New Model Links Crisis Stabilisation to Social Adaptation in Psychological Support
A new theoretical model in BMC Psychology links crisis stabilisation, self-regulation and social adaptation, with its pathways awaiting empirical evaluation.
A new theoretical model in BMC Psychology links crisis stabilisation, self-regulation and social adaptation, with its pathways awaiting empirical evaluation.
A new conceptual framework called Family Business 5.0 aligns family firms' socioemotional wealth priorities with Industry 5.0's human-centric, sustainable and ...
A cross-sectional study of 501 healthcare providers at an Ethiopian referral hospital found that those who perceived the health system ...
A Nature Mental Health perspective synthesizes evidence linking psychological risk factors such as loneliness and protective factors such as purpose ...
A scoping review of 29 studies and three institutional reports documents extremely high rates of stress, depression, anxiety and PTSD ...
An integrative review of 12 studies finds that person-centered, trauma-informed care strengthens resilience after intimate partner violence by fostering trust, ...
A cross-sectional study of 103 Spanish employees found a strong positive association between perceived emotional intelligence and resilience, with the ...
A qualitative interview study of 12 international students at a new Caribbean medical school documents their motivations, academic and cultural ...
A cross-sectional survey of 417 healthcare workers in three hospitals used dominance analysis to rank psychological predictors of burnout, finding ...
A survey of 76 graduates of a resilience-focused MBBS program in Dubai found high agreement that the curriculum met its ...
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