2920 papers
This study demonstrates that an eight-week mindful self-compassion intervention effectively helps youth athletes recognize their emotions, transform self-criticism into self-kindness, regulate stress, and transfer these resilience-building skills from sports to everyday life.
This cross-sectional network analysis of 2,766 Chinese vocational students reveals that while well-being and depressive symptoms are negatively associated, their relationships with intrapersonal and interpersonal emotion regulation strategies are only partially opposite, with specific regulation tendencies and efficacies showing distinct, sometimes counterintuitive, conditional associations with each mental health indicator.
Drawing on qualitative data from Chinese professional doctoral students, this study outlines a five-stage cyclical reflective practice model that uniquely navigates the intersection of professional and academic fields to resolve complex problems and integrate practical experience with theoretical knowledge.
This study demonstrates that a transformative, deeper-learning-based model implemented in an Indonesian university successfully cultivates distinct and durable facets of online civic character—particularly civic purpose and digital citizenship—shifting digital citizenship education from procedural safety regulation to the development of essential moral and epistemic dispositions for democratic participation.
This paper reframes socialist mass housing in Southeastern Europe as a dynamic, evolving infrastructure by applying the concept of exaptation to demonstrate how residents in Skopje have informally adapted modular designs to meet neoliberal housing pressures, ultimately advocating for incremental, community-led transformations over demolition to address contemporary affordability crises.
This study employs a qualitative comparative case study of Malawi and Botswana to demonstrate that while economic incentives drive SADC participation, the actual implementation of trade protocols is pragmatically mediated by domestic institutional capacities and political priorities, leading states to prioritize national sovereignty and interests over supranational obligations.
This qualitative study utilizes a participatory human rights framework to identify the systemic causes and adverse consequences of child labor in Ethiopia's coffee value chain, ultimately advocating for coordinated, multi-sectoral strategies that integrate legal enforcement, education, and livelihood support to effectively mitigate the issue.
This within-student comparative study in a resource-constrained setting reveals that while face-to-face computer instruction significantly outperforms online instruction in engagement, interaction, perceived learning, and satisfaction, the persistence of online flexibility and a strong student preference for blended models suggest that a hybrid approach is the most effective solution.
This longitudinal scientometric study of 38 aviation higher education institutions from 2015 to 2025 finds that while prior organizational R&D capability and external knowledge integration are positively correlated in pooled data, there is no statistically significant evidence that an institution's own R&D capability predicts its subsequent knowledge integration when controlling for institutional and temporal factors.
This qualitative study of 30 participants in Ibadan, Nigeria, argues that while Yahoo Yahoo is legally prohibited, its moral legitimacy remains contested as youths frame it as a necessary means of survival and family responsibility, whereas religious leaders and law enforcement officers uphold stricter boundaries regarding legitimate wealth and criminal accountability.