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Repetitive negative thinking is associated with amyloid accumulation over 3 years in cognitively healthy adults

Marchant NL, Mezenge F, Raghavan AV et al.

Teaching and psychological associations of adolescent piano composition skills: a study on constructivist practices and reflective guidance based on teacher reports.

Yan XFrontiers in psychology

INTRODUCTION: To understand the connection between open teaching environments and musical creative performance, this study focuses on adolescent piano teaching, examining the structural associations among constructivist practices, reflective guidance, and piano composition skills, and analyzing the parallel indirect associations linked via creative self-efficacy…

University students' perceptions of virtuous persons in Türkiye: associations with psychological wellbeing, resilience, intolerance of uncertainty, and hopelessness.

Şentürk Ş, Gür Erdoğan D, Altınışık MS et al.Frontiers in psychology

INTRODUCTION: Perceptions of virtuous persons represent an important yet understudied dimension of moral cognition that may be associated with individuals' psychological functioning as well as their developmental and contextual experiences. This study examined university students' perceptions of virtuous persons in relation to demographic…

Research on the construction of an adaptive mindfulness-based cognitive therapy system based on large language models and its efficacy in addressing college students' anxiety.

Jia YFrontiers in psychology

To handle the problem of resource scarcity and lack of personalization and adaptability in the traditional approach to mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) in dealing with college students with anxiety disorders, this study proposes the use of the natural language interface and adaptability properties…

Institutional support, relationships, and multicultural participation: response surfaces of university belonging and sociocultural engagement.

Luo S, Qu HFrontiers in psychology

INTRODUCTION: Universities are cultural settings in which institutional arrangements and interpersonal recognition jointly condition participation and belonging. METHODS: This open-data secondary analysis examined how perceived supportive campus environment and relationship quality combined in relation to university belonging and sociocultural engagement among health-professions students…

Legal Evidence-Authority Dissociation in juror judgment: a multistudy reanalysis of memory contamination and AI advice.

Xie XFrontiers in psychology

INTRODUCTION: Legal decision makers may remember information without using it to update a legal judgment, and may respond differently to the same recommendation depending on its attributed source. LEAD separates these processes into memory-entry, judgment-incorporation, and authority-deference gates. METHODS: We reanalyzed three public,…

Emojis as socio-emotional cues in EFL learning: a narrative conceptual review of affect, relatedness, and well-being.

Shamim Akhter, Abdulrazaq Alzahrani, Rabindra Dev Prasad et al.Frontiers in psychology

Emojis can modify the emotional and relational interpretation of digital messages, but their contribution to learner well-being in English as a Foreign Language (EFL) education remains uncertain. This narrative conceptual review brings together purposively selected research on emojis, educational communication, and language learner…

Association between psychological resilience and quality of life among middle-aged and older inpatients with chronic diseases: a cross-sectional study.

Xu J, Wang F, Chen Y et al.Frontiers in public health

OBJECTIVES: This study aimed to explore the associations between psychological resilience and quality of life in middle- aged and older inpatients with chronic diseases. Additionally, the study investigated the potential mediating role of frailty and depression, as well as the moderating role of…

Sumud as a framework for collective resilience: a systematic review of implications for transcultural psychiatry and psychotherapy.

Aly El-Gabry D, Elbarazi I, Stip E et al.Frontiers in psychiatry

BACKGROUND: Resilience is increasingly understood as a dynamic, ecological process; however, prevailing psychiatric models continue to emphasize individual traits, thereby neglecting collective and culturally embedded forms of endurance. Sumud (Arabic: صمود), broadly translating as steadfastness, perseverance, and endurance, sustains identity, dignity, and daily…

Green exercise as a potential pathway to promoting mental health in children and adolescents: a narrative review.

Huang H, Peng XFrontiers in psychiatry

Poor mental health during childhood and adolescence may adversely affect emotional regulation, social relationships, education, everyday functioning, and well-being into adulthood. Green exercise-defined as physical activity undertaken with direct exposure to natural environments-has attracted increasing attention as a potentially accessible and low stigma…

Financial toxicity profiles and associated factors among lung cancer patients receiving immunotherapy: a latent profile analysis.

