School Psychology Article Feed
February 14th, 2025
Hoarding knowledge or hoarding stress? Investigating the link between digital hoarding and cognitive failures among Chinese college students.
Liu Y; Liu Y pubmed id: 39949973Digital hoarding is when people keep a lot of digital stuff and don't want to delete it. This study looks at how digital hoarding might cause problems with focus and memory, checking if feeling tired affects this and if being mindful can help.
Data mining for psychological profiling of track and field athletes and runners.
Sanz-Fernández C; Pastrana Brincones JL; Castellano J; Reigal Garrido RE; Arvizu-Lozoya D; Hernández-Mendo A; Morales-Sánchez V pubmed id: 39949972The study looked at how things like motivation and self-confidence affect sports performance. Scientists used special techniques to find different behavior patterns in athletes. These findings can help make training programs better for athletes by focusing on their needs.
February 13th, 2025
Investigating academic resilience in learning English: an ecological context of undergraduate students.
Liaqat F; Islam M; Azim MU; Lodhi AS pubmed id: 39944711The study looked at how students in Lahore, Pakistan, handle learning a second language, focusing on their resilience. It found that things like self-esteem and support from teachers and friends help students do better. It also showed that Baloch students had a harder time compared to other groups, suggesting the need for cultural sensitivity in teaching.
Psychometric properties of the Spanish version of the hospital anxiety and depression scale in cancer patients.
Vilela-Estrada AL; Villarreal-Zegarra D; Copez-Lonzoy A; Esenarro-Valencia L; Sánchez-Ramírez JC; Lamas-Delgado F; Ambrosio-Melgarejo J; Reategui-Rivera CM; Finkelstein J pubmed id: 39944710This study looks at how well the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) works for people with cancer. HADS has been studied a lot, but people still don't agree on how it should be organized.
Model for home-preschool continuity in linguistically and culturally diverse settings.
Schwartz M; Ragnarsdóttir H pubmed id: 39944709Many kids from different cultures and languages are joining preschools. Teachers need to work with their families to help these kids feel safe with their languages. The research presents a plan to help teachers and families teach kids better by understanding each other's cultures and languages.
Implicit learning of unfamiliar tone sandhi patterns in lexical recognition.
Zou T; Luo X pubmed id: 39944708This study looks at whether people can learn new speech patterns in Tianjin Mandarin without knowing they are learning. It also checks if the new knowledge can be used as rules that apply to different situations.
The impact of linguistic vs. cultural imperialism on language learning.
Razmjoo Moghadam S; Barani G pubmed id: 39944707The study looked into articles about how powerful countries' languages and cultures can take over others. It found that this can make small languages weaker and shared ideas on how to protect them. The study also suggested ways to help keep different languages and cultures strong.
Aim high, hit ×10: psychological strategies driving the success of South Korean archers.
Lee J; Hwang S pubmed id: 39944706This study looks at why South Korean archers are so good, especially at getting high scores. It focuses on their techniques, mental strategies, and how they handle different things that might affect their shooting.
Psychometric properties of the Nomophobia Questionnaire (NMP-Q) in Peruvian adolescents.
Figueroa-Quiñones J; Ipanaqué-Zapata M; Rivera-Lozada O; Zevallos Mayanga G; Gonzales Diaz D pubmed id: 39944705Teenagers often feel anxious if they don't have their cell phones. The Nomophobia Scale (NMP-Q) is used to see how worried they get without a phone.
Alleviating occupational stress in Chinese junior high school teachers: the role of mindfulness-based interventions.
Bian H; Jiang H pubmed id: 39944052Stress from work is a big problem for junior high school teachers in China. It can cause poor mental health, make it hard to handle stress, and make teachers unhappy with their jobs.
The mattering citizen: young adults with mental illness and complex needs' experiences and perceived opportunities of social inclusion.
Nord-Baade S; Ness O; Rowe M; Jensen CB; Landheim A pubmed id: 39944051The study looked at how young adults with mental illness feel about being part of a community. It found that feeling like you matter and being a good citizen are important for being included. The researchers suggest using these ideas to help include people better.
Exploring nature-based art therapy: a scoping review.
Gulbe E; Ozola A; Vītola B; Akmane E; Pacek J; Mārtinsone K pubmed id: 39944050Nature-based art therapy helps people feel better by using nature and art together. More people started liking these kinds of therapies after the pandemic. This paper shows what research exists about this new way of therapy.
Head in the game: the impact of cognitive abilities on performance of National Football League quarterbacks.
