Tag: Perception

Ukay-ukay consumption is increasingly shaped by identity and trust
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in Business, Management and Accounting
Explore how Philippine ukay-ukay entrepreneurs reveal second-hand clothing consumption drivers beyond economic necessity, emphasizing identity construction and trust in informal fashion markets.
Operational transparency improved understanding, not engagement
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in Public relations
Research shows operational transparency in government social media improves public understanding and trust, but doesn’t increase engagement or collaboration intentions.
Chinese stigma scale for healthcare professionals shows reliable validity
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in Psychology
Validation study of the Chinese PSSS-HCP scale measuring healthcare professional stigma toward patients with persistent somatic symptoms, demonstrating strong psychometric properties for clinical use.
Grade 11 students showed gaps in basic programming concepts
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in Mathematics education
Study reveals Grade 11 students struggle with fundamental programming concepts like variables and loops before formal instruction, suggesting need for scaffolded teaching approaches.
Deliberative experience increased perceived legitimacy in Honduras
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in Social Sciences
Study on how citizen participation in deliberative assemblies increases institutional legitimacy in Honduras, even when participants disagree with outcomes.
Italian parents link climate change with daily family life
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in Social Sciences
Explore how Italian parents experience and navigate climate change through their parenting roles, emotional responses, family routines, and the tension between personal agency and global helplessness.
Women view sustainable finance more positively than men
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in Finance
Gender differences in sustainable finance perception: women demonstrate higher positive assessment while men emphasize financial knowledge considerations in evaluation.
PET-Health participants reported better collaboration and communication
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in Medical education
Brazilian PET-Health program improves interprofessional collaboration among healthcare professionals through structured teamwork, reducing stereotypes and enhancing communication across disciplines.
Wheeler’s installation links desert perception with the sublime
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in Arts and Humanities
Analysis of Doug Wheeler’s immersive installation examining landscape representation, the sublime, and human-nature relationships through philosophical and ecological theoretical frameworks.
Arabic influence linked to punctuation errors in English writing
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in Linguistics
Contrastive analysis of English and Arabic punctuation systems examining interference patterns in Libyan learners’ English writing through mixed-methods error analysis and questionnaire assessment.