Two Dimensions of Access: Availability and Affordability of Mental Health Care
Using data from over 460,000 therapists, this study shows that mental health access in the U.S. is shaped by both provider availability and affordabi…
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Gendered Dynamics of Coercive Parenting and Academic Vigor in South Korea
This longitudinal study shows that the relationship between coercive parenting and academic vigor differs by gender in South Korea, with reciprocal effects observed only among girls during key transitions. The findings challenge the universality of self-determination theory, highlighting culturally contingent dynamics in academic motivation.
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