What Is Play? 327 Young Children Give Science a Surprisingly Clear Answer
A large study interviewing 327 children aged four to eight shows young children hold coherent, differentiated conceptions of play that ...
Tag: qualitative research
Women Turn to Online Forums With Vulvar Cancer Fears That Medicine Has Not Answered
A social listening study of 619 online questions reveals that difficulty interpreting vulvar bodily changes is the most persistent unmet ...
What Parents Really Think About Exposure Therapy for Childhood Anxiety
A qualitative study of 36 caregivers reveals that parents view exposure therapy for childhood anxiety as accurate and effective but ...
What Really Drives Surgeons in Training to Keep Learning
A qualitative study of fourteen senior surgical residents finds that professional identity and personal values drive self-regulated learning, while limited ...
The Hidden Power Brokers: How Leaders Open Doors in Academic Medicine
A qualitative study of fifteen academic medicine leaders reveals that while all engage in sponsorship to advance faculty careers, lack ...
When Curing Patients Costs Money: Chinese Doctors Reveal How Payment Reform Skews Who Gets Treated
Interviews with 21 physicians in Nanjing reveal that China's DRG payment reform drives patient selection through interacting factors of capability, ...
Nurses Describe the Hidden Weight of Caring as Stress Erodes Wellbeing and Patient Care
A qualitative study of 15 nurses in a Saudi tertiary teaching hospital reveals how occupational stress erodes wellbeing and caring ...
Social Ties, Stigma and Clinic Rules Steer Opioid Treatment Choices After Prison
A qualitative study of 28 recently incarcerated adults shows that stigma, transportation, clinic rules and the fentanyl supply shape whether ...
Ten Weeks of Group Exercise Sparked Lasting Life Changes for People With Visual Impairment
A qualitative follow-up study in Taiwan found that adults with visual impairment continued to report improved health, daily functioning and ...
Silence in the Seminar Room: Fear Keeps Black Scholars Quiet on Racism in European Academia
A new qualitative study of Black academics in Britain and Germany finds that fear of career repercussions discourages scholars from ...
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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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