Economists and political scientists have debated for decades whether democratic systems correct economic inequality through electoral competition and policy reform. A study led by Alexander […]
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European Immigrants Embrace Democracy: Insights From Surveys
Some people worry that immigrants from nondemocratic countries might not support democracy as much as Europeans do. Several political debates even argue that these immigrants […]
Johnson: Five I Format of Ethical Decision-Making
In his book “Organizational Ethics: A Practical Approach,” professor of leadership studies Craig E. Johnson presented a five-step model for making decisions. Based on other […]
Right-Wing Extremists Drive Majority of U.S. Political Violence
Both federal assessments and independent research reveal that the majority of political violence in the United States is attributed to right-wing individuals and groups. The […]
Mind Captioning: AI Decoded Brain Activity and Turned Thoughts Into Texts
Imagine if your thoughts could be translated into full sentences using a recording of your brain activity. While this may sound like something straight out […]
Ancient Trees Were Climate Regulators Despite Metabolic Limitations
Ancient trees that lived between 115000 and 12000 years ago have revealed surprising clues about how Earth stabilized its climate during the last ice age. […]
Long-Term Melatonin Use Among Insomniacs Linked With Heart Failure Risk
Many people turn to melatonin to help calm restless nights. Most also believe that his natural sleep helper carries little downside. A preliminary large-scale study […]
Explaining Project Amplify: A Powered Footwear System From Nike
Nike is exploring a bold new frontier in movement technology with a powered footwear system that promises to reshape how average runners experience distance and […]
Financial Struggles of U.S. Parents Hurt the Social Skills of Their Children
When families struggle to meet basic needs, the outcomes reach far beyond material hardships. A team of researchers examined how financial struggles shape the emotional […]
Types of Pain: Classifications and By Mechanism
Pain is an uncomfortable and unpleasant sensation stemming from the activation of the nervous system and caused by intense or damaging stimuli. The International Association […]