1708 papers
This paper addresses a gap in social science research by analyzing the integration of AI-driven apps into daily life through an autoethnographic study, ultimately arguing that these applications foster a new form of social control termed "neuropower."
This study demonstrates that in China, the spatial inequality of public sports facility access—not just the overall supply—is a significant determinant of residents' mental health, as uneven distribution increases depressive symptoms by reducing physical activity and neighborhood trust, with these adverse effects disproportionately impacting low-income, less-educated, and rural-registered populations.
This study of 13 years of Massachusetts bullying-discipline data reveals that administrative records primarily reflect institutional responses and disciplinary climates rather than the actual prevalence of bullying, as evidenced by declining formal incidents despite rising student-reported victimization.
This cross-sectional study of 136 elderly residents in coastal Ernakulam reveals that 75.7% reported being happy and identifies a strong, significant association where higher perceived social support greatly increases the likelihood of happiness among the elderly.
This paper presents an integrative evaluation framework and toolkit, featuring eleven "catalyst indicators" and a multi-phase methodology grounded in the Three Spheres of Transformation, to assess and support the transformative potential of knowledge co-production in nature-based solutions projects across Europe.
This study of 465 Vietnamese early childhood teachers demonstrates that supportive professional practice environments significantly enhance teacher–child interaction quality by fostering occupational resilience and adaptive expertise, with the strength of these relationships varying across urban, rural, and disadvantaged contexts.
This study utilizes a co-twin control design to demonstrate that while the apparent well-being advantage of parenthood is largely explained by selection factors, the quality of everyday parenting practices—specifically emotional warmth and consistency—robustly predicts parental well-being, suggesting that how parents engage with their children matters more than parental status itself.
This paper argues that Marx's communist thought, particularly its core of free and all-round human development, originated not merely with the signifier "Communism" but was cultivated early in his student years through a unique philosophical trajectory that synthesized Protestant ethics, Enlightenment rationality, Romantic critique, and German speculative philosophy to ultimately affirm the free spirit of the sensuous individual via Epicurean atomism, thereby establishing an independent foundation for his subsequent scientific theory of communism.
This study analyzes a corpus of 436 continuation writing texts by Chinese high school students to demonstrate that fine-grained clausal complexity indicators, particularly conjunctions and phrasal verb particles, are the most significant predictors of writing quality, accounting for 21.6% of the score variance.
This study utilizes a Delphi–Analytic Hierarchy Process approach to identify and prioritize key strategic factors for developing accessible virtual reality sports environments for adolescents with intellectual disabilities, highlighting user-friendly technology, financial sustainability, customized programming, effective communication, and safety protocols as essential components.