1804 papers
This study of the 2018 Kerala floods demonstrates that evacuation notices significantly increase household evacuation rates, with targeted in-person warnings proving particularly effective for vulnerable populations in high-risk areas.
Using longitudinal data from Australia, this study reveals that while regional settlement increases refugee employment rates compared to urban areas, it also leads to greater occupational downgrading and rising work-related stress over time, challenging the assumption that higher employment equates to successful integration.
This study developed and validated the 15-item Delivering Online Counseling Attitudes Scale (DOCAS) as a psychometrically sound, essentially unidimensional measure of school counselors' attitudes toward online counseling, demonstrating strong reliability and validity through a cross-validation design with 420 Turkish counselors.
Using dominance analysis on a sample of 353 undergraduate students, this study identifies the impulsivity facet of emotion dysregulation as the most significant predictor of daily cannabis use, followed by the strategies and non-acceptance facets, thereby highlighting the need for targeted interventions addressing these specific components.
This study demonstrates that at Debre Tabor Hospital in Ethiopia, internal service quality significantly enhances nurses' performance both directly and indirectly by improving their employee well-being, with reliability, assurance, and tangibles identified as key drivers and psychological well-being as the strongest mediating factor.
This study of 1,191 Chinese adolescents utilizes Gaussian graphical modeling and Bayesian network analysis to reveal that negative life events and psychological resilience form a dynamically interacting, directionally asymmetric system where punishment experiences and resilience strength are central nodes, while theory of mind operates largely independently of this stress-adaptation network.
This study of 158 final-year undergraduate students in Istanbul reveals that positive humor styles enhance psychological resilience not directly, but fully through the mediating mechanism of self-compassion.
This study utilizes a mixed-methods analysis of stakeholders across five countries to demonstrate that the "Munschools" project effectively leverages the synergy between arts, education, and local governance to foster social cohesion, advance Sustainable Development Goals, and enhance urban resilience in learning cities.
This systematic literature review synthesizes 78 studies to reveal that children with disabilities in remote archipelagic regions remain disproportionately vulnerable due to exclusion from Disaster Risk Reduction planning, leading to the proposal of the IDRR-CDAR Framework to guide inclusive policy and practice.
This qualitative study applies semiotic theories to analyze graphic health warnings on Philippine cigarette packaging, revealing that while the visual and textual symbols effectively convey ideological health messages, they fail to significantly alter consumer purchasing behavior despite evolving regulatory and promotional landscapes.