Introduction – Context of the Study The exploration of familial dynamics has long captivated researchers in the field of psychology, particularly the varied roles both parents play in the development of children. Earlier attention predominantly focused on mothers, given their traditionally primary caregiving roles. However, as societal norms evolve, there is a growing awareness and […]
Author: Olivia Thompson
Navigating Power Dynamics in Professional Support for Traumatic Bereavement
Introduction – Context of the Study Traumatic deaths can leave individuals and families in a state of profound emotional upheaval, prompting a critical need for effective support systems. The journal article “Strategies of professional assistance after traumatic deaths: empowerment or disempowerment?” delves into this pressing issue. The study examines the complex interplay between professional assistance […]
Navigating the Landscape of Mental Health Research in Arab Countries Through PubMed Analysis
Introduction – Context of the Study Understanding the geographical distribution and thematic focus of mental health research is crucial in identifying gaps and setting priorities for future investigations. The study titled ‘Analysis of mental health publications from Arab countries in PubMed, 1987-2002’ provides a comprehensive examination of the mental health articles published in 22 Arab […]
Mapping the Landscape of Mental Health Research in Arab Nations: A Comprehensive Analysis of Publications from 1987 to 2002
Introduction – Context of the Study The regulation and advancement of mental health research within a global context continue to gain traction as a crucial determinant of national health systems. This trajectory holds particularly significant importance in the Arab world, where socio-political, economic, and cultural elements intricately affect mental health paradigms. The study titled “Analysis […]
Navigating Ethical Waters: Psychological Screening in Child Adoption
Introduction – Context of the Study In recent years, the role of psychological screening in the process of adoptive placement has garnered significant attention. The journal article, Did I Make the Grade? Ethical Issues in Psychological Screening of Children for Adoptive Placement, delves into this critical aspect of adoption, exploring the ethical dilemmas that arise […]
Exploring the Connection between Quality of Life and Emotional Expression in Peritoneal Dialysis Patients
Introduction – Context of the Study End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) is widely regarded as a severe medical condition with profound impacts on patients’ quality of life (QOL). For those suffering from this ailment, renal replacement therapies such as hemodialysis (HD) and peritoneal dialysis (PD) are vital. While these treatments are life-sustaining, they pose significant emotional […]
Understanding the Ethical Landscape of Psychological Screening in Children’s Adoption
Introduction – Context of the Study The adoption process is inherently complex and requires rigorous evaluation systems to ensure the best outcomes for children. Psychological screening plays a critical role in this intricate process, providing essential insights into the readiness and compatibility of children for adoptive placement. The journal article titled [**’Did I Make the […]
Exploring the Emotional Dimensions of Quality of Life in Peritoneal Dialysis Patients
Introduction – Context of the Study The journey of living with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) is fraught with numerous challenges, not just physically but emotionally. This progressive disorder significantly affects an individual’s quality of life (QOL), particularly when reliant on life-preserving interventions like dialysis. In medical and psychological communities, understanding these impacts is vital, as […]