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Bases biológicas da cognição: : consequências para a educação e para a psicanálise

Luiz Ernesto Cabral PellandaRevista de Psicanálise da SPPA

Mechanisms of formation and manifestation of emotional dependency in interpersonal relationships

Liana V. SpytskaGiornale italiano di psicopatologia/Journal of psychopathology/Italian journal of psychopathology

Clinician-guided digital CBT-I improves sleep quality and apnea severity in patients with co-morbid insomnia and OSA: A Double-Blind, Randomized Clinical Trial

Yuan Shi, Xujun Feng, Zhaohua Chen et al.American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine

СПОСОБИ ВИЯВЛЕННЯ ТА ПОДОЛАННЯ СТРЕСУ У ДІТЕЙ МОЛОДШОГО ШКІЛЬНОГО ВІКУ

Лаура Зейналова

El rol del psicólogo educativo en el aprendizaje estudiantil: una revisión integrativa

Gloria Adelina Morán MurilloRevista científica Guacamaya

Effect of discharge planning rooted in the integrated Care for Older People Concept on the maintenance of intrinsic capacity in older adults.

Zheng D, Xu R, Cai S et al.Frontiers in public health

OBJECTIVE: To assess how integrated care for older people (ICOPE)-based discharge planning (DP) affects older patients' intrinsic capacity (IC). METHODS: Between December 2023 and June 2024, 112 geriatric inpatients were randomly assigned to control (routine care) or Experimental (routine care + ICOPE discharge…

Early caudate involvement marks a Lewy body spectrum phenotype in parkinsonism: a 5-year longitudinal study.

Sara Varanese, Maria Pia Buongarzone, Stefano Viola et al.Frontiers in neurology

BACKGROUND: Parkinsonian syndromes are increasingly recognized as part of a heterogeneous spectrum of Lewy body diseases, ranging from Parkinson's disease (PD) to dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB). Identifying early markers of clinical heterogeneity remains challenging. OBJECTIVE: To investigate whether striatal dopaminergic denervation patterns…

Interleukin pathway genotype and the grandiosity dimension of psychosis: a machine learning gene set analysis with unsupervised anomaly detection controls.

Maksymilian A Brzezicki, Przemysław T Zakowicz, Paweł Kapelski et al.Frontiers in immunology

Immune involvement in psychosis is well supported, although most of the evidence comes from studies of negative and deficit symptoms. Grandiosity, in comparison, has received little attention. It is, however, the one symptom for which the two main accounts of inflammation in psychosis,…

A qualitative study on decent work perception among male nurses in the ICU.

Liu X, Sun M, Li J et al.Frontiers in public health

OBJECTIVE: To explore the lived experiences of decent work perception among male ICU nurses in China, so as to provide evidence for nursing administrators to improve management strategies and retain male nursing workforce. METHODS: An interpretative phenomenological research design guided by the Psychology…

The impact of air quality on public attention to depressive emotions: an empirical examination based on Chinese urban panel data.

Wang C, Zhang HFrontiers in psychology

Depressive emotions have emerged as a critical public health concern, with their etiology closely linked to the natural environment, particularly air quality. Grounded in environmental stress theory and social support theory, this study utilizes panel data from 277 prefecture-level cities in China spanning…

Silence as relational adaptation: Strategic communicative practices of Chinese partners in Sino-Western intercultural marriages.

Fan H, Xiang WFrontiers in psychology

INTRODUCTION: Silence is a pervasive yet understudied communicative practice in intercultural intimate relationships. Existing research has primarily examined silence in public and institutional contexts, while limited attention has been paid to how silence functions within intercultural marriages as a relational and adaptive practice.…

Violence against men in intimate partnerships in Dédougou, Burkina Faso: reported experiences, forms, and the culture of silence.

Tengueri YFrontiers in sociology

BACKGROUND: Domestic violence research has largely focused on women as victims, leaving male victimisation under-recognised. This study examines the prevalence, forms, and consequences of domestic violence against men in Dédougou, Burkina Faso. METHODS: A mixed-methods design combined a KoboToolbox survey of 598 men…

The association between parental physical activity and the parent-child relationship in early childhood: the serial mediating roles of emotion regulation and subjective wellbeing.

Zhang X, Wang K, Zhang J et al.Frontiers in psychology

OBJECTIVE: The parent-child relationship in early childhood is closely linked to children's physical and psychological development. Although parental physical activity has been associated with favorable psychological outcomes, little is known about how it relates to the parent-child relationship or about the potential roles…

The impact of AI service quality on researchers' work wellbeing: a dual-path moderated mediation model.

Liu S, Liu TFrontiers in psychology

As AI tools permeate scientific research, a critical question emerges: does better AI actually make researchers happier? Grounded in the Job Demands-Resources (JD-R) model, this study proposes and tests a dual-path moderated mediation framework in which perceived AI service quality influences researcher work…

Cognitive impairment profiles in patients with cerebrovascular diseases: a latent profile analysis.

Yao Yin, Hui Ma, Rong Zou et al.Frontiers in neurology

BACKGROUND: Cognitive impairment is an increasingly recognized condition predominantly attributable to cerebrovascular diseases (CVDs). It substantially diminishes patients' quality of life and imposes considerable burdens on caregivers and healthcare systems. However, how cognitive impairment manifest across multiple functional domains in individuals with CVDs…

Exploring early perceptual processing of faces displaying Down syndrome features from a masked priming paradigm.

Hernández-Espeso N, Moret-Tatay C, Bustos-Hernando L et al.Frontiers in psychology

BACKGROUND: Understanding how facial characteristics associated with intellectual disability are processed during early stages of perception may provide new insights into disability-related social cognition. Masked priming paradigms offer a useful approach for examining how contextual information influences face recognition before conscious deliberation. METHODS:…

Distress, resilience, and self-repair: a topic modeling analysis of Chinese doctoral students' self-disclosure on Xiaohongshu.

Yin QFrontiers in psychology

The rapid expansion and massification of higher education in China have profoundly reshaped doctoral education, subjecting doctoral students to a series of structural challenges. While existing research predominantly employs external analytical perspectives through interviews or questionnaires, limited attention has been paid to Chinese…

Understanding anxiety disorders among Iranian mothers and their children exposed to conflict using an extended transactional model of stress and coping.

Ni N, Osati Z, Zaremohzzabieh Z et al.Frontiers in psychiatry

OBJECTIVE: The psychological impact of war on families is profound. However, the mechanisms linking war-related stressors to anxiety among mothers and their children remain insufficiently understood, particularly in Middle Eastern contexts. Grounded in an extended transactional model of stress and coping, this study…

When voices can be cloned: vocal identity threat and occupational self-efficacy among singers in the era of generative AI audio.

Niu J, Qi Y, Li XFrontiers in psychology

Generative AI voice cloning has advanced rapidly, yet its psychological and professional implications for singers remain underexplored. This review synthesizes empirical evidence concerning two central constructs: vocal identity threat, defined as the perceived erosion of the connection between voice and self, and occupational…

Disengagement and reintegration as psychosocial capacity-building after violent extremism.

Ramaswamy DFrontiers in psychiatry

Efforts to address violent extremism increasingly acknowledge the relevance of mental health, yet psychological factors are still often treated as background vulnerabilities rather than as active processes shaping whether reintegration can be sustained over time. This paper offers a conceptual, theory-generating account of…