1761 papers
This study of 684 middle school students reveals that academic self-efficacy in physical education positively predicts exercise adherence, a relationship that is partially mediated by exercise self-regulation.
This paper argues that while donor retrenchment in Zimbabwe has intensified organizational precarity, it simultaneously exposes the limitations of traditional aid architectures and creates space for local actors—particularly rural women's groups—to exercise genuine agency through resource diversification and community-led strategies, thereby calling for a shift in donor practices from gatekeeping to facilitation to achieve meaningful localisation.
This study of 1,170 first-year Chinese college students reveals that perceived teacher, peer, and AI support positively influence mental health both directly and indirectly through school adjustment, highlighting the potential for human-machine collaborative support systems to enhance student well-being.
This study utilizes spatial analysis of 3,928 Wushu-related points of interest to reveal a highly concentrated distribution pattern within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, where Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Foshan dominate the supply, offering critical evidence for heritage-sport planning and public health policy.
This study proposes an integrated framework combining cognitive linguistics and dialogic theory to demonstrate how fictional dialogue functions as a cognitive action that guides readers in constructing dynamic mental models of characters' intentions and relationships, thereby deepening narrative coherence and emotional engagement.
This paper outlines a protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis designed to synthesize evidence on gender disparities in authorship and other scholarly contributions across scientific disciplines, aiming to inform policies that promote equity in academic recognition.
This qualitative descriptive study of fifteen undergraduate nursing students reveals that while they use Large Language Models pragmatically to enhance learning efficiency, they face challenges regarding accuracy and professional relevance, prompting recommendations for nursing-specific AI tools, ethical guidelines, and literacy training.
This paper introduces and validates a document-conditioned large language model pipeline that achieves 98.4% accuracy in extracting procedural and legal outcomes from over 195,000 eviction court documents, revealing that while statewide right-to-counsel programs exist, tenant access to legal representation remains low and heavily dependent on early procedural engagement.
This study reframes Kerala's Theyyam and Padayani ritual performances as complex indigenous knowledge systems, utilizing Schechner's performance methodology to demonstrate their potential as dynamic frameworks for educational reform, cultural preservation, and decolonial approaches aligned with India's National Education Policy 2020 and Viksit Bharat 2047 goals.
This study utilizes Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis to explore the lived experiences of twelve Iranian civilians following the June 2025 armed conflict, revealing five key themes that illustrate how war disrupts identity and social trust while highlighting the complex processes of meaning-making and resilience essential for culturally responsive mental health interventions.