Fig 3 - by Sara Hintze (3216885)

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Classification of the presumed valence of the tested stimuli and the results of our study. by Sara Hintze (3216885)

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Overview of the stimuli excluded in the analyses per outcome measure. by Sara Hintze (3216885)

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Number and age at time of testing of piglets and gilts in both batches. by Sara Hintze (3216885)

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Test apparatus. by Sara Hintze (3216885)

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Proportion of time spent in the Start Room or Avoidance Room or showing a behaviour (Stimulus Contact) presented across stimuli and separately for female (n = 10) and male (n = 10)... by Sara Hintze (3216885)

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Sociodemographic characteristics of study participants at Dilla University General Hospital, Gedeo Zone, South Ethiopia Region, 2023. by Misrak Negash Shonor (22226735)

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Mental illness perception of study participants at Dilla University General Hospital, Gedeo Zone, South Ethiopia Region, 2023. by Misrak Negash Shonor (22226735)

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Distribution of path to mental healthcare among patients attending mental health services at Dilla University General Hospital, Gedeo Zone, South Ethiopia Region, 2023. by Misrak Negash Shonor (22226735)

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Showing paths to psychiatric care taken by study participants at Dilla University General Hospital, Gedeo Zone, South Ethiopia Region, 2023. by Misrak Negash Shonor (22226735)

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Showing the magnitude of paths to psychiatric care among study participants at Dilla University General Hospital, Gedeo Zone, South Ethiopia Region, Ethiopia, 2023. by Misrak Negash Shonor (22226735)

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Distribution of contacts of care among patients attending mental health services at Dilla University General Hospital, Gedeo Zone, South Ethiopia Region, 2023. by Misrak Negash Shonor (22226735)

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Showing the magnitude of Time to treatment among study participants at Dilla University General Hospital, Gedeo Zone, South Ethiopia Region, Ethiopia, 2023. by Misrak Negash Shonor (22226735)

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Description of Bivariable and multivariable binary logistic regression analysis showing an association between pathway to psychiatric care and associated factors among study partic... by Misrak Negash Shonor (22226735)

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Estimated results of the mediation effect. by Getachew Magnar Kitila (19935139)

“…The empirical findings show that greater trade openness is associated with significantly higher CO2 emission, additionally; it demonstrates that the influence is heterogeneous across different CO2 emission quantiles in African countries. …”

Panel unit root test result. by Getachew Magnar Kitila (19935139)

“…The empirical findings show that greater trade openness is associated with significantly higher CO2 emission, additionally; it demonstrates that the influence is heterogeneous across different CO2 emission quantiles in African countries. …”

Kernel density estimation for CO2. by Getachew Magnar Kitila (19935139)

“…The empirical findings show that greater trade openness is associated with significantly higher CO2 emission, additionally; it demonstrates that the influence is heterogeneous across different CO2 emission quantiles in African countries. …”

Change in panel quantile regression coefficients. by Getachew Magnar Kitila (19935139)

“…The empirical findings show that greater trade openness is associated with significantly higher CO2 emission, additionally; it demonstrates that the influence is heterogeneous across different CO2 emission quantiles in African countries. …”

Definitions of variables and measurements. by Getachew Magnar Kitila (19935139)

“…The empirical findings show that greater trade openness is associated with significantly higher CO2 emission, additionally; it demonstrates that the influence is heterogeneous across different CO2 emission quantiles in African countries. …”

Regression estimates: Double threshold model. by Getachew Magnar Kitila (19935139)

“…The empirical findings show that greater trade openness is associated with significantly higher CO2 emission, additionally; it demonstrates that the influence is heterogeneous across different CO2 emission quantiles in African countries. …”