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The recovery from the pandemic: A spatial-temporal analysis on the changes in mobility and public attitude in Singapore
The COVID-19 pandemic significantly altered daily life, prompting a need to understand the link between public attitudes and urban mobility during the recovery phase. This understanding is crucial for planning resilient urban environments and infrastructure. In ‘The recovery from the pandemic: A spatial-temporal analysis of changes in mobility and public attitude in Singapore’ (Cities, 2024), […]
Keeping Sports Clean? Understanding Doping Beliefs and Behaviors Among Student Athletes in Singapore
Doping in sports is a longstanding issue that has garnered global attention, especially with the increasing number of athletes participating in elite international events. In Singapore, a small yet competitive nation with a growing presence in international sports, the topic of doping remains critically relevant. Despite the country’s strict drug laws and zero-tolerance policy, doping […]
Pitfalls of self-reported measures of self-control: Surprising insights from extreme debtors
In the realm of personal finance and psychology, personal debt has long been an area of concern, with individuals racking up large amounts of credit card debt and other forms of debt. Self-reported measures, such as the Brief Self-Control Scale (BSCS), are frequently used to predict and assess risk factors for debt-prone individuals. However, these […]