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We aimed to test the relationships between Trust-in-God, positive and negative affect, and feelings of hope. A sample of university students (N = 282, 50 % female) completed the Positive and Negative Affect Schedule, the Adult Dispositional Hope Scale, and a Persian measure of Trust-in-God for Muslims. The results of a series of hierarchical regression analyses indicated that Trust-in-God was positively associated with participants’ scores for hope and positive affect but was negatively associated with their scores for negative affect. The results support the relationship between Trust-in-God and indices of mental health. 相似文献
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Comparison of Cognitive Empathy,Emotional Empathy,and Social Functioning in Different Age Groups
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Zeinab Khanjani Elnaz Mosanezhad Jeddi Issa Hekmati Saeede Khalilzade Mahin Etemadi Nia Morteza Andalib Parvaneh Ashrafian 《Australian psychologist》2015,50(1):80-85
Empathic responses and optimum social functioning are associated with psychological and physical health benefits. The aim of this study was to compare emotional empathy, cognitive empathy, and social functioning among different age groups, including adolescence, young adulthood, middle adulthood, and late adulthood. One hundred and ninety‐six people (92 males, 104 females) with the age range of 14 to 85 assigned to four age groups (adolescents, young adults, middle adults, and older adults) participated in this study. Participants were asked to complete the Empathy Quotient, the Revised Eyes Test, and Social Functioning Scale. The results showed that there were significant differences between older adults and other groups. Emotional empathy increased in older people, but there were deficits in some aspects of cognitive empathy. Also, the findings showed an age‐related decline in social functioning. Due to deficits in cognitive empathy affected by ageing, older adults showed some impairment in their ability to interpret emotional cues. This age‐related decline in cognitive empathy might be a reason for weak social functioning in older adults. Therefore, considering these elements would be helpful to provide healthcare strategies for elderly people. 相似文献
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Reza Mahdavi Zeinab Nikniaz Alireza Ostadrahimi Leila Nikniaz 《Applied research in quality of life》2014,9(4):887-896
The aim of present study was determination of the level of physical activity in overweight and obese women and its association with body mass index and various socio-demographic characteristics. In the present cross-sectional survey, the translated and validated form of International physical activity questionnaire was completed by 300 overweight and obese women from Iran-Tabriz. For each activity level, the MET-time value was calculated. The weight and height of subjects were measured and the BMI was calculated. In addition, subjects were asked to indicate their age, marital and socioeconomic status (including employment, educational status, salaries and material endowments) using a general information questionnaire. The One-way ANOVA, Independent t-test, multiple linear regression analysis were used for statistical analysis. Approximately, 45 % of women were physically inactive. Overweight women were more likely to be physically active as compared to obese, while the lowest physical activity rates were observed in older participants. With increasing age, the time spent in vigorous physical activity declined significantly (p-value?=?0.004). Physically active women had higher Socio-economic status. The average time spent on vigorous physical activities were significantly more in single than married women (p-value?0.001). Considering the high level of inactivity among studied women, intensive public health efforts together with providing facilities within neighborhoods, are needed to improve women participation in physical activities. 相似文献
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Stefan Stefa-Missagli MSc PsyD PhD Human-Friedrich Unterrainer PhD PsyD Giancarlo Giupponi MD Sandra-Johanna Holasek PHD Hans-Peter Kapfhammer MD Andreas Conca MD Michela Sarlo PhD Denise Erbuto PhD Elena Rogante PsyD Heidrun Moujaes-Droescher MD Katrin Davok PsyD PhD Isabella Berardelli MD PhD Karolina Krysinska PhD Karl Andriessen PhD David Lester PhD Maurizio Pompili MD PhD 《Suicide & life-threatening behavior》2020,50(1):220-232
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Camilla Haw MRCPsych Keith Hawton DSc Claire Niedzwiedz MSc Steve Platt PhD 《Suicide & life-threatening behavior》2013,43(1):97-108
Suicide clusters, although uncommon, cause great concern in the communities in which they occur. We searched the world literature on suicide clusters and describe the risk factors and proposed psychological mechanisms underlying the spatio‐temporal clustering of suicides (point clusters). Potential risk factors include male gender, being an adolescent or young adult, drug or alcohol abuse, and past history of self‐harm. However, the majority of studies lack methodological rigor. Many different psychological mechanisms are described, including contagion, imitation, suggestion, learning, and assortative relating, but supporting empirical evidence is generally lacking. More scientifically rigorous studies are needed to improve understanding of suicide clusters. 相似文献
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