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Kuilin Wei, Jun Liu, Shuai Wang et al.Frontiers in psychology
BACKGROUND: With the growing application of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in fashion design and cultural and creative industries, AI-generated Chinese ethnic-minority fashion has created new opportunities for the contemporary transformation of traditional culture. However, whether consumers are willing to accept such products and…
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Liyan Wu, Guoqiang Sang, Bodi Zhang et al.Frontiers in public health
BACKGROUND: Excessive sedentary behavior is a modifiable public health concern in university populations, and life satisfaction is an important indicator of psychological wellbeing and a relevant target for campus health promotion. This study examined the longitudinal association between sedentary behavior and life satisfaction…
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Mingzhe Li, Tengyue Chen, Yan Wang et al.Frontiers in psychiatry
BACKGROUND: Ischemic stroke (IS) elicits a robust neuroinflammatory response in which damage-associated molecular patterns (DAMPs) released from necrotic tissue drive systemic cytokine activation. Although macrophage inflammatory protein-1α (MIP-1α) is a recognized biomarker of stroke severity, its interaction with neuropsychiatric comorbidities, particularly Post-Stroke Anxiety…
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Haichuan TangFrontiers in psychology
INTRODUCTION: Folk songs such as Zhuang antiphonal singing, Dong Grand Song, Miao Feige, and Hua'er singing preserve cultural knowledge and ancestral traditions among ethnic minority communities in southern and southwestern China. However, their potential role as psychological resources remains insufficiently examined. This study…
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Wanjun Zhao, Yumei Huang, Yue Fan et al.Frontiers in psychology
OBJECTIVE: To explore positive psychological resources and support needs among patients with gastric cancer undergoing chemotherapy who experience fear of cancer recurrence (FCR), guided by the Positive Emotion, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning, and Accomplishment (PERMA) model. METHODS: A qualitative descriptive study was conducted with…
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Yifei Tang, Man Chen, Yujun Deng et al.Frontiers in psychiatry
BACKGROUND: Narrative-based entertainment has been associated with audience members' values and behavioral tendencies, yet the mechanisms linking cinematic narrative experiences to prosocial tendencies remain unclear. Drawing on narrative transportation theory and character identification theory, this study examined whether character identification mediates the association…
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Pinghua Liu, Xinjun GaoFrontiers in psychology
Under what conditions does reduced managerial intervention support employee autonomy, and when does it become a failure of responsibility? Drawing on a selective reconstruction of wuwei in the Laozi, this Perspective develops a conditional account of leadership in dialogue with autonomy-supportive and empowering…
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Diana Nathalie Onofre Ancco, Fabiola Mary Talavera-Mendoza, Maria Elena Rojas ZegarraFrontiers in psychiatry
INTRODUCTION: Conventional diagnostic categories may not fully capture the psychological processes associated with suicidal ideation among university students. This systematic review synthesized recent evidence on candidate transdiagnostic psychological mechanisms, distinguishing ideation-specific findings from broader suicide-related outcomes. METHODS: Scopus, Web of Science, PubMed, and…
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Min Ye, Yu Qian, Shuang Ren et al.Frontiers in sports and active living
INTRODUCTION: Training load monitoring has been widely studied across many sports, yet evidence in rhythmic gymnastics remains limited despite its high energetic demands, technical complexity, and strict body composition requirements. This exploratory pilot study examined physiological, hematological, perceptual, psychological, and irisin responses during…
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Elie Gedeon, Celine El Zoghbi, Leen Awarkeh et al.Frontiers in psychology
BACKGROUND: Achievement motivation is commonly described through two related but distinct tendencies: hope for success and fear of failure. Locus of control may be associated with these achievement motives through self-esteem, but these relationships have been examined mainly in Western and individualist contexts.…
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Chus Taboada Costas, Rosa J Molero Mañes, María F Rabito-Alcón et al.Frontiers in psychology
INTRODUCTION: Climate-related disasters, such as the catastrophic DANA event in Valencia (October 2024), present significant public health challenges, leading to acute stress, anxiety, and functional impairment. Early intervention is critical to prevent the transition from acute distress to chronic post-traumatic stress disorder. This…
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Wenwen Pan, Yong Zhang, Tao ShanFrontiers in psychology
BACKGROUND: Mobile phone dependence is receiving increasing attention in university populations. Existing evidence suggests that physical activity is related to psychological wellbeing and self-regulatory processes; however, the pathways that may account for its association with mobile phone dependence remain unclear. The present study…
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Jeffrey Proulx, Chase M Bryer, Sherente Harris et al.Frontiers in public health
INTRODUCTION: Indigenous cultures across Turtle Island have long promoted wellness through language, ceremony, storytelling, movement, community connection, and relationships with the natural world. These cultural practices may serve as important pathways for healing and health promotion. At the same time, Indigenous communities experience…
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Ieva Reine, Kolbeinn H Stefánsson, Raimonda Sadauskaitė et al.Frontiers in psychology
Population aging has intensified interest in extending working lives, yet employment at older ages is not in itself evidence of sustainable aging at work. This article develops a Sustainable Aging-at-Work Alignment Framework that conceptualizes later-life work and retirement as a dynamic process shaped…
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Yan Han, Jie He, Qian Wang et al.Frontiers in psychiatry
BACKGROUND: Psychiatric nurses manage aggression, interrupted recovery and emotionally demanding care. Surveys quantify distress but rarely show how these experiences accumulate during routine work. AIM: We aimed to estimate the prevalence of a positive depressive-symptom screen among psychiatric nurses and to quantify its…
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Jacqueline Hoare, Fulufhelo NetshifhefheFrontiers in psychiatry
INTRODUCTION: Loneliness and impaired social functioning are clinically significant features of mental illness. Psychiatric service dogs (PSDs) are individually trained to perform tasks that mitigate the functional impact of psychiatric disability and have been proposed as an intervention for loneliness and impaired social…
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Yanfeng Zhang, Xiang Pan, Yibo Gao et al.Frontiers in psychology
Family correlates of preschool children's physical activity (PA) and motor competence are seldom compared within a single adjusted model. We designed and conducted a national household survey across all 31 province-level divisions of China in 2020 using three-stage probability-proportional-to-size sampling and included 10,967…
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Gabriela A Martínez-Levy, Ana Fresán-Orellana, Magdalena Briones-Velasco et al.Frontiers in psychology
BACKGROUND: Childhood adversity is a well-established distal determinant of suicide risk, yet the proximal psychological mechanisms linking it to suicidal vulnerability during medical training remain poorly understood. OBJECTIVE: To examine whether depressive symptoms, anxiety symptoms, and perceived academic stress mediate the association between…
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Latika Pandey, Fathima Yasmin, Rinshidha Gibin et al.Frontiers in public health
BACKGROUND: The Impostor phenomenon is characterized by persistent feelings of self-doubt and difficulty internalizing accomplishment despite being competent. Although its psychological consequences among healthcare professionals have been extensively studied, the influences of impostor phenomenon on occupational functioning remains underexplored. This scoping review synthesized…
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Lulu WangFrontiers in psychology
BACKGROUND: Media Psychology investigates how media environments organize attention, judgment, and social influence. On Weibo, the repost is a publicly observable sharing act through which users may reduce uncertainty, follow social proof, and respond to intermediary visibility. A persistent research problem is that…
