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2026 Vol.5 No.2

AI-Driven Cultural Connotation Mining of Natural Imagery in the Book of Songs: Psychological Mechanisms Linking Perception to Audience Place Attachment
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AI-Driven Cultural Connotation Mining of Natural Imagery in the Book of Songs: Psychological Mechanisms Linking Perception to Audience Place Attachment

Classical Chinese poetry contains rich natural imagery whose cultural connotations remain underexplored in digital communication contexts—particularly with respect to how such imagery shapes contemporary audience psychology. This study examines the psychological mechanisms through which natural imagery in the Book of Songs activates place attachment in contemporary audiences, integrating AI (Ar...

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Smart Tourism Technologies and Revisit Intention in Vietnam’s Agritourism Destinations: An Expectation–Confirmation Model with Novelty and Worry
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Smart Tourism Technologies and Revisit Intention in Vietnam’s Agritourism Destinations: An Expectation–Confirmation Model with Novelty and Worry

Smart tourism technology (STTs) is increasingly being used by agritourism locations in Vietnam to help travellers prior to, during, and following their travels. However, there is little empirical data on how digital technologies function that affect visitors' intentions to return, especially in rural and agritourism. Based on the expectation-confirmation paradigm and smart tourism studies, this...

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Empirical Analysis of Cultural Memory Awakening in Youth Groups through Digital Recreation of Auspicious Pattern Cultural Products
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Empirical Analysis of Cultural Memory Awakening in Youth Groups through Digital Recreation of Auspicious Pattern Cultural Products

This study examines that digitally regenerated auspicious pattern designs may suggest meaningful influence on cultural memory awakening among young urban populations. Moreover, the significant findings could indicate that environmental psychology and social psychology provide the key theoretical foundation for a four-dimensional progressive framework: digital design perception → emotional reson...

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Technological Challenges and Opportunities in Trilingual Pedagogy in Teaching Grade 10 Dramatic Arts: Insights from Educators Using Nearpod
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Technological Challenges and Opportunities in Trilingual Pedagogy in Teaching Grade 10 Dramatic Arts: Insights from Educators Using Nearpod

Languages can be intertwined in the dramatic arts. Language is a vital human tool for communication. The study explored the challenges and opportunities of trilingual pedagogy, which bridges English, isiXhosa, and isiZulu, in Grade 10 dramatic arts education through Nearpod. By employing a mixed-methods approach, qualitative through a case study of one school and quantitative through a survey o...

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Generative Dialogue Agent Design for Research Integrity Education: Behavioral Intervention and Cognitive Training Evidence
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Generative Dialogue Agent Design for Research Integrity Education: Behavioral Intervention and Cognitive Training Evidence

Research integrity education may demonstrate that these programs establish critical foundations for maintaining healthy academic ecosystems. The traditional educational approaches might indicate limitations including insufficient interactivity and low personalization. Moreover, this study could examine a generative conversational agent system for research integrity education. The system appears...

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From Self-Learners to System-Dependents: The Negative Effects of AI on EFL Autonomy in Jordan
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From Self-Learners to System-Dependents: The Negative Effects of AI on EFL Autonomy in Jordan

Generative AI technology such as ChatGPT, Grammarly, and DeepL has changed the way linguistic learning occurs. Although such technologies can be of great benefit in terms of linguistic scaffolding, overuse can disrupt learner autonomy by diminishing cognitive activities and metacognitive monitor. The study focuses on the impact of AI-mediated learning on the autonomy of Jordanian English as a F...

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From Risk to Resilience: A Data-Driven Mediation Analysis of Supply Chain Risk Management and Firm Performance in Chinese Manufacturing
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From Risk to Resilience: A Data-Driven Mediation Analysis of Supply Chain Risk Management and Firm Performance in Chinese Manufacturing

This paper investigates whether supply chain resilience serves as a mediator in the relationship between supply chain risk management and firm performance in China's manufacturing industry, leveraging big data analytics and digital technologies to fill the theoretical void on how risk management practices contribute to financial performance in the digital era. Applying resource-based theory and...

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Machine Learning–Based Behavioral Analysis and Natural Language Mining for Computer Learning Development
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Machine Learning–Based Behavioral Analysis and Natural Language Mining for Computer Learning Development

Programming education continues to face significant challenges, with failure and dropout rates exceeding 30% in many introductory courses. Existing learning analytics approaches largely rely on static behavioral indicators derived from the Felder–Silverman Learning Style Model (FSLSM), which often fail to capture the temporal dynamics of learning and the syntactic complexity involved in program...

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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence Tools on Developing and Improving Academic Writing
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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence Tools on Developing and Improving Academic Writing

This study explores how artificial intelligence (AI) tools influence the development and improvement of academic writing practices in higher education. To address this objective, a systematic literature review (SLR) was conducted to examine scholarly work related to the use of AI in academic writing. An initial search identified 199 documents, from which 32 studies were retained after applying ...

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Digital Technology-Enabled Resource Decoupling and Economic Growth Quality in Ecological Agricultural Integration: Global Pathways
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Digital Technology-Enabled Resource Decoupling and Economic Growth Quality in Ecological Agricultural Integration: Global Pathways

Using the three-proof method combining academic papers, policies, patents and so forth, this paper analyzes and compares 15 representative global cases in depth, and finds out for the first time: (1) An ecological element contribution elasticity coefficient of 0.234 proves that natural capital has its own independent economic value, and globally, the synergetic effect level is 0.86, realizing s...

