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This study demonstrates that upgraded digital museum experiences at the Nüshu Museum significantly enhance visitors' cultural-affective responses and sustained engagement with intangible heritage by fostering cognitive and emotional connections that translate into long-term dissemination behaviors.
This study of bereaved Indian women suggests that perceived parenting styles have a minimal association with grief intensity, likely due to cultural factors in collectivist societies that attenuate the individual-level links typically observed in Western literature.
Grounded in the SOR framework and Attention Restoration Theory, this empirical study of 670 visitors reveals that five sensory and interactive stimuli in cross-media art significantly enhance psychological well-being, with perceived immersion and soundscape eventfulness emerging as the strongest predictors of restoration, thereby extending restorative environment research beyond traditional natural settings to digital cultural contexts.
This paper argues that Spinoza's concept of affective imitation offers a solution to the constitutional deadlock of constituent power by redefining political foundation as a subjectless, spontaneous alignment of passions rather than a sovereign act of decision.
Although the Debriefing Assessment for Simulation in Healthcare (DASH) serves as a widely adopted shared tool, a systematic review of its usage and citation networks reveals that the field remains fragmented with limited cross-collaboration and weak conceptual integration, indicating that shared instruments alone are insufficient for cumulative knowledge without coordinated research agendas and deliberate community connection.
This multi-source synthesis study of technology-based pedagogical tools in low- and middle-income countries, with a focal case in Kenya, reveals that while teacher engagement and school-level support drive initial adoption, achieving long-term sustainability and system-wide scale requires the critical alignment of micro-, meso-, and macro-level factors.
A study of 135 female elite ice hockey players in Sweden reveals that the majority perceive parenthood as incompatible with their careers, primarily due to financial difficulties, with older age being a significant factor associated with this perception.
This qualitative study of 30 Muslim students reveals that while school bullying severely undermines their wellbeing, religious and spiritual engagement can serve as a context-dependent resource for coping and resilience, provided it is supported by positive interpersonal relationships and responsive institutional environments.
This study develops a continuous-time dynamic network model grounded in Wuxing philosophy to demonstrate that the diplomatic mediation strength of the small State of Song must exceed four times the conflict intensity of major powers to ensure systemic stability, thereby validating the pivotal role of small-state diplomacy in ancient Chinese geopolitical history.
This study reveals a significant "interpretation capacity gap" in heritage sites, demonstrating that while interpretive designs are intended to create specific visitor experiences, the actual uptake of these experiences is consistently lower and unevenly distributed, proving that design provision alone does not guarantee visitor realization.