Understanding Psychological Health in Adults with Irritable Bowel Syndrome: A Cross-Sectional Study Using the All of Us Research Program
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Yim IS, Rivera PJ, von Majewski K et al.European journal of psychotraumatology
Brahima K, Ouima Justin Dieudonné Z, Bénéwendé Landry Hugues O et al.
Sohail A, Magda A, Said M et al.Psychological medicine
Thomas PB, Hébert ET, Bataineh BS et al.Substance use & misuse
Borka Balas R, Melit LE, Balint DS et al.Children (Basel, Switzerland)
BACKGROUND: Smartphones have become indispensable tools for communication, entertainment, and information access among children and adolescents. Excessive smartphone use may interfere with daily activities and contribute to problematic smartphone use. This study aimed to investigate age-related differences in smartphone use patterns and their…
Gorlova A, Haque A, Reid N et al.International journal of molecular sciences
Background: Growing evidence supports a bidirectional relationship between 'emotional' (psychological) stress and intestinal inflammation. 'Emotional stress', a form of stress that is triggered by negative information and experiences of non-physical nature, is an established risk factor for the development of subclinical intestinal inflammation,…
Dote-Pardo J, Severino-González P, Quezada-Baier C et al.Behavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)
Background: White-collar crime causes major economic and social harm, yet research on its psychological mechanisms remains fragmented across criminology, behavioral ethics, accounting and finance. Objective: To synthesize research on cognitive biases and moral-regulatory mechanisms underlying white-collar, corporate and financial misconduct, and to examine…
Pleșea-Condratovici C, Vlase CM, Vasile IS et al.Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland)
Introduction: Anxiety is highly prevalent among health-sciences students, yet the relative strength of its sociodemographic, social-contextual, and psychological correlates is rarely examined within a single sample. This cross-sectional study examined the associations of these domains with anxiety in Romanian medical and nursing students…
Aslan AF, Demir S, Korkmaz P et al.Journal of clinical medicine
Background/Objective: The psychological impact of in vivo diagnostic procedures remains poorly understood. We assessed changes in psychological distress and drug hypersensitivity-related quality of life (QoL) throughout a diagnostic evaluation for suspected immediate drug hypersensitivity reactions (IDHRs) and aimed to identify predictors of persistent…
Öcük Ö, Kocamer Şahin ŞJournal of clinical medicine
Background/Objectives: The psychological consequences of elective aesthetic surgery are usually evaluated by comparing group means, an approach that is insensitive to change that differs in direction across individuals. This prospective controlled study examined both group-level and individual-level psychological change following aesthetic surgery. Methods:…
Gürbüz DÇ, Atmaca H, Damar H et al.Journal of clinical medicine
Background/Objectives: An isolated atrial septal aneurysm (ASA) represents a distinct structural anomaly defined by abnormal bulging of the interatrial tissue, affecting roughly three percent of the general public. Although routinely viewed as an accidental discovery during imaging, this condition carries recognized associations with…
Octavian Vasiliu, Andrei G Mangalagiu, Diana Gabriela Vasiliu et al.Nutrients
Background: The concept of emotional eating (EE) originates in the early psychosomatic accounts of overeating, but its nosological status remains contested more than four decades after it was first scientifically explored. Although neither the DSM-5-TR nor the ICD-11 recognizes EE as a discrete…
Forțu AC, Rada CBehavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)
Psychopathy is a multidimensional construct consistently associated with antisocial and violent behavior; however, its affective-interpersonal and behavioral components may contribute differently to distinct forms of violent offending. The present study investigated variations in psychopathy dimensions according to the type of violent offense and…
Guerroumi M, Aquil A, Dahbi N et al.Psychology, health & medicine
Wang CY, Liu WZ, Liao SM et al.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
Huang C, Chen XM, Fekih-Romdhane F et al.PloS one
BackgroundThe Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale for Youth (DASS-Y) has been validated in several countries, but its measurement equivalence between Middle Eastern and East Asian adolescents remains untested, and prior validations primarily relied on single analytic approaches without examining complex factor structures or…
Wang C, Wang Z, Yin YJournal of applied gerontology : the official journal of the Southern Gerontological Society
Ignashina M, Bondaronek P, Shams P et al.JMIR formative research
Karalunas SL, Faraone SV, Mooney MA et al.Biological psychiatry. Cognitive neuroscience and neuroimaging