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Use of Ecological Momentary Assessment to Measure Affect-Based Feeling States Among Rural Breast Cancer Survivors: A Feasibility Study Guided by the Integrated Screening Action Model
A randomized controlled trial of targeted vs. General direct-to-consumer marketing to address psychotherapy attitudes and stigma in military service members and Veterans
Volume 37, Issue 6, null 2025, Page 507-516
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Contingency Management to Improve Medication for Opioid Use Disorder Continuation After the Emergency Department (CM+ED+MOUD)
‘ChatGPT Psychosis’: OpenAI’s response after users lose touch with reality triggers concern among experts
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“The Times has uncovered nearly 50 cases of people having mental health crises during conversations with ChatGPT. Nine were hospitalised; three died… One conclusion that OpenAI came to, as Altman put it on X, was that ‘for a very small percentage of users in mentally fragile states there can be serious problems.’”
Critical consciousness and self-compassion as buffers of the effects of classism in a sample of people of color.
Journal of Counseling Psychology, Vol 72(6), Nov 2025, 637-650; doi:10.1037/cou0000824
Classism is a multidimensional social process involving a network of prejudiced attitudes and discriminatory practices. While past studies have found a positive association between classism and lower well-being and life satisfaction, research on the effects of classism and strategies to mitigate these effects remains relatively scarce. This present study sought to examine the adverse effects of perceived classism on mental health outcomes and explore whether critical consciousness and self-compassion can buffer these effects. A total of 292 participants, all of whom identified as people of color (POC), completed an online survey. Two structural equation models were fit to assess the indirect effects of classism through critical consciousness and self-compassion on each mental health outcome (i.e., psychological distress and well-being), using bootstrapping to estimate 95% CIs to test the indirect effect. For both models, the indirect effects of classism through critical consciousness were not statistically significant for either psychological distress or well-being (95% CI [−.018, .110]; 95% CI [−.020, .359]), whereas the indirect effects through self-compassion were both statistically significant (95% CI [.414, .927]; 95% CI [−.719, −.237]). These results suggest that while self-compassion is a significant mediator of classism’s impact on mental health outcomes for this sample, critical consciousness may not be. Future studies can further explore self-compassion as a buffer for classism, particularly for POC, and other pathways by which critical consciousness may improve mental health. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
Simplified rapid low-dose buprenorphine induction method for individuals using fentanyl: a case series
Among individuals with opioid use disorder using fentanyl, standard initial doses (2-4 mg) of buprenorphine may precipitate withdrawal, often preventing successful induction. Rapid low-dose induction is an eme…