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Cogent Psychology
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ISSN 2331-1908 · Taylor & Francis Group · 983 artikel di indeks
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The role of demand characteristics and life satisfaction on the subjective wellbeing effects of gratitude letter writing
Gratitude interventions are known to increase subjective wellbeing. However, it has also been suggested that not everyone experiences equivalent benefits of engaging with gratitude activities, and there have been calls to better understand the moderators of such effects. In Study 1, we explored the…
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Unleash the potential: how age-inclusive HR practices drive innovative work behavior of older employees
Older employees are an important source of innovation owing to their accumulated experience and growing confidence with age, yet limited research explains how to enhance their innovative work behavior. Drawing on signaling theory and the Ability–Motivation–Opportunity (AMO) framework, this study…
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Understanding breast cancer screening intentions in Malta among women aged 18–49: comparing the predictive ability of the health belief model and the Theory of Planned Behaviour
The aim of the present study was to identify psychosocial predictors of future breast screening intentions among Maltese women aged 18–49. Women residing in Malta with no history of breast cancer or prior screening (n = 166) were recruited online and through in-person outreach in early 2025…
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Exploring the factors and challenges of involuntary singlehood and its impact on psychological well-being among women in Malaysia
Singlehood is an increasingly concerning phenomenon, particularly among women who desire romantic relationships but remain single due to various barriers. This qualitative study explores the factors contributing to involuntary singlehood, the challenges experienced, and its psychological impact…
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Messages left before self-harm and their association with suicidal intent: highlights from the French-speaking Swiss program for monitoring self-harm
Suicide is a significant public health issue globally. Self-harm (SH) is major risk factors for later suicide death. The messages left by individuals who self-harm provide insight into important information about the psychopathological state they are in, and help us to better identify the…
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Comparable 3D mental rotation for male and female when faces stimuli were applied
Considerable evidence indicates that women outperform men in face recognition, whereas numerous studies show that men surpass women in three-dimensional (3D) mental rotation ability. This study integrates these two lines of research to examine gender differences in face recognition tasks that…
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Which fosters psychological safety and voicing in online meetings: face-to-face contact or casual conversation?
This study examined how opportunities for member contact during meetings influence speaking behavior and psychological safety, and how these effects are mediated by the degree of virtuality. The study focused on four types of contact. These contacts included initial face-to-face meetings, frequent…
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Validation of an Academic Burnout Single-Item Measure (ABSI) in Mexican undergraduates: associations with PHQ-4 and perceived stress
Academic burnout is a relevant concern in higher education, yet brief and valid instruments for its assessment remain scarce in Latin America. Having a reliable instrument to effectively evaluate burnout supports in developing contextualized strategies to mitigate burnout effects. This study…
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The association between suicide rates and mental health service availability: a scoping review
It is uncertain if increasing mental health service availability results in decreased suicide rates. The aim of this scoping study is to systematically examine the literature on the relationship between mental health service availability and suicide rates. A scoping review was undertaken of studies…
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The role of hope, gratitude and forgiveness in suicidality from early adolescence to emerging adulthood
Much of the research to date regarding suicidality has concentrated on its causes, and although some research has looked at positive psychological traits, there are no longitudinal studies comparing development of positive psychological traits in adolescents as protective factors for later suicidal…
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Help for the helpers: a systematic review of factors influencing help-seeking in emergency service personnel
Given the physically and emotionally demanding nature of their work, many emergency service (ES) personnel encounter personal mental health challenges during their careers. However, there is often an unmet need for mental health support, as many ES workers are reluctant to seek help, and thus delay…
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How managerial support builds commitment: a group-level sequential mediation of prosocial motivation and collective thriving
Although managerial support has long been acknowledged as an important resource in organizations, the mechanisms through which it translates into stronger affective organizational commitment remain underexplored. Past literature has mainly investigated the direct effects, overlooking the sequential…
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The validity and reliability of the Peer Aggression and Reactive Behavior Questionnaire (PARB-Q) – Chinese version
Effective identification and intervention of peer aggression (PA) among school-aged children require culturally appropriate assessment tools. This study aims to validate the psychometric properties of the Chinese version of the Peer Aggression and Reactive Behavior Questionnaire (PARB-QC), a…
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Implicit cognition and tax perceptions: Developing the single-target IAT for tax compliance research in Indonesia
Tax compliance is a significant challenge in public finance. It is shaped not only by legal enforcement but also by taxpayers’ perceptions and cognitive evaluations. Traditional self-report methods are limited by social desirability bias and may fail to capture the automatic dimensions of tax…
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Exploring the role of self-concept clarity in managing negative emotions among Chinese male firefighters: a moderated mediation analysis
This study examined the relationship between self-concept clarity and negative emotions experienced by firefighters, alongside the exploration of the underlying mechanisms involved. Recognized as a vital psychological resource, self-concept clarity significantly contributes to emotion regulation…
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Unified protocol for transdiagnostic treatment: effectiveness with posttraumatic stress disorder, a systematic review
The objective of this systematic review was to evaluate the effectiveness of the Unified Protocol (UP) for the transdiagnostic treatment of emotional disorders in adults diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). PTSD frequently co-occurs with depression and anxiety and is characterized…
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Mapping the evidence on the effectiveness of mindfulness-based interventions as a stress recovery strategy in the workplace: a scoping review
This research adopts the stressor-detachment model of recovery from work and explores existing applications of mindfulness interventions to facilitate recovery as measured by psychological detachment. Given the attentional and cognitive nature of mindfulness, its connection to the core dimension of…
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University academics’ thinking styles and perceived leadership styles: implications for university management
A substantial body of research demonstrates that thinking styles influence multiple dimensions of human behaviour and performance. However, it remains unclear whether or not thinking styles can predict the leadership styles individuals perceive their leaders to exhibit. Drawing on Sternberg’s…
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Improving body image perception during the perinatal period and early motherhood: a systematic scoping review of intervention types and approaches
Body image concerns are highly prevalent among women during the perinatal period and early motherhood. These concerns have implications for maternal mental health, breastfeeding, intimate relationships, and long-term well-being. This systematic scoping review aimed to map and synthesize evidence on…
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Age differences in inhibition and episodic retrieval in task switching: a drift diffusion model analysis of N–2 repetition costs
Successful task-switching performance is thought to rely on inhibitory mechanisms suppressing no-longer-relevant tasks, indexed by the n–2 repetition cost. Recent work has shown that episodic retrieval contributes to this cost, confounding estimates of inhibition. This study examines age-related…