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Self-efficacy mechanism in human agency
A. Bandura
Psihologìâ ì suspìlʹstvo Published 2024/12/02
Can Generative AI improve social science?
Christopher A Bail
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America Published 2024/05/09

Summary:

It is argued that social scientists can address many of these limitations of Generative AI by creating open-source infrastructure for research on human behavior, not only to ensure broad access to high-quality research tools, but also because the progress of AI will require deeper understanding of the social forces that guide human behavior.

Mindstorms in Natural Language-Based Societies of Mind
Mingchen Zhuge;Haozhe LiuFrancesco FaccioDylan R. AshleyR'obert Csord'asAnand GopalakrishnanAbdullah HamdiHasan HammoudVincent HerrmannKazuki IrieLouis KirschBing-chuan LiG. LiShuming LiuJinjie MaiPiotr PikekosA. RameshImanol SchlagWeimin ShiAleksandar Stani'cWenyi WangYu‐Han WangMengmeng XuDeng-Ping FanBernard GhanemJ. Schmidhuber
Comput. Vis. Media Published 2025/02/01

Summary:

This work assemble and experiment with several of NLSOMs, leveraging mindstorms in them to solve some practical AI tasks: visual question answering, image captioning, text-to-image synthesis, 3D generation, egocentric retrieval, embodied AI, and general language-based task solving.

Testing theory of mind in large language models and humans
James W. A. Strachan;Dalila AlbergoGiulia BorghiniOriana PansardiE. ScalitiSaurabh GuptaKrati SaxenaAlessandro RufoStefano PanzeriGuido ManziMichael S. A. GrazianoCristina Becchio
Nature Human Behaviour Published 2024/05/20

Summary:

It is demonstrated that large language models exhibit behaviour that is consistent with the outputs of mentalistic inference in humans but also highlights the importance of systematic testing to ensure a non-superficial comparison between human and artificial intelligences.

Risk Factors for Postpartum Depression
Daria V. Korolyova;Sofia A YakuninaVladislav V ShemyakinE. SvidinskayaE. A. Sosnova
V.F.Snegirev Archives of Obstetrics and Gynecology Published 2024/09/09

Summary:

The purpose of this review was to identify and analyze risk factors for the development of depressive disorders in women in the postpartum period, to study some manifestations of postpartum depression.

Large language models could change the future of behavioral healthcare: a proposal for responsible development and evaluation
Elizabeth C. Stade;S. StirmanL. UngarCody L. BolandH. A. SchwartzD. YadenJoão SedocRobert J. DeRubeisRobb WillerJ. Eichstaedt
NPJ Mental Health Research Published 2024/04/02

Summary:

A roadmap for the ambitious yet responsible application of clinical LLMs in psychotherapy is provided and a vision is outlined for how LLMs might enable a new generation of studies of evidence-based interventions at scale, and how these studies may challenge assumptions about psychotherapy.

Power to Detect What? Considerations for Planning and Evaluating Sample Size
Roger Giner-Sorolla;Amanda K. MontoyaA. ReifmanTom CarpenterNeil A. LewisChristopher L. AbersonD. BostynBeverly G ConriqueBrandon W NgAlexander M SchoemannCourtney Soderberg
Personality and Social Psychology Review Published 2024/02/12
Cognition and Memory after Covid-19 in a Large Community Sample
Adam Hampshire;A. AzorC. AtchisonW. TrenderP. HellyerValentina GiunchigliaMasud HusainGraham S. CookeEmily CooperA. LoundC. DonnellyM. Chadeau-HyamHelen WardP. Elliott
The New England Journal of Medicine Published 2024/02/29

Summary:

Participants with resolved persistent symptoms after Covid-19 had objectively measured cognitive function similar to that in participants with shorter-duration symptoms, although short-duration Covid-19 was still associated with small cognitive deficits after recovery.

