1815 papers
This study introduces the Cognitive Autonomy Index to demonstrate that the impact of AI-assisted learning on student performance is phase-dependent, revealing that the specific timing and nature of student-AI interactions matter more than overall usage volume.
This study utilizes the UTAUT framework to analyze data from 584 students in Indonesia's disadvantaged 3T regions, revealing that while all key factors influence online learning adoption, facilitating conditions—particularly internet infrastructure—are the most critical predictors for successful digital education in these remote areas.
This qualitative study of seventeen transgender individuals reveals that while social support groups serve as vital sources of emotional support and empowerment, participants' mental wellbeing remains significantly challenged by interconnected societal barriers including family rejection, economic marginalization, and limited healthcare access, underscoring the need for inclusive policies and targeted interventions.
This study utilizes longitudinal data from China to demonstrate that diverse marital life-course trajectories, particularly long-term non-union, late-entry stable unions, and remarriage, are significantly associated with lower cognitive function in older adults, with these negative effects mediated by psychosocial and health behavior factors and varying notably by gender, cognitive dimension, and urban-rural residence.
This meta-analysis of 42 studies involving 14,728 participants demonstrates that blended STEM education, particularly mastery-based models grounded in an extended TPACK framework, significantly outperforms traditional instruction in improving learning outcomes and advancing equity for SDG 4, with notable benefits for African contexts and female students.
Using a Directed Acyclic Graph network analysis of 1,025 esports players, this study maps the structural relationships between mental health, sleep, and esports-specific stressors, revealing depressed mood as a central upstream driver and suggesting that gaming disorder symptoms may be a downstream consequence of broader psychosocial strain rather than an organizing feature.
This three-wave study of 707 children in China demonstrates that while formal state protection is insufficient for healthy development, caregiver continuity and sensitivity significantly reduce attachment disorder symptoms, particularly for children with high temperamental susceptibility, with foster and kinship care proving more effective than institutional or family-like group care.
This mixed-methods study of LGBTQ+ youth in the Philippines reveals that face-to-face bullying is significantly more prevalent than online victimization, particularly among transgender and gay individuals, and highlights the critical need for institutional reforms and youth-driven strategies to address in-person harassment while fostering self-acceptance as a primary coping mechanism.
This study utilizes PLS-SEM analysis of 390 ethnic minority-owned SMEs in Bangladesh to demonstrate that community-related drivers promote sustainability adoption through owner-manager cognition, with social capital acting as a critical moderator that strengthens these relationships.
This study demonstrates that attributing experiential mental states to robots acts as a social signal that fragments human communication networks, reduces interpersonal inclusion, and undermines collective team performance by disrupting shared human–machine categorical boundaries.