2920 papers
This paper proposes a rigorous empirical counterexample criterion to distinguish genuine amoralist cases from masked or defeated motivation, thereby establishing the evidential standards required to refute unrestricted psychological internalism while delineating the limits of empirical challenges against semantic or rationalist variants.
This study demonstrates that altruistic leadership positively influences healthcare professionals' performance both directly and indirectly by fostering prosocial behavior, suggesting that leadership development programs emphasizing other-centered values can enhance workforce effectiveness.
This paper advocates for shifting from rigid, standardized schooling to a dynamic "educating polyphony" in the minor key, where new teachers leverage musical counterpoint and resonance to transform mixed-ability classrooms into spaces that value learner diversity and complexity over uncritical normalization.
This paper demonstrates that in developing contexts like China, framing nationalism around either learning from or competing with advanced nations can effectively increase public support for high-skilled immigration, challenging the conventional view that nationalist sentiments inherently drive exclusion.
This study validates a four-factor Technostress Scale for young people in Trujillo, Peru, demonstrating adequate content validity, internal structure, convergent validity, and internal consistency through analyses of 600 participants.
This article reanalyzes qualitative data on migrant women in Jakarta's covert spa-based sex work to identify six interacting dimensions of vulnerability and proposes an "ecovocation" framework within Population and Environmental Education that integrates rights, capabilities, and justice to address their socio-spatial and environmental marginalization.
This study analyzes the spatial relationship between nighttime lights and property crimes across Uttar Pradesh districts, finding that while low-light areas generally correlate with higher crime rates, high-crime zones in western UP also exhibit high light levels, suggesting that factors beyond illumination, such as population mobility and socio-economic conditions, significantly influence crime patterns.
This study of the Shreemat Paramhans Ashram in Tikarmafi, Uttar Pradesh, reveals that the local pilgrimage economy relies more on the volume of repeated visitor flows and small-scale transactions than on high individual spending, highlighting the need for community-focused infrastructure and vendor organization in rural pilgrimage centers.
This study utilizes bibliometric analysis of Scopus data and spatial mapping of Ministry of Home Affairs statistics to map India's emerging cyberbullying research landscape, revealing a significant surge in scholarly output post-2020 that parallels the nation's rising cybercrime rates while highlighting the urgent need for enhanced policy frameworks and collaborative strategies.
This qualitative single-case study of Schneider Electric analyzes employee-generated content and corporate disclosures to demonstrate how Green Human Resource Management practices, framed by the AMO model and a just transition, simultaneously advance Sustainable Development Goals 8 and 13 while revealing both synergies and tensions in their implementation.