The benefits, risks and bounds of personalizing the alignment of large language models to individuals
Hannah Rose Kirk;Bertie VidgenPaul RöttgerScott A. Hale
Nat. Mac. Intell. Published 2024/04/23
Addressing climate change with behavioral science: A global intervention tournament in 63 countries
Madalina Vlasceanu;Kimberly C. DoellJoseph B. Bak-ColemanBoryana TodorovaMichael Berkebile-WeinbergSamantha J. GraysonYash PatelDanielle GoldwertYifei PeiAlek ChakroffEkaterina ProniziusK. L. van den BroekDenisa VlasceanuSara ConstantinoMichael J. MoraisPhilipp SchumannSteve RathjeKe FangSalvatore Maria AgliotiMark AlfanoAndy J. Alvarado-YepezAngélica AndersenFrederik AnseelMatthew A. J. AppsChillar AsadliFonda Jane AwuorFlávio AzevedoPiero BasagliaJocelyn J. BélangerSebastian BergerPaul BertinMichał BiałekOlga BiałobrzeskaMichelle Blaya-BurgoDaniëlle N. M. BleizeSimen BøLea BoeckerPaulo BoggioSylvie BorauBjörn BosA. BouguettayaMarkus BrauerC. BrickTymofii BrikRoman BrikerTobias BroschOndrej BuchelDaniel BuonauroRadhika ButaliaHéctor CarvachoSarah A E ChamberlainHang-Yee ChanDawn ChowD. ChungLuca CianNoa Cohen-EickLuis Sebastian Contreras-HuertaDavide ContuVladimir CristeaJo CutlerSilvana D’OttoneJonas De keersmaeckerSarah DelcourtS. DelouvéeKathi DielBenjamin D DouglasM. DruppShreya DubeyJ. EkmanisChristian T. ElbaekM. ElsherifIris M. EngelhardY. A. EscherTom EtienneLaura FarageAna Rita FariasStefan FeuerriegelA. FindorL. FreiraMalte FrieseNeil Philip GainsAlbina GallyamovaSandra J. GeigerO. GenschowB. GjoneskaT. GkinopoulosBeth GoldbergAmit GoldenbergSarah GradidgeSimone GrassiniKurt GraySonja GrelleSiobhán M. GriffinLusine GrigoryanA. GrigoryanDmitry GrigoryevJune GruberJohnrev GuilaranBritt HadarUlf J. J. HahnelE. HalperinA. HarveyC. A. HaugestadAleksandra M. HermanHal E. HershfieldToshiyuki HimichiDonald W. HineWilhelm HofmannLauren C. HoweEnma Huamán-ChulluncuyGuanxiong HuangTatsunori IshiiAyahito ItoF. JiaJohn T. JostVeljko JovanovićDominika JurgielO. KáchaReeta KankaanpääJarosław KantorowiczElena Kantorowicz-ReznichenkoKeren Kaplan MintzIlker KayaOzgur KayaN. KhachatryanA. KlasColin KleinC. KlöcknerL. KoppelA. KosachenkoEmily J. KotheR. KrebsAmy R. KroschAndré KrouwelYara KyrychenkoMaria LagomarsinoClaus LammFlorian LangeJulia J. Lee CunninghamJeffrey LeesTak Yan LeungNeil L LevyPatricia L LockwoodChiara LongoniAlberto López OrtegaDavid D. LoschelderJackson G. LuYu LuoJ. LuombaAnnika E. LutzJohann M. MajerEzra MarkowitzAbigail A. MarshKaren Louise MascarenhasB. MbilingiW. MbunguCillian McHughM. MeijersHugo MercierF. MhagamaKaterina MichalakisNace MikusSarah MillironP. MitkidisFredy S. Monge-RodriguezYouri L. MoraDavid MoreauKosuke MotokiManuel MoyanoMathilde MusJoaquin NavajasT. L. NguyenD. M. NguyenTrieu NguyenLaura NiemiSari R R NijssenG. NilsonneJonas P. NitschkeLaila NockurRitah OkuraSezin ÖnerA. ÖzdoğruHelena PalumboCostas PanagopoulosM. S. PanasitiP. PärnametsM. Paruzel-CzachuraY. G. PavlovCésar Páyan-GomezAdam R. PearsonLeonor Pereira da CostaHannes M. PetrowskyStefan PfattheicherNhat Tan PhamVladimir PonizovskiyClara PretusGabriel Gaudencio RegoRitsaart ReimannShawn A. RhoadsJulián C. Riaño-MorenoI. RichterJ. P. RöerJahred Rosa-SullivanR. RossAnandita SabherwalToshiki SaitoOriane SarrasinNicolas SayKatharina SchmidMichael T. SchmittP. SchoeneggerChristin ScholzM. SchugStefan SchulreichG. ShreedharEric ShumanSmadar SivanHallgeir SjåstadMeikel SolimanKatia SoudTobia SpampattiGregg SparkmanO. SpasovskiSamantha K. StanleyJessica A. SternNoel StrahmYasushi SukoSunhae SulS. SyropoulosNeil C. TaylorElisa TedaldiG. TinghögLuu Duc Toan HuynhG. TravaglinoM. Tsakirisİlayda TüterM. TyralaÖ. UlugArkadiusz UrbanekD. ValkoSander L. van der LindenK. van SchieAart van StekelenburgEdmunds VanagsD. VästfjällŠtěpán VeselýJ. VintrM. VrankaPatrick Otuo WangucheRobb WillerA. WójcikRachel XuAnjali YadavMagdalena ZawiszaXian ZhaoJiaying ZhaoDawid ŻukJ. V. Van Bavel
Science Advances Published 2024/02/07
Outcomes in people with eating disorders: a transdiagnostic and disorder‐specific systematic review, meta‐analysis and multivariable meta‐regression analysis
Marco Solmi;Francesco MonacoM. HøjlundA. MonteleoneMike TrottJoseph FirthM. CarfagnoMelissa EatonMarco De ToffolMariantonietta VergineP. MeneguzzoE. CollantoniD. GallicchioBrendon StubbsAnna GirardiP. BusettoAngela FavaroAndre F. CarvalhoHans-Christoph SteinhausenC. Correll
World Psychiatry Published 2024/01/12

