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In a survey of 401 Chinese university students, stronger AI literacy was linked to less information overload and better-rated shopping decisions. Actual purchase accuracy was not measured.
An analysis of 828 adults found that a machine-learning model predicted depression scores but could not reliably identify who would benefit more from a brief online intervention.
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A five-wave Czech study found that links between media habits and depressive symptoms varied across years, with inconsistencies in some reported 2025 results.
A new peer-reviewed philosophy paper formalises inference to the best explanation and ranks a trope-based form of theism above naturalism and conventional bare theism across a structured theory scorecard.
Across 6,561 students from 41 cultural groups, researchers found a broadly similar hierarchy of moral concern, but far greater variation between individuals than country averages suggested.
A randomized trial of 486 final-year students found that four 20-minute career-writing sessions reduced repetitive career doubts, but did not improve job outcomes.
A Nature Communications modelling study finds that ignoring future warming could underestimate building cooling demand by up to 79% in high-warming scenarios by 2100.
A 12-year Swedish study of 4,912 older adults found that lower cognitive performance in the 60s was associated with substantially higher risk of a first stroke, while the pattern weakened at older ages.
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