Long Commutes Do Not Explain Why Some College Students Feel Worse Than Others
A study of Irish college students finds that commute times and housing arrangements explain only a small share of well-being ...
A study of Irish college students finds that commute times and housing arrangements explain only a small share of well-being ...
A preliminary cross-sectional study of 128 Persian-speaking children aged 3 to 5 found expressive prosody outperformed receptive prosody, with maternal ...
A study using TIMSS 2023 data finds that personal device ownership is negatively associated with mathematics achievement in South Africa, ...
A cross-sectional study of 707 Iranian adults used path analysis to identify direct and indirect associations among happiness, quality of ...
A longitudinal CHARLS analysis of 12,554 Chinese middle-aged and older adults found that higher socioeconomic status was associated with lower ...
A new diagnostic framework applied to Dutch health records reveals that standard fairness metrics can hide feature-level patterns of algorithmic ...
A meta-analysis of ICILS 2023 data from 33 countries finds that school digital practices raise students' overall digital competence but ...
A study of 1,077 rural older adults in Shaanxi Province links lower socioeconomic status to poorer self-rated health, weaker cognitive ...
An analysis of 66,193 Spanish health survey responses found persistent socioeconomic differences in primary, specialist and emergency care use from ...
A cross-sectional study of 2,702 rural Chinese adolescents found that the association between lower subjective socioeconomic status and depression was ...
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