Social Science
Pandemic Risk Aversion Reshapes Study Abroad Plans of Elite Chinese Students, Seven-Year Study Finds
A seven-year longitudinal study of 22 elite Chinese undergraduates finds that COVID-19 produced lasting risk aversion, redirecting students from traditional...
Library Storytimes Quietly Build Babies’ Math Brains, Study Finds
A new observational study shows that public library storytimes for babies and toddlers weave all four foundational early math precursors...
Childhood Experiences Shape Who Feels Punished by God as Adults, Study of 200,000 People Finds
A preregistered study of over 200,000 adults in 22 countries finds that childhood abuse, family exclusion, financial hardship, gender, and...
Prison Time May Leave a Lasting Mark on Aging Eyes, Landmark Study Finds
A decade-long national study finds that older Americans with a history of incarceration face a significantly higher risk of progressively...
New Risk–Resilience Framework Maps Flood Mismatches Across China’s Yangtze River Delta
A new integrated risk-resilience framework reveals that more than a third of China's Yangtze River Delta faces high flood danger...
Building Dense Cities Without Sacrificing Biodiversity: What Birds Reveal in Gothenburg
A study in npj Urban Sustainability uses bird observations in Gothenburg, Sweden, to examine how cities can pursue dense, compact...
Hyperpresidentialism: How American Power Is Concentrating in One Office
New research argues that the United States under the second Trump administration exemplifies hyperpresidentialism, a stage of executive dominance in...
Social Science Papers Increasingly Overstate Cause and Effect, Study Finds
A large-scale analysis using large language models and experiments shows that overreaching causal claims are common and increasing in the...
Motor Learning May Not Reshape Brain Structure as Strongly as Thought
A pilot study combining synaptic PET imaging with structural MRI found no significant changes in synaptic density or gray matter...
Students Can’t Stop Flipping Equations: A Game Just Fixed 87% of the Mistakes
A gamified tablet-based learning tool cut persistent reversal errors in algebra word problems by 87 percent among university students while...
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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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