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  • The identification between cognition and reality: the mountain geography of Nanjing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1127–1279) in China

    The identification between cognition and reality: the mountain geography of Nanjing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1127–1279) in China

    The mountains in the first situation were the easiest to locate. There are 14 famous mountains whose names continue and are located on contemporary maps, such as Zhongshan, Sheshan, Tangshan, and Azure Dragon Mountain.Footnote 6 There were also 4…

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  • Modeled estimates of the health outcomes and economic value of improving the social determinants of mental health

    Modeled estimates of the health outcomes and economic value of improving the social determinants of mental health

  • Meadows, G. N. et al. Resolving the paradox of increased mental health expenditure and stable prevalence. Aust. N. Z. J. Psychiatry 53, 844–850 (2019).

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  • Optimists think alike—and brain scans just proved it

    Optimists think alike—and brain scans just proved it

    When thinking about future events, optimists’ brains work similarly, while pessimists’ brains show a much larger degree of individuality. The Kobe University finding offers an explanation why optimists are seen as more sociable — they may share…

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  • How and when servant leadership affect public employees’ innovative behavior

    How and when servant leadership affect public employees’ innovative behavior

  • Walker, J. L. The diffusion of innovations among the American states. Am. Polit. Sci. Rev. 63(3), 880–899. https://doi.org/10.2307/1954434 (1969).

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  • Shin, S. J., Yuan, F. R. & Zhou, J. When…

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  • Using AI to identify moral categories in ancient taboo lists

    Using AI to identify moral categories in ancient taboo lists

    What is “morality”? Can this general term be summed up by a single basic concern (e.g., cooperation), as claimed by monist theories, or does it encompass a diverse array of distinct areas of moral concern, as claimed by pluralistic theories…

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  • Enhanced socially oriented mission-based driving cycles generation and simulation framework for light electric vehicles

    Enhanced socially oriented mission-based driving cycles generation and simulation framework for light electric vehicles

    The proposed methodology was applied to two use cases. The first use case examines a shared and multipurpose vehicle usage system in the Helsinki Capital Region, Finland, while the second simulates privately owned and shared vehicles in…

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  • AI algorithm transparency, pipelines for trust not prisms: mitigating general negative attitudes and enhancing trust toward AI

    AI algorithm transparency, pipelines for trust not prisms: mitigating general negative attitudes and enhancing trust toward AI

    Effects of general negative attitudes toward AI and trust in AI

    A general negative attitude toward AI can be defined as concerns and reservations that individuals have about the development and integration of AI in society (Schepman and Rodway,

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  • The impact of corporate social responsibility on employee safety citizenship behavior in Chinese gas sector

    The impact of corporate social responsibility on employee safety citizenship behavior in Chinese gas sector

  • Lee, S., Han, H., Radic, A. & Tariq, B. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) as a customer satisfaction and retention strategy in the chain restaurant sector. J. Hosp. Tour Manag. 45, 348–358 (2020).

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