Summary:

A higher socio‐demographic index moderated lower recovery and higher chronicity in AN across countries, and children/adolescents had more favorable outcomes across and within EDs than adults.

Multi-ancestry genome-wide association study of major depression aids locus discovery, fine mapping, gene prioritization and causal inference
Xiangrui Meng;Georgina NavolyO. GiannakopoulouD. LeveyDora KollerG. PathakNastassja KoenKuang LinMark J AdamsMiguel E. RenteríaYanzhe FengJ. GazianoD. SteinHeather J. ZarMegan L. CampbellD. A. HeelB. TrivediS. FinerA. McQuillinN. BassV. K. ChundruHilary C. MartinQ. HuangM. ValkovskayaChia-Yi ChuSusan KanjiraPo-Hsiu KuoHsi- ChenShih-Jen TsaiYu-Li LiuK. KendlerRoseann E. PetersonNa CaiYu FangSrijan SenLaura J. ScottMargit BurmeisterR. LoosMichael H. PreussKy'Era V. ActkinsLea K. DavisMonica UddinAgaz H. WaniDerek WildmanAllison E AielloR. UrsanoRonald C. KesslerM. KanaiY. OkadaS. SakaueJill A. RabinowitzBrion S MaherGeorge UhlWilliam EatonC. S. Cruz-FuentesG. Martinez-LevyA. CamposI. MillwoodZhengmin ChenLiming LiSylvia Wassertheil-SmollerYunxuan JiangC. TianNicholas G. MartinB. MitchellEnda M. ByrneS. AwasthiJ. ColemanS. RipkeT. SoferR. WaltersAndrew M. McIntoshR. PolimantiErin C. DunnMurray B. SteinJ. GelernterC. LewisK. KuchenbaeckerPgc Mdd working groupChina Kadoorie Biobank (CKB) Collab Groupthe 23andMe Research TeamGenes Health Research TeamBiobank Japan Project
Nature Genetics Published 2024/01/04

Summary:

It is suggested that, for MD, increasing ancestral and global diversity in genetic studies may be particularly important to ensure discovery of core genes and inform about transferability of findings.

Developing Emotional Intelligence
Elena-M ă d ă lina V ă t ă m ă nescu;Raffaele BarrettaLucas FiliceW. J. Weese
Encyclopedia Published 2024/03/19

Summary:

High EQ can improve the authors' communications with all others, enhance their perception of satisfaction with ourselves and their lives and increase their productiveness overall.

Simple Behavioral Analysis (SimBA) as a platform for explainable machine learning in behavioral neuroscience.
Nastacia L. Goodwin;J. ChoongSophia HwangKayla PittsLiana BloomAasiya IslamYizhe Y. ZhangEric R. SzelenyiXiaoyu TongEmily L. NewmanKlaus MiczekH. WrightRyan J McLaughlinZane C. NorvilleN. EshelM. HeshmatiSimon R O NilssonSam A. Golden
Nature neuroscience Published 2024/05/22

Summary:

SimBA is developed, an open-source, graphical user interface (GUI)-driven, well-documented package to facilitate the movement toward improved automation and sharing of behavioral classification tools across laboratories and provides an open-source framework.

