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Drawing on two years of qualitative fieldwork in India, this paper argues that cognitive-linguistic prototypes (such as the firefighter, smoke-detector, bystander, and Danda) shape organizational behavior and policy reasoning, thereby creating inertia, fragmentation, and constrained innovation in the development and adoption of Cyber Threat Intelligence platforms.
By analyzing nearly 50,000 complaint records from China's 12345 system, this study reveals how responsive government is institutionally constructed through a six-stage process that transforms everyday citizen grievances into a structured, durable infrastructure for administrative action and feedback.
By analyzing 356 eaves tiles from 46 sites, this study demonstrates that the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties witnessed a tangible transition from regional divergence to a shared Han cultural paradigm among ethnic minorities, evidenced by the gradual convergence of northern and southern architectural dimensions and decorative motifs.
This study of Israeli mother-child dyads during wartime reveals that while parental burnout generally predicts child maladjustment, higher levels of a child's affective empathy specifically exacerbate the link between parental burnout and internalizing symptoms, whereas cognitive empathy is associated with increased war-related acting out behaviors.
Despite documented declines in mental health, Israeli adolescents maintained overall life satisfaction comparable to international norms during wartime, a paradox explained by protective factors like resilience and social engagement that counteract vulnerability factors such as peer difficulties and reduced daily participation.
This quantitative study in East Kalimantan reveals that while service marketing mix and social influence significantly shape institutional image, it is this image that fully mediates and ultimately drives students' higher education selection decisions, rather than marketing efforts having a direct impact.
This study designed and validated "Maslahat Solukiyah," an Islamic psychological framework derived from Quranic and philosophical sources, which effectively addresses anxiety and perfectionism by shifting focus from outcome-orientation to conduct-orientation through a confirmed "Triangular Transformation" structure.
This empirical study of 533 survey respondents and 90 interviewees in South Africa identifies that while digital skills, finance, mentorship, and ecosystems significantly enable youth technopreneurship, systemic barriers like the digital divide and corruption hinder it, underscoring the need for integrated policies to reduce youth unemployment.
This meta-analysis of 290 field experiments reveals that while "pure" social norms messages alone do not significantly change behavior, explicit behavioral requests and requests combined with descriptive norms are highly effective in driving real-world behavior change.
This cross-sectional survey of 596 medical students across 36 schools reveals that microaggressions are prevalent and socially patterned by ethnicity, gender, and nativity, with specific forms like microinvalidations showing a consistent negative association with learning environment satisfaction.