How Elite Chinese Students Turn Struggle Into Award-Winning Stories of Excellence
A seven-year analysis of scholarship defence speeches at a leading Chinese university shows that student excellence is certified through a...
Adolescent Social Media Laws Outpace the Evidence Needed to Judge Them
A JAMA Network Open review finds that laws regulating adolescent social media use are advancing faster than the systematic evidence...
AI Makes Frontline Police More Punitive, and Accountability Decides How Much
A preregistered experiment with 356 frontline police officers shows that AI-supported enforcement pushes officers toward more formal and coercive styles,...
Social Robots in Preschool Classrooms Show Promise as Supports, Not Stand-Alone Teachers
A new scoping review of 25 studies finds that embodied social robots reliably boost preschoolers' engagement and communication but offer...
Companies Use a Quiet Playbook to Undercut Stakeholder Dissent, New Theory Argues
A new theory describes organizational repression, a systematic corporate playbook for anticipating, disrupting, and escalating against stakeholder activism.
Emotional Bonds With Places Drive Adventure Tourists’ Well-Being, Malaysia Study Finds
A survey of 398 Malaysian adventure tourists in Gopeng, Perak shows that emotional attachment to a destination consistently predicts satisfaction,...
Nursing Students Split Into Three AI Literacy Groups, Study Reveals Distinct Training Needs
A mixed-methods study of 403 Chinese nursing students identifies three distinct AI literacy profiles and maps the tailored educational needs...
Latin American Students Embrace AI in University, but Ethics Knowledge Lags Behind
A survey of 570 master's students in Ecuador, Spain, and the Dominican Republic finds positive attitudes toward artificial intelligence in...
Micro-LIBS Maps Hidden Layers of Dunhuang Murals at the Micron Scale
Researchers used micro-laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy to identify pigments and map paint layer thicknesses in the ancient murals of Dunhuang's Mogao...
Passive Leadership in Ethiopian Primary Schools Linked to Low Teacher Commitment, Study Finds
A study of 198 Ethiopian primary school teachers finds principals predominantly practice laissez-faire leadership, and teachers report low organizational commitment...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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