Nie J, Hu P, Qian W et al.Frontiers in public health

OBJECTIVES: To identify latent profiles of patient-reported financial toxicity and factors associated with profile membership among lung cancer patients receiving immunotherapy. METHODS: A total of 331 lung cancer patients receiving immunotherapy were recruited by convenience sampling. Financial toxicity, perceived social support, and psychological…

The Resilience Responsibility Gap: how institutions distribute the burden of adaptation under AI-driven structural disruption.

Basaran BFrontiers in psychology

INTRODUCTION: AI-drivenworkforce disruption is structural rather than episodic and is reshaping skills, tasks, job roles, career prospects and job stability. Resilience research has traditionally focused on individuals, yet adaptation is required at the individual, organizational, institutional and societal levels. This study examines who…

Investigating the relationships of different social media platform use with life satisfaction mediated by loneliness: a cross-sectional study.

Madeleine Kent, Yu TakizawaAustralian journal of psychology

OBJECTIVE: Existing research rarely distinguishes between different social media platforms, with little investigation into how different platforms relate to psychological wellbeing or how loneliness mediates these relationships. This study investigated the direct and indirect relationships between open network (ONSM) and closed network social…

The psychology of fate: patterned constraint, situated freedom, and algorithmic prediction.

Incze A, Treuer TFrontiers in psychology

This Conceptual Analysis rehabilitates fate as a boundary concept for theoretical and philosophical psychology. It does not treat fate as metaphysical predestination or as a new causal mechanism. Instead, fate is defined as the lived convergence of patterned constraints that organize possibility before…

Job satisfaction, psychological well-being, and movement facilitation self-efficacy among primary school classroom teachers.

Çeviker AP, Karakaya M, Özoğlu F et al.Frontiers in psychology

INTRODUCTION: This study examined the direct and indirect relationships among primary school classroom teachers' job satisfaction, psychological well-being, and movement facilitation self-efficacy in physical education and games lessons using structural equation modeling (SEM). METHOD: A quantitative, cross-sectional correlational design was employed. Data were…

Adultcentrism in the moral instruction of Di Zi Gui: proposed psychological mechanisms and implications for children's autonomy.

Liu H, Liu PFrontiers in psychology

Di Zi Gui, a Qing-era moral primer, is discussed in contemporary Chinese family education, school moral education, and classical-recitation initiatives. Existing accounts document heterogeneous uses but do not establish their current prevalence or effects on children's autonomy. This Hypothesis and Theory article develops…

How dispositional optimism relates to psychological resilience: examining the roles of self-efficacy and adaptive coping.

Wang Z, Hu H, Dai L et al.Frontiers in psychology

BACKGROUND: College students face mounting psychological pressures, making the relationship between dispositional optimism and psychological resilience a critical research focus. However, the underlying mechanisms connecting these constructs remain insufficiently explored. PURPOSE: This study examines the associations among dispositional optimism, self-efficacy, and adaptive coping…

Psychosocial transformation and peacebuilding: analysis of the community impact of development and peace programs in Colombia.

Garcia Peñaloza JE, Campos Ramirez N, Mosquera Conde NMFrontiers in psychology

INTRODUCTION: The prolonged armed conflict and the impact of its consequences following the signing of the Peace Treaty generated profound psychosocial impacts on Colombian communities. These impacts include the fragmentation of the social fabric, distrust, and limited citizen participation. In this context, the…

Assessment of psychological problems in children with chronic physical health conditions using DSM-oriented ASEBA scales: a meta-analysis.

Pinquart M, Lütke-Lengerich LFrontiers in psychology

BACKGROUND: Chronic physical health conditions (CPHCs) increase the risk of mental health problems. The present meta-analysis integrates research of studies that compared DSM-oriented scores from the Achenbach System of Empirically Based Assessment (ASEBA) in young people with CPHCs and a control condition. METHODS:…

Delivering online cognitive behavioral therapy to address mental health challenges in correctional workers: a randomized controlled trial.

Holmes C, Gutierrez G, Stephenson C et al.Frontiers in psychiatry

BACKGROUND: Correctional workers (CWs), are frequently exposed to traumatic workplace events, placing them at higher risk of experiencing mental health disorders, including major depressive disorder (MDD), generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Despite high prevalence of mental health challenges, CWs…