As Bad as it Gets: How Climate Damage Functions Affect Growth and the Social Cost of Carbon
HIGHLIGHTS who: Lucas Bretschger from the (UNIVERSITY) have published the paper: As Bad as it Gets: How Climate Damage Functions […]
Social Sciences
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Employee perception of corporate social responsibility authenticity: A multilevel approach
HIGHLIGHTS who: CSR authenticity et al. from the Bahauddin Zakariya University have published the article: Employee perception of corporate social
Social Sciences
Softening the Medical Gaze Through Informal Economy. Towards a Resocialization of Medical Dominance
HIGHLIGHTS who: Medical Dominance and colleagues from the Sociology Department, Babes-Bolyai have published the article: Softening the Medical Gaze Through
Social Sciences
Earnings management motives, idiosyncratic risk and corporate social responsibility in an emerging market
HIGHLIGHTS who: Dani K. Prakosa and collaborators from the Polytechnic of State Finance STAN, South Tangerang, Indonesia have published the
Social Sciences
The influence of brand marketing on consumers’ emotion in mobile social media environment
HIGHLIGHTS who: Xingjie He from the Beijing University of Technology, China have published the research: The influence of brand marketing
Chemistry, Social Sciences
Loneliness and social isolation causal association with health-related lifestyle risk in older adults: a systematic review and meta-analysis protocol
HIGHLIGHTS who: Martin Malcolm from the School of Health Sciences, University of Stirling, LA Scotland, UK have published the article:
Social Sciences
Crianças em risco psicossocial associado à violência doméstica: o desempenho escolar e o autoconceito como condições de proteção
HIGHLIGHTS who: Estudos de Psicologia and collaborators from the Centro Universitário Maringá Universidade São Paulo have published the article: Crianças
Chemistry, Medicine, Physics, Social Sciences
ROLE OF EMOTIONAL ATTACHMENT AND RECIPROCITY IN SONS’ PERCEIVED CARE MOTIVATION FOR PARENTAL FIGURES Tomoko Wakui, Ryo Hirayama, and Ichiro Kai, 1. Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology, Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, 2. Osaka City University, Osaka, Osaka, Japan, 3. The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan The collapse of the traditional Japanese household system and the subsequent social advancement of women has led supporting parents as a family matter, and led more men to assume caregiving roles; however, very few studies have fo- cused on sons’ care motivation. This study aimed to under- stand adult sons’ perceived care motivation and to examine the respective related factors of emotional attachment and reciprocity. A total of 1322 men (M [age] = 44.5) partici- pated in a web-based questionnaire survey. Perceived care motivation for providing five types of support (e.g., helping with daily activities and housework) to each parent and parent-in-law was assessed. Regression analyses revealed that emotional attachment with parents and parents-in-law predicted perceived care motivation for all types of support. Furthermore, the role of reciprocity was indicated by the as- sociation between rearing by mother-in-law and son-in-law’s motivation to provide assistance in financial matters, house- work, and visiting a hospital. WHO SHOULD MAKE CARE ARRANGEMENT FOR OLDER ADULTS? HETERONORMATIVE FAMILY RESPONSIBILITY IN JAPAN Ryo Hirayama, Osaka City University, Osaka, Osaka, Japan
HIGHLIGHTS who: from the WHO SHOULD MAKE CARE ARRANGEMENT FOR OLDER ADULTS? HETERONORMATIVE FAMILY RESPONSIBILITY IN JAPAN Ryo Hirayama, Osaka
Computer Science, Social Sciences
An empirical investigation of firm performance through corporate governance and information technology investment with mediating role of corporate social responsibility: Evidence from Saudi Arabia telecommunication sector
HIGHLIGHTS who: Saqib Muneer from the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, China have published the paper: An empirical investigation of firm
Computer Science, Social Sciences
Social norms and webcam use in online meetings
HIGHLIGHTS who: Sarah Zabel from the University of Twente, Scientifique, France have published the Article: Social norms and webcam use