Neighbors and trust, not technology, decide who goes solar in Iran’s forests
A study of 231 forest-dwelling households in Iran's Zagros Mountains finds that community norms, perceived cost burdens and institutional trust—not ...
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New Study Reveals How Prompt Skills and Smart Assessment Make Students Transparent With AI
A survey of 649 Indian university students found that prompt literacy, critical AI literacy, and assessment design each contribute to ...
How Ghana’s Hotels and Restaurants Fought Back Against COVID-19: New Evidence from Accra
A survey of 90 senior managers in Accra reveals how Ghana's hospitality firms weathered COVID-19 disruptions and which resilience strategies ...
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, ...
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, ...
Mental Health Literacy and Campus Conditions Shape How Vietnamese Students See University Support
A survey of 450 students at eight Vietnamese universities found that perceived institutional enabling conditions, more than self-stigma, strongly shape ...
Mindful Leaders Boost Job Performance Only Through Engaged, Innovative Employees
A study of 609 Vietnamese IT employees finds mindful leadership improves job performance only indirectly, through work engagement and innovative ...
Safety, Cost and Social Norms Drive Indian Women’s Menstrual Cup Adoption Intentions
A survey of 282 Indian women found that safety perception, attitude and subjective norms most strongly drive intentions to adopt ...
Career Goals Alone Won’t Make Students Speak English, Vietnamese Study Finds
A mixed-methods study of 382 Vietnamese undergraduates shows that career-driven motivation leads to actual English communication only when channeled through ...
DeepSeek Finds Favour Among Bangladeshi Students Despite Geopolitical Doubts
A new UTAUT-based study of 202 Bangladeshi university students reveals that geopolitical concerns shape trust and privacy perceptions, yet free ...
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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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