3260 papers
This study of over 14,000 individuals across 75 societies demonstrates that global support for climate policies is primarily driven by shared perceptions of their effectiveness, fairness, and affordability, though communication strategies must account for institutional quality to avoid backfiring.
This qualitative study of two villages in North Sumatra reveals that while Sustainable Development Goals are partially reflected in local practices, their implementation remains unstructured and ineffective due to limited awareness, insufficient capacity, and weak sociocultural integration, highlighting the critical need for enhanced local understanding, institutional capacity building, and multi-stakeholder collaboration to achieve sustainable, community-driven development.
This empirical study conducted in Awgu Local Government Area, Nigeria, demonstrates that targeted investments in gender-smart infrastructure, financial incentives, and modern technical skills training are critical for enhancing female enrollment, retention, and economic self-reliance, thereby advancing Sustainable Development Goal 4.
This mixed-method study of 50 internal migrant laborers in Kanpur, India, reveals that high levels of emotional deprivation and loneliness are prevalent and interrelated psychosocial challenges driven by occupational precarity, migration-related separation, and limited social integration, underscoring the urgent need for targeted workplace and community mental health interventions.
This counterbalanced quasi-experimental study in emergency medical services education demonstrates that multiple-choice item difficulty and examinee performance remain essentially invariant to item position, supporting the validity of randomizing question order in computer-based assessments.
This experimental study involving athletes reveals that individuals with higher tendencies toward cyberbullying exhibit faster reaction times and different emotional responses compared to those prone to cyber victimization, with gender differences and early exposure to emotional violence significantly influencing these behavioral patterns.
This study demonstrates that psychosocial–emotional heterogeneity in young adults is organized into four reproducible, multidimensional population-level profiles with distinct network structures that generalize robustly across independent cohorts, offering a scalable framework for targeted mental health interventions.
This study identifies four distinct occupational well-being profiles among Chinese university teachers in the digital-intelligence era and reveals that technostress, teacher-student conflict, perceived school support, digital competence, and emotional intelligence are key factors differentiating these groups, suggesting the need for tailored institutional interventions.
This preregistered systematic review and meta-analysis of ten effects from nine studies (N ≈ 1,847) reveals that while jealousy lacks a distinct nonverbal signature, it is expressed through a candidate architecture of anger, sadness, and distress signals, highlighting a significant gap in direct research on jealousy's involuntary manifestations.
This pilot study of 209 linguistics papers from three Saudi institutions reveals that while visible governance policies exist, they often fail to regulate authorship practices due to under-specified rules and structural irregularities, necessitating qualitative follow-up for cases where metadata alone cannot resolve ethical concerns.