3306 papers
This study of 137 adults aged 90 and older in Southern Azerbaijan reveals that exceptional longevity and well-being in this post-Soviet, family-centered context are strongly associated with high levels of family integration, daily social engagement, and multigenerational co-residence, which support functional independence and emotional connectedness.
This mixed-methods study reveals that artificial intelligence systematically reproduces patriarchal photographic conventions in world cinema through a quantifiable "Gendered Photographic Bias Index" and a theoretical "AI-Gendered Gaze Framework," while empirical data confirms that female film practitioners experience these tools as significantly more constraining than their male counterparts.
This study utilizes latent class analysis across four European countries to identify three distinct psychosocial preparedness profiles—Priority Support, Individually Prepared, and Collectively Prepared—revealing that population readiness is primarily shaped by underlying psychosocial resources rather than behaviors, thereby underscoring the need for tailored interventions that address specific mental health and societal trust deficits.
This qualitative study of 42 Turkish educators reveals that teachers view the post-school transition for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder not merely as a result of individual deficits, but as a complex, multidimensional process heavily influenced by ecological factors such as family support, societal acceptance, and the coordination of institutional services.
This study demonstrates that patients with depression exhibit lower self-esteem, decentering, and self-affirmation alongside higher self-protection compared to healthy individuals, highlighting decentering as a crucial metacognitive process that facilitates adaptive self-esteem regulation through self-affirmation, a relationship significantly moderated by depression severity.
This paper develops and validates a five-persona typology of LinkedIn communication styles for tourism, hospitality, and event management leaders, demonstrating that these distinct digital personas—shaped by sub-sector and ownership—predict professional visibility independently of job position.
This longitudinal study of over 14,000 older adults in England reveals that the "preference–participation mismatch"—defined as a desire for cultural activities coupled with low actual engagement—is a distinct and significant risk factor for future depressive symptoms and incident depression, more so than simply having no interest in such activities.
This 2025 qualitative study at Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences explores the multidimensional generational gap in medical education by analyzing perspectives from Generation Z students and faculty, revealing key challenges such as mismatches in teaching methods and technology integration while highlighting opportunities for curricular reform and enhanced learning environments.
This cross-sectional study of 356 high school students in Tabriz, Iran, reveals that academic self-efficacy and academic resilience are significant positive predictors of academic performance, alongside factors such as gender, age, and family income, collectively explaining 45.4% of the variance in student grades.
This qualitative study of twelve parents reveals that the ACEing Autism program provides a uniquely supportive, individualized environment through adapted tennis and one-on-one coaching, which fosters physical, social, and emotional development for children with autism while also offering significant benefits to their families.