2920 papers
This study utilizes diachronic analysis and statistical modeling of 105 rural dwellings in western Zhuhai to demonstrate how rapid urbanization has driven a socio-spatial transformation in housing, evolving from traditional production-centered courtyards to modern, privacy-oriented living spaces tailored for nuclear families.
This paper defends Chalmers's positive-fact formulation of physicalism against Luenenburger's objection regarding blockers and two other criticisms, ultimately arguing that this approach offers a simple and defensible account of physicalism.
This study demonstrates that the effect of deliberation on trust behavior is moderated by decision time, revealing that only participants who engaged in deliberation for a longer duration sent fewer tokens to a trustee compared to those who decided quickly or relied on intuition.
This paper outlines the development, deployment, and impact of a tailored environment survey within an academic health center, detailing how analyzing data at the departmental level and disseminating actionable findings stimulated informed, targeted interventions to foster psychologically safe and supportive work and learning environments.
This article argues that current state-level measurements of digital sovereignty suffer from a micro-foundations problem where compensatory aggregation masks critical organizational dependencies, proposing a shift to compilation-faithful, level-consistent metrics that account for critical minima to accurately reflect a country's true digital autonomy.
This study demonstrates that integrating artificial intelligence into a middle school Information Technologies and Software course through the systematic ASSURE instructional design model significantly enhances students' digital literacy and motivation, provided that technical and logistical challenges are addressed through iterative refinement and a focus on ethical evaluation.
This article proposes a governance architecture for early supported participation in humanities education that separates task-based involvement from academic credit decisions, utilizing a multi-level framework and a non-graded learning record to balance practical engagement with rigorous epistemic standards while remaining empirically untested and subject to stakeholder revision.
This study analyzes the spatiotemporal coupling and driving mechanisms between tourism comfort and sustainable urban development in 38 Chinese cities from 2000 to 2023, revealing that while both systems have improved with significant positive spatial spillovers, sustainable progress relies heavily on transport connectivity and economic diversification rather than excessive tourism dependence.
This exploratory study of 31 U.S. law enforcement officers reveals that strong fears of professional repercussions and anticipated negative career consequences, rather than direct experiences of discrimination, are the primary drivers of mental health stigma and likely contribute to the underutilization of mental health services within the profession.
Using PLS-SEM analysis of 282 stakeholders, this study reveals that social capital and local entrepreneurship are the primary drivers of tourism village sustainability, with community empowerment serving as a critical mediating mechanism that amplifies the effects of these factors alongside stakeholder collaboration and government policy.