMC Nutrition - Vimarsana News

Breakfast skipping and its relationship with academic performance in Ethiopian school-aged children, 2019 | BMC Nutrition

Breakfast skipping and its relationship with academic achievement among primary school children were investigated in this study. A cross-sectional study was conducted among 848 primary school children. Breakfast skipping was analyzed using a 2-item questionnaire. A 19-item Social Academic and Emotional Behavior Risk Screening questionnaire was used to collect data on children’s behavior. The prevalence of breakfast skipping was found to be 38.1%. Living in a rural area (AOR = 5.2; 95% CI: 3.54, 7.71); having illiterate parents (AOR = 6.66; 95% CI 3.0, 14.7); havin...

Frontiers | No Fans–No Pressure: Referees in Professional Football During the COVID-19 Pandemic - Vimarsana News

Frontiers | No Fans–No Pressure: Referees in Professional Football During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, European elite football (soccer) leagues played the remaining season 2019/20 without or strongly limited attendance of supporters (i.e., “ghost games”). From a sport psychological perspective this situation poses a unique opportunity to investigate the crowd’s influence on referee decisions and the associated effect of “home advantage”. A total of 1286 matches - played in the top leagues of Spain, England, Germany, Italy, Russia, Turkey, Austria and the Czech Republic - were analyzed for results, fouls, bookings and reasons for bookings and contrasted be...

Absence of supporters during football matches associated with fewer altercations on pitch - Vimarsana News

Absence of supporters during football matches associated with fewer altercations on pitch

 E-Mail Players, staff and officials engaged in shorter and less extensive emotional behaviour and interactions, such as arguments and discussions in games played during the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic, when supporters were absent. The findings are presented in a case study of 20 FC Redbull Salzburg championship group games published in Humanities and Social Sciences Communications. Michael Leitner, the first author of the study said: "During the COVID-19 pandemic the Austrian Bundesliga - like many other European football leagues - resumed the season around the end of May 2020 without supporters...