Philosophy Classes May Quietly Build the Soft Skills Employers Want Most
A survey of 527 Vietnamese university students found that positive perceptions of mandatory Marxist-Leninist philosophy courses were strongly linked to ...
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A 45-Minute AI Training Session Turns Students From Answer Seekers Into Critical Partners
A randomized controlled trial found that a single 45-minute structured training session significantly improved students' AI-assisted physics problem revision, raising ...
Baby Sleep Patterns in a Middle Eastern Birth Cohort Reveal Links to Early Development
New findings from the PERSIAN Birth Cohort link infant nighttime sleep duration, continuity, and timing to developmental outcomes at twelve ...
Emotional Support Shields Couples When Financial Stress Spills Into Relationships
A University of Florida daily diary study of 84 unmarried couples found that emotional support from a partner reduces how ...
Distance shapes how family caregivers reflect on stress, study finds
University of Tokyo researchers found that family caregivers who write about stress after gaining temporal, spatial or social distance shift ...
Mapping How Rural Chinese Teens Cope: A Network Study Links Coping Patterns to Depression, Anxiety and Stress
A study of 2,010 rural Chinese adolescents used network and latent profile analysis to map coping styles, identifying core strategies ...
When Parents Watch, Kids Learn: Family Supervision Shapes Children’s Digital Skills
A study of 379 Spanish primary school pupils finds that family supervision is linked to significant differences in children's digital ...
Nursing Students Are Turning to AI First, Before They Even Think, Study Finds
A grounded theory study of 23 Chinese master's nursing students reveals that generative AI is shifting from a backup tool ...
Students Use AI as Answer Machine or Verifier, Rarely as Thinking Partner
A new study finds that undergraduates used generative AI in three distinct cognitive modes—passive, active, and constructive—while no evidence emerged ...
Rage, Not Tics: Explosive Outbursts Strain Families of Children With Tourette Syndrome
A study of 289 parents found that explosive outbursts, rather than tics or comorbidities, predict impairment in problem solving, roles, ...
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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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