3054 papers
A quantitative study of 300 young adults in Delhi NCR using correlational design and Pearson's analysis found that higher interaction frequency significantly predicts greater network overlap and behavioral synchrony in friendships, with females demonstrating significantly stronger relational efficiency than males across all measures.
This longitudinal study of YouTube comments reveals that audience discourse toward the virtual influencer Lil Miquela did not follow a uniform trajectory from novelty to credibility, but instead exhibited selective normalisation characterized by declining identity confusion, rising creative engagement, and significant fluctuations driven by content gaps and sponsorship contexts.
This study introduces the Household Solar Utilization Meaning Framework (HSUMF) for urban Zambia, arguing that consistent household solar adoption is driven not merely by technology or economics but by a socially embedded process of meaning construction where structural challenges and community interactions shape how families interpret solar energy as essential for security, livelihood, and well-being.
Based on a 2025 survey of 27,000 EU citizens, this study reveals a "green-nuclear divide" where support for environmental policies correlates with opposition to nuclear energy, while the strongest predictor of nuclear acceptance is actually living in a country with an operating nuclear power plant.
This study examines shared book reading in a Sinhala-English bilingual family in Australia, revealing that while English sessions fostered more extensive dialogue, Sinhala sessions utilized code-switching and translation as scaffolding, with both languages and formats (print and digital) contributing uniquely to children's cognitive and social literacy development.
This study employs the Copenhagen School's securitization theory and qualitative discourse analysis to examine how environmental organizations in North Cyprus have framed water resources and agricultural lands as security threats through their speech acts since 2021.
This cross-lagged panel network analysis of Chinese adolescents reveals that sleep problems, particularly daytime dysfunction and poor sleep quality, temporally predict subsequent Internet addiction symptoms more strongly than the reverse, suggesting that targeting sleep functioning and self-regulation could effectively prevent the consolidation of Internet addiction.
This qualitative phenomenological study of twenty Indonesian language teachers reveals that self-confidence, motivation, and anxiety reduction are relationally shaped through specific pedagogical practices and supportive classroom interactions, highlighting language learning as an emotionally supportive educational experience.
This quantitative content analysis of 106 articles from seven Korean national daily newspapers (2023–2025) reveals that end-of-life coverage frequently conflates distinct terminologies and prioritizes legal-institutional frames over the autonomy frame, thereby obscuring the specific scope of self-determination and highlighting the need for conceptual clarity to safeguard patient choice.
This study reveals that among undergraduates at the University of Education, Winneba, the purchase decision for 'gari and beans' is significantly driven by pricing, attitude, location, and perceived behavioural control, with pricing emerging as the strongest predictor, while packaging was found to be statistically insignificant.