Future Selves Shape How Student Teachers Become Teachers, Study Finds
A twelve-week qualitative study of Turkish pre-service English teachers shows that imagined ideal and feared selves act as both motivational ...
Tag: qualitative research
The Silent Weight of Care: How Indian Healthcare Workers Carried Burnout and Moral Injury Through COVID-19
A phenomenological study of ten Indian healthcare workers reveals how pandemic-era burnout, moral distress, and institutional neglect accumulated into a ...
Education Alone Is Not Enough: What Nursing Home Staff Really Think About Palliative Care
A Swedish qualitative study of eighteen nursing home staff members finds that palliative care education succeeds only when individual attitudes, ...
Children Paint What They Cannot Say: Arts Unlock Life-and-Death Learning
A new study from Taiwan shows that expressive arts give children a symbolic, non-verbal pathway to explore life and death, ...
Thirst Leaves Lasting Scars on ICU Patients Who Cannot Speak, Study Finds
A qualitative study of 20 post-extubation ICU patients in Tehran reveals that thirst during mechanical ventilation is a multidimensional ordeal ...
When a Parent Is Dying: Global Study Reveals How Deprivation Reshapes Cancer Care for Families
A global qualitative study of 44 professionals in 23 countries finds that deprivation must be addressed through food, housing and ...
Soweto Mothers See Babies as Empty USBs, Revealing How Care Flows Both Ways
A qualitative study of 26 mothers in Soweto, South Africa finds that caregivers see themselves as active teachers of their ...
Nurses Reveal Why Neonatal IV Care Stays Reactive Instead of Proactive
A qualitative study of neonatal nurses in three Dutch intensive care units finds that vascular access decisions are made reactively ...
Why Employees Can’t Stop Saving: The Hidden Cost of Workplace Digital Hoarding
A qualitative study in Current Psychology identifies reactive and proactive forms of workplace digital hoarding, showing how defensive and strategic ...
Coaches’ Intuition Outperforms Data in Spotting Badminton Injury Risk
Interviews with twenty German badminton stakeholders reveal that coaches rely on intuitive, experience-based cues such as over-motivation and behavioral deviations, ...
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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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