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Societies, Volume 15, Issue 11

November 2025 - 28 articles

Cover Story: This paper introduces digital symbiosis, highlighting how humanistic AI can facilitate structured and meaningful intergenerational connections. Drawing on fieldwork, the study documents instances of engagement between older adults and young learners—hands navigating shared screens, voices aligning memories with digital traces, and collaborative content creation supported by AI’s adaptive guidance. Instead of replacing human interaction, AI operates as a relational interface that improves accessibility, clarifies communication signals, and reduces generational friction. Through these mediated encounters, both generations develop new forms of shared understanding. The findings reveal a pathway toward socially responsible AI, which strengthens social cohesion by integrating human connection, collective creativity, and inclusive digital participation into a unified socio-technical ecosystem. View this paper
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Articles (28)

  • Systematic Review
  • Open Access
496 Views
20 Pages

Generativity and Psychological Well-Being in Primary and Secondary Teachers: A Systematic Review

  • Eduardo Sandoval-Obando,
  • Cristián Barros-Osorio,
  • Luis Castellanos-Alvarenga,
  • Marco Villalta Paucar and
  • Alejandro Vega-Muñoz

19 November 2025

Background: Teaching represents a highly demanding profession in emotional, social and cognitive terms, demanding a genuine interest in contributing to the development of future generations. Precisely for this reason, generativity, understood as the...

  • Article
  • Open Access
771 Views
16 Pages

Diversity on Display: Visual Narratives of Fashionable Bodies in Vogue Italia

  • Silvia Mazzucotelli Salice,
  • Eleonora Noia,
  • Michele Varini and
  • Ludovica Carini

19 November 2025

This article explores how fashion, as a cultural system, constructs and circulates dominant imaginaries of the body, focusing on the visual narratives presented on the covers of Vogue Italia. Moving beyond a purely esthetic or biological notion of be...

  • Article
  • Open Access
856 Views
13 Pages

19 November 2025

This article examines digital inequalities in Italy through a sociological lens, arguing that the digital divide is not merely a technological issue but a manifestation of broader social stratification. Drawing on data from ISTAT (2023–2024), t...

  • Article
  • Open Access
709 Views
21 Pages

18 November 2025

The issue of video games has become an important topic in the social sciences, particularly regarding age rating systems and content regulation. While these concerns have been extensively examined in developed nations, they remain underexplored in de...

  • Article
  • Open Access
342 Views
17 Pages

Media Narratives of Disaster: Social Representations of the 2024 Megafire in Valparaíso

  • Martha Vidal-Sepúlveda,
  • Cristian Olivares-Rodríguez and
  • Luis Cárcamo-Ulloa

18 November 2025

In Chile, human activity is a key factor in the occurrence and impact of wildfires in the wildland–urban interface, as more than 95% of such events are anthropogenic in origin. The 2024 Valparaíso megafire represents the most severe inci...

  • Article
  • Open Access
369 Views
31 Pages

17 November 2025

The literature addresses Time Perspective and technology use among adolescents in various ways. However, the existing body of research remains limited, with gaps in both descriptive and comparative dimensions. Accordingly, this study aimed to describ...

  • Concept Paper
  • Open Access
1 Citations
1,397 Views
20 Pages

13 November 2025

Generation Z is a widely used term in both public and academic discourse, yet its definition remains ambiguous, particularly regarding the factors distinguishing it from its predecessor, Generation Y. Adopting a socio-technological perspective, this...

  • Review
  • Open Access
635 Views
30 Pages

11 November 2025

Amid mounting calls for socio-ecological transition, many social sciences studies have been exploring the processes of societal change. The well-known Science Technology Society studies (STS) approach focuses on the diffusion of innovation niches as...

  • Article
  • Open Access
358 Views
13 Pages

11 November 2025

Climate change is one of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time, with consequences that extend far beyond temperature rise. Its impacts include extreme weather events, sea level rise, biodiversity loss, and disruptions to food and wat...

  • Article
  • Open Access
589 Views
18 Pages

Effect of the Perception of Others’ Status on Prosocial Behavior Prestige and Domination in Trust

  • Edwin Oswaldo Gil-Mateus,
  • Milton Samuel Camelo-Rincón and
  • Jaime Edison Rojas-Mora

11 November 2025

This study examines the link between how people perceive others’ social status and prosocial behavior, viewing the latter as a key aspect of social and cooperative interactions. Due to conflicting findings in previous research, this study inves...

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