Determinants of behaviour and their efficacy as targets of behavioural change interventions
Dolores Albarracín;Bita Fayaz-FarkhadJavier A. Granados Samayoa
Nature Reviews Psychology Published 2024/05/03
Psilocybin desynchronizes the human brain
J. Siegel;Subha SubramanianDemetrius PerryB. KayEvan M GordonTimothy O. LaumannT. R. ReneauNicholas V. MetcalfRavi V. ChackoCaterina GrattonChristine HoranS. KrimmelJ. ShimonyJulie A SchweigerDean F WongDavid A BenderKristen M. ScheidterForrest I. WhitingJonah A. Padawer-CurryRussell T ShinoharaYong ChenJulia MoserE. YacoubSteven M. NelsonL. VizioliD. FairEric J. LenzeR. Carhart-HarrisCharles L. RaisonM. RaichleAbraham Z SnyderGinger E. NicolN. Dosenbach
Nature Published 2024/07/17
Personalized brain circuit scores identify clinically distinct biotypes in depression and anxiety
L. Tozzi;Xue ZhangAdam PinesA. OlmstedEmily S ZhaiEsther T. AneneMegan ChesnutBailey Holt-GosselinSarah ChangP. StetzC. A. RamirezL. M. HackM. KorgaonkarM. WintermarkIan H. GotlibJun MaLeanne M. Williams
Nature Medicine Published 2024/06/17

Summary:

The results provide a new, theory-driven, clinically validated and interpretable quantitative method to parse the biological heterogeneity of depression and anxiety and represent a promising approach to advance precision clinical care in psychiatry.

ADHD Prevalence Among U.S. Children and Adolescents in 2022: Diagnosis, Severity, Co-Occurring Disorders, and Treatment
Melissa L. Danielson;A. ClaussenR. BitskoSamuel M. KatzKimberly B NewsomeStephen J BlumbergMichael D KoganR. Ghandour
Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology Published 2024/05/03

Summary:

Estimates from the 2022 NSCH provide information on pediatric ADHD during the last full year of the COVID-19 pandemic and can be used by policymakers, government agencies, health care systems, public health practitioners, and other partners to plan for needs of children with ADHD.

