2920 papers
This study analyzes age-related differences in the mental health of Canadian medical laboratory professionals using 2023 and 2025 survey data, revealing that while age does not uniformly predict distress levels, it significantly influences how psychological distress is experienced and expressed across different age groups.
Using Ecological Momentary Assessment, this study demonstrates that the three flows of compassion and perceived connection are dynamically interrelated within individuals, with self-compassion uniquely serving as a prospective predictor of all other flows, thereby supporting compassion's relational nature and highlighting its potential as a key intervention target.
This systematic review synthesizes evidence demonstrating that the positivity bias inherent in social networking sites drives upward social comparison and envy, leading to diminished self-worth and depression, which in turn trigger maladaptive coping behaviors such as risk-prone self-promotion and digital aggression as manifestations of underlying psychological distress.
This postdoctoral study demonstrates that the Rio Doce School Program's specialization course effectively overcomes "Pedagogical Silence" regarding the 2015 Fundão dam disaster in countryside public schools by integrating Countryside Education principles with social justice and sustainability, thereby empowering teachers to critically incorporate the socio-environmental crisis into their pedagogical practices.
This study validates a structural model demonstrating that algorithmic literacy significantly enhances cognitive integration of generative AI and reduces academic dependency among Peruvian university students, thereby improving perceived academic performance, particularly when moderated by digital ethics.
This study challenges technology-deterministic views of digital transformation in Saudi higher education by employing a hybrid PLS-SEM and System Dynamics approach to demonstrate that institutional resilience is not a direct result of digital maturity, but rather an outcome mediated by organizational agility and innovation capability, with funding stability serving as a critical direct driver.
This longitudinal study of older adults reveals that neighborhood social cohesion is significantly associated with reduced sleep disturbance, a relationship that is partially mediated by depressive symptoms at both baseline levels and over time.
This study of 520 Egyptian university students demonstrates that higher psychological resilience significantly predicts a lower readiness to share online rumors, supporting a cognitive-behavioral model where resilience helps individuals regulate emotions and tolerate uncertainty to resist misinformation.
This article challenges the conventional risk-assessment-first approach to suicide prevention in clinical social work by proposing "accompaniment"—a relational practice that prioritizes presence and trust-building before assessment—to create safer conditions for disclosure and improve care outcomes for marginalized populations.
This paper reviews the transformation of public hospital human resource management under China's high-quality development and Northeast revitalization strategies, identifies current research gaps and regional challenges, and proposes a data-driven, adaptable ecosystem to optimize talent management and support regional revitalization.