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Research Articles (Psychology): Recent submissions
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(Routledge, 2022)Please read abstract in the article.
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(Taylor and Francis, 2023)Universities worldwide transitioned to online learning during the COVID- 19 pandemic, leading to a digital revolution in higher education. The aim of this study is to give a unique insider’s perspective of how students ...
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(Wiley, 2023-01)South Africa alongside other low-middle-income countries have been some of the hardest hit by the substance use scourge. The study sought to identify and measure treatment barriers among young adults (18–29 years) living ...
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(Inderscience, 2022-01)South African leaders serving a financial role within the corporate sector are prone to experience burnout due to the nature of their jobs. These leaders are also usually not inclined to regulate and manage emotions e ...
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The social and sexual lives of Black sexual minority men 30 years of age and older in South Africa (BMC, 2022-10-15)BACKGROUND : Black sexual minority men (SMM) ages 30 and older are under-represented in HIV studies in sub- Saharan Africa, despite being at increased risk of HIV infection and contributing to potential onward HIV ...
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Treatment barriers among young adults living with a substance use disorder in Tshwane, South Africa (BMC, 2022-11-19)BACKGROUND : Despite increasing substance use globally, substance use treatment utilisation remains low. This study sought to explore and measure substance use treatment barriers among young adults in South Africa. METHODS ...
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(Sage, 2023-12)The Attachment and Biobehavioral Catchup intervention potentially offsets psychosocial risks facing dyads in which children have intellectual disability or developmental delays. In this single-case multiple-baseline study ...
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(Routledge, 2024)OBJECTIVE : This study explored parental experiences of subjective well-being in the context of infant sleep problems. BACKGROUND : Although quantitative research has highlighted the deleterious impact of infant sleep ...
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(Routledge, 2023)Anal fisting has often been caricatured as an aggressive, if not violent, mode of sexual and erotic practice between gay men, circumscribed by discourses of risk, danger, and even death. In this study, I explore how a ...
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(Sage, 2022-06)Gay men’s anal fisting has been rendered in sharply divided terms through cautionary-toned medico-forensic studies or more affirmative queer commentary. Despite these paradigmatic and tonal differences, both have tended ...
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(Taylor and Francis, 2022)Growing attention has been directed by South African commuter rights groups towards the incidence of sexual violence experienced by women when commuting in minibus taxis. Against this backdrop, data was collected through ...
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(MDPI, 2022-08-11)Potentially traumatic experiences have been associated with chronic diseases. Epigenetic mechanisms, including DNA methylation (DNAm), have been proposed as an explanation for this association. We examined the association ...
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(Sage, 2022-12)An increasing emphasis on taking personal responsibility for making changes to address climate change and support sustainable development is hindered by the limited tools and guidance available that enable the relationship ...
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(MDPI, 2022-05-18)In this paper, risk compensation among individuals on antiretroviral therapy (ART), using the 2017 South African national survey on HIV, is explored. A multi-stage stratified cluster random sampling approach was used to ...
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(Elsevier, 2021-08)The presence of macroaggressions, or obvious, overt, system-wide racial offensives and abusive acts evidenced in organizational systems and structures (e.g., confederate flags; signs in public places that read: “we only ...
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(Sage, 2023-03)We investigated the associations between paternal co-residence and asthma, obesity, and blood pressure among children aged 3–5 years. Mother/child dyads (N = 250) self-identified as African American or Black. Mothers ...
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(Sage, 2021-06)The COVID-19 pandemic changed how we view the world, human behaviour, and societal structures and institutions. The emerging subdiscipline of psychological anthropology is well placed to provide a perspective on the way ...
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(Sage, 2021-06)The COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing lockdown had a profound effect on human life. This research explores the influence of COVID-19-related experiences on the emotional wellbeing and mental health of South African university ...
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(Sage, 2021-06)As this special issue goes to press, the COVID-19 pandemic will likely continue to be devastating communities, societies, and economies globally. This pandemic has touched all of humanity, forcing us to acclimate to a ...
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(University of Stellenbosch, Faculty of Military Science, 2022)The Covid-19 pandemic presented a period of unprecedented uncertainty. The repatriation of South African citizens from Wuhan was a first for the South African government. These special circumstances of risk presented a ...
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