3171 papers
This study demonstrates that multi-informant assessments of rule-breaking behavior and callous-unemotional traits collected at Child Welfare Services intake can effectively predict future criminal charges in adolescents, while also highlighting the potential of Functional Family Therapy to reduce offending among high-risk, school-attending youths.
Despite the consolidation of the two-child norm in urban India, this study reveals that son preference persists as a "compressed" force driving higher-order fertility decisions, where women without sons remain significantly more likely to have a third child, a behavior consistent with their stated preferences and only partially mitigated by education.
This qualitative netnography of online communities examines how consensual somnophilia operates through "delegated transgression," arguing that as the capacity for contemporaneous response diminishes, the acting partner's responsibility to interpret ambiguity conservatively and exercise self-restraint must proportionally increase to distinguish authorized intimacy from sexual violence.
This study employs a systematic literature review and bibliometric analysis of 122 Scopus-indexed articles (2015–2025) within the TCCM framework to demonstrate how enterprise social media enhances employee well-being through social capital and knowledge sharing, while proposing a new conceptual model and future research agenda.
This study investigates how authorship attribution (human vs. AI) and listener expectations influence the perception of emotional resonance, creativity, and aesthetic value in instrumental music, comparing listener evaluations of AI-generated and human-composed pieces under varying priming conditions while also considering the emotional states of human composers.
This paper introduces the concept of "selective convergence" to explain how US-China strategic competition and global infrastructure diplomacy coexist through operational compatibility in project, normative, and institutional dimensions, even in the absence of strategic trust or ideological alignment.
Drawing on China Family Panel Studies data, this paper reveals that spatially embedded clan culture hinders rural migrants' urban economic integration by limiting occupational mobility through reliance on native-place networks and increased childcare burdens, particularly affecting women and those with lower human capital, though these adverse effects can be mitigated by digital social capital and domestic service development.
This cross-sectional study of 400 Iranian medical students reveals that adaptive psychological reappraisal strategies, particularly compassionate reappraisal, are significantly associated with lower levels of anxiety and depression, whereas logical/rational reappraisal does not serve as a significant predictor for these mental health outcomes.
This study validates the "Gurukul 2.0" model, demonstrating that integrating indigenous Guru–Shishya mentoring, AI-augmented personalized learning, and character formation significantly enhances graduate professional competence through learning capability development, moderated by student learning readiness.
This study utilized latent profile analysis on 528 Chinese music undergraduates to identify five distinct curiosity profiles, revealing that students with globally high curiosity exhibited the strongest creative self-beliefs and subjective well-being, while those with globally low curiosity reported the weakest outcomes.