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08/10/2025

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📖 (IADC) Experience and (NDE): Two Variations of a Single Phenomenon
✍ By Claudio Lalla and Fabio D’Antoni
🏘️ From Italian IADC Therapy Network and Azienda Sanitaria Universitaria Friuli Centrale (ASUFC)
👉 https://t.ly/yFwTa

Background: Induced after-death communication (IADC) experiences have been reported to share many phenomenological features with Near-Death Experiences (NDEs). This study aimed to empirically test the hypothesis that the majority of IADC experiences manifest a phenomenology that largely overlaps wit...

06/10/2025

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📖 Exploring Staff Perspectives on Implementing an Intervention Package for Post- : A Qualitative Study
✍ By Kulsum Patel et al.
🏘️ From University of Central Lancashire, Newcastle University, The University of Manchester, Pendle Community Hospital, University of Nottingham and NHS Cheshire and Merseyside Integrated Care Board
👉 https://t.ly/Z7ki5

01/10/2025

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📖 Reflexivity and Emotion at Work: A
✍ By Eleonora Cova and Maria Luisa Farnese
🏘️ From Sapienza Università di Roma
👉 https://t.ly/NgMyF

29/09/2025

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📖 Initial Psychological Evaluation in Couples with : Focusing on
✍ By Rebecca Ciacchini, Andrea Piarulli, Bianca Bottai, Graziella Orrù, Angelo Gemignani and Ciro Conversano
🏘️ From Università di Pisa and UNICAM - Universita' degli Studi di Camerino
👉 https://t.ly/REChY

22/09/2025

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📖 The Mediating Role of and Social Support in the Relationship Between Dermatological Disorders and Patients’
✍ By Charalambos Costeris and Maria Petridou
🏘️ From Neapolis University Pafos and University of Limassol
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Objective: This study aimed to examine whether perceived social support, appearance satisfaction, and self-esteem mediate the relationship between the type of dermatological condition and psychological distress among dermatological patients. Methods: A cross-sectional quantitative study utilizing se...

19/09/2025

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📖 A Systematic Review of and Intervention Using on Data
✍ By Akhila Reddy Yadulla, Guna Sekhar Sajja, Santosh Reddy Addula, Mohan Harish Maturi, Geeta Sandeep Nadella, Elyson De La Cruz, Karthik Meduri and Hari Gonaygunta
🏘️ From University of the Cumberlands
👉 https://t.ly/TcpDt

Electroencephalography (EEG) is a widely used non-invasive method for capturing brain activity, offering valuable insights into cognitive and emotional states relevant to mental health. With the growing complexity and volume of EEG data, machine learning (ML) techniques—particularly deep learning....

17/09/2025

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📖 Influence of a Brief Online Intervention on , , and Emotional Outcomes Among University Students: A Randomized Longitudinal Trial
✍ By Jordan S. H. Thomson and Stephen C. Van Hedger
🏘️ From Huron University and Western University
👉 https://t.ly/EwM82

Mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) have been previously linked with improved cognition and reduced stress, anxiety, and depression. Yet, traditional MBIs are lengthy and resource intensive. Brief and online MBIs represent a bridge into more extensive practice—but questions of whether these pro...

15/09/2025

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📖 Student Teachers’ Prior to Their First in Schools: Interrelatedness of Subconstructs Within Three Domains of Practice
✍ By Tine Nielsen, Morten Pettersson and Line Toft
🏘️ From UCL
👉 https://t.ly/aiGcR

Developing a strong sense of self-efficacy is thought to be decisive for student teachers to help them prepare for challenges in the profession. However, while most recognize that confidence in teaching involves multiple and interrelated dimensions, we know little about the interplay between dimensi...

12/09/2025

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📖 The Costs of Caring: Prevalence and Associated Factors of , , and Compassion Satisfaction Among in Greece
✍ By Katerina Koutra, Georgios Mavroeides and Sofia Triliva
🏘️ From Πανεπιστήμιο Κρήτης- University of Crete
👉 https://t.ly/BWSLq

Burnout and work-related stress are extensively studied among mental health professionals (MHPs) in countries around the world, but there is a paucity of research emanating from Greece’s hybrid healthcare system. In Greece, MHPs may encounter unique challenges with economic obstacles and in puttin...

10/09/2025

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📖 Understanding HRIS Adoption: A Psychosocial Perspective on Managerial Engagement and System Effectiveness
✍ By Fadi Sofi, Anas Al-Fattal and Ip-Shing Fan
🏘️ From London School of Administration, University of Minnesota Crookston and Cranfield University
👉 https://t.ly/ugQQT

Human Resource Information Systems (HRISs) have become integral to contemporary organizational life, yet their successful adoption remains uneven and poorly understood. Existing models often focus on cognitive or technical determinants, overlooking how emotional and social factors shape user behavio...

08/09/2025

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📖 Predicting Behavior from Traits and Climate Worry: A Approach
✍ By Stefanos Balaskas and Kyriakos Komis
🏘️ From Πανεπιστήμιο Πατρών University of Patras
👉 https://t.ly/ioxRu

Addressing climate change requires deeper insight into the psychological drivers of pro-environmental behavior. This study investigates how personality traits, climate-related emotions, and demographic factors can predict sustainable consumption and climate action participation using a Bayesian regr...

05/09/2025

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📖 Exploring the Impact of on and Sleep in Long-Distance South Asian Caregivers
✍ By Srujana Chekuri, Aziza Siddiqui and Julie Blaskewicz Boron
🏘️ From University of Nebraska at Omaha
👉 https://t.ly/LZyN1

This mixed-methods study examined the influence of physical activity on mental health and sleep quality among 78 long-distance South Asian caregivers of older adults. As caregiving demands grow globally, long-distance caregivers face unique stressors intensified by cultural obligations and geographi...