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ISSN 2731-4537 · Springer · 736 artikel di indeks
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Self-love and love in a romantic relationship are partly related
Abstract Objective Whereas in the public discourse, a relation between self-love and love in a romantic relationship is assumed, the empirical evaluation of this claim needs to be included. Theoretical overlapping mechanisms between both concepts are provided. So, the study’s main goal was to…
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Exploring the influence of strategy choice involving cognitive offloading on metacognitive judgments
Abstract The learning strategies available to learners can play a critical role in their learning processes. To date, the influence from metacognitive control to metacognitive monitoring remains unknown. Motivated by this, the current study explored the effect of strategy choice involving the…
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Motivations for revenge and retaliation after divorce in Palestine
Abstract In a society where family and social values are deeply intertwined, divorce is not only a legal matter but also a significant social event, often resulting in open conflicts and retaliatory actions. Previous research has highlighted the lack of comprehensive studies on post-divorce…
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Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD) and gaming in India gamers—a scoping review to understand an emerging public health concern in India
Abstract Internet Gaming Disorder (IGD), associated with excessive video gaming, has emerged as a growing public health concern. Many reviews have investigated factors associated with gaming and IGD. However, studies focusing on the Indian context remain underrepresented. This scoping review aims…
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How Machiavellianism shapes the effect of despotic leadership on creativity via status striving
Abstract Despotic leadership drain, dominates, and demoralizes, yet some employees resist through strategic adaptation. Drawing on Conservation of resources (COR) theory, we propose that these coping responses to despotic leadership vary by individual differences, particularly Machiavellianism. We…
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Association of quality of life with affective temperament, parental bonding, and lifestyles
Abstract Background Quality of life (QoL) may be associated with affective temperament, parental bonding, and lifestyle habit. In the present study, we hypothesized that more hyperthymic temperament, more maternal and more paternal care, and more exercise, more reading, and more music listening may…
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Difficulty identifying feelings as a predictor of suicidal ideation severity in Mexican psychiatric inpatients
Abstract Objective This study examined whether difficulty in identifying feelings (DIF), a core dimension of alexithymia, predicted the severity of suicidal ideation among psychiatric inpatients in Mexico. This study aimed to clarify the independent predictive value of emotional processing deficits…
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Beyond the voice–silence dichotomy: identifying employee voice and silence profiles through latent class analysis
Abstract While employee voice address challenges, silence impedes organizational adaptability. Moving beyond previous dichotomous approaches, follower groups were identified based on their voice and silence behaviors, and various predictive and outcome variables were analyzed. A cross-sectional…
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Prevalence of wellbeing among young adults in South Asia: evidence from Punjab, Pakistan
Abstract Wellbeing of young adults is hardly explored in South Asian countries including Pakistan. This study aims to assess prevalence of wellbeing among Pakistani young adults using a descriptive survey research design and mixed methodology for data collection. Wellbeing was assessed across a…
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A developmental psychological perspective on youth trust
Abstract Adolescence is a critical developmental period marked by significant social, emotional, and cognitive changes that profoundly impact trust. This paper examines how these developmental processes influence youth trust, as distinct from, and as an antecedent of, adult trust. Adolescence is…
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Mediating role of self-control in the association between perceived parenting attitudes and smartphone addiction among middle school students
Abstract This study aimed to examine the association of perceived parenting attitudes with smartphone addiction among adolescents, focusing on self-control’s mediating role. A survey assessing positive and negative perceived parenting attitudes, self-control, and smartphone addiction levels was…
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A scoping review on everyday executive functioning in people with down syndrome: profile, correlates, and interventions
Abstract Background People with Down syndrome frequently experience difficulties with everyday executive functions which impact communication and quality of life. This review explores the profile, interventions, correlates, and predictors of EEF in individuals with Down syndrome. Methods Following…
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Exploring the relationships between EFL learners’ classroom boredom and engagement in emergency remote teaching and offline teaching
Abstract The current study explores the relationships between EFL learners’ classroom boredom and engagement in both emergency remote teaching (ERT) and offline teaching. Convenience sampling was adopted and three speaking classes (N = 79) of EFL learners participated in the study. Data collection…
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Supervisor support as a determinant of mental well-being and academic resilience among doctoral students: a qualitative study in Indonesian higher education
Abstract Graduate students consistently report higher levels of stress, anxiety, and depression than the general population, particularly within Indonesian doctoral programs where international publication requirements, repetitive revisions, and communication gaps with supervisors amplify…
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The effect of music therapy on pain management: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials
Abstract Introduction Pain management is a vital aspect of healthcare, but traditional methods, such as medication, often come with side effects, addiction risks, and limited efficacy. As a result, there is growing interest in complementary therapies like music therapy, which has shown potential in…
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Borderline personality traits influence the functional calibration of shame with social devaluation
Abstract Introduction Shame is an evolved emotion that functions to minimize social devaluation. The shame system ensures that the amount of shame felt for an inappropriate action is finely calibrated to the amount of social devaluation that this action would entail. Severity of borderline…
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Emotional perceptions of data breaches as diagnostic indicators of data governance maturity in Saudi higher education
Abstract This study examines emotional responses to data breaches in Saudi higher education institutions (HEIs) and interprets them as diagnostic indicators of data governance maturity. Building on the Integrated Crisis Mapping (ICM) framework, the research focuses on five core emotions—fear…
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Embracing the digital side of mental health
Abstract The number of global internet users has now exceeded 5.18 billion people, representing approximately 64% of the current global population. The World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed growing concern about the impact of increased digital use, especially among adolescents worldwide who…
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Resilience and personality traits predict nurturing grit through student effort and interest in Ghanaian higher education
Abstract The relationship between grit and academic achievement is well documented. However, the determinants of students’ grit remain elusive, particularly in resource-constrained higher education systems. Drawing on self-determination theory (SDT), this study examined the predictive role of…
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Shift work sleep disorder and its effects on neurocognitive function in young physicians
Abstract Background Sleep deprivation is commonly reported among health care professionals due to irregularity in duty hours which may affect neurocognitive functions. The current study aimed to determine the prevalence of Shift Work Sleep Disorder (SWSD) and its association with cognitive levels…