Gender Disparities in Pandemic-Related Strains, Digital Coping Strategies, and Protective Mechanisms Among Rural-to-Urban Migrant Working Adolescents in China by Xinge Jia, Hua Zhong, Qian Wang, Qiaobing Wu

“…Utilizing the fourth sweep of International Self-Report Delinquency Survey (ISRD4) in China comprising 769 working migrant adolescents aged 16 to 19, who did not attend high school, the present study examines variations in pandemic-related strains, frequent use of the Internet for gaming and social media, and their associations. In addition, this study investigates the moderating effect of three protective factors: conventional beliefs, internal resilience and life satisfaction. …”
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Digitalized co-production of emergency response: ICT-enabled dispatch and coordination of volunteers at the emergency site by Sofie Pilemalm, Anna Follin, Erik Prytz

“…Originality/value – While previous research on digital volunteerism mainly embraces spontaneous volunteers and social media, this study addresses long-time collaboration with professional response organizations – digitalized co-production – with a focus on the dispatch, coordination and task allocation of volunteers that are central to their integration with emergency response logistics.…”
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Text Categorization Approach for Secure Design Pattern Selection Using Software Requirement Specification by Ishfaq Ali, Muhammad Asif, Muhammad Shahbaz, Adnan Khalid, Mariam Rehman, Aziz Guergachi

“…These three SRS documents represent three different domains, i.e., e-commerce, social media, and desktop utility program. A traditional precision and recall method along with F-measure used for evaluation of information/document retrieval model is used to evaluate the results. …”
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The phenomenon of laziness as a risk factor of high school students' fascination with gadgets by Ranno I. Sunnatova

“…The hypotheses are confirmed by the fact that Spearmans correlation coefficients were obtained, showing statistically significant links between computer and social media involvement with all the identified causes of laziness, namely: reduced learning motivation, lack of self-confidence, attitudes that everything does not depend on me, so there is nothing to try, poor health, lack of conscious self-regulation, dissatisfaction with the attitude of teachers. …”
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Zionism and Academic Hegemony: The Intersection of Power, Knowledge, and Suppression in the United States Universities by Mehmet Rakipoğlu

“…This paper analyzes certain instances highlighting these dynamics, such as the rescinded job offer to Steven Salaita at the University of Illinois following his criticism of Israel’s genocide in Gaza on social media. This case, among others, underscores how Zionist lobbying and donor pressures can directly affect university governance, academic appointments, and freedom of expression within academic settings. …”
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Navigating the digital dilemma: the impact of Internet addiction on social interaction among nursing students by Mudita R. Sharma, Manisha Gupta, Dolly John Shiju, Shatrughan Pareek

“…Although daily hours spent online demonstrated a positive but nonsignificant relationship (0.11) with interaction quality, a negative correlation (−0.17) was observed between the frequency of social media use and the quality of face-to-face interactions. …”
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Managing natural disasters: An analysis of technological advancements, opportunities, and challenges by Moez Krichen, Mohamed S. Abdalzaher, Mohamed Elwekeil, Mostafa M. Fouda

“…We provide an overview of how different technologies such as Remote Sensing, Radars and Satellite Imaging, internet-of-things (IoT), Smartphones, and Social Media can be utilized in the management of NDs. …”
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Matrimonial rights and the expectations related to marriage in newspaper ads by the end of the 19th and early 20th centuries in Croatia by Lachner Višnja Z., Kordić Ljubica M.

“…Matrimonial and contact ads by men and women as potential spouses or love couples represent a valuable source of information about social rules and customs related to marriage and the relationship between men and women when social communication and social media were very limited. The paper aims to present legal rules regulating men's and women's rights and duties relating to marriage but also to shed light on how communication between potential love partners or spouses through printed media influenced the social position and identity of women by analyzing relevant newspaper ads from legal, socio-psychological, and socio-linguistic points of view.…”
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The Role of Game Involvement on Attention to Ads: Exploring Influencing Factors of Visual Attention to Game Ads on Instagram Stories by Yi-Ting Huang, An-Di Gong

