1676 papers
This study validates a framework demonstrating that trust serves as a critical mediating mechanism in human–GenAI interactions within higher education, where high-quality engagement drives learning outcomes more significantly than usage frequency, despite revealing a dual nature where trust simultaneously enhances learning and increases perceived trade-offs.
This mixed-methods study of urban–urban migration to Yabello Town, Ethiopia, finds that while migrants significantly contribute to economic growth and cultural enrichment, their influx also presents challenges such as security concerns and pressure on urban services, necessitating balanced policy interventions.
This paper presents and validates a hybrid educational measurement model that dynamically adjusts domain weights across curricular stages to better align with learner development and patient safety, demonstrating through multi-country policy analysis and psychometric simulation that it improves upon traditional credit-hour and fixed-outcome frameworks by enhancing cognitive foundations in preclinical phases while reducing written-examination limitations in clinical specialties.
This explanatory sequential mixed-methods study conducted at Comilla University, Bangladesh, reveals that narcissistic traits are moderately prevalent among university students and significantly shape interpersonal relationships by fostering instrumental connections, emotional distance, and defensiveness, particularly within the context of the country's collectivist social structures.
This paper proposes a contribution-based participatory conservation framework, validated through a case study of the Shaanxi History Museum, which redefines public engagement in museum conservation as a graded expansion of epistemic access and cognitive contribution rather than shared operational authority, thereby enabling deeper participation while strictly maintaining professional accountability and material integrity.
This paper proposes a Sensory–Mindfulness–Stewardship (SMS) model that theorizes how the sensory atmosphere of historic urban centers influences tourists' mindful states and subsequent spontaneous eco-preservation behaviors, thereby addressing the gap in heritage tourism scholarship regarding the cognitive mechanisms underlying sustainable conduct.
This article analyzes China's newly adopted Ecological and Environmental Code as a transformative legal framework that addresses regulatory fragmentation and enhances land–sea coordination in marine governance, while evaluating its alignment with international obligations and the practical challenges of its implementation.
This article examines how ghost narratives in post-socialist Chinese cinema navigate censorship and state ideology to survive, arguing that while recent films reabsorb ghosts into sanctioned national narratives, the resulting textual gaps and tensions between official framing and subversive potential ultimately forge a unique, negotiated form of post-Chineseness.
Drawing on an information ecology perspective and utilizing extended NCA and fsQCA methods on 18 cases from Qingdao, China, this study identifies the specific configurational paths and dynamic mechanisms that drive both the escalation and suppression of local negative public opinion to propose full-cycle governance strategies for enhancing urban digital governance.
Drawing on biographic-narrative interviews with Afghan and Eritrean refugees in Germany, this article argues that refugee trajectories should be understood as non-linear "contiguums" where structurally produced precarity and active resilience are continuously reconfigured across overlapping institutional and biographical domains, rather than as distinct stages of displacement.