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Strategic flexibility (business)  — Research Starter

Strategic flexibility in business refers to an organization’s capacity to adapt to internal and external changes to maintain competitiveness. This adaptability is critical for companies facing rapidly…

Sport Education Model (SEM)  — Research Starter

The Sport Education Model (SEM) is an educational approach to physical education developed by Daryl Siedentop, aimed at creating a child-centered learning environment that emphasizes competitive…

Solipsism  — Research Starter

Solipsism is a philosophical theory asserting that only one's own mind is sure to exist, leading to the view that knowledge beyond one's consciousness is impossible. The term originates from the Latin…

Soft and Hard power  — Research Starter

In international relations, "soft power" and "hard power" represent two distinct approaches that countries utilize to influence one another. Soft power refers to a nation's ability to attract and…

Social work with groups  — Research Starter

Social work with groups refers to the practice of social workers engaging with multiple individuals simultaneously in various settings, such as families, classrooms, or community organizations like…

Social Media in Policing  — Research Starter

Social media in policing refers to the use of various online platforms by law enforcement agencies to monitor criminal activities, gather intelligence, and engage with the community. In the 2000s and…

Social information processing theory (SIP)  — Research Starter

Social Information Processing Theory (SIP), introduced by Dr. Joseph Walther in 1992, explores how relationships develop through computer-mediated communication (CMC) such as email, instant messaging,…

Social comparison theory  — Research Starter

Social comparison theory is a psychological concept that posits that individuals assess their own worth and abilities by comparing themselves to others. This theory, introduced by Leon Festinger in…

Sexualization  — Research Starter

Sexualization refers to the attribution of sexual characteristics to individuals or objects, often manifesting as the sexual objectification of women by men, though it can also occur the other way…