“…This study examined both individual differences in media users and ad design to provide recommendations for the personalization of mobile game ads for social media. For example, ads designed for a high-involvement gamer should incorporate more diverse and complex information. …”
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Tolerance of high school students in an urban-transition city: a study in Batu City by Drajat Tri Kartono, Bagong Suyanto, Rahma Sugihartati, M. Turhan Yani, Mun’im Sirry, Theofilus Apolinaris Suryadinata, Bakat Jati Prasetyo, Lutfi Andriani

“…The study emphasizes the significant roles of family, schools, peer environments, and social media in shaping effective religious literacy. …”
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Uneven Impact of Covid-19 on Sex Workers in Spain by Carmen Meneses-Falcón, Antonio Rúa-Vieites, Olaya García-Vázquez

“…In S1, it was conducted in person with intentional sampling, while in S2, it was conducted online using social media. Regarding the results, there were significant differences between the two groups, with the lower segment being more vulnerable and facing worse conditions: more difficulties with their documents, lower level of education, less support network, more clients, more insecurity in the place where they work (streets, industrial estates or roads), younger age of starting prostitution, more coercion or need to start (most reported reasons to start in prostitution were economic need, lack of documentation, family responsibilities and debts), less possibilities of health insurance, worse physical and mental health, more food insecurity, and lower income. …”
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Likang Telu: Cultural Basis for Muslim-Catholic Relations in Manggarai by Hironimus Bandur, Adison Adrianus Sihombing

“…The trigger factors are the emergence of religious organizations both in the Catholic Church and in Islam; preferences of people’s knowledge sources that rely on the social media; and the unresolved trauma of the Muslim-Catholic relations in the past. …”
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Unraveling Green Consumer Behaviour: A Systematic Literature Review by Pearl Fafa Bansah, Vanessa Gaffar, Disman Disman, Ayu Krishna Yeliawati

“…Modern research in this field examines social media, individual values and motivations, environmental knowledge and awareness, and interventions and marketing strategies for eco-friendly consumption Conclusion: This research illuminates significant findings and current trends in the green consumer behaviour debate. …”
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Caregiver’s Opinions on the Design of the Screens of a Future Gamified Mobile Application for Self-Management of Type 1 Diabetes in Children in Saudi Arabia by Demah M. Alsalman, Zahra Bu Ali, Zainab Alnosaier, Norah Alotaibi, Turki M. Alanzi

“…To achieve this objective, a questionnaire was designed and distributed among 100 caregivers through face-to-face communication and social media using a Google Forms link. 65% of the participants met the inclusion criteria. …”
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Co creating travel experiences in a destination in crisis on youtube vloggs by Amaratunga Achchige Ishara LAKMALI, Nalin ABEYSEKERA, Suranga DAC SILVA

“…Originality of the research – Vlogging on social media is becoming a popular trend, and tourists’ co-creations on travel vlogs are attracting the attention of many stakeholders in the tourism industry. …”
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LIVELIHOOD ATTRIBUTES OF POULTRY FARMERS IN ILORIN, KWARA STATE, NIGERIA by J. O. Ifabiyi, R. O. Sanusi, F. E. Evwierhurhoma, I. G. Ma'aji

“…The findings showed that the radio, internet/social media, and family were key sources of information on poultry production. …”
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The adoption of telemedicine by healthcare practitioners in South Africa by Margaret Cullen, Andre Calitz, Sasha Boucher, Prashna Buddan

“…Main findings: The study established that the independent factors of Performance Expectancy, Facilitating Conditions, Social Media Technology and Attitude all have a significant positive relationship with the dependent factor, Behavioural Intention to adopt telemedicine. …”
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SMM for Promoting Healthy Eating: Bibliometric Analysis

“…This article summarizes the arguments and counterarguments within the scientific discussion on the use of social media marketing (SMM) for promoting healthy eating. …”
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Contextualisation of Reciprocal Alues in Fulfillment Aliqah as an Effort to Strengthen the Family by Linda Firdawaty, Zuhraini Zuhraini, Mokhammad Samson Fajar

“…Socialising reciprocal values to all elements of society through relevant institutions and social media is essential for realising family strengthening.…”
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University students’ understanding and opinions of eating disorders: a qualitative study by Sheila Greenfield, Millie Manning

“…Many referenced informal sources of information such as social media and expressed a desire for ED teaching. …”
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