AI Sports Broadcasting Wins Over Viewers When Ease of Use Comes First, Study Finds
A survey of 630 Chinese viewers shows that perceived ease of use and usefulness of AI sports broadcasting features shape ...
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Loneliness and Purpose in Life Shape Mental Health After Japan’s Noto Peninsula Disasters
A large survey of Noto Peninsula disaster survivors shows that loneliness and a diminished sense of purpose in life are ...
Emotional Intelligence Emerges as a Hidden Engine of Smarter Investing
A new study of 448 Indian investors finds that emotional intelligence significantly improves investment performance by curbing overconfidence and strengthening ...
Age May Not Decide How Engaged Indian Employees Feel at Work, Study Finds
A structural equation modeling study of 2,133 Indian employees found that chronological age showed only small negative correlations with work ...
Why TikTok Wins on Ease While YouTube Feels More Useful, According to a New Study
A survey of 351 young adults shows the Technology Acceptance Model predicts TikTok use far better than YouTube use, with ...
Virtual Museums Turn Digital Visitors Into Paying Loyal Audiences, Study Finds
A new survey-based study shows that digital museum experiences and social media value build visitor satisfaction and cultural identity, which ...
Cannabis Screening Test Reveals Two Distinct Dimensions of Risk, Swiss Study Finds
A Swiss study of 3,454 cannabis users shows the CUDIT-R screening questionnaire is best understood as two separate dimensions, use ...
What Teachers Do and Expect Matters More Than What They Say, Somali Study Finds
A survey of 249 secondary school students in Mogadishu shows that behavioral and expectation-based negative labeling shape motivation, while verbal ...
Public Art and Digital Platforms Help safeguard Emirati Identity, Survey of 543 Residents Finds
A survey of 543 UAE residents shows that public art, culturally responsive urban design, and digital platforms significantly strengthen national ...
Quiet Quitting Starts With Silence: How Autonomy Threats Drive Employee Withdrawal
A survey of 281 Indian service sector employees shows that workplace silence, work-leisure conflict and abusive supervision fuel quiet quitting ...
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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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