Young people engaging in anti-social behavior online seek social approval, study finds
Young adults engage in online anti-social behavior for fun and social approval, and those who perpetrate this behavior tend to ...
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UC study: Engaging in civic leadership empowers refugees, immigrants
Research led by a University of Cincinnati doctoral student shows that immigrants and refugees who participated in a civic leadership ...
nTIDE February 2023 Jobs Report: People with disabilities engaging in labor force at record rates
East Hanover, NJ – March, 10 2023 – The labor force participation rate reached an all-time high for people with ...
An engaging leadership style may boost employee engagement
A new analysis suggests that a particular leadership style dubbed “engaging leadership” can boost employees’ engagement and enhance team effectiveness ...
How Facebook clickbait draws users into engaging with posts
A study of 4,000 Facebook posts by news organizations provides unique insights into clickbait and user engagement. The study, published ...
Engaging in comprehensive advance care planning improves participation among older patients
BOSTON – New research, published in JAMA Network Open shows that using a comprehensive approach to engage patients in Advance ...
Developing public interest technology by engaging with and empowering communities
When it comes to the design and development of socio-technical systems, the public interest isn't always a priority. A human-centered ...
Chinese youth not engaging in heart healthy habits
Many children and adolescents in China have less than ideal cardiovascular health, including low rates of physical activity and unhealthy ...
nTIDE October 2021 COVID Update: Rise in unemployment may indicate increase in jobseekers engaging with the labor market
East Hanover, NJ. November 22, 2021. Unemployment rose for people with and without disabilities, following two consecutive months of decline, ...
Making (and breaking) eye contact makes conversation more engaging
Making eye contact repeatedly when you’re talking to someone is common, but why do we do it? When two people ...
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Multiple sclerosis more prevalent in Black Americans than previously thought
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UTHSC researchers’ work on human pangenome aids understanding of common chromosomal abnormality
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Weather anomalies are keeping insects active longer
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American Indian and Alaska native men less likely to receive prostate cancer screening
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Whales not to be counted on as ‘climate savers’: study
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University of Sydney launches innovative research fellowship scheme to tackle global challenges