Helping Coworkers Cuts Both Ways: Daily Study Reveals Interruptions and Connection
A ten-day diary study finds that reactive helping at work simultaneously increases interruptions and negative affect while boosting relatedness and ...
Tag: Self-Determination Theory
Parents’ Exercise Expectations Reach Teenagers Through a Two-Step Motivational Chain, Study Finds
A survey of 518 Chinese adolescents finds that parental expectations for physical activity influence teenagers' exercise behavior mainly through a ...
How Emotions Drive Students’ Growing Dependence on AI Writing Tools
A longitudinal study of over 1,000 Chinese undergraduates reveals that enjoyment, hope, and anxiety channel AI writing experience into distinct ...
Why New Childcare Educators Quit: Burnout, Not Physical Strain, Drives the Urge to Leave
A new study of 244 early childhood educators finds that job demands drive turnover intention indirectly through emotional fatigue, while ...
When Supportive Teachers Are Not Enough: Self-Efficacy Drives Deep Learning in Physical Education
A study of 1,294 Filipino undergraduates finds that self-efficacy, not perceived teacher support, is the strongest direct predictor of deep ...
Dinner-Table Talks About Civic Life May Steer Teens Toward Protecting the Sea
A study of 277 Italian adolescents finds that parent-child civic communication is linked to greater marine environmental responsibility through the ...
When Learning in English Hurts: Five Psychological Profiles Reveal Hidden Struggles of Saudi Students
A new study of 607 Saudi undergraduates in English-medium instruction identifies five distinct profiles of psychological need frustration, showing that ...
Why loving AI is not the same as needing it: the hidden motivations behind student dependency
A survey of 405 university students shows that AI dependency is not driven by attitude alone but by the motivational ...
Daily Emotion Crafting Predicts Satisfaction of Basic Psychological Needs
What if the secret to a better day isn't luck, but a deliberate act of emotional engineering? A new study ...
Ethical bosses spark job crafting, but only when feedback flows, study finds
A two-wave study of Chinese customer service employees finds that ethical leadership promotes job crafting through intrinsic motivation, but only ...
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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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