Boone RT; Zambrotta NS; Manocchio AM; Bowman JK pubmed id: 39944049This study looked at how thinking skills like quick reactions and making decisions can help predict how well quarterbacks do in the NFL. It found that these skills are important, along with where the players were picked in the draft, in telling how good players might be in games. This shows that smart thinking is important for quarterbacks in football.
Maternal singing and speech have beneficial effects on preterm infant's general movements at term equivalent age and at 3 months: an RCT.
Filippa M; Filippa G; Della Casa E; Berardi A; Picciolini O; Meloni SC; Lunardi C; Cecchi A; Sansavini A; Corvaglia L; Grandjean D; Ferrari F pubmed id: 39944047This study looked at how a mom singing or talking to her baby in the hospital can help the baby's movements. They wanted to see if this helps babies who were born early when they are as old as a full-term baby and again when they are 3 months old.
Wild animals connect us with nature: about awe, eco-pedagogy, and nature-connectedness.
Schilhab TSS; Esbensen GL pubmed id: 39944046Researchers have found that kids who spend time in nature usually care more about the Earth. They think animals in the wild, like snails and frogs, could help kids feel closer to nature because animals do things that kids can understand and find interesting. Learning about these animals might help kids care more about the environment and do good things for it.
Dispositional mindfulness profiles and psychological symptoms: a latent profile analysis.
Mehrabi F; Beshai S pubmed id: 39944045This study looked at different ways people can be mindful and how this might be linked to feeling worried or sad. The researchers also tried to see if being a boy or a girl could predict how mindful someone might be.
Linking workplace digitalization to work engagement: evidence from China public sector organizations.
Zhan X; Xie S pubmed id: 39944044Digital Government has helped China make work more digital in public offices. This study looks at how this digital change affects how excited people are about their work, using the idea that stress can be good or bad. It also checks if knowing more about technology, called digital literacy, makes a difference.
The impact of social exclusion on experiential sports consumption: the chain mediating roles of loneliness and the need for social connection.
Li C; Qu W pubmed id: 39944043People are spending money on sports in new ways that focus on experiences and feelings. We don't know much about how our minds work when we buy these sports experiences, especially when we feel left out by others.
Teaching and learning with instructional humor: a review of five-decades research and further direction.
Zhou W; Lee JC pubmed id: 39944042The paper talks about how using jokes and humor can help teachers teach better in class. It looks at different ideas on how humor works in learning and shares what other studies have found. The study also gives tips for teachers to use humor to make learning fun and effective.
The effect of sleep quality on learning engagement of junior high school students: the moderating role of mental health.
Xu Z; Niu M; Du W; Dang T pubmed id: 39944041Good sleep helps students do well in school and stay healthy. This study looks at how sleep affects school work and how feeling good inside can change that.
Sleep as a mediator between chronic diseases and depression: a NHANES study (2005-2018).
Tan M; Zhao H; Nie R; Deng P; Wang C pubmed id: 39944040The study looks at how having long-term diseases might be linked to feeling depressed in adults in the US. It also checks if sleep plays a part in this connection and gives advice on how to prevent depression.
Exploring psychological dimensions of augmented reality in education: a study on learning motivation and achievement in museums.
Cheng A; Zhang W; Feng A; Wu Y; Li W pubmed id: 39944039This study looked at how augmented reality (AR) helps people learn in museums. It found that good information makes people feel more involved and helps them imagine better, which makes learning easier and more fun. The comfort of AR equipment also affects how people experience and learn from AR.
The relationship between physical activity and career decision-making self-efficacy in Chinese college students: the mediating roles of self-control and social anxiety.
Fang Y; Xu T; Ye M; Li C pubmed id: 39944038This study looks at how exercise, self-control, and social anxiety might help university students feel more confident about making career choices. By understanding these connections, the study hopes to find new ways to help students make better and faster career decisions after graduation.
The influence of physical exercise on achievement motivation among college students: the mediating roles of self-efficacy and life satisfaction.
Cao L; Yu Q; Feng X; Wang L; Lang J pubmed id: 39944037This study looks at how doing physical exercise is linked to wanting to achieve more in school. It also checks if feeling confident and happy with life helps explain this link.
The relationship between body appreciation and weight-related health behaviors among Chinese adolescents.
Zhong Y; Chen Y; Wang M; Lu B; Shen T; Hu J; Jiang F; Wang H pubmed id: 39944036This study looks at how teenagers in China feel about their bodies and what they do to stay healthy. The research aims to understand how these feelings and actions are connected.
