Social Science
How Long Men Look at Images May Reveal Hidden Patterns of Sexual Arousal
A study of 146 civilly committed men found that viewing time patterns on a computer task closely matched physiological arousal...
Why Kindergarten Teachers Put Off Decisions: New Study Reveals Four Key Triggers
A new qualitative study of 46 kindergarten teachers identifies task complexity, low self-efficacy, uncertainty anxiety, and fear of regret as...
Neighborhood Disadvantage May Be Simpler Than We Thought, Study Finds
A nationwide factor analysis of more than 84,000 US census tracts finds that neighborhood disadvantage has shifted from a multidimensional...
White Supremacy Undermines the Universal Human Rights Agenda, Study Finds
A new study in Discover Global Society argues that white supremacy operates as a structural force that sabotages the universal...
Smart cities need trust, not just better tech, new study argues
A new perspective in Discover Cities argues that smart city trust is built through reciprocal social relations, not technical fixes,...
Teachers Report Sharper AI Awareness After University-Wide Training Push
A two-year study of 180 Spanish university teachers found that an institutional generative AI training plan significantly increased teachers' awareness,...
NAO Robot Helps Students with Autism Shine in the Classroom
A new study finds that students with autism spectrum disorder showed significantly improved focus and classroom performance when lessons were...
Faith on Campus: Religiosity Fails to Shield Students from Deviance
A study of 313 Ghanaian university students finds that religiosity, though high, shows selective and sometimes positive links to deviance,...
Rethinking How Science Shares, Judges, and Gathers Its People
A new commentary in npj Science of Learning argues that transforming research culture requires coordinated reform of knowledge sharing, evaluation...
Nearly One in Eleven Japanese Adults Identifies as a Sexual or Gender Minority, Landmark Survey Finds
The first nationally representative study of its kind in Asia estimates that 8.6 percent of Japanese people aged 15 and...
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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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