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From Traditional to Intelligent: How AI Transforms English Language Learning and Teaching
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From Traditional to Intelligent: How AI Transforms English Language Learning and Teaching

In recent years, artificial intelligence has developed quickly, which is changing the English teaching and training in a radical way; the focus is shifting from the original mode to smart tools and software. In light of this, we adopted mixed research methods to investigate such changes in the present study. The research lasted for 16 weeks, using a quasi-experiment research method. Specificall...

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Assessing the Adoption and Influence of Artificial Intelligence as a Learning Partner among English Learners in Hail
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Assessing the Adoption and Influence of Artificial Intelligence as a Learning Partner among English Learners in Hail

Generative artificial intelligence tools offer transformative potential for English language learners, yet the factors driving their adoption remain insufficiently understood, particularly in Arab higher education contexts. This study examined AI tool adoption among undergraduate English learners at the University of Hail, Saudi Arabia, using the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technolo...

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Digital Innovation and Supply Chain Performance: Investigating the Moderating Effect of Technology Usage on Risk Management-Resilience-Performance Linkages
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Digital Innovation and Supply Chain Performance: Investigating the Moderating Effect of Technology Usage on Risk Management-Resilience-Performance Linkages

This study aims to investigate the interrelations among digital innovation, risk management, resilience, and performance in supply chain contexts, in which technology utilization is conceptualized as a moderator. Based on the concepts of dynamic capabilities and the resource-based view, the proposed model suggests risk management and resilience as sequential mediators between digital innovation...

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Designing and Governing Trustworthy AI Marketing Systems in Educational Technology: A Managerial and Implementation Framework
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Designing and Governing Trustworthy AI Marketing Systems in Educational Technology: A Managerial and Implementation Framework

This study proposes a dual-dimensional framework to design such technologies in the EdTech industry using the conceptual framework methodology, which is based on thematic content analysis and theory-driven and evidence-based validation using scholarly literature, industry reports, and policies from the top EdTech organizations worldwide. The framework identifies trustworthiness as the key const...

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User Interface Design of the JOFF Evaluation Application as a Derivative of DIVAYANA Evaluation Model
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User Interface Design of the JOFF Evaluation Application as a Derivative of DIVAYANA Evaluation Model

The user interface design of an application is not limited to applications in the field of informatics, but also applies to various fields that utilize information technology. This also applies to educational evaluation. A good evaluation application is the result of a good user interface design. The aim of this study is to demonstrate the user interface design of the JOFF (Justification–Observ...

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A Comprehensive Review of Memory Architectures and Network Interfaces and Advancements in High-Bandwidth and Low-Latency Systems
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A Comprehensive Review of Memory Architectures and Network Interfaces and Advancements in High-Bandwidth and Low-Latency Systems

This review discusses the significant advances in the architecture of memory systems, the enhancement of which has been among the most significant concerns in the process of creating systems with high bandwidth and low latency requirements. It has analyzed various fields that include virtually pipelined systems, millimeter-wave interface, and enhanced memory controllers, which would meet the re...

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Mapping the Intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Sociolinguistics: A Bibliometric and Keyword-Based Content Analysis
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Mapping the Intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Sociolinguistics: A Bibliometric and Keyword-Based Content Analysis

This research investigates the dynamic relationship of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Sociolinguistics through bibliometric mapping in association with keyword content analysis. Utilizing 69 extracted publications (2013–2024) after systematic deduplication, the study combines quantitative trend analysis with keyword-based thematic interpretation. From an initial collection of 98 records obtai...

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The Pragmatic and Semiotic Role of Emojis in Contemporary Digital Communication
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The Pragmatic and Semiotic Role of Emojis in Contemporary Digital Communication

The paper is located within the dynamic relationship between language and computing, with the central objective being an increase in knowledge about how individuals interact with digitally mediated communication. Precisely, the paper attempts to explore the use of emojis as a tool of the digitally mediated communication system from a linguistic perspective, especially within the pragmatic and s...

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Algorithmic Bias in Automated Decision-Making: A Statistical Study with Legal and Regulatory Implications
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Algorithmic Bias in Automated Decision-Making: A Statistical Study with Legal and Regulatory Implications

The use of algorithmic decision systems is being expanded to high-risk areas like credit, recruiting, and distributing government resources. Despite the fact that these systems are usually claimed to be objective and efficient, there have been apprehensions about the likelihood of structural inequalities being perpetuated by the systems. This paper examines the effect of a fairness-aware pre-pr...

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Personality Traits and the Technology Acceptance of ChatGPT: Mediating Effects of Perceived Usefulness and Ease of Use
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Personality Traits and the Technology Acceptance of ChatGPT: Mediating Effects of Perceived Usefulness and Ease of Use

This study investigates how three personality traits from the Big Five framework—extraversion, neuroticism, and conscientiousness—influence individuals’ continuance intention to use ChatGPT, with a particular focus on the mediating roles of Perceived Ease of Use (PEOU) and Perceived Usefulness (PU). Drawing on the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), this research aims to integrate personality-ba...

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