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“Doing Gender” and “Doing Religion” in Science: A Cross‐National Examination
Abstract Women tend to be both underrepresented in science and overrepresented in organized religion, yet the connection between these two phe...
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“Hero,” a virtual program for promoting prosocial behaviors toward strangers and empathy among adolescents: A cluster randomized trial
This study aimed to explore the effectiveness of the virtual Hero program on the promotion of empathy (emotional contagion, emotional recognit...
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“I Will Show You My Faith by My Works”: Addressing the Nexus between Philosophical Theodicy and Human Suffering and Loss in Contexts of ‘Natural’ Disaster
As a practical theologian and researcher in the field of ‘natural’ disasters, as well as being a disaster responder chaplain, I am often confr...
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“SERVING GOD, FATHERLAND, AND LANGUAGE”: ALCOVER, CATALAN, AND SCIENCE
Abstract This article intends to contribute to the science–religion historiography with two topics—philology and the construction of national ...
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“Skinny” and “Fat” DNA: Two New Double Helices
According to the iconic model, the Watson–Crick double helix exploits nucleobase pairs that are both size complementary (big purines pair with...
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“We are everyone's ASHAs but who's there for us?” a qualitative exploration of perceptions of work stress and coping among rural frontline workers in Madhya Pradesh, India
More than a million female village-level lay providers called ‘Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs)’, who deliver primary care, face hig...
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