Richard Nennstiel
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The thermostat of opportunity: Home air conditioning, its social gradient, and educational consequences
Richard Nennstiel, Christian König
Rising global temperatures pose a significant threat to student cognitive functioning, positioning access to air conditioning (AC) as a critical adaptation mechanism. However, the unequal distribution of this resource threatens to establish a new line of educational inequality. While research has focused …
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A Cross-National Analysis of Antifeminist Sentiments in Europe: Age Patterns and Gender Gaps
Richard Nennstiel, Christina Siegert
Recent research highlights growing gender divides among younger individuals in attitudes toward gender equality and feminism, often suggesting that young men exhibit particularly high levels of modern antifeminism. This study investigates the prevalence of modern antifeminist sentiment across Europe, focusing on how …
Replication material: The thermostat of opportunity: Home air conditioning, its social gradient, and educational consequences
Investigating the analytical robustness of the social and behavioural sciences
Balazs Aczel, Barnabas Szaszi, Harry T. Clelland, Marton Kovacs et autres
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Investigating the analytical robustness of the social and behavioural sciences
Balazs Aczel, Barnabas Szaszi, Harry T. Clelland, Marton Kovacs et autres
The same dataset can be analysed in different justifiable ways to answer the same research question, potentially challenging the robustness of empirical science1–3. In this crowd initiative, we investigated the degree to which research findings in the social and behavioural sciences are …
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Investigating the analytical robustness of the social and behavioural sciences
Gosia Mikołajczak, Kévin Rigaud, Sihong Liu, Jin Hee Kim et autres
The same dataset can be analysed in different justifiable ways to answer the same research question, potentially challenging the robustness of empirical science1–3. In this crowd initiative, we investigated the degree to which research findings in the social and behavioural sciences are …
Sibling Similarity in Education in Europe: Trends Across Birth Cohorts (1945–1992) and a Test of the Great Gatsby Curve
Richard Nennstiel, Michael Grätz
Sibling similarity in education is a more comprehensive measure of the effects of family background on education than the similarity between parents and children in their education. We study sibling similarity in educational attainment across 27 EU countries and Switzerland. Using Eurobarometer …
Sibling Similarity in Education in Europe: Trends Across Birth Cohorts (1945–1992) and a Test of the Great Gatsby Curve
Michael Grätz, Richard Nennstiel
Sibling similarity in education is a more comprehensive measure of the effects of family background on education than the similarity between parents and children in their education. We study sibling similarity in educational attainment across 27 EU countries and Switzerland. Using Eurobarometer …
The Goldilocks dilemma: gendered patterns of social media usage and adolescent life satisfaction across OECD countries
Richard Nennstiel, Ricarda Ullrich
Abstract Purpose The escalating prevalence of social media usage (SMU) among adolescents coincides with a concerning decline in their life satisfaction globally. While public and scientific discourse vigorously debates the impact of SMU on well-being, existing research offers mixed evidence, often lacking …
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Replication material: The Goldilocks dilemma: gendered patterns of social media usage and adolescent life satisfaction across OECD countries
Replication package: How Ethnic Achievement Gaps Vary Across European Countries
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