A recent study found that physicians often avoid discussing spirituality with patients due to concerns about opening Pandora's box. Despite 78% believing in a connection between religion and health, only 8% have discussions with patients on spiritual topics.
A study of 100 middle-class Indian fathers found they are more socially connected to their families, engaging in lengthy discussions with their children on various topics. In contrast, American fathers tend to be less engaged and absorbed in their work lives.
Researchers investigate use and social impacts of Blacksburg Electronic Village through community surveys, interviews, and psychological scales. They aim to understand the role of community networks in shaping local business activities and public decision-making.