Immigration modulates audiovisual emotional processing in adults: is this really an influence of the host culture?
Nakamura AK; Yamamoto HW; Takagi S; Matsuda T; Okada H; Ishiguro C; Tanaka A pubmed id: 39944035The study looks at how people from Western and East-Asian cultures understand emotions differently. Western people look at faces, while East-Asian people listen to voices. The study also checks if immigrants change how they do this when they move to a new country.
The role of prosocial tendencies in the relationships between gratitude, perceived social support, and psychological well-being among Chinese university students: a structural equation modeling approach.
Man X; Jing Z pubmed id: 39944033This study looks at how feeling thankful, getting help from friends, doing nice things for others, and being happy are connected in Chinese college students. It focuses on how being thankful and having social support make people feel good in a culture that values getting along and depending on each other.
How to create a mindful community of practice: exploring the social functions of group-based mindfulness practices facilitated via Zoom during COVID-19.
Tobias Mortlock JM; Alapati HH; Edginton T pubmed id: 39944032This study looked at people doing mindfulness online during COVID-19 to see how it helps them connect with others. It found that practicing mindfulness together online can help people feel more aware of themselves and trust each other. The study suggests more research to understand how to build mindful communities in different places.
February 12th, 2025
Context-dependent memory in the real world: the role of frequency and context dwell time.
Choi Y; Kim K; Moon S; Jung G; Cha JH; Yim H pubmed id: 39936112This study looked at how well people remember places in real life using a smartphone app to track where they went. It found that people remembered low-visited places better if they were in the same context and spent more time there. This shows that the context-dependent memory effect works outside of a lab.
Exploratory study to examine the neuroendocrinological changes in typically developing adults during a music-related participatory practice using computer software.
Sugiyama Y; Tanaka S; Komagome A; Yuhi T; Furuhara K; Higashida H; Tsuji T; Kikuchi M; Tsuji C pubmed id: 39936111Making music with computer software can help people feel good and get along better. This study found that when people made music by themselves with help, their oxytocin levels went up, and when they made music in groups, their stress levels (cortisol) went down. This shows that music-making can change hormones in the body, but more studies are needed to know for sure.
Efficacy of personalized feedback in encouraging sustainable washing behavior: evidence from a pilot study in Germany.
Höpfl L; Đula I; Kiss F; Walter R; Wirzberger M pubmed id: 39936110People using less energy at home can help with climate change. Rich families changing their habits to be more eco-friendly makes a big difference. Teaching them in ways that match their values can help them choose better behaviors.
I've just seen a face: further search for face pareidolia in chimpanzees ().
Tomonaga M pubmed id: 39936109This study looks at why chimpanzees see faces in random things, like we do with clouds. Scientists want to know if chimpanzees just automatically see face shapes or if they're actively looking for faces.
Narrative microstructure and macrostructure in adolescents with Down syndrome and Williams syndrome.
Viejo A; Fernández-Urquiza M; Diez-Itza E pubmed id: 39936017This study looked at language skills in teenagers with Down syndrome (DS) and Williams syndrome (WS). DS kids were better at telling the whole story, while WS kids were better with words and sentences. This difference is unusual because normally, good words and sentences help with the whole story, but this wasn't true for DS and WS kids.
The double-edged sword effects of leader perfectionism on employees' job performance: the moderating role of self-efficacy.
Zhao L; Huang H pubmed id: 39936015The study looks at how a leader's perfectionism affects workers' job performance. It finds that perfectionism can make workers do better because they feel passionate about work, but it can also make them feel too much pressure. People who believe in themselves are more likely to benefit from the leader's perfectionism.
Latent profile analysis of fatalism and its influencing factors among community-dwelling disabled elderly individuals.
Du J; Wu X; Zhang Q; Wang Y; Chen Y; Nie C pubmed id: 39936014This research looks at how older people with disabilities feel about fate and what makes them feel that way. The results will help create better care plans for them.
Emotional contagion in adult English education: a self-narrative study of teacher-student interactions in Yangshuo County.
Jiang H pubmed id: 39936013This study looks at how emotions spread between adults learning English and their teacher. It found that students' feelings can strongly affect the teacher's feelings, and that understanding these emotions can help improve teaching. The study also suggests that cultural factors, like saving face in China, can change how emotions are shared between students and teachers.
Employability resources of unemployed adults: longitudinal effects of a group career intervention.
de Carvalho CL; Marôco J; Taveira MDC; Silva AD pubmed id: 39936012This study looks at how well a group job program helps people find work. It was done both in person and online for people without jobs.
