School Psychology Article Feed
April 24th, 2025
Cross-cultural adaptation, reliability, and validity of a Chinese version of the swallowing impairment score.
Xu W; Zhou Y; Fan Y; Jiang M; Li G; Guo H; Yang Q; Zeng D pubmed id: 40271363The study focused on turning a test that checks swallowing problems into Chinese so people in China can use it after thyroid surgery. They want to make sure this new version works well for those who speak Mandarin.
Biophilia in Italian preschool children: preliminary findings.
Pirchio S; Costa S; Ferri R pubmed id: 40271362The study looked at how Italian preschool kids feel about nature and how they behave towards the environment. They found that older kids were more likely to do things that help the environment than younger kids. The research showed that how kids connect to nature is linked to their actions and their parents' views on nature.
Impact of collaborative learning on student engagement in college English programs: mediating effect of peer support and moderating role of group size.
Li H pubmed id: 40271361This study looks at how working together in groups helps college students be more involved in English classes. It found that when students support each other in small groups, they become more engaged. This research is useful for teachers and schools to find better ways to get students interested in learning.
Tai Chi Chuan teaching on alleviating mental fatigue among college students: insights from ERPs.
Ji R; Li J pubmed id: 40271360Mental tiredness is a big problem for students and makes learning hard. Things like caffeine can help, but they have side effects. Tai Chi, an old Chinese exercise, might help with this tiredness, but we don’t know exactly how it works in the brain.
Effects of mental fatigue on perception of effort and performance in national level swimmers.
de Lima-Junior D; Caporaso G; Cortesi M; Fortes LS; Marcora SM pubmed id: 40271358This study looked at how being mentally tired affects how swimmers feel and perform. It tested swimmers' performance at a special swimming level and during a 400-meter front-crawl swim.
Exploring the general acceptance factor for shared automated vehicles: the impact of personality traits and experimentally altered information.
Aasvik O; Ulleberg P; Hagenzieker M pubmed id: 40271357Shared automated vehicles, or SAVs, could make getting around in the city easier. But the study looks at how people feel about using SAVs and how things like information they get and their personality can affect this.
Exploring the mediating role of social support and learning engagement in the relationship between physical activity and academic achievement in secondary school students.
Xiang J; Guo K; Gao J; Gao Y; Liu S pubmed id: 40271356This study looked at how exercise might help students do better in school. It also checked if having support from friends and being engaged in learning can make a difference.
Constraints on multi-item working memory access: performance costs and retrieval dynamics.
Tiferet-Dweck C; Keegan A; Unger K pubmed id: 40271355Working memory helps us remember important information when doing tasks. The study found it's harder to pick two items from memory than just one, which means getting multiple pieces of information isn't as easy as some thought. This helps us understand how our brain works when we read, make decisions, or solve problems.
How psychological resilience shapes adolescents' sports participation: the mediating effect of exercise motivation.
Hu H; Peng B; Chen W; Wang H; Yu T pubmed id: 40271354This study looked at how being mentally strong, wanting to exercise, and taking part in sports are connected for teenagers. It also checked if these connections are different for boys and girls.
How does urban blue space affect human well-being? A study based on the stimulus-organism-response theory.
Lu P; Sani NM; Li Y; Wang Y pubmed id: 40271353Cities are getting bigger, and more people are feeling stressed. Places with water, like parks with ponds or rivers, can help people feel better. Different senses like seeing and hearing help us enjoy these places, but smelling doesn’t help as much. Making these places nice for everyone could help people of different ages come together and feel less lonely.
Emotions spread like contagious diseases.
Liu H; Zhang D; Zhu Y; Ma H; Xiao H pubmed id: 40271352This research paper talks about how emotions can spread from one person or animal to another, which helps them stick together and stay safe. The paper looks at how this happens in different animals and even online, showing how important it is for people and animals to feel and act together. The study also talks about how this works in kids and how new ideas can help us understand it better.
An enhanced GhostNet model for emotion recognition: leveraging efficient feature extraction and attention mechanisms.
Sun J; Xu T; Yao Y pubmed id: 40270901The research paper talks about a new computer model called EGT that can recognize people's emotions better by looking at their faces. This model is really smart and does a great job at understanding different feelings, even when things get tricky or noisy. It can help make tools that talk to people, like computers and phones, work better.
April 23rd, 2025
First Impressions Towards Autistic People: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.
Wanigasekera LC; Maybery MT; Palermo R; Whitehouse AJO; Tan DW pubmed id: 40265250People often have less favorable first impressions of autistic individuals compared to non-autistic ones, except when reading speech transcripts. This review found that these impressions are mostly about how people perceive friendliness and communication, and that non-autistic people's knowledge about autism can affect their impressions.
