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Religion, Health, and Psychological Well-Being

Journal of Religion and Health, 2009
This study compares the effects of religiosity on health and well-being, controlling for work and family. With 2006 GSS data, we assess the effects of religiosity on health and well-being, net of job satisfaction, marital happiness, and financial status.
Morgan, Green, Marta, Elliott
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Psychological well‐being of Australian veterinarians

Australian Veterinary Journal, 2009
Objective  To use established psychological scales to measure levels of distress, anxiety and depression in veterinarians, and compare these levels between different veterinary subgroups and other professional groups.Methods  A cohort of veterinarians was identified through contact with veterinary schools in Australia.
Fritschi, L., Morrison, D., Shirangi, A., Day, L.   +3 more
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Psychological well-being of refugee children

Child Abuse & Neglect, 1993
Two groups of refugee families participated in a program aimed at preventing children's mental health problems. The program attempted to gain insight into the character and scope of problems of refugee families and to develop and implement a spectrum of interventions that would meet their specific psychological needs.
Ajduković, Marina, Ajduković, Dean
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Unpacking Chinese EFL Students’ Academic Engagement and Psychological Well-Being: The Roles of Language Teachers’ Affective Scaffolding

Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 2023
Ziwen Pan, Yongliang Wang, Ali Derakhshan   +2 more
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Adolescence, stress, and psychological well-being

Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 1984
The present study analyzes the mental-health consequences of stress in a sample of 1,038 adolescents (526 females and 512 males) from a Canadian prairie city. The study examined the relationship between perceived stress in family, school, and peer-group situations and four measures of psychological well-being, i.e., anxiety, depression, social ...
C M, Siddique, C, D'Arcy
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Perceived Overqualification and Psychological Well-Being

The Journal of Social Psychology, 1996
The relationship between perceived overqualification and psychological well-being was explored within the framework of stress-illness models, using multiple regression analysis. Data were collected from 179 male and 109 female members of a local midwestern chapter of the American Postal Workers Union.
G J, Johnson, W R, Johnson
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More Time on Technology, Less Happiness? Associations Between Digital-Media Use and Psychological Well-Being

Current Directions in Psychological Science, 2019
Studies using large samples consistently find that more frequent users of digital media are lower in psychological well-being than less frequent users; even data sets used as evidence for weak effects show that twice as many heavy users (vs. light users)
J. Twenge
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IV: PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL‐BEING

Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development, 2017
Gutman, Leslie Morrison, Peck, Stephen C., Malanchuk, Oksana, Sameroff, Arnold J., Eccles, Jacquelynne S.   +4 more
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Primate Research and "Psychological Well-Being"

Science, 1988
In Mark Crawford's News & Comment article "Superconductor funds flat" (4 Mar., p. 1089), Robert J. Birgeneau was reported to have had his grant cut to $4.4 million. That National Science Foundation grant actually covers the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Materials Research Laboratory and supports 40 faculty members.
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Psychological Well-Being

Abstract Euthymia is a transdiagnostic construct characterized by lack of mood disturbances, presence of positive affect, and balance of psychological well-being dimensions, leading to flexibility, consistency, and resistance to stress.
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