They reflect on the concept of flow vis-à-vis modern social structures, historical phenomena, and evolutionary biocultural selection. The ways in which the ability to experience flow affects work satisfaction, academic success, and the overall quality of life are suggested; and the childrearing ...
In particular, some psychiatrists with cross-cultural experience maintain that psychoanalysis presupposes a highly individualistic Western concept of human personhood that is alien to traditional Asian and African societies. There is, however, general agreement that psychoanalytic approaches work well for cer...
Jackson SA, Thomas PR, Marsh HW, Smethurst CJ (2001) Relationships between flow, self-concept, psychological skills, and performance. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology 13: 129-153.JACKSON S A,THOMAS P R,MARSH H W,et al.Relation-ships between flow,self-concept,psychological skills,and per...
Situational factors include actual or perceived threat to self-concept, loss of significant others, threat to biological integrity, change in environment, change in socioeconomic status, and transmission of another person's anxiety to the individual. Other etiologic factors are associated with a threat...
Implicit bias is a psychological process in which a person's unconscious beliefs and attitudes affect their behaviors, perceptions, and judgments in ways unaware to themselves, and typically, unable to control. From: AI Assurance, 2023 About this pageSet alert ...
Marital Stress and Married Working Women in Nigeria: the Role of Coping Strategies, Self-Concept and Educational Qualification Anthonia C. Nwatu Article ID: 2545 Download Volumn 2, Issue 3 (July 2020) Network Group Psychological Education of College Students ...
Furthermore, the time difference between task A and B was calculated (TMTBA), representing the cognitive demand associated with task B and reflecting performance in concept shifting within the domain of executive function. Psychological scales The psychological evaluation consisted of self-administered ...
26 Analytical samples included those who had valid observations of psychological distress in a prepandemic survey, at least 1 survey during the pandemic, and valid data on sex and age (participant flow diagrams for each study appear in eAppendix 3 in the Supplement). Participants who had died...
The body is most efficient at around 180 spm: this is the cadence that best engages the tendons’ elastic component, maximizing the amount of energy that can be taken from the previous step put into the next one. (This is a concept also known asenergy return). ...
Psychological flexibility is a transdiagnostic concept that entails a range of inter- and intra-personal skills, and is considered the cornerstone of mental health as it is closely related to resiliency (Kashdan & Rottenberg, 2010). According to the psychological flexibility model that underpins accept...