"That was really a productive segment, wasn't it?" Nonverbal markers of humor in the American presidential debates of 2016 and 2020.
Tabacaru S pubmed id: 40265193This paper looks at how people use looking (eye-gaze), facial expressions, and other body movements to help understand and share jokes during the 2016 and 2020 American presidential debates. These actions help people understand each other and make the humor clearer.
A meta-analysis of the influence of traditional Chinese exercises on cognitive function in the elderly.
Liu X; Sun D; Zhao W; Zhang X; Wu Y pubmed id: 40265005The study looks at how traditional Chinese exercises like Tai Chi can help older people think better. It found strong proof that these exercises can improve brain function in older adults.
Exploring efficacy of spiritual-based interventions (SBIs) in addressing depressive symptoms among cardiac patients in MENA region: a scoping review.
Amin R pubmed id: 40265003People with heart problems often feel sad or depressed, which can make getting better harder. Some special activities that involve spiritual beliefs might help these people feel less sad. But not many studies in the Middle East and North Africa have looked into how well these activities work.
Effect of family life quality on youth badminton athletes' identity and achievement.
Zhu D; Li YJ; Tang CF pubmed id: 40265002This study looks at how family life can help young badminton players do well. It tries to find out how a good family life affects their success in sports.
Validating the crèche educator emotional style questionnaire among Chinese kindergarten teachers.
Chang B; Guo Q; Wu X pubmed id: 40265001Kindergarten teachers help young kids understand and express their emotions. This study shows that no one has really looked at how Chinese kindergarten teachers think about emotions and how it affects kids.
Goal adjustment processes as coping responses to a blocked goal: the sample case of ostracism.
Rühs F; Greve W; Kappes C pubmed id: 40265000This study looked at how people change their goals when things don't go their way, like being left out. They checked how this works by adding more detailed ways to see how people give up on goals.
How emotional intelligence affects college teachers' wellbeing in China? The mediating role of work-family support.
Li Y; Huang L; Naseem S; Shen Q pubmed id: 40264999The study looked at how college teachers' emotional intelligence and work-family support affect their happiness. It found that both emotional intelligence and support from work and family can make teachers happier. The research also showed that emotional intelligence helps improve work-family support, which then boosts happiness.
Empowering leadership and frontline employees' emotional labor: the mediation effects of job passion.
Cheng P; Zhou L; Liu T; Ge N pubmed id: 40264998This study looks at how leaders who give more power to their workers can change the way workers manage their feelings when helping customers. The research focuses on how having passion for the job can help with this emotional work.
Explanatory model of behavioral adaptation in video game addiction among adolescents in urban and rural Peru: the mediating role of anxiety.
Huamani-Cahua JC; Ojeda-Flores E; Medina Arce NR; Villanueva Kuong LE; Ojeda-Flores MA pubmed id: 40264997The study looked at how being addicted to video games might be linked to how young people in Peru behave, with anxiety playing a part in this connection. They used a special math method to do this.
The impact of contact with nature on positive youth development: a multiple mediation model.
Li Y; Mo L; Tan C; Fu J; Wang N pubmed id: 40264996This study looks at how being in nature helps Chinese kids grow up healthy and happy. Scientists want to understand why nature is good for kids.
April 22nd, 2025
Psychological pathways in enterprise participation in university-industry collaboration: how does social cognitive theory explain participation willingness?
Liu J pubmed id: 40260009This study looks at how businesses work with universities to create new technology. It uses a special theory to see how thinking and surroundings affect business decisions to join these partnerships.
Bereavement support guidelines for caregivers in palliative care: a scoping review.
Coelho A; Albuquerque S; Neto DD pubmed id: 40260008The study looks at different ways palliative care teams help families after a loved one passes away. It wants to find the best rules and ideas to support families during this time.
A study on the influence of rural tourism's perceived destination restorative qualities on loyalty based on SOR model.
Zhu N; Xu H; Zhang X; Chen L pubmed id: 40260007Tourists feel better and enjoy their experience more when they find the countryside relaxing and refreshing. But, researchers haven't fully looked into how these good feelings make tourists want to come back again.
The role of student's awareness of current experiences on peer and emotional problems and school refusal.
Sorrenti L; Meduri CF; Caparello C; Fumia A; Filippello P pubmed id: 40260006Being aware of what is happening now can help kids feel better about their feelings and friendships and might make them want to go to school more. But this study wants to check if being mindful is also causing some kids to have problems with friends or feelings, making them not want to go to school.
