566 papers
This grounded theory study reveals that physical exercise fosters a "resilient-growth" psychological capital in clinical medicine postgraduates, which dynamically co-constructs with clinical competence and social adaptation to enhance professional training through pathways of competency development, burnout prevention, and post-competency growth.
This quantitative study of 455 banking employees in Ethiopia demonstrates that emotional intelligence dimensions significantly enhance leadership effectiveness, both directly and indirectly through the mediating role of organizational citizenship behavior, with the model explaining 70.1% of the variance in leadership outcomes.
This study demonstrates that among social studies teachers in Borama District, both high self-efficacy and a favorable work-related quality of life are significant positive predictors of professional commitment, underscoring the need for educational authorities to prioritize teachers' psychological well-being and professional confidence to improve retention and educational quality.
This study utilizes network analysis to demonstrate that dream experiences, particularly emotional tone, are intricately embedded within a broader system of psychological distress, with stress and dream emotional tone emerging as the most central and influential nodes linking dream-related phenomena to pathological worry, depression, anxiety, and stress.
Drawing on Social Identity Theory and 2023 AmericasBarometer data from sixteen Latin American countries, this paper demonstrates that citizens justify political illegality through reactive and instrumental logics driven by partisan loyalty and populist attitudes, particularly when in-group favoritism outweighs adherence to democratic rules.
This mixed-methods study conducted in Saudi Arabia demonstrates that while both code-switching and translanguaging support Arabic-as-a-foreign-language learning, translanguaging is more effective in fostering learner motivation, positive attitudes, and pedagogical success by leveraging students' integrated multilingual repertoires for deeper meaning-making and participation.
This pilot study demonstrates that a two-week Expected Value maximization training intervention is feasible, highly acceptable, and preliminarily effective at improving risky decision-making in older adults, whereas it showed no benefit and higher attrition among younger adults.
This quasi-experimental study demonstrates that a Newton's Laws-based Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) intervention significantly enhances intermediate EFL learners' acquisition of the zero conditional and their ability to transfer physical causality concepts into grammatical production compared to conventional instruction.
This study demonstrates that higher sensory processing sensitivity in listeners of the Laurel–Yanny illusion is associated with sharper categorical transitions and stronger choice persistence, indicating that this trait primarily shapes how decisively and persistently individuals commit to interpretations under acoustic uncertainty rather than altering their overall perceptual bias.
Using 2016 ISSP and Manifesto Project data, this study finds that exclusionary migration rhetoric from a voter's preferred party unexpectedly correlates with lower, rather than higher, public support for government surveillance, challenging simple threat-based explanations for attitudes toward state authority.