…and negative emotions and, consequently, contribute to their ability to cope with difficulties in their offline environment.” Teenagers who blogged about their experiences showed more improvement in their social and…
Expert Commentary
…people who can’t take care of themselves”; in 2012, only 40% of Republicans thought it should. Views on the environment are as divided as those on the social safety net;…
Expert Commentary
…not render one truly empowered to change one’s circumstances. There is reason to believe, however, that psychological empowerment is likely to lead to actions toward changing one’s environment.” A related…
Expert Commentary
…data from the New York Social Environment Study (n = 4,000), a representative study of residents of New York, New York, conducted in 2005. Neighborhood collective efficacy was measured as…
Expert Commentary
…two-thirds (64%) of white college-educated Americans support tougher laws and regulations to protect the environment even if it raises prices or costs jobs. White working-class Americans, by contrast, are divided…
Expert Commentary
…distress, negative views of their school environment, missing school and having lower grades. “A national survey of 5,621 youth ages 12-18 found that 64% of all respondents who experienced offline…
Expert Commentary
…net wage is equal to that available elsewhere. The current empirical findings go beyond confirming this long-run tendency and show that gross wages adjust rapidly to the changing tax environment….
Expert Commentary
…Showers and Free Car Parking at Work” Buehler, Ralph. Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, October 2012, Vol. 17, Issue 7. doi: 10.1016/j.trd.2012.06.003. Abstract: “This article examines the role…
Expert Commentary
…and ice environment are analyzed, such as the instant traffic flow, the distribution of headway time, and the properties of the speed distribution. The relation models of speed-volume are built….
Expert Commentary
…are incredibly dangerous, challenging environments. It is far better to sharpen your skills in what the military would call a “less kinetic” environment before trying to go out to a…
Expert Commentary