A pilot study investigating the effectiveness, appreciation, and feasibility of a cognitive stimulation program in dementia patients: online versus face-to-face.
Cintoli S; Spadoni G; Giuliani V; Nicoletti V; Del Prete E; Frosini D; Ceravolo R; Tognoni G pubmed id: 40260005The study looked at using brain exercises to help people with dementia, and compared doing these exercises in person to doing them from home. They wanted to see if doing these exercises at home worked well and if people liked them. This is important, especially during times like COVID-19, when people can't always meet in person.
Exploring the impact of cross-cultural training on cultural competence and cultural intelligence: a narrative systematic literature review.
Urgun D; Seidel J; Vangeli E; Borges M; de Oliveira RF pubmed id: 40260004This research looks at different training programs to help people understand and work well with people from different cultures, especially in sports. It tries to find out which training methods work best for teaching cultural skills.
The mediatory role of challenge and threat in the relationship between positive thinking skills and perception of excellent performance: a study on football players.
Pepe O; Koc MC; Ayhan C; Talaghir LG; Bentea CC pubmed id: 40260003This study looks at how feeling challenged or threatened helps connect the way football players think positively with how well they play. The research is about players in a semi-professional league in Turkey.
Dual effects of family ritual communication on Chinese adolescents' well-being: supportive and constraining mechanisms.
Zhibin B; Li Q; Yulin C; Chunxiaoyu W pubmed id: 40260002This research talks about how family communication affects well-being in teenagers. Many studies focus on families in Western countries, so the results might not work the same way in China. Families are important because they are the main support for teenagers.
Direct and indirect associations between mental health and motivational indicators with physical activity among Lithuanian adolescents.
Mieziene B; Venckunas T; Emeljanovas A; Trinkuniene L; Zaicenkoviene K; Vizbaraite D pubmed id: 40260001Many young people today don't exercise much. Understanding what makes them choose to exercise or not is important. This means looking at their personal feelings and the influence of friends and family.
Experience of sexual relationship of patients after radical prostatectomy: a qualitative study.
Zhang H; Liu Z; Ye Y; Long X; Yu T; Zhang Y; Dai Z; Du J; Chen L pubmed id: 40260000Men can have trouble with erections after surgery for prostate cancer, which can take time to get better. This problem can change their experience in relationships and affect their family lives. This study looked at how these changes in relationships happen after the surgery.
Sense of meaning in life, self-acceptance, and prosocial behavior: an application of network analysis methods.
Guo L; Niu Y; Li X; Li Y; Xue Z; Yang G pubmed id: 40259999The research looks at how students feel about life, how they accept themselves, and how they help others. It wants to understand how these things are connected and find ways to help improve them.
Latent profile analysis of parental burnout among parents of children with and without autism spectrum disorder.
Liu S; Wu D; Li J; Yin H pubmed id: 40259998Some parents get really tired because of taking care of their kids all the time. This paper looks into how parents of children with autism in China feel about their challenges. Researchers want to help these parents who might feel very tired and stressed.
Protected grounds of discrimination and the risk of workplace bullying.
Rosander M; Hoel H; Blomberg S pubmed id: 40259997The study looked at how being different at work, like having a special characteristic or being part of a smaller group, can lead to bullying. It found that people who are different in these ways are more likely to be bullied, especially if they feel like they don’t fit in. To help stop this, workplaces need to have good rules and ways to deal with these problems.
April 21st, 2025
Behavior change wheel as a tool to promote physical activity in online intervention: a case study.
Couto N; Morgado V; Pereira T; Vitorino A; Bento T; Alves S; Duarte-Mendes P; Cid L pubmed id: 40256440Many people do not exercise enough even though it is very good for their health. This study tried to help people be more active by using online sessions that focus on personal, social, and environmental factors to encourage exercise.
Correlation between disability, internalized stigma and mental recovery in patients with bipolar disorder.
Yıldız EN; Tarsuslu B; Durat G pubmed id: 40256439The study looked at how feeling embarrassed about having a disability and having a disability itself can affect getting better mentally in people with bipolar disorder. It also checked if these feelings and disabilities change how well people recover.
A longitudinal path analysis of the reciprocal and cyclical relationships between sickness absence, job demands, job resources, and burnout.
Gottenborg S; Hoff T; Johnsen SÅK; Rydstedt L; Øvergård KI pubmed id: 40256438This study looks at how missing work because of being sick affects how hard people think their job is and the help they get at work. It also checks if missing work might lead to feeling really exhausted or missing more work in the future.
