IntroductionCaring for profound and multiple intellectual disabilities (PIMDs) children presents greater challenges than caring for mild-to-moderate disabilities children. Therefore, the life experiences of mothers, frequently the primary caregivers of such children, constitute a rich source of prac

This paper applies principles and perspectives emerging from free energy neuroscience to the psychoanalytic concept of the death drive. The aim is to offer a contemporary reappraisal of this controversial aspect of psychoanalytic theory and its link to psychosis. The paper begins with a review of th

IntroductionWith the increasing global prevalence of mental health issues, green exercise has emerged as a promising intervention, though its effectiveness remains uncertain. This systematic review and meta-analysis aims to clarify the mental health benefits of green exercise by comparing its impact

BackgroundRestrained eating, a dietary pattern with potential health risks, is prevalent among college students. Although physical exercise is associated with restrained eating, the underlying psychological mechanisms remain unclear. This study examined the relationship between physical exercise and

BackgroundSocial belonging is a critical determinant of psychological well-being and healthy aging, yet it often declines among older women due to social, physical, and contextual barriers. Innovative, engaging, and socially meaningful interventions are needed to address social isolation in this pop

Loneliness and social isolation have become crucial in Japan, but research on how loneliness has changed over time is lacking. This study conducted a cross-temporal meta-analysis to address this gap. Studies were identified from PubMed, Web of Science, J-Stage, and CiNii; exclusion criteria were mis

BackgroundDigital addiction in adolescents is often conceptualized as a latent construct, masking the complex interplay between specific symptoms and psychological resources. This study aims to map the specific symptom-level interactions between digital addiction (Social Media Addiction, Nomophobia)

BackgroundTransactive Memory Systems (TMS) are widely recognized as an important mechanism for knowledge integration and collaborative performance in teams. However, limited research has examined how different TMS dimensions operate jointly in temporary undergraduate innovation teams, which are typi

IntroductionPsychological resilience and self-regulation are key psychological constructs that support learners’ adaptation to challenges. Resilience provides the motivational foundation for persistence, while self-regulation enables planning, monitoring, and adjustment of strategies. Computational

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