1761 papers
This 2024 study of 286 medical students reveals that higher levels of self-compassion and lower levels of maladaptive perfectionism significantly predict better health-promoting behaviors, suggesting that interventions targeting these psychological traits could effectively improve student health and prevent burnout.
This three-wave longitudinal study of Chinese primary school students reveals that while father presence serves as a stable family resource positively associated with parental autonomy support and basic psychological need satisfaction at the between-person level, it is the reciprocal dynamic between parental autonomy support and need satisfaction that drives psychological adjustment at the within-person level.
This qualitative study argues that despite holding five general elections between 1995 and 2015, the EPRDF maintained an authoritarian regime in Ethiopia by employing systematic control and manipulation tactics—such as arrests, resource manipulation, and infiltration of opposition groups—that undermined electoral legitimacy, fairness, and the nation's overall democratic development.
This study empirically validates an ICT-enhanced EACCL framework through a survey of 312 science teachers in Sindh, Pakistan, demonstrating that critical thinking and curriculum alignment are key predictors for developing 21st-century competencies and improving science teacher education in resource-constrained contexts.
Drawing on Conservation of Resources and Social Support theories, this study of 300 Chinese employees reveals that AI replacement awareness fully undermines self-efficacy by simultaneously reducing work engagement and increasing job insecurity, though these negative effects can be buffered by the collaborative use of AI.
Two preregistered experiments demonstrate that instructing individuals to generate vivid mental imagery while reading about climate change effectively increases their psychological proximity to the threat, thereby strengthening pro-environmental intentions and real-world donation behavior compared to standard information provision.
This two-study research demonstrates that while AI career recommendations optimized for accuracy can widen socioeconomic disparities and suggest infeasible pathways, integrating human counsellor review significantly improves feasibility-adjusted career fit and reduces inequality by preserving student agency and ensuring recommendations align with practical constraints.
This paper details how the authors achieved top performance in the Predicting Fertility data challenge by employing two data engineering strategies—time-shift data augmentation to increase sample size and partner linkage to expand feature sets—demonstrating their effectiveness for optimizing machine learning on tabular social science datasets.
This cross-sectional study of Chinese vocational health students found a strong positive association between perceived school support and self-reported digital civic responsibility, though the authors caution that common method bias and poor discriminant validity likely inflate this correlation, rendering the findings hypothesis-generating rather than causal.
Using nationally representative data from India's Longitudinal Ageing Study, this paper identifies that life satisfaction among older adults is significantly shaped by a combination of socioeconomic status, family structure, and health factors, highlighting the need for multi-dimensional policies to address well-being disparities.