3147 papers
This preregistered cross-cultural study of 801 Japanese and German participants reveals that while shared individual traits like aesthetic desire predict appreciation for the classical dance Bugaku, cultural background significantly shapes specific aesthetic dimensions and moderates how movement comprehension influences overall preference.
This three-wave study of Chinese adolescents reveals that while stable between-person vulnerabilities largely explain the co-occurrence of cyber victimization, smoking, and non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI), there is partial evidence for time-specific, transactional within-person pathways where smoking may mediate the bidirectional relationship between cyber victimization and NSSI.
This study of adults in Sri Lanka's Colombo District reveals a well-being paradox where urban residents report higher life satisfaction while rural residents experience better affective well-being, with the latter's advantage significantly linked to greater psychological engagement with natural environments.
Using a concept mapping study with eight professionals, this research identifies six critical domains of support for young adults with foster care experience in postsecondary education and reveals significant gaps between the perceived importance of these supports—particularly in housing, transportation, and cross-system coordination—and their current availability.
This hermeneutic phenomenological study of 25 parents of children with trisomy 18 reveals that while they face profound existential uncertainty and social ambivalence, meaningful interactions with their children enable them to reconstruct their identities and find enduring purpose beyond the child's lifespan.
This four-wave longitudinal study of 1,247 Chinese adolescents reveals that parental burnout indirectly drives short-video dependence by eroding family communication and digital-rule consistency, which heightens loneliness and FoMO, while perceived algorithmic personalization further amplifies the link between FoMO and dependence.
This study of 8- to 10-year-old children found that while positive affect features showed limited convergence, lower motivation was specifically linked to higher depressive symptoms in children of mothers with a depression history, and less adaptive mood repair was associated with higher depressive symptoms regardless of maternal history.
This article introduces the concept of "anthropotheosis" to analyze how cultural discourse elevates humanity to a divine status while erasing animal otherness through mechanisms like anthropocentrism and speciesism, ultimately revealing how the construction of animal alterity mirrors and reinforces oppressive ideological structures within human societies.
This paper presents a contemporary reinterpretation of Martin Heidegger's fundamental ontology, arguing that his concepts of Dasein, temporality, anxiety, and authenticity transcend traditional existentialist classifications and offer critical insights into the challenges of modern life dominated by technology and accelerated time.
This sequential explanatory mixed-methods study demonstrates that a ten-week digital inductive model utilizing guided concordance work and authentic corpora significantly enhanced linguistic thinking and shifted pedagogical orientations among pre-service French teachers in Egypt, as evidenced by substantial quantitative gains and qualitative reports of increased confidence and inquiry-based teaching conceptions.