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Digital Self-Comparison, Self-Compassion, and Psychological Resilience: A Conceptual Model for Contemporary Psychology
Algorithmic Culture and the New Human: An Anthropological Study of Digital Civilization
From Imperial Recordkeeping To Digital Archival Governance: Institutional Continuity, Documentary Heritage, And Fragilities In Turkish Cypriot Archival Practice (1571-2004)
Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights: New Challenges Facing International Human Rights Law
Producing within invisible barriers: Structural exclusion, global integration, and engineering practice in Northern Cyprus
This study investigates the structural conditions shaping engineering practice and production in Northern Cyprus within the broader context of global transformation. While…
Compilation of intellectual and artistic works: Cultural memory, state responsibility, and ontological continuity in The Turkish Cypriot Community
This study examines the compilation of intellectual and artistic works in the Turkish Cypriot community through a theoretical and historical lens, focusing…
Algorithmic communication in the digital age and organizational synergy: The transformation of decision-making, conscience, and collective behavior
This conceptual study examines the complex relationship between algorithmic communication, organizational synergy, and collective behavior in the digital age. The rapid proliferation…
Media discourse as symbolic violence: Chronic stress and the erosion of psychological resilience
Abstract In contemporary societies, media discourse functions not merely as a mechanism for information transmission but as a powerful system that constructs…
Emotional blindness in digital communication: Do emojis really convey emotions?
ABSTRACT The rapid evolution of internet-based communication has fundamentally transformed human interaction, moving it from physical environments to digital platforms. This change…
Psychology of communication and the psychological codes of war
Abstract This study argues that war is shaped not only by political, economic, and geopolitical factors, but also by individual unconscious drives,…