Genome-wide association analyses identify 95 risk loci and provide insights into the neurobiology of post-traumatic stress disorder.
C. Nievergelt;A. MaihoferElizabeth G. AtkinsonChia-Yen ChenKarmel W ChoiJonathan R. I. ColemanN. DaskalakisLaramie E. DuncanR. PolimantiCindy AaronsonA. AmstadterSoren B AndersenO. AndreassenP. ArbisiAllison E Ashley-KochS. AustinE. AvdibegovićDragan BabićS. BacanuD. BakerA. BatzlerJean C. BeckhamS. BelangeroC. BenjetC. BergnerL. BiererJ. BiernackaL. BierutJonathan I BissonM. BoksElizabeth A. BolgerAmber BrandolinoG. BreenR. BressanRichard A. BryantA. BustamanteJ. Bybjerg-GrauholmMarie Bækvad-HansenA. BørglumS. BørteL. CahnJoseph R. CalabreseJ. Caldas-de-AlmeidaChris ChatzinakosSheraz Y. CheemaSean A. P. CloustonL. Colodro-CondeBrandon J CoombesC. S. Cruz-FuentesA. DaleS. DalvieLea K. DavisJ. DeckertD. DelahantyMichelle F. DennisF. DésarnaudChristopher P. DiPietroS. DisnerA. DochertyKatharina DomschkeG. DybA. KulenovićH. EdenbergAlexandra EvansChiara FabbriNegar FaniLindsay A. FarrerA. FederN. FeenyJ. FloryDavid ForbesC. FranzSandro GaleaM. GarrettB. GelayeJ. GelernterE. GeuzeCharles F. GillespieS. GolevaS. GordonAferdita GoçiL. GrasserCamila GuindaliniMagali HaasS. HagenaarsMichael A. HauserAndrew C. HeathS. HemmingsV. HesselbrockI. HickieKelleigh HoganD. HougaardHailiang HuangLaura M. HuckinsK. HveemMiro JakovljevićArash JavanbakhtGregory D. JenkinsJessica S JohnsonIan JonesTanja JovanovicKaren-Inge KarstoftM. KaufmanJ. KennedyRonald C. KesslerAlaptagin KhanN. KimbrelAnthony P. KingNastassja KoenRoman KotovH. KranzlerKristi KrebsW. KremenP. KuanB. LawfordL. LeboisKelli LehtoD. LeveyCatrin E LewisIsrael LiberzonS. LinnstaedtMarkW. LogueAdriana LoriYi LuB. LuftMichelle K. LuptonJ. LuykxI. MakotkineJ. Maples-KellerS. MarcheseCharles MarmarNicholas G. MartinG. Martinez-LevyK. McAloneyAlexander McFarlaneKatie A McLaughlinS. McLeanS. MedlandDivya MehtaJacquelyn MeyersV. MichopoulosElizabeth A MikitaL. MilaniWilliam MilbergMark W. MillerR. MoreyCharles Phillip MorrisOle MorsP. MortensenM. MuffordE. NelsonM. NordentoftSonya B. NormanNicole R NugentM. O'DonnellHolly K OrcuttP. PanM. PanizzonGita A PathakEdward S. PetersAlan L. PetersonMatthew PeverillRobert H PietrzakMelissa A. PolusnyB. PorjeszA. PowersXue J. QinA. RatanatharathornV. RisbroughAndrea L. RobertsAlex O. RothbaumB. RothbaumPeter Roy-ByrneKenneth J RuggieroA. RungH. RunzBart P F RuttenStacey Subbie-Saenz de ViteriGiovanni SalumLaura A SampsonS. SanchezMarcos L. SantoroCarina SeahS. SeedatJulia S SengA. ShabalinChristina M. SheerinD. SiloveAlicia K. SmithJ. SmollerS. SponheimD. SteinS. StenslandJennifer S StevensJ. A. SumnerMartin H TeicherWesley K. ThompsonA. TiwariEdward J. TrapidoMonica UddinR. UrsanoU. ValdimarsdóttirMiranda Van HooffE. VermettenC. VinkersJ. VoiseyYunpeng WangZhewu WangM. WaszczukH. WeberFrank R WendtT. WergeMichelle A WilliamsDouglas E. WilliamsonB. WinsvoldS. WinternitzChristiane WolfErika J. WolfYan XiaYing XiongRachel YehudaKeith A. YoungR. M. YoungClement C. ZaiG. ZaiM. ZervasHongyu ZhaoLori A. ZoellnerJ. ZwartT. deRoon-CassiniS. V. van RooijL. L. van den HeuvelMurray B. SteinKerry ResslerK. Koenen
Nature genetics Published 2024/04/18

Summary:

A multi-ancestry meta-analysis of genome-wide association studies across 1,222,882 individuals of European ancestry and 58,051 admixed individuals with African and Native American ancestry identified 95 genome-wide significant loci (80 new), strengthening the understanding of neurobiological systems relevant to PTSD pathophysiology, while also opening new areas for investigation.

AI can help humans find common ground in democratic deliberation
Michael Henry Tessler;Michiel A. BakkerDaniel JarrettHannah SheahanMartin J. ChadwickRaphael KosterGeorgina EvansLucy Campbell-GillinghamTantum CollinsDavid C. ParkesMatthew M. BotvinickChristopher Summerfield
Science Published 2024/10/18

Summary:

Inspired by Jürgen Habermas’s theory of communicative action, the “Habermas Machine” was designed to iteratively generate group statements that were based on the personal opinions and critiques from individual users, with the goal of maximizing group approval ratings.

Components and Delivery Formats of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Chronic Insomnia in Adults
Y. Furukawa;M. SakataRyuichiro YamamotoShun NakajimaShino KikuchiMari InoueMasami ItoHiroku NomaHikari N TakashinaS. FunadaE. OstinelliT. FurukawaO. EfthimiouMichael Perlis
JAMA Psychiatry Published 2024/01/17

Summary:

This systematic review and component network meta-analysis including 241 trials found that cognitive restructuring, third-wave components, sleep restriction, stimulus control, and in-person format may be beneficial for chronic insomnia.

