Archive for October 2024
Mass Beliefs about the Working Poor and Support for Redistributive Policies
The adoption and implementation of local government planning policy to manage hot food takeaways near schools in England: A qualitative process evaluation
The meta-analysis application worksheet: A practical guide for the application of meta-analyses to clinical cases.
“Tell me what I’m doing wrong”: Criticism of parenting choices and mental health during COVID-19
Intelligent Borders: Exploring the Suitability of Artificial Intelligence Systems in Refugee Status Determination Under International Law
The relevancy-focused report: An alternative model format for forensic psychological reports.
Participation in the Missouri Parents as Teachers Parent Education Program and third grade math and English language arts proficiency
That old dog can still hunt—Alternative cutoffs and the recognition trial improve the classification accuracy of the Rey 15-Item Test.
Is There a Link Between Older Adults’ Frequency of (Face-to-Face and Remote) Contact with Grandchildren and Cognitive Functioning over 12 Years?
Payment rates and the stability of subsidized child care: Evidence from Minnesota’s child care assistance program
Teacher gestures bridge meaning: Unpacking teacher gesture in storybook read alouds to support vocabulary
Ethics of Mathematical Modeling in Public Health: The Case of Medical Male Circumcision for HIV Prevention in Africa
Nonpharmacological treatment for older adults with mild cognitive impairment: Considerations for culturally informed clinical practice and research.
An evaluation of health-related quality of life and its relation with functional vision in children with cerebral visual impairment
Tobacco Smoking Functional Networks: A Whole-Brain Connectome Analysis in 24,539 Individuals
Negative global metacognitive biases are associated with depressive and posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms and improve with targeted or game-based cognitive training.
Moving from features to functions: Bridging disciplinary understandings of urban environments to support healthy people and ecosystems
Cognitive dispersion and its functional relevance in behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia and prodromal behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia.
Does geographic availability of alcohol influence drinking in adolescents? A systematic review of literature associations
Gender and violent crime modify associations between greenspace and cardiovascular disease mortality in Philadelphia, PA
Sprinting in two languages: Picture naming performance of older Spanish–English bilinguals on the Multilingual Naming Test Sprint 2.0.
A qualitative exploration of factors influencing healthcare utilization among rural Missourians: “We have to be bleeding, broken”
“Virtual Mothering”: A Study of Mothering Practices of Trinidad and Tobago Mothers Stranded Abroad After COVID-19 Border Closures
It looks like nature – a phenomenological study of the built environment in psychotherapy from psychologists’ and psychiatrists’ perspective
A better way to say that: Stigmatizing language affects how we treat addiction
Technocolonialism: When Technology for Good is Harmful
The Richness of Reports Provided by Children in Israel: Examination of the Impact of Social Affiliations
Friends Can Help to Aim High: Peer Influence and Selection Effects on Academic Ambitions and Achievement
SCOTUS hamstrings federal agencies, a blow to housing and health equity
Interlocking institutions and elite networks in democratic organizations. Social network analysis of elected representatives in massive membership organizations in the greater Helsinki region
Estimation of the prevalence of anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic: A meta-analysis of meta-analyses
Falling off the Social Ladder: Longitudinal Behavioral and Mental Health Consequences of Desiring Higher Popularity and Experiencing Popularity Status Insecurity
Dark resonance: On the possibility of resonance with death
“Not Medically Necessary”: Inside the Company Helping America’s Biggest Health Insurers Deny Coverage for Care
The biggest player is a company called EviCore by Evernorth, which is hired by major American insurance companies and provides coverage to 100 million consumers — about 1 in 3 insured people. It is owned by the insurance giant Cigna. A ProPublica and Capitol Forum investigation found that EviCore uses an algorithm backed by artificial intelligence, which some insiders call “the dial,” that it can adjust to lead to higher denials. Some contracts ensure the company makes more money the more it cuts health spending. And it issues medical guidelines that doctors have said delay and deny care for patients.
Bias in AI: tackling the issues through regulations and standards
Unhealthy influencers? Social media and youth mental health
Youth and young adult flavour expectancies for new ‘non-menthol cigarettes introduced following Californias ban on flavoured tobacco products
What standing on one leg can tell you: Biological age
Good balance, muscle strength and an efficient gait contribute to people’s independence and well-being as they age. How these factors change, and at what rate, can help clinicians develop programs to ensure healthy aging. Individually, people can train their balance without special equipment and work on maintaining it over time.
State Policy Levers for Reducing Early Childhood Maltreatment: The Importance of Family Planning and Economic Support Policies
Population estimates for the UK, England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland: mid-2023
Preferences for sexual health services among middle-aged and older adults in the UK: a discrete choice experiment
Using Programmed Schedules of Reinforcement to Increase the Variability of Reinforcer Delivery in Classroom Assistant-Implemented Variable-Ratio Schedules
Risks that matter for young people: Concerns, perceived vulnerabilities and policy preferences
Greens on verge of pulling support for National Care Service
The service, which would transfer social care responsibility from councils to a new national body, has already been delayed for three years due to cost saving measures…. Unveiled by Nicola Sturgeon in 2021 as the most ambitious reform of the devolution era, the National Care Service has been repeatedly postponed and scaled back. Above: Green health spokesperson Gillian Mackay says she cannot support the bill in its current form
One Deal Campaign reaches 1000 supporters
The asks of this campaign are essential if we are to tackle the issues that threaten the existence of social work as we know it in Scotland.