The relationship between college students' self-identity and future orientation: a moderated chain-mediating model.
Qiu P; Wang H; Wang H; Miao L; Song J pubmed id: 40256437This study looks at how college students' understanding of themselves can affect their mental health and future jobs. It examines the link between their identity and future plans, with a focus on how consistent they feel over time and how their parents' style might change this connection.
Social-emotional learning in physical education classes at elementary schools.
Sindiani M; Schroeder HB; Dunsky A pubmed id: 40256436This study looked at how teaching social-emotional skills in gym class affects kids in elementary school. The program aimed to help students become better at working with others, understand themselves more, and think creatively.
Eye movements during the Iowa Gambling Task in Parkinson's disease: a brief report.
Doshier K; Ryals AJ; Nejtek VA; Salvatore MF; Lisk J pubmed id: 40256435Parkinson's disease makes it hard for people to move and think clearly. This study looked at using a special card game and eye-tracking to help find and watch the disease early. People with Parkinson's did not do as well in the game and blinked less than those without the disease.
The relationship between self-efficacy and uncertainty avoidance levels of school administrators.
Öz H pubmed id: 40256434This study looked at how confident school leaders in Turkey are in doing their jobs and how they handle uncertain situations. The results showed that these leaders generally felt confident, their ability to handle uncertainty was average, and there was only a small connection between how confident they felt and how well they managed uncertainty.
Maternal attachment state of mind and defensive functioning in pregnancy: predicting mother-infant relationship at 6 months through the PDM-2 Infancy and Early Childhood section.
Carone N; Tracchegiani J; Lingiardi V pubmed id: 40256433Pregnancy is a time when moms feel new emotions and remember past feelings. How moms think and handle emotions during this time is important for their bond with their baby. A guide, not meant for parenting, helps understand how these feelings impact mom and baby.
'It just feels unnatural being here': Autistic secondary school students' experiences of sensory sensitivities in the school environment.
Price J; Romualdez AM pubmed id: 40257072Many autistic students in school have trouble with loud noises and bright lights, which can make it hard for them to focus and feel okay. This study talked to six autistic students in the U.K. about what bothers them in school and how they need quiet places to feel better. The study shows schools should make changes, like having quiet rooms and better lighting, to help autistic kids learn and feel good.
April 18th, 2025
Prevalence and risk factors of depression in rural Chinese hemodialysis patients during the COVID-19 pandemic: a multicenter cross-sectional study.
Liu Z; Lin J; Chen Z; Li R; Tang J; Liu Q; Ning L; He M pubmed id: 40248835The study looked at how common depression is in people on a treatment called maintenance hemodialysis in rural China during the COVID-19 pandemic. It also tried to find out what makes these patients more likely to get depressed.
Early social communication and language development in moderate-to-late preterm infants: a longitudinal study.
Palomero-Sierra B; Sánchez-Gómez V; Magán-Maganto M; Bejarano-Martín Á; Ruiz-Ayúcar I; de Vena-Díez VB; Mannarino GV; Díez-Villoria E; Canal-Bedia R pubmed id: 40248834The study looked at how well babies born a little early, called moderate-to-late preterm infants, learn to talk and communicate. It found that these babies have delays in learning language compared to babies born on time, especially when understanding words. Early signs like pointing and listening to sounds can help predict how well they will learn to talk and understand language later on.
Adolescent agency and behavioral characteristics: conformity, problematic behavior, need for cognition.
Goshin M; Grigoryev D; Sorokin P pubmed id: 40248833This study looks at how kids from 4th to 8th grade feel in control of their actions (called "agency") and how it connects to their behaviors. It found that kids who feel more in control are less likely to just go along with others, might show more troublesome behavior, but also like thinking deeply. The findings help schools and families understand these connections better.
Emotional contagion in dyadic online video conferences-empirical evidence based on self-report and facial expression data.
Marx AKG; Sachs DF; Frenzel AC; Schweizer MT pubmed id: 40248832This study looked at how people share emotions during video calls. Researchers used both people's reports and computer analysis of their facial expressions to see how much emotions spread between two people online.
Prevalence and correlates of anxiety and depression among chronically ill older adults in Zunyi, China: a cross-sectional study.
Zhao X; Yuan X; Meng D; Liang H; Xiong Y; Li Y; Li S; He M; Cai P pubmed id: 40248831Many older people who have long-term health problems are having more mental health issues. These problems are especially common in places that have less money, but there isn't much information available about this in less developed areas in the west.