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Cancer-Related Stigma among University Students in Oman: Implications for Cancer Care

jabri SIA, Rawahi AZA, Shukairi HAA et al.

Living alongside asbestos mine tailings: Perceived stress and asbestos-related concerns in Canadian former mining regions

Chouinard C, White N, Duchesne A

Information needs and care experiences among antenatal and postnatal women: A mixed-methods study

Raneberg A, Cannon D, Manori‎ S et al.

Psychological mechanisms shaping informal health providers’ engagement with formal health system linkages in Nigerian urban slums

Agu EC, Orjiakor CT, Ogbozor PA et al.

Impact of Histopathology and Bladder Dysfunction on the Treatment Strategy Selection of Ketamine-Associated Cystitis.

Jia-Fong Jhang, Wan-Ru Yu, Yuan-Hong Jiang et al.Lower urinary tract symptoms

Despite High Hepatitis C Virus Testing, Treatment Gaps Remain: A Study Among Syringe Services Program Participants in Massachusetts.

Leah C Shaw, Katie B Biello, Darien M Sproesser et al.Rhode Island medical journal (2013)

Adherence to the Mediterranean diet and female sexual function: a scoping review.

Yildiz Karaahmet A, Bilgiç FŞSexual medicine

OBJECTIVE: This scoping review aimed to systematically map the available evidence on the association between Mediterranean diet adherence and female sexual health and to explore potential biological and psychological mechanisms underlying this relationship. METHODS: The review was conducted according to the methodological frameworks…

Nonparametric inference of stability landscapes from intensive longitudinal data

Cui J, Ceulemans E, tuerlinckx f

Moralised Essentialism and Identity Closure in Moral Character Judgement

Boullineau E

“Choosing the right test begins with the right questions”: An interactive decision tree for statistical analysis

Holgado D, Martarelli C

Perceived social support and general psychological distress in the post-pandemic era: mediation of perceived stress and moderation of psychological resilience.

Zhao L, Yuan Z, Yang M et al.Frontiers in psychology

BACKGROUND: In the post-pandemic era, the continuation of social distancing and the popularization of social media are changing people's psychological states. This study examined the effect of perceived social support on general psychological distress via perceived stress, as well as the moderating role…

Social media and eating behavior in later life: psychological pathways, evidence gaps, and an age-inclusive research agenda.

Hu D, Luo W, Wu XFrontiers in psychology

Population aging is unfolding within a food environment increasingly organized through social-media platforms. This Mini Review develops a psychological framework linking social-media content and engagement to eating behavior in later life. A focused narrative search and targeted supplementary identification informed the selection of…

Heterogeneity in maternal perceptions of psychological birth trauma: a latent profile analysis and predictor study.

Wang L, Wei WFrontiers in public health

IMPORTANCE: The heterogeneity in maternal childbirth trauma perception remains poorly understood, hindering the development of targeted prevention strategies. Identifying distinct risk subgroups and their associated modifiable factors is crucial for informing early interventions aimed at reducing the risk of Postpartum Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder…

Basic psychological need satisfaction profiles at work: person-centered links to job crafting and intrinsic motivation.

Coxen LFrontiers in psychology

Grounded in Self-Determination Theory (SDT), this study adopted a person-centered approach to investigate whether job crafting behaviors are associated with employees' membership in basic psychological need satisfaction profiles. Previous research has focused on contextual workplace factors such as job demands-resources and managerial behaviors,…

The resilience-distress paradox in HIV: latent profiles reveal that resilience compensates for low mindfulness.

Chen F, Yan X, Ding X et al.Frontiers in public health

BACKGROUND: People living with HIV (PLWH) face elevated risks for anxiety and depression, yet not all develop clinically significant distress-a phenomenon we term the resilience-distress paradox, whereby individuals with high psychological resilience (the capacity to adapt positively to adversity) nonetheless experience severe distress.…

Institutional contexts structure wellbeing-relevant psychosocial opportunities in residential disability services: a national documentary analysis in Romania.

Corman SFrontiers in psychology

Positive psychology increasingly recognizes that wellbeing depends on meaningful social and organizational contexts, yet residential disability services are rarely examined as environments that structure the practical opportunities through which autonomy, competence, relatedness, agency, and social inclusion can develop. We conducted a directed documentary…

Red culture immersion and psychological wellbeing among Chinese college students: the mediating role of collective self-esteem and the moderating role of psychological resilience.

Wei YFrontiers in psychology

INTRODUCTION: Red culture, the cultural legacy forged by the Chinese people under the leadership of the Communist Party of China during revolution, construction, and reform, is increasingly integrated into university education in China. However, the psychological mechanisms through which immersion in red culture…

Integrating Control-Mastery Theory and EMDR in the treatment of attachment-related trauma: pathogenic beliefs, testing processes, and target selection.

Bedeschi L, Onofri MFrontiers in psychology

Attachment-related trauma often develops through repeated relational experiences involving emotional misattunement, role reversal, inconsistent caregiving, and chronic threats to relational security. Such experiences may contribute to pathogenic beliefs concerning dependency, responsibility, emotional expression, and interpersonal safety, while making the identification of clinically meaningful…

The mind-body connection in women's reproductive health: how psychological stress shapes gut and ovarian function - a narrative review.

Yachanahalli Purushotham A, Shilpa BM, Sundaram DFrontiers in gastroenterology (Lausanne, Switzerland)

Psychological stress plays a critical role in modulating women's reproductive health through integrated neuroendocrine, immune, and microbiome-mediated pathways. Activation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis leads to elevated secretion of corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH), adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH), and cortisol, which suppress hypothalamic gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH)…

The Role of Stress and Resilience Profiles in Emotional Health.

Seely HD, Brown SMJournal of community psychology