Grand Canal study finds visible heritage can lack cultural meaning
A multimodal study of 12 Grand Canal towns found that visible commercial heritage can remain culturally shallow, with four towns ...
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Why Trust, Not Awareness, Drives How Indian Students Engage With Generative AI
A survey of 207 Indian university students finds that perceived usefulness, not epistemic awareness, drives trust in generative AI and ...
Bayesian Network Weighs Tourism Boom Against Vanishing Coastal Defences in Vietnam
A new Bayesian Belief Network model reveals that three decades of tourism-driven growth in Vietnam's Thu Bon Estuary have boosted ...
Why richer, bigger households waste more food in urban Nigeria
A survey of 239 urban households in Enugu State, Nigeria, finds that environmental awareness reduces household food waste while income ...
Career Guidance Builds Job-Ready Graduates in Nigeria, Study Finds
The study's reliance on structural equation modelling reflects a broader methodological shift in educational psychology research, where researchers increasingly move ...
The Managerial Skill That Turns Government Ties Into Factory Growth
A survey of 393 manufacturing SMEs in Nairobi finds that managerial orchestration competence, not institutional networks alone, drives business growth, ...
When Climate Stress Hits, Staying and Leaving May Be Two Sides of the Same Plan
A survey of 460 smallholder households in Zambia's Western Province finds that migration and in-situ adaptation intentions are positively correlated, ...
Virtual Fitting Rooms That Sell: Study Reveals Which AR Features Actually Drive Fashion Shoppers to Buy
A new study of 216 Pakistani fashion consumers finds that personalisation, creative engagement, connectedness, and immersion in augmented reality shopping ...
Family Help Cuts App Use: Time Pressure and Effort Drive Women to Quick Commerce
A new study of 417 women in urban India finds that time pressure and physical effort drive Quick Commerce adoption, ...
Self-Regulation Emerges as the Hidden Engine of Student Engagement in Online Language Learning
A study of 625 Algerian undergraduate EFL students shows that self-regulation drives online learning engagement both directly and through the ...
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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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