Exploring neurodevelopmental concerns: insights from a public neuropediatric learning disabilities multiprofessional outpatient facility in Brazil.
Augusto JAO; Ferreira TFL; Arduini RG; Bastos TMA; Campanha NSP; Fornasari RCCV; Stella PRF; Simão ANP; de Moraes JNL; Ciasca SM pubmed id: 39936010There are not many special places in Brazil to help kids with school problems. This study looks at children who go to a special clinic to learn about their needs so they can get better help.
Impact of empowering leadership on adaptive performance in hybrid work: a serial mediation effect of knowledge sharing and employee agility.
Kim SS; Yoon DY pubmed id: 39936009Many companies are using a mix of working from home and the office. This study shows that when leaders give workers more freedom and responsibility, it helps them do better in changing situations. Also, sharing knowledge and being flexible help workers do their best in this kind of work setup.
The impact of teacher care on teacher-student relationship: evidence from cross-sectional and longitudinal data.
Zhang Z; Wang Y; Deng W; Ma X; Qi C pubmed id: 39936008The study looked at middle school students in China and found that teachers who are seen as caring by parents have better relationships with their students. Female teachers might have an even stronger effect on these relationships. Over time, both teacher care and teacher-student relationships tend to decrease, but they still positively influence each other.
February 11th, 2025
The influence of generative artificial intelligence on creative cognition of design students: a chain mediation model of self-efficacy and anxiety.
Hwang Y; Wu Y pubmed id: 39931512This study looked at how generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help design students be more creative. It also checked how feeling confident and less worried might affect this help.
Integrating emotional vocabulary in EFL education: a model for enhancing emotional intelligence in pre-service EFL teachers.
Lasekan O; Godoy M; Méndez-Alarcón C pubmed id: 39931511This study looked at how learning emotion words can help future teachers understand and manage emotions better. Researchers found that using these words helps teachers with things like self-awareness and empathy. They created a teaching model to help teachers use these skills in the classroom.
Exploring the relationship between employee engagement and counterproductive work behaviour.
Mvuyana S; Nzimakwe TI; Utete R pubmed id: 39931510The study looked at how being involved at work might affect bad behaviors at a university in South Africa. It wanted to see if there was a connection between staying engaged and not doing things that hurt the workplace.
Single-session upper limb plyometric training is as effective as two sessions for improving muscle strength, power, and serve velocity in male youth tennis players: a randomized parallel controlled study.
Wang J; Xu Q pubmed id: 39931292This study looked at how training once or twice a week affects young tennis players' upper body muscles and serve speed. Researchers wanted to see which schedule makes the players stronger and faster.
Eco-Sattva: a Buddhist response to the plastic waste crisis in Thailand.
Liu Y; Run P; Beliatte M pubmed id: 39931291The plastic waste problem in Thailand is really bad, and this study looks at how Buddhist beliefs can help fix it. People from a temple learn to reduce, reuse, and recycle plastic, showing that spiritual ideas can help with the trash problem.
Understanding compassion fatigue among social workers: a scoping review.
Wu T; Lu CR pubmed id: 39931289Social workers often face trauma and stress, which can affect their job and well-being. A study looked at 29 papers to see how common this is and how to help. They found more research is needed to find good ways to support social workers.
Physiology mechanisms of exercise for PTSD: a narrative review.
Dong H; Lin Z pubmed id: 39931288Exercise can help people with PTSD feel better. Different types of exercises, like running, strength training, and yoga, help the body and mind in different ways. Scientists want to study more about how exercise can help people with PTSD.
Bridging the gap: aligning physical work capacity testing with actual endurance performance in military settings.
Drozd J; Neubauer J; Sekanina J; Sedlačík M pubmed id: 39931287This study found that a test used by the military to see how fit someone is might not be very accurate. They looked at how well a certain fitness score matched up with a running test and found the current method underestimated how well people could run. They suggest changing the way scores are converted to make sure tests are more accurate.
Kindergarten teachers' emotional intelligence and surface acting: the chain mediating effects of self-efficacy and work engagement.
Sun S; Yan Z; Sun C pubmed id: 39931285This study looked at how Chinese kindergarten teachers use fake emotions at work and how it relates to their emotional intelligence. It also studied how their confidence and interest in work affect this relationship.
Understanding perspective-taking in multiparty conversations: insights from Mandarin nouns.
Zheng X; Sun C pubmed id: 39931284The study looked at how people understand words in Mandarin when talking to more than one person. They found that people think about each person's view to understand words better and faster. This helps us know how people understand conversations with many people.