2920 papers
This study of 386 Development Officers in Sri Lanka's Eastern Province reveals that both person–job fit and job satisfaction directly and indirectly (via employee engagement) enhance job performance, with engagement serving as the strongest predictor and a significant mediator in this post-conflict public sector context.
This qualitative study of Bangladeshi women with infertility reveals that stigma is not merely an individual burden but a relational phenomenon that intensifies over the marital life course as husbands and in-laws actively co-manage and often amplify the "spoiled identity" through a process of shared moral career, necessitating family-inclusive approaches to coping and policy.
This qualitative study of upper secondary schools in Agder, Norway, finds that while a universal free breakfast offer is generally perceived positively for its social, educational, and equity benefits, its full potential is currently limited by organizational barriers, lack of food variety, and insufficient student awareness, suggesting that involving students in design and improving implementation support are crucial for success.
This study on Indonesia's 2024 presidential election reveals that Instagram-based political messaging, particularly through visual storytelling, emotional appeals, and culturally relevant narratives, significantly drives youth engagement and shapes voter perceptions by leveraging the country's socially embedded and relational voting culture rather than conventional rational-choice models.
Across two Japanese studies, this paper demonstrates that absolutism—a cognitive style favoring binary categorization—is a consistent and unique predictor of conspiracy beliefs, whereas discomfort with ambiguity and a need for complexity are not, even after controlling for right-wing authoritarianism and other covariates.
This systematic review elucidates the progressive affective-cognitive cascade from initial suspicion to delusional beliefs, demonstrating how anxiety-driven hyper-vigilance and chronic rumination foster aberrant salience and reality-testing failures, while highlighting the efficacy of early CBT interventions in targeting underlying emotional schemas to prevent the solidification of false beliefs.
This paper proposes an integrated framework combining Explainable AI and Universal Design for Learning to create transparent, adaptive, and equitable special education systems, demonstrating their synergistic potential and scalability within the United States' supportive policy and research ecosystem.
This qualitative study of 18 secondary school principals in the Solomon Islands reveals a strong consensus on the critical need for culturally relevant induction and mentoring programmes to support novice leaders, addressing the gap left by Western-centric research and the lack of formal preparation for their roles.
This systematic review, grounded in the Self-Regulatory Executive Function model, elucidates how metacognitive overvaluation of false threats and persistent threat monitoring drive a transdiagnostic trajectory from suspicion to anxiety and depression, thereby validating Metacognitive Therapy as a critical intervention to disrupt these maladaptive cycles.
This study examines how Chinese women's IVF narratives on RedNote illustrate "platform-mediated reproductive governance," a process where digital self-disclosure and peer interactions intersect with medical authority to shape the visibility, management, and relational meaning of reproductive bodies, failures, hopes, and maternal identities.