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Social status

Validation of the Arabic version of the Launay-Slade Hallucination Scale Extended: A population-based online survey in Saudi-Arabia

Haya Althuwaini, Georg Meyer, Ryan Ward, Henry Meyer

Promoting agricultural entrepreneurship through practical education in Chinese universities

Wei Hou, Huajian Song, [ ... ], Hai Ma

Attachment-related perceptions of life events

Logan C. Gibson, William J. Chopik

Is structural equation modeling applicable in a population health determinants assessment? An experience from the European Union

Maciej Jankowiak, Justyna Rój

Standard language proficiency as social capital: Impacts on subjective socioeconomic status in China

Yangyang Wei, Xin Cai

Social credit scores reduce interpersonal cooperation and trust

Alexander Genevsky

The interplay between social dominance and decision-making under expected and unexpected uncertainty: Evidence from event-related potentials

Saeedeh Khosravi, Lydia Kogler, [ ... ], Soomaayeh Heysieattalab

Exploring differences among serial, portfolio, and novice entrepreneurs: A study of demographic and psychological factors in micro and small enterprises

Jarosław Ropęga, Agnieszka Lipińska-Grobelny

Exploring educational hypogamy among women in urban and rural China: Insights from random forest machine learning

Qing Chang, Penghui Wu, Sensen Wang, Ming Zhang

Sex and age differences in the association between routine suicide newspaper reporting and change in admissions of suicidal patients: An investigation at an emergency and critical care center in Tokyo

Yasushi Emura, Sho Kanata, [ ... ], Hiroshi Kunugi

Social capital, digital economy and the entrepreneurship of the new generation of migrant youth: Empirical analysis based on CMDS data

Jinmei Wang, Xiangshu Dong, Jiaan Yang

Large-scale moral machine experiment on large language models

Muhammad Shahrul Zaim bin Ahmad, Kazuhiro Takemoto

Higher social class is associated with higher contextualized emotion recognition accuracy across cultures

Konstantinos Kafetsios, Ursula Hess, [ ... ], Ayse K. Uskul

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