Why Apple Farmers Switch: New Study Decodes the Push, Pull and Anchors of Sustainable Orchard Change
A survey of 275 apple growers in Jammu and Kashmir shows that dissatisfaction with traditional orchards, more than the appeal ...
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Good Teaching and Warm Teacher Relationships Drive Student Engagement in China’s Entrepreneurship Courses
A survey of 456 Chinese first-year undergraduates finds that perceived teaching quality and supportive teacher interpersonal behaviour are both strongly ...
Board oversight emerges as the strongest lever for ESG risk outcomes in non-financial firms
A survey of 114 medium-sized and large non-financial firms in Slovenia and Croatia links three dimensions of ESG risk governance ...
Family Ties and Faith Leaders Outshine TV in Shaping Postpartum Depression Knowledge in Northern Nigeria
A survey of 519 women in Niger and Yobe States found that family networks, medical personnel, radio, religious leaders, social ...
Green HR Practices Give Hotels a Lasting Edge, Study of Indian Five-Star Staff Finds
A study of 321 employees in Indian five-star hotels shows that green human resource management builds sustainable competitive advantage through ...
Human DNA in River Sediment Emerges as Strongest Clue to Microplastic Hotspots
A study of China's Shihe River found that human mitochondrial DNA in sediment, a molecular marker of site-specific human activity, ...
Why Gamified Online Courses Keep Learners Coming Back: Two Psychological Pathways Revealed
A new study finds that gamification boosts learners' intention to keep using MOOCs through two psychological pathways, goal commitment and ...
AI Boosts Teaching Quality in Yemen’s Health Education Institutions, Study Finds
A survey of 280 faculty members across five Yemeni universities found a strong positive link between AI adoption and perceived ...
Why Young Men in Aggressive Social Circles Are the Face of Cyberbullying in Jordan
A study of 472 participants in Jordan finds that age, gender, and an aggressive social climate drive both cyberbullying and ...
Digital Media Amplify How Public Services Shape Institutional Trust in Peru
A survey of 1,400 people in southern Peru shows public service delivery, not political approval, is the strongest driver of ...
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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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