Aim: To evaluate the influence of (social) media in fostering political polarisation.
Objectives:
- To determine trends over the previous ten years in the study of political and media polarisation.
- To examine how pro-attitude media affects political division.
- To evaluate the amount of study bias toward Twitter and American samples, as well as to investigate the possible depolarising impacts of (social) media.
Aim: The goal of this paper is to examine the causes and effects of the Digital Divide from a socioeconomic perspective.
Objectives:
- To analyse the socioeconomic patterns that have contributed to the expansion of the Digital Divide.
- To examine how the Digital Divide affects students’ ability to use technology in the classroom.
- To assess the effectiveness of ongoing efforts to close the Digital Divide.
Aim: To study the future repercussions of workplace gender inequality, including organisational structures, procedures, practices, and decision-makers sexism.
Objectives:
- To examine the interplay between gender bias in HR and the larger company, paying special attention to issues of leadership, strategy, culture, and climate.
- To examine the impact that decision-makers sexism has on the implementation and adoption of HR procedures that are discriminatory against women.
Aim: The purpose of this study is to examine racial and socioeconomic differences in residential proximity to polluting industrial sites.
Objectives:
- To investigate the effect of sociodemographic factors and race on residents who live within one mile of polluting facilities.
- To quantify environmental justice assessments utilising individual-level survey data to demonstrate environmental inequities and their health effects.
Aim: To examine LGBTQ+ persons of colour (POC) having access to LGBTQ+ community resilience using an intersectional perspective.
Objectives:
- To evaluate the extent to which LGBTQ+ people of colour (POC) have benefited from the support networks provided by the LGBTQ+ community.
- To assess LGBTQ+ POC’s isolation, disempowerment, and invisibility hurdles to LGBTQ+ community resilience.
Aim: This project will test an integrated model of activism to explain how people engage in controversial topics on social media and offline in the digital era.
Objectives:
- To evaluate the model’s ability to forecast online and offline activity on subjects including gun control, immigration, and police brutality.
- To examine how hostile media perception, emotional unfairness, and social media efficacy impact involvement.
Aim: To evaluate an integrated model of activism that attempts to explain how people in the digital era take part in online and offline activism pertaining to controversial themes.
Objectives:
- To evaluate the model’s ability to forecast online and offline activity on subjects including gun control, immigration, and police brutality.
- To investigate how elements such as negative media portrayal, emotional unfairness, and the power of social media influence participation.
Aim: The purpose of this planned research is to examine cultural influences on parenting and children’s mental health from an international perspective.
Objectives:
- To examine how cultural norms affect parenting styles, such as daily routines, expectations for children, and rewarding good conduct.
- To examine the impact that cultural enculturation plays in preparing kids for psychosocial situations and educational settings, as well as how it affects kids’ mental health.
Aim: This project will examine how future media framing of climate change mitigation and adaptation methods affects public participation.
Objectives:
- To examine the impact of media behaviours, coverage drivers, and claim makers on how climate change is framed in the media.
- To investigate the method in which journalism methods, issue competitiveness, economic and political variables, and media engagement tactics all influence how climate change is portrayed and how people respond to it.
Aim: This study will evaluate how community policing, police profiling, and violence will affect minority groups’ police impressions.
Objectives:
- To examine patterns of police violence and racial profiling against minorities across time.
- To evaluate the court’s contribution to eliminating police violence and racial profiling.
- To investigate how racial discrimination among prosecutors, jurors, and judges affects public impressions of the police.
Aim: The purpose of this article is to investigate how social media may affect the future of research into the science of health behaviour.
Objectives:
- To evaluate social networks’ effects on health-related behaviours including public health outcomes.
- To address methodological issues in examining the causal links between social ties and health habits, with a particular emphasis on the function of social influence.
Aim: The purpose of this review is to examine the global and comparative outlook on education inequality in the future, with a particular emphasis on measuring tools and policy approaches.
Objectives:
- To provide current research on worldwide changes in the distribution of formal schooling, with a focus on quantifying education inequities.
- To establish a policy framework for managing education inequality changes and investigating new research methods.
Aim: The purpose of this research is to examine the potential influence of prison rehabilitation programs on recidivism by looking at how program availability varies between prisons in Quebec and Canada.
Objectives:
- To evaluate the effectiveness of rehabilitation programs in reducing recidivism.
- To investigate the impact of program accessibility on offender recidivism, community service utilisation, and the severity of future crimes.
Aim: The purpose of this research is to examine how people feel about government monitoring and how they behave to preserve their privacy amid health emergencies, namely the current COVID-19 epidemic.
Objectives:
- To develop a theoretical model that explains government monitoring and privacy protection acceptability.
- To analyse the worries people have about the government monitoring their internet activity and collecting personal information through mobile apps.
Aim: The purpose of this article is to examine the perspectives of both children and their parents toward the lives of asylum-seekers and refugees in the communities of the United Kingdom.
Objectives:
- To examine how the people you interviewed framed their local community in terms of openness and exclusivity.
- To determine how safety, resources, and social networks affect social inclusion.
