Archive for December 2024

More Than Pretty Boxes: How the Rise of Professional Organizing Shows Us the Way We Work Isn’t Working

Understanding Families’ Needs and Preferences to Advance Measurement of Equitable Access to Child Care and Early Education

Dynamics of intersectional and multilevel COVID-19 stigma across time: Qualitative findings from COVID-19 prophylaxis trial participants in Toronto, Canada.

Congress Set to Extend Vital Protections for Victims of SNAP Benefit Theft

How to Tackle Political Violence: A Discussion with Rachel Kleinfeld

Understanding international migration statistics

Swinney tells Waspi women to continue fighting Westminster

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Scotland’s Waspi women have met with first minister John Swinney who called the UK Government “disgusting” for its decision not to compensate them. The women against state pension inequality (Waspi) campaign group represent 250,000 women born in the 1950s who have been short-changed on their state pensions due to rule changes.

The relations between impulsivity, opioid use, and nonmedical prescription opioid use motives: An examination within three large urban emergency departments.

Comparing the psychometric properties of reward and relief drinking measures.

Incorporating Spirituality into Cognitive Stimulation Therapy Groups for Persons with Dementia: An Exploratory Study

The Impact of an Intergenerational Service Learning Program on Psychological Distress for Homebound Older Adults

Unpacking the pursuit of happiness: Being concerned about happiness but not aspiring to happiness is linked with negative meta-emotions and worse well-being.

The Role of Education and English Proficiency in Cognitive Health Among Older Refugee Populations in the United States

Unique affective profile of music-evoked nostalgia: An extension and conceptual replication of Barrett et al.’s (2010) study.

The mind wanders to dark places: Mind-wandering catalyzes rumination in the context of negative affect and impulsivity.

Help-Seeking Behaviors of Young People with Problematic Sexualized Behaviors

Caregiver Feedback on Services in Children’s Advocacy Centers: How Does it Differ by Caregiver Language and Child Race-Ethnicity, Gender and Age?