Editorial: Perception, Habit, and Connection in Behavioral and Social Analytics
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behavioral analytics, social trust, digital media behavior, behavioral interventions, interpersonal relationships, psychological wellbeing摘要
This editorial introduces Volume 1, Issue 3 of the International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics (IJBeSA), comprising fifteen empirical and conceptual contributions from researchers and students across Philippine higher education institutions. The articles collected here examine behavior and social interaction at several levels: the sensory and environmental cues that shape trust and performance, the psychological correlates of interpersonal trust and disengagement, the influence of digital and social media on attitudes and conduct, small-scale behavioral interventions applied to habit and skill formation, public attitudes toward social institutions, and strategies for managing stress and building resilience. Read together, the issue reflects the breadth that behavioral and social analytics now covers as a field, extending from single-subject animal learning studies to survey-based investigations of political attitudes. This editorial situates each contribution within one of six thematic clusters and identifies points of methodological and topical convergence across studies that might otherwise be read in isolation.
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Atento, A. G., & Atento, R. G. (2026). Influencer parasocial trust and purchase intention among young adult social media users. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/9fdemj28
Atento, A. G., Nona, R. G., Mangubat, M. M., Del Mundo, F., Gabriel, A. M. A., Ruela, M. J., Dancel, M. R., & Atento, R. G. O. (2026). The unfinished ending: Disengagement, ambiguity, and self-worth in young adult romantic and social ghosting. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/vx3tt176
Atento, R. G. O., Quinto, L. F., & Atento, A. G. (2026). From virtual aggression to school aggression: A conceptual model of online gaming, moral disengagement, emotional dysregulation, and adolescent violence. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/hf9ssy84
Bala, T. A. K. M., & San Juan, F. M. (2026). Olfactory influence on social trust: Examining the role of scent in perception. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/nm11w560
Ban, N. H. S., & San Juan, F. M. Z. (2026). Reviewer paper color and test performance among college students: A pretest–posttest experimental study. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/jyz38377
Basilla, A. A., & San Juan, F. M. (2026). The impact of short-form digital content on social awareness among nursing students in a private college. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/ynyd9s27
Cervantes, C. R. L., & San Juan, F. M. (2026). Effects of daily expense tracking on impulse purchasing tendencies among college students. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/0wncra39
Cesar, I. J. L., & San Juan, F. M. Z. (2026). Written strength: Evaluating self-affirmation notes as an intervention for academic resilience among nursing students. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/k2cvde10
Culajara, J. A. F. S., & San Juan, F. M. (2026). Sip and strum: Matcha intake and a practice-reduction reinforcement contingency in beginner ukulele skill acquisition. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/sf44z353
Dela Cruz, R. L., & San Juan, F. M. (2026). Comparing 432 Hz and 440 Hz music in relation to emotional safety among hospitality management students. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/rjwp6y13
Dela Cruz, W., & Atento, R. G. (2026). Chicken, egg, or both? Disentangling disposition and distrust in Filipino attitudes toward government dole-outs. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/mmpyyx09
Foncardas, J. L. F., & San Juan, F. M. Z. (2026). Massed and distributed training in a canine match-to-sample task: A single-subject exploratory study. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/bejrcw28
Magnaye, R. (2026). Social support and stress management strategies among business students. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/0erev259
Quinto, L. F., Atento, R. G. O., Espelita, C. A. M. H., Atento, A. G., & Teodosio, G. M. (2026). Gendered norms of violence: Female education, economic empowerment, and women's acceptance of wife beating across countries. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/1r6v4e46
Vicente-Estoya, H. J. C. (2026). Mapping attachment styles, hope, and resilience among intimate partner violence survivors: A basis for recovery-oriented interventions. International Journal of Behavioral and Social Analytics, 1(3). https://doi.org/10.65166/e4ebf554
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