2920 papers
This study analyzes 689 shooting incidents in Wilmington, Delaware, from 2019 to 2024, revealing that firearm violence is highly concentrated in predominantly Black and economically disadvantaged micro-places, underscoring the critical role of racial composition and structural inequality in driving spatial disparities in gun violence.
This conceptual paper introduces the framework of "postdigital educational atmosphere" to analyze how the entanglement of material spaces, digital technologies, social relationships, and institutional practices reconfigures the experiential and aesthetic dimensions of university life through altered forms of presence, space, time, and attention.
This study utilizes structural equation modeling on 366 Japanese job-hunting students to demonstrate that cognitive understanding and empathy drive sustainability consciousness by directly shaping career values and proactive initiative, with value orientation serving as a significant mediator that explains 65.5% of the variance in behavioral engagement.
This descriptive study utilizing a social survey of 38 professionals found that high-level digital community partnerships significantly enhance youth intellectual security through awareness and skill development, despite facing obstacles like funding and infrastructure limitations that require targeted recommendations for improvement.
This study of Bangladeshi law students finds that while daily AI use correlates with better cybersecurity practices, general awareness of AI-enabled threats does not significantly predict protective behaviors, highlighting the need for more nuanced educational approaches and validated measurement tools.
This paper analyzes incident data from 2021 to 2026 across mandatory regulatory and media-based regimes to demonstrate that each system captures a distinct and incomplete subset of robotic AI failures, revealing significant gaps in visibility for non-crash operational errors and emerging humanoid technologies.
This paper presents a seven-week field study of a browser-based system that visualizes comments on a persistent virtual tree to reduce psychological distance and increase awareness of cumulative consequences, finding that it significantly increased positive and decreased neutral commenting while highlighting the need for randomized controlled trials to confirm causal efficacy.
Using data from the UK Millennium Cohort Study, this time-varying analysis reveals that the associations between parental psychological distress and child mental health problems are not uniform but instead vary significantly by the child's age, the specific type of psychopathology (internalizing vs. externalizing), the parent's gender, and the child's sex, with maternal distress being more influential in early childhood and paternal distress becoming more critical for boys' internalizing problems during adolescence.
Drawing on a longitudinal case study of Electronic Patient Record implementation in an NHS hospital, this paper argues that knowledge transfer in professionalized healthcare settings is a contested practice where technical and managerial goals clash with clinical realities, leading to system abandonment due to a mismatch between declarative system design and procedural clinical knowledge, compounded by the reinforcement of existing professional hierarchies.
This paper introduces the concept of "value legibility" and utilizes a combined FRP-AHP framework to analyze 18 Hong Kong heritage projects, revealing a significant gap where the physical forms of recognized heritage are more easily assessed and sustained than the relational and practice-based dimensions essential for reproducing cultural value over time.