1804 papers
This study of 297 Indonesian high school students reveals that cognitive load is a significant positive predictor of rapid guessing behavior in low-stakes assessments, whereas self-efficacy and test-taking motivation show no significant influence.
This study proposes an implementable framework for fair benefit-sharing in induced pluripotent stem cell research using legacy samples from low- and middle-income countries, translating stakeholder preferences into a tiered menu of benefits, accountable guarantor models, and contractual safeguards to prevent extractive practices while maintaining community trust.
This paper proposes a four-state temporal validity framework for biobank broad consent in iPSC research, derived from Nigerian community and bioethicist input, which determines consent sufficiency based on the interplay of elapsed time since collection and the novelty of the proposed technology rather than time alone.
Using survey data from 1,065 respondents, this study reveals that in Nigeria, political participation is driven by institutional distrust rather than confidence, as individuals with lower trust in key government institutions are more likely to engage in political activities.
This paper introduces the concept of "parasocial governance" to critique the emerging trend of socially intelligent public AI that cultivates relational trust and emotional disclosure in citizens without establishing a corresponding framework of relational accountability, thereby creating a dangerous gap in welfare, health, and education services.
This paper synthesizes literature on AI-based assessment tools in pharmacy education, highlighting their potential to enhance efficiency, objectivity, and personalization while emphasizing the critical need to address challenges such as ethical concerns, validation, and faculty training for successful implementation.
This paper introduces the Somatic Feature-Foregrounding Hypothesis (SFFH), a probabilistic framework proposing that individual differences in metaphor comprehension arise from how accumulated bodily experiences and current states dynamically weight competing sensorimotor and interoceptive features within a multidimensional feature space, rather than determining interpretation outright.
This case study from Margaret Lawrence University investigates the social maltreatment faced by individuals with speech and language disorders by analyzing key interaction factors and recommends further research alongside comprehensive social re-orientation to eliminate negative societal classifications.
This study presents the development and pilot evaluation of the Nexora Model of Living Scale (NMLS), a 50-item multidimensional well-being instrument that demonstrated high internal consistency but required revision to a 40-item format with an improved response scale to address ceiling effects and response bias.
This rapid systematic review of 20 studies involving nearly 9,553 health professions stakeholders reveals that while generative AI is generally accepted as a conditional learning aid for productivity and feedback, its integration requires robust AI literacy, verification skills, and ethical governance to address concerns regarding hallucinations, critical thinking erosion, and clinical accountability.