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Psychometric properties of the Resilience Scale for Adults (RSA) and its relationship with life-stress, anxiety and depression in a Hispanic Latin-American community sample
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Bereavement support for family caregivers: The gap between guidelines and practice in palliative care
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Detection of atypical network development patterns in children with autism spectrum disorder using magnetoencephalography
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Belief Beyond the Brain: Why Actions Speak Louder Than Mind Reading
Introduction Have you ever wondered why some people believe in supernatural beings while others don’t? It seems like the realm of the supernatural is as varied and intricate as the human mind itself. In recent years, psychologists have become particularly interested in understanding what exactly drives belief in these immaterial concepts. Is it an advanced […]
Decoding ADHD: Subgroups and the Brain’s Mysterious Connectivity
Introduction Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, more commonly known as ADHD, is something of an enigma in the world of mental health. It’s like a multifaceted puzzle, where every piece seems to reveal a new aspect of this complex condition. Imagine for a moment a classroom full of children. Some might be daydreaming, others might struggle to sit […]
Navigating Echo Chambers: Understanding Debunking in a World of Tribalism
Introduction: The Battle of Beliefs in a Connected World Picture this: you’re scrolling through your social media feed and stumble upon a post that challenges a long-held belief. Do you stop to consider the new information or scroll past, determined to stick with what you know? In today’s digital age, the way we interact with […]
Harnessing Tweets for Turbulent Times: Exploring a Novel Approach to Disaster Mental Health
Introduction: Where 280 Characters Meet Emotional Turmoil Cue up the images of chaos and uncertainty—hurricane-ravaged streets, families clutching each other amidst the ruins, and a general feeling of loss that seems as boundless as the wind itself. Disasters have the cruel knack of reshaping not only terrains but minds, leaving an indelible imprint on the […]
Navigating the Complex Web of Psychopathology: Are We Seeing What We Think?
Introduction Imagine walking through a lush forest where every plant and creature is interconnected in ways that aren’t immediately visible. Now, picture our brains and emotions as this intricate ecosystem, where every thought and feeling is part of a larger network. In the world of psychology, understanding these complex connections is akin to untangling this […]
The Pulse of Emotion: Understanding the Dynamics of Depression and Health
Introduction: Inside the Emotion Rollercoaster Imagine your mind as a bustling city, each thought and feeling a citizen, interacting, influencing, and evolving. This is what our emotional landscape resembles—a dynamic, ever-changing network. Just like the ebb and flow of traffic, emotions have rhythms and patterns. But what happens when these rhythms are disrupted? Major Depressive […]