When data generated in “the feeling of being stared at” experiments are adjusted to account for response biases, hit rates associated with responding “yes” when being stared at, and “no” when not being stared at, are virtually identical. Experiments conducted where the possibility of such cues were reduced showed similar results, arguing against sensory artifacts. In a computer-based replicatio...

OBJECTIVE To explore the experiences of older people and their supporting family members in relation to home rehabilitation, with a focus on activity and participation. METHODS Qualitative interviews were carried out with 6 older people and 6 family members at 1 and 6 months after the older person's discharge to their home. Qualitative content analysis of the data was carried out. The Interna...

Assessment feedback in higher education has the potential to have an impact on well-being of both tutors and students: feel their workloads, while students often engage emotionally as well cognitively with feedback. Relatively little is written about effects practice tutor student well-being. This study examined law tutors’ values practices within shifting contexts education, findings suggest t...

OBJECTIVE To assess the relationship between spirituality and hopelessness, desire for hastened death, and clinical and disease-related characteristics among patients with advanced cancer, and to investigate predictors of spirituality. Spiritual well-being is thought to have a beneficial effect on patients' response to illness. DESIGN Patients were asked to complete 4 questionnaires: the Gree...

BACKGROUND Shortcomings in elderly care have been reported in many parts of the world, including Sweden. However, national guidelines for elderly care have been introduced in Sweden, which contain core values and local guarantees of dignity. These highlight the need for dignity and well-being, and organising the older person's daily life so that they perceive it as meaningful. Therefore, the ai...