Cognitive Load Theory and Its Relationships with Motivation: a Self-Determination Theory Perspective
Paul Evans;M. VansteenkisteP. ParkerAndrew A. Kingsford-SmithSijing Zhou
Educational Psychology Review Published 2024/01/15
Global trends in youth suicide from 1990 to 2020: an analysis of data from the WHO mortality database
P. Bertuccio;A. AmerioEnrico GrandeC. La VecchiaA. CostanzaA. AgugliaI. BerardelliG. SerafiniMario AmoreMaurizio PompiliA. Odone
eClinicalMedicine Published 2024/02/29

Summary:

Temporal and geographical comparisons of suicide mortality in pre-adolescents, adolescents, and young adults from 1990 to 2020 or the most recent available year are monitored, showing relevant geographical differences.

Interpersonal supports for basic psychological needs and their relations with motivation, well-being, and performance: A meta-analysis.
G. Slemp;James G FieldRichard M. RyanVivien W. FornerA. Van den BroeckKelsey J. Lewis
Journal of personality and social psychology Published 2024/04/18
Reasons to believe: A systematic review and meta-analytic synthesis of the motives associated with conspiracy beliefs.
Mikey Biddlestone;Ricky GreenKaren M. DouglasF. AzevedoRobbie M. SuttonA. Cichocka
Psychological bulletin Published 2025/01/01
Promoting Physical and Mental Health among Children and Adolescents via Gamification—A Conceptual Systematic Review
E. Gkintoni;Fedra VantarakiCharitini SkoulidiPanagiotis AnastassopoulosA. Vantarakis
Behavioral Sciences Published 2024/01/29

Summary:

In conclusion, gamification has demonstrated promise for promoting children’s and adolescents’ physical and mental health, and additional research is required to evaluate gamification interventions’ long-term effectiveness and sustainability in promoting health behaviors among this population.

Tests for consciousness in humans and beyond
Tim Bayne;Anil SethMarcello MassiminiJoshua ShepherdAxel CleeremansStephen M. FlemingRafael MalachJ. MattingleyDavid K. MenonAdrian M. OwenMegan A K PetersAdeel RaziL. Mudrik
Trends in Cognitive Sciences Published 2024/03/01
Key influences on university students’ physical activity: a systematic review using the Theoretical Domains Framework and the COM-B model of human behaviour
Catherine E. B. Brown;Karyn E. RichardsonBengianni Halil-PizziraniLou AtkinsMurat YücelRebecca A. Segrave
BMC Public Health Published 2024/02/09

Summary:

Interventions that include a focus on the TDF domains 'environmental context and resources,' 'social influences,' and 'goals,' hold particular promise for promoting active student lifestyles.

Investigating pre-service teachers' artificial intelligence perception from the perspective of planned behavior theory
I. T. Sanusi;M. A. AyanwaleAdebayo Emmanuel Tolorunleke
Comput. Educ. Artif. Intell. Published 2024/01/01
LLMs achieve adult human performance on higher-order theory of mind tasks
Winnie Street;John Oliver SiyGeoff KeelingAdrien BaranesBenjamin BarnettMichael McKibbenTatenda KanyereAlison LentzB. A. Y. ArcasRobin I. M. Dunbar
ArXiv Published 2024/05/29

Summary:

It is found that GPT-4 and Flan-PaLM reach adult-level and near adult-level performance on ToM tasks overall, and that GPT-4 exceeds adult performance on 6th order inferences.

Using natural language processing to analyse text data in behavioural science
Stefan Feuerriegel;Abdurahman MaaroufDominik BärDominique GeisslerJonas SchweisthalNicolas PröllochsClaire E. RobertsonSteve RathjeJochen HartmannSaif M. MohammadO. NetzerAlexandra A. SiegelBarbara PlankJ. V. Van Bavel
Nature Reviews Psychology Published 2025/01/02
The development of the Global Flourishing Study questionnaire: charting the evolution of a new 109-item inventory of human flourishing
Tim Lomas;Matt BradshawBrendan W. CaseR. CowdenSteve CrabtreeCynthia EnglishAlex FoglemanKathryn A. JohnsonZacc RitterByron R. JohnsonT. VanderWeele
BMC Global and Public Health Published 2025/04/30
Strengthening the Pillars of Cardiovascular Health: Psychological Health is a Crucial Component.
A. Gaffey;Bruce L. RollmanMatthew M. Burg
Circulation Published 2024/02/27
The Lancet Psychiatry Commission: transforming mental health implementation research.
Emma E. Mcginty;Margarita AlegríaR. BeidasJeffrey BraithwaiteLola KolaDouglas L LeslieNathalie MoiseBernardo MuellerH. A. PincusRahul ShidhayeKosali SimonSara J SingerElizabeth A StuartMatthew D Eisenberg
The lancet. Psychiatry Published 2024/03/01
Absolute and relative outcomes of psychotherapies for eight mental disorders: a systematic review and meta‐analysis
P. Cuijpers;Clara MiguelMarketa CiharovaMathias HarrerDjordje BasicI. CristeaNino PontiE. DriessenJ. HamblenSadie E. LarsenMinoo MatbouriahiD. PapolaDarin PauleyC. Y. PlessenRory A. PfundK. SetkowskiPaula P. SchnurrW. BallegooijenYingying WangH. RiperA. StratenM. SijbrandijT. FurukawaE. Karyotaki
World Psychiatry Published 2024/05/10

