2920 papers
This study of 237 practitioners reveals that while self-efficacy mediates the relationship between workplace support and perceived competence in both acute and chronic youth suicide contexts, the influence of professional experience on competence varies by context, suggesting that training and support strategies should be tailored to the specific nature of the suicide risk.
This paper proposes a conceptual framework distinguishing between Chicago's reactive, negotiation-based regulatory approach and Dubai's proactive, state-driven model to decode how "Macro-Controllers" function as epigenetic triggers that modify a city's regulatory DNA to manage the unique spatial and structural demands of ultra-tall buildings.
Using 2023 data from the China Longitudinal Study of Aging Society, this study employs two-step cluster analysis to identify five distinct personas of older Chinese Internet users—ranging from "Peripheral Users" to "Integrated Vanguards"—based on their digital proficiency and usage patterns, offering evidence for developing stratified digital inclusion policies.
This qualitative study critically analyzes Pakistan's National Curriculum for English Language (2006) and finds that it significantly neglects listening skills and lacks systematic speaking assessments, thereby hindering the development of holistic communicative competence and necessitating urgent revision.
This study of 932 college students reveals that self-acceptance is significantly predicted by social support and self-regulatory fatigue, with endurance-related physical fitness playing a minor role, suggesting that interventions should integrate social support enhancement, fatigue regulation, and physical fitness promotion.
This paper argues that South Korea's emergence as the global epicenter of "AI slop" is not a technological failure but the rational outcome of "algorithmic hustle," a labor mode where platform incentives, combined with the country's compressed modernity, precarious multi-job economy, and conformist cultural pressures, systematically strip content of semiotic value to maximize engagement metrics.
This paper argues that the human-like tone and moral behavior of large language models are not inherent technical features but are pre-constructed through a hierarchized labor process where training guidelines instruct annotators to define and enforce a sanitized, disembodied ideal of communication based on principles of helpfulness, honesty, and harmlessness.
This paper argues that in India's slow-onset climate displacement contexts, fear and ecological erosion interact to reinforce pre-existing gendered and caste-based hierarchies rather than creating uniform vulnerability, revealing a structural governance failure that necessitates integrating psychosocial support and secure land tenure into resettlement planning.
This study of 614 Egyptian university students reveals that while recreational and pre-sleep mobile screen use significantly predicts psychological distress, physical activity serves as an independent protective factor against mental health issues rather than a statistical moderator, suggesting a need for campus strategies that reduce high-risk screen behaviors and promote structured exercise.
This quasi-experimental study demonstrates that integrating AI tools like ChatGPT and Adobe Firefly into graphic design courses significantly enhances student learning efficiency and digital creativity by reducing project completion time and increasing concept variety, provided that such integration is supported by robust instructional design and critical evaluation skills.