PSYCHOLOGICAL POSSIBILITIES OF SUPPORTING CHILDREN WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED A TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCE

Comparison of emotional intelligence and adaptability, in students who have kindergarten experienced and those who have not experienced

Purpose: The purpose of current study is to compare the emotional intelligence and adaptation of pre-school students who have experienced kindergarten with those who have not experienced it. The study population includes all junior high school students of Robat Karim, Tehran. The present study sample was stratified random sampling method and was randomized equally disproportionate between  stud...

Psychological Abuse as a Predictor of Trauma in Women Who Have Experienced Intimate Partner Violence

Effects of difficulties experienced by adolescents who have a parent with cancer on their psychological condition.

This descriptive study was designed to identify effects of difficulties experienced by adolescents who have a parent with cancer on their psychological condition. The study involved children of 13-18 years of age accompanying their parents who were receiving cancer treatment. The data were collected by a questionnaire prepared by the researchers, "Brief Symptom Inventory" and statistically comp...

Engagement in activities and occupations by people who have experienced psychosis: a metasynthesis of lived experience

Posttraumatic Growth and Religiosity in Latino College Students Who Have Experienced Psychological Trauma

In the field of psychology, research on the aftermath of trauma has historically focused on the negative consequences. More recently, empirical evidence suggests that individuals often derive benefits or personal growth as a result of these extraordinary events, thus the term posttraumatic growth. The purpose of this future study is to assess the relationship between religiosity and posttraumat...