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Background and objectiveEsports places stringent demands on participants in terms of neural information processing speed, real-time decision-making precision, and cognitive stability. The coexistence of prolonged…
This study aims to examine the individual and country-level determinants of individuals’ preferences between environmental protection and economic growth within an international comparative framework. Conducted across 66…
Personality, social, and narrative psychology increasingly call for context-sensitive approaches to understanding how selfhood and agency are organized under structurally unequal conditions. This three-wave field survey…
ObjectiveAs a pivotal demographic in society, college students play a key role in shaping future social development. Investigating exercise motivation, positive emotions, and physical exercise commitment is crucial for…
Employee well-being has become a strategic imperative as organizations worldwide confront rising burnout, disengagement, and the human costs of intensified competition. Yet organizations face a paradox: the…
BackgroundClimbing is a sport that demands high levels of both physical and mental effort, and athletes may encounter significant stress during performance. Mental toughness refers to an athlete’s capacity to cope with…
IntroductionDrawing on sociotechnical systems theory, this study examines how and when human–AI collaborative job crafting is associated with employee job performance.MethodsUsing three-wave data from 485 employees and…
IntroductionThe growing use of generative AI tools in everyday work improves efficiency but also creates uncertainty about how employees interpret their roles and whether they are willing to collaborate with AI. Drawing…
BackgroundFamily caregivers of disabled older adults frequently face significant challenges that are associated with their mental health. Psychological resilience and family functioning may be associated with depressive…
BackgroundRural-origin university students in China face distinct psychosocial challenges, with social anxiety being particularly prevalent. Although physical activity is consistently associated with reduced social…
IntroductionDemoralization syndrome, characterized by distress and subjective incompetence, is prevalent among cancer survivors and particularly salient among breast cancer survivors (BCS). Collective trauma may…
ObjectiveTo explore the improvement effect of lower limb exoskeleton robot intervention on the athletic performance of disabled athletes and the underlying psychological mechanisms, so as to provide empirical evidence…
ObjectivesPreventing cognitive decline is a major challenge in aging research. While mind–body exercises and cognitive training each enhance cognitive function, their combined impact on cognitively normal older adults…
The aim of this study is to investigate the relationship between eighth-grade students’ mathematics homework types and their combinations and their Mathematics Academic Performance (MAP) in the context of China’s “Double…
AimThis study aims to identify latent subgroups of dyadic coping (DC) patterns among patients with neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder (NMOSD) and examine factors associated with subgroup classification.DesignA…
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into organizational contexts is reshaping how employees work, interact, and respond to changing workplace dynamics. Although AI is often expected to improve…
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has rapidly entered educational settings, yet a fundamental question remains unresolved: does GenAI enhance learning or does it improve immediate performance while reducing the…
In nature, animals must rapidly regain coordinated locomotion after neuromuscular injury, but the earliest compensatory strategies remain unknown. We addressed this gap using a chronic, implantable kilohertz electrical…
While the cerebellum is increasingly recognized for its involvement in language processing, how it represents bilingual language information remains poorly understood. Crucially, it remains unknown whether and how it…
Mutations in Fused in Sarcoma (FUS), an RNA binding protein, cause Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). ALS is an aggressive neurodegenerative disease resulting in motor neuron degeneration. Defects in synaptic integrity…
Patients with Parkinson’s disease (PD) can experience cognitive impairments linked to low frequency “theta” 4 Hz cortical activity and cognitive control. Our study investigated effects of 4 Hz subthalamic nucleus (STN)…
Co-expression of tau and amyloid-beta with α-syn pathology is shown in over 50% of Parkinsonâs Disease postmortem brains, and these patients present with enhanced cognitive decline and disease phenotype. This review…
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Cognitive impairment affects 30%â80% of patients with heart failure, yet the mechanisms beyond reduced brain blood flow remain poorly defined. Here we show that circulating factors released during heart failure trigger…
Perceptual judgements and their metacognitive evaluation are considered tightly coupled aspects of decision-making, yet emerging evidence suggests distinct neural mechanisms underlie these processes. In motion…
Whether the brain encodes the subjective value of pleasant and unpleasant situations via a single integrated circuit or through distinct pathways remains unresolved. How such signals guide choice across contexts also…
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is increasingly recognised as being associated with distributed structural and functional brain alterations, yet existing neuroimaging syntheses lack an integrated multimodal approach…
Creating captivating museum experiences is crucial, yet understanding how these experiences influence visitors remains limited. This study investigates the influence of holographic displays on visitor engagement and…
Cognitive screening tools are rarely validated for Indigenous populations of Latin America, a barrier to early dementia detection. We culturally adapted and evaluated the psychometric performance of the Peruvian version…
Depression and anxiety are common mental health disorders that often share overlapping symptoms. This can limit the specificity of standard screening tools and complicate differential diagnosis. Changes in judgment can…