Summary:

The conclusion is that most psychotherapies for the eight mental disorders are effective compared with control conditions, but absolute response rates are modest.

Advances in the use of virtual reality to treat mental health conditions
I. Bell;R. Pot-KolderA. RizzoMar Rus-CalafellValentina CardiM. CellaThomas WardS. RichesMartin ReinosoAndrew ThompsonM. Alvarez-JimenezLucia R Valmaggia
Nature Reviews Psychology Published 2024/07/10
The importance of assessing the triglyceride-glucose index (TyG) in patients with depression: A systematic review
A. Behnoush;Asma MousaviElina GhondaghsazShayan ShojaeiAlessandro CannavoA. Khalaji
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews Published 2024/02/01

Summary:

Higher TyG levels are associated with suicidal ideation and attempts, and the critical need to further research in this regard is emphasized and possibly integrate the TyG index measure with routine depression screening to avoid fatal events in the future.

Predictive Analytics in Mental Health Leveraging LLM Embeddings and Machine Learning Models for Social Media Analysis
Ahmad Radwan;Mohannad AmarnehHussam AlawnehHuthaifa I. AshqarAnas M. R. AlsobehAws A. Magableh
Int. J. Web Serv. Res. Published 2024/02/14

Summary:

This paper proposes a novel approach utilizing large language models (LLMs), with a focus on OpenAI's generative pre-trained transformer (GPT-3) embeddings and machine learning algorithms to classify social media posts as indicative or not of stress disorders.

The Global Flourishing Study: Study Profile and Initial Results on Flourishing
T. VanderWeele;Byron R. JohnsonPiotr BiałowolskiRebecca BonhagMatt BradshawThomas BreedloveBrendan W. CaseYing ChenZhuo Job ChenVictor CountedR. CowdenP. A. de la RosaChris FeltonAlex FoglemanChristina GibsonNikolitsa GrigoropoulouCraig GundersenSung Joon JangKathryn A. JohnsonBlake Victor KentEric S. KimYoung-Il KimHayami K KogaMatthew T. LeeNoémie Le PertelTim LomasKatelyn N. G. LongLucía MacchiaChristos A. MakridisLesley MarkhamJ. NakamuraNicholas Norman-KrauseChukwuemeka N OkaforS. OkuzonoSuzanne T. OuyangR. N. PadgettJason PaltzerJames L. Ritchie-DunhamZacc RitterK. ShibaRajesh SrinivasanJohn SsoziD. Węziak‐BiałowolskaR. WilkinsonR. WoodberryJ. WorthamGeorge Yancey
Nature Mental Health Published 2025/04/30
Prevalence and Early Identification of Autism Spectrum Disorder Among Children Aged 4 and 8 Years — Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network, 16 Sites, United States, 2022
Kelly A Shaw;Susan WilliamsMary E. PatrickMiguel Valencia-PradoMaureen S DurkinEllen M. HowertonChristine M. Ladd-AcostaElise T PasA. BakianPaige BartholomewNancy Nieves-MuñozKate SidwellAmy AlfordD. BilderM. DirienzoRobert T. FitzgeraldSarah M. FurnierAllison HudsonOlivia M. PokoskiLindsay SheaSarah C TinkerZachary WarrenW. ZahorodnyHilcon Agosto-RosaJoshua AnbarKatheleen Y ChavezA. EslerAllison ForknerAndrea GrzybowskiAzza Hagel AgibLibby HallasM. LopezSandy MagañaR. NguyenJaylaan ParkerKaren J. PierceTyra ProthoHilda TorresSandra B. VanegasAlison C. VehornMinyu ZhangJennifer AndrewsFelicia GreerJ. Hall-LandeDedria McArthurMadison MitamuraAngel J MontesS. PettygroveJosephine ShenoudaC. SkowyraAnita WashingtonM. Maenner
MMWR Surveillance Summaries Published 2025/04/17

Summary:

The overall observed prevalence estimate was similar to estimates calculated using Bayesian hierarchical and random effects models, and ASD prevalence was lower among non-Hispanic White (White) children than among Asian or Pacific Islander (A/PI) children (27.7) than among Asian or Pacific Islander (A/PI) children (38.5).

