2920 papers
This study analyzes the socioeconomic and environmental characteristics of neighborhoods hosting U.S. data centers across ten states, revealing that these areas tend to be wealthier, more educated, and more diverse than state averages, while also examining the facilities' impacts on utility rates, water resources, disaster exposure, and housing prices.
This paper examines how 18th-century Canton enamel punch bowls transformed Western foxhunting motifs through vibrant color reconstruction, adaptive spatial layouts on curved surfaces, and localized pictorial additions, demonstrating a profound cross-cultural adaptation that transcended simple unidirectional customization.
This study employs comparative institutional analysis of policy texts and PISA data to refine Epstein's overlapping spheres framework by identifying distinct partnership modes in China, Kazakhstan, and Azerbaijan, ultimately demonstrating that hybrid governance structures combining state coordination with grassroots initiative offer greater resilience against systemic shocks like the pandemic.
A randomized survey experiment in Hanoi demonstrates that combining green defaults with environmental information significantly increases the likelihood of food-delivery customers choosing no cutlery, raising the rate from 23% to 83.3% by leveraging choice architecture and credible communication.
This study found that both school organizational climate and teachers' organizational commitment significantly predict perceived student academic achievement in Ethiopian public secondary schools, with school climate being the stronger predictor, though causal conclusions are limited by the cross-sectional design.
This study of Indonesian biology undergraduates reveals that self-reported practical innovation is strongly associated with critical thinking and teamwork but not with problem solving, highlighting the importance of distinguishing these constructs and using validated individual scores rather than a single unvalidated Higher-Order Thinking Skills total.
This study of 264 undergraduate health professions students in Rishikesh, India, reveals a significant moderate positive correlation between a perceived positive educational environment and high motivational learning strategies, with motivation levels varying significantly across disciplines and influenced by factors such as residence and study habits.
This nationally representative study of South Korean older adults found that while age discrimination is significantly associated with increased depressive symptoms, only instrumental social support—not emotional or financial support—effectively buffers this negative relationship.
This study proposes a PERMA-informed curriculum framework for first-year Bachelor of Education students in a South African Open Distance e-Learning context, arguing that addressing structural well-being challenges through targeted curricular design is essential for student success.
This study reveals that a significant portion of Japanese nursing literature remains invisible to international discovery tools not due to a lack of digital identifiers, but because most records are registered with the Japan Link Center rather than Crossref, creating a structural barrier that isolates this national research from the global metadata graph.