3015 papers
This qualitative study demonstrates that Visual Thinking Strategies effectively mobilize Theory of Mind in nursing education by fostering diverse social cognition inferences, particularly regarding uncertainty and multiperspectivity, through the co-construction of meaning.
This study employs a binary opposition framework and a novel digital corpus of 1,412 MOOC participant reflections to analyze how Mukhtar Auezov's early short prose constructs unresolved tragic character dynamics that contemporary readers actively reinterpret through the lens of tradition, identity, and post-Soviet trauma.
Drawing on securitisation theory and an analysis of social media comments, this paper argues that the Russian state's efforts to securitise English as part of its geopolitical confrontation with the West have largely failed to achieve public acceptance, instead provoking widespread delegitimisation and rejection of these policies.
This paper analyzes the "democracies vs. autocracies" binary as a US strategic narrative under the Biden administration, tracing its origins, transmission to Europe, and reception in China to explain its eventual decline.
Using 2023 China Comprehensive Social Survey data, this study demonstrates that rural education significantly enhances subjective well-being both directly and indirectly through increased household income, while health status positively moderates the relationship between income and well-being.
This study utilized latent profile analysis on 689 high-risk children to identify six distinct subtypes of problematic sexual behavior characterized by varying combinations of interpersonal acts, maltreatment histories, and co-occurring symptoms, thereby highlighting the heterogeneity of these presentations to inform more targeted identification and treatment strategies.
This longitudinal study of 725 Vietnamese undergraduates reveals that successful adaptation to AI-supported learning is characterized by high self-efficacy and metacognitive regulation with low cognitive offloading, a stable "Optimal" profile that consistently yields higher academic performance than maladaptive patterns of over-reliance on AI.
Using PISA 2022 data from Kosovo, this study reveals that while socioeconomic status is the strongest predictor of science achievement, curiosity and creative self-efficacy serve as key motivational drivers, whereas growth mindset effects appear culturally contingent with a counterintuitive negative indirect pathway through creative self-efficacy.
This article argues that the events following October 7, 2023, have catalyzed a generational rupture in Western diaspora interfaith relations, where digitally networked Muslim youth are re-politicizing Jewish–Muslim encounters by reframing solidarity with Palestine as a devotional commitment that challenges institutional consensus models and demands a pluralism grounded in contestation rather than the suppression of political disagreement.
This paper argues that the trolley problem's true significance in autonomous vehicle ethics lies not in providing definitive crash solutions, but in serving as a dynamic framework of contestation that continuously shapes, reframes, and expands ethical inquiry from extreme scenarios to broader issues of risk governance and institutional responsibility.