Mindsponge-Based Reasoning of Households’ Financial Resilience during the COVID-19 Crisis

Nguyen, Minh‐Hoang; Khuc, Quy Van; La, Viet‐Phuong; Le, Tam-Tri; Quang-Loc, Nguyen; Jin, Ruining; Nguyen, Phuong-Tri; Vuong, Quan‐Hoang

doi:10.3390/jrfm15110542

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“…• Building eco-surplus culture among urban residents as a novel strategy to improve finance for conservation in protected areas [17] • Mindsponge-based reasoning of households' financial resilience during the COVID-19 crisis [18]…”

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Essential materials for Bayesian Mindsponge Framework analytics

Mindsponge¹

2023

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Acknowledging that many members of the SM3D Portal need reference documents related to Bayesian Mindsponge Framework (BMF) analytics to conduct research projects effectively, we present the essential materials and most up-to-date studies employing the method in this post. By summarizing all the publications and preprints associated with BMF analytics, we also aim to help researchers reduce the time and effort for information seeking, enhance proactive self-learning, and facilitate knowledge exchange and community dialogue through transparency.

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Section: Human and Economicsmentioning

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Essential materials for Bayesian Mindsponge Framework analytics

Mindsponge¹

2023

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“…As we examined the individual's resilience through the information-processing perspective, we defined digital resilience following the mindsponge-based definition of Nguyen, et al (62): "the individual's capability to manage information within the mind and information absorbed from the external environment to deal with and recover from" digital adversities (or adversities occurring within the digital environment). This definition still aligns with the first four main attributes of digital resilience in the educational field.…”

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Rebellious youth and ineffective advice: A study of Vietnamese adolescents’ capability to deal with digital threats

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The digital era brings various benefits to adolescents. However, operating on the digital environment without sufficient knowledge and skills will expose them to multiple types of risks, especially in the country with low digital safety education rate like Vietnam. The current study examines factors that can contribute to cultivating adolescents’ digital resilience using the information-processing reasoning of the Mindsponge Theory. A UNESCO dataset of 1061 Vietnamese high school students was analyzed using the Bayesian Mindsponge Framework analytics. It is found that adolescents’ daily Internet usage frequency, parents’ Internet safety guidance, and teachers’ safety guidance are positively associated with digital resilience. However, the effects of parents’ and teachers’ Internet safety guidance on digital resilience are conditional on the daily Internet usage frequency. Parents’ guidance only enhances adolescents’ digital resilience if they use the Internet less than four hours per day. In contrast, the positive effect of teachers’ guidance on adolescents’ digital resilience becomes stronger when the students spend more time on the Internet (more than 1 hour). Based on these findings, we suggest that adolescents can learn to minimize risks and protect themselves by exposing more to the digital environment. Parents’ and teachers’ supports are important in enhancing adolescents’ capability to deal with digital threats, but types of supports need to be carefully considered to avoid reverse impacts on adolescents’ resilience.

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“…But things appear to have looked a little more favorable for our community. The first article was published exactly two months ago in JRFM [3], a good outlet I used to guess-edit a special issue some time ago. Another article has been accepted for publication in World (ISSN 2673-4060), first-authored by Ruining Jin [4], one of our first members.…”

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