Category: Psychology
Academic boredom differs by type and relates to engagement
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in PsychologyExamination of trait-, class-, and study-related academic boredom among university students reveals distinct associations with self-regulation, critical thinking, and academic outcomes.
Video increased mental health literacy, but not help-seeking intentions
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in PsychologyStudy evaluates narrative video intervention to improve mental health literacy and reduce stigma among Latinx adults, revealing gender differences and complex factors influencing help-seeking.
Impairment may link internalising symptoms to lower wellbeing
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in PsychologyInvestigation of functional impairment as a mediating mechanism between internalising symptoms and reduced wellbeing, with implications for clinical intervention targeting.
Animal encounters are linked to stronger nature connection
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in PsychologySystematic review and meta-analysis of 116 studies examining the relationship between animal encounters and human connection to nature, revealing a modest positive effect.
Visual art intervention was linked to better sleep quality
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in PsychologyStudy examines visual art intervention effects on sleep quality and emotional well-being in Malaysian university students over six weeks using physiological and psychological measures.
Loneliness was linked to more alcohol-related consequences in college students
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in PsychologyLongitudinal study examining loneliness as a risk factor for alcohol-related consequences in college students, mediated by drinking motives.
Ethical action-research is urged in mental health harm settings
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in PsychologyEthical imperatives in action-research on suffering and violence within mental health systems, examining institutional accountability mechanisms and structural harm across European and Southeast.
Mental imagery varies from absent to unusually vivid
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in PsychologyAnalysis of visual imagery spectrum including phantasia, aphantasia, and hyperphantasia; neurological characteristics, memory associations, and functional outcomes across populations.
CDS and inattention relate differently to personality and lifestyle factors
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in PsychologyStudy examining cognitive disengagement syndrome in Korean children identifies differential relationships with personality traits and lifestyle factors compared to inattentive symptoms.
Chinese stigma scale for healthcare professionals shows reliable validity
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in PsychologyValidation study of the Chinese PSSS-HCP scale measuring healthcare professional stigma toward patients with persistent somatic symptoms, demonstrating strong psychometric properties for clinical use.
