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This study demonstrates that perceived organizational support positively influences organizational citizenship behavior among Chinese football referees both directly and indirectly through psychological capital, while role conflict significantly weakens the beneficial impact of organizational support on psychological capital.
This paper classifies Old Konkani literature from the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries into diverse genres, arguing that the corpus represents a rich, indigenous tradition shaped by oral transmission and multilingual contact rather than merely a collection of missionary texts.
This paper argues that Erich Fromm reconstructed Marx's theory of human liberation by expanding the concept of alienation from purely economic relations to encompass psychological, cultural, and existential dimensions, thereby proposing a comprehensive model of liberation grounded in active freedom, love, and humanistic education.
Drawing on Embodied and Multimodal Conversation Analysis, this study reveals that postdigital peer feedback among student teachers engaged in collaborative animation emerges not through explicit verbal evaluation but through the socio-material interplay of shared orientation, anticipatory coordination, and perceptual alignment.
This qualitative study of 59 Chinese collegiate basketball athletes reveals that their low utilization of psychological support stems not from unwillingness but from limited program availability and cultural barriers such as stigma and deference to coach authority, suggesting that performance-focused, culturally integrated interventions are needed to improve help-seeking behaviors.
This article proposes expanding the trauma-informed continuum from the past-focused "what happened to you?" to a future-oriented "what's next for you?" by applying ecological systems theory and utopian method to shift the focus from individual pathology to systemic responsibility and the collective capacity to reimagine a hopeful future for children impacted by complex trauma.
This paper explores how the Bhil tribe, an ancient indigenous community in western and central India, navigates the pressures of globalization by demonstrating resilience and adaptability to maintain a balance between their rich traditional heritage and modern influences.
This study utilizes machine learning models, specifically XGBoost enhanced by SMOTE for class imbalance and domain-informed feature selection for high dimensionality, to successfully predict individual three-year childbearing outcomes in the Netherlands using PreFer survey data.
This study argues that while digital governance in Jammu and Kashmir holds significant potential to advance sustainable development by improving access to public services, its effectiveness is currently constrained by infrastructural deficits, digital inequality, and political restrictions, necessitating a holistic approach that prioritizes inclusive infrastructure, capacity building, and data protection to ensure equitable outcomes.
This paper examines the linguistic insecurity and inferiority complex felt by Romanian speakers in the Republic of Moldova due to political disinformation and language policies, arguing that their distinct ethnolect is a legitimate, historically evolved variety that deserves recognition rather than stigmatization.