3260 papers
This study analyzes the spatiotemporal distribution and driving mechanisms of 1,473 Chinese music intangible cultural heritage items, revealing a "three-core, multi-center" pattern shaped primarily by historical-cultural factors and proposing a differentiated, networked protection strategy based on cultural ecosystem typologies.
Using a qualitative, social constructionist approach, this study reveals that Kiribati international students in China experience profound eco-anxiety and grief regarding their climate-threatened homeland, which they navigate through culturally grounded coping strategies and collective activism, highlighting the need for institutional support that recognizes their agency within transnational contexts.
This study investigates the psychological implications of pervasive AI integration in daily life by analyzing how constant reliance on automated systems affects human productivity, satisfaction, and creative independence, ultimately questioning whether such convenience enhances human potential or subtly conditions individuals at the cost of their individuality.
This study of 300 households in Bantul Regency reveals that disaster knowledge, experience, and risk perception drive earthquake preparedness by fostering institutional trust, while education and expenditure increase willingness to pay for risk mitigation despite experience reducing it.
This study of 376 Vietnamese Generation Z consumers reveals that while trust directly drives social shopping intention, credibility influences it indirectly through subjective norms, and believability exerts both direct and indirect effects, highlighting the distinct roles of psychological trust and social consensus in social commerce.
By analyzing 60 million #BlackLivesMatter tweets, this study demonstrates that the increasing persistence of collective anger, rather than its intensity, serves as a reliable early warning signal for predicting surges in social movement activity.
This systematic review of thirty peer-reviewed articles proposes the CRLoC paradigm, demonstrating that culturally responsive practices in higher education moderate students' locus of control to foster greater academic agency, resilience, and success.
This study employs a mixed-methods framework combining sentiment analysis, topic modeling, and Critical Discourse Analysis on a corpus of 30,000 news articles to reveal that while Chinese media predominantly frame AI positively around national development, German media adopt a more ambivalent stance balancing optimism with critical scrutiny, reflecting their distinct sociopolitical contexts before and after the emergence of ChatGPT.
This study utilized latent profile analysis on 203 Pakistani nurses to identify four distinct psychological–spiritual resource profiles, revealing that well-being varies significantly across these groups and suggesting that interventions should be tailored to specific combinations of motivation, commitment, self-efficacy, and workplace spirituality rather than applied generally.
This paper introduces Cross-Validated Prediction Accuracy (CVPA), a novel metric that evaluates the empirical relevance of survey-based clustering by measuring its ability to predict independent real-world outcomes, demonstrating that this approach effectively distinguishes socially meaningful groups from mathematically compact ones and performs comparably to expert manual clustering while benefiting from transformer-based embeddings.