The prevalence of premenstrual dysphoric disorder: Systematic review and meta-analysis.
Thomas J. Reilly;Siya PatelIjeoma UnachukwuClare-Louise KnoxClaire A WilsonMichael C CraigKatja M. SchmalenbergerT. Eisenlohr-MoulAlexis E. Cullen
Journal of affective disorders Published 2024/01/01

Summary:

The point prevalence of premenstrual dysphoric disorder using confirmed diagnosis is lower compared with provisional diagnosis, and studies relying on provisional diagnosis are likely to produce artificially high prevalence rates.

A Comparison of Parent Reports, the Mental Synthesis Evaluation Checklist (MSEC) and the Autism Treatment Evaluation Checklist (ATEC), with the Childhood Autism Rating Scale (CARS)
Rebecca Netson;Andriane Schmiedel FucksAndressa Schmiedel Sanches SantosLucas Ernesto Pavoski PoloniNilson Noboru NacanoElielton FucksKatarina RadiWilliam E. StrongAlice Aparecida CarnavalMaría RussoR. VenkateshA. Vyshedskiy
Pediatric Reports Published 2024/03/01
The Opportunities and Risks of Large Language Models in Mental Health
Hannah R. Lawrence;Renee A. SchneiderSusan B. RubinMaja J. MataricDaniel McDuffMegan Jones Bell
JMIR Mental Health Published 2024/03/21
A systematic review of weight stigma and disordered eating cognitions and behaviors.
Jordan A. Levinson;Shruti S. Kinkel-RamBethany MyersJ. Hunger
Body image Published 2024/01/24

Summary:

A narrative review found a consistent relationship between greater weight stigma and more disordered eating cognitions and behaviors.

A Dynamical Systems View of Psychiatric Disorders-Theory: A Review.
Marten Scheffer;C. BocktingD. BorsboomRoshan CoolsClara DelecroixJ. HartmannK. KendlerIngrid A van de LeemputH.L.J. van der MaasE. V. van NesMark MattsonPat D McGorryBarnaby Nelson
JAMA psychiatry Published 2024/04/03
Theta activity and cognitive functioning: Integrating evidence from resting-state and task-related developmental electroencephalography (EEG) research
Enda Tan;Sonya V. Troller‐RenfreeSantiago MoralesG. BuzzellMarco McSweeneyMartín AntúnezNathan A. Fox
Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience Published 2024/06/01
The sleep–circadian interface: A window into mental disorders
Nicholas Meyer;Renske LokChristina SchmidtS. KyleC. A. McClungChristian CajochenF. A. ScheerMatthew W JonesSL Chellappa
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America Published 2024/02/23

Summary:

This review synthesizes recent evidence for sleep—circadian dysfunction as a transdiagnostic contributor to a range of psychiatric disorders, with an emphasis on biological mechanisms.

AI-induced anxiety in the assessment of factors influencing the adoption of mobile payment services in supply chain firms: A mental accounting perspective
Mahmoud Allahham;A. A. Ahmad
International Journal of Data and Network Science

Summary:

The acceptance rate was shown to be adversely connected with AI-induced anxiety and integration expenses, posing obstacles for businesses seeking to embrace mobile payment systems, while characteristics such as perceived utility, usability, confidence in security, and backing from upper management were positively connected with adoption rates.

Effects of internet and smartphone addiction on cognitive control in adolescents and young adults: A systematic review of fMRI studies
M. L. Méndez;I. PadrónA. FumeroR. J. MarreroLeón MéndezMarreroIván Padrón GonzálezRosario JosefaIdentifier
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews Published 2024/02/01
Revisiting Keynes’ predictions about work and leisure: A discussion of fundamental questions about the nature of modern work
Seth A. Kaplan;John A. AitkenBlake A. AllanG. AlligerTim BallardHannes Zacher
Industrial and Organizational Psychology Published 2025/01/31

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