3303 papers
This study of Ghana's Division One League identifies perceived biased officiating and refusal to accept referee decisions as the primary triggers of football hooliganism, proposing a "distributed matchday legitimacy" framework that integrates refereeing, security, media, and governance to manage stakeholder perceptions and mitigate violence.
This study demonstrates that while workplace violence significantly increases turnover intention among medical professionals, social support acts as a crucial mitigating factor that reduces both the desire to leave and the negative impact of such violence.
This study develops and psychometrically validates the Organizational Cybersecurity Perception Scale (PMT-OCPS), a 27-item, six-factor instrument grounded in Protection Motivation Theory and contextualized by NIST CSF 2.0, which effectively measures employees' cognitive appraisals of organizational cybersecurity threats and capacities through robust statistical and known-groups analyses.
This systematic literature review synthesizes empirical evidence from 2020 to 2026 on AI technologies in inclusive early childhood education, identifying key applications in adaptive learning, assessment, and intervention while highlighting persistent ethical challenges and proposing a "Human–AI Collaboration Ecosystem" framework for sustainable implementation.
Through a mixed-methods study of the Epic of Darkness in northwestern Hubei, this paper argues that the ritual's resilience is sustained not merely by formal apprenticeship but by a self-reinforcing cycle of local cultural enthusiasm and broad participation that maintains high emotional energy even amidst economic transformation.
This study evaluates the social validity of Canvas LMS-based cybersecurity modules for high school STEM students, finding that higher technology self-efficacy significantly increases positive ratings while word network analysis of open-ended responses reveals mixed sentiments, with terms like "metaverse" appearing in both positive and negative contexts.
Using longitudinal data from 17 European countries, this study reveals that while both informal caregiving and adverse psychosocial work conditions independently predict declining mental health in older adults, their combined effect significantly amplifies negative outcomes specifically for women, highlighting the need for integrated policy interventions.
This paper analyzes public discourse on New York City's 2025 congestion pricing implementation across YouTube, Reddit, and TikTok using a multi-stage NLP pipeline, revealing that while nearly half of the comments express negative sentiment or opposition, attitudes vary significantly by platform and topic, offering critical insights for future policy-making and public communication strategies.
This longitudinal and dyadic study demonstrates that higher-quality coparenting reduces adolescent behavior problems over time by lowering parenting stress, with significant actor and partner effects indicating that one parent's coparenting influences both their own and their partner's stress levels and perceptions of their child's behavior.
This cross-sectional study reveals that community-engaged rural art practice is positively associated with university students' psychological well-being and negatively associated with distress, with psychological resilience serving as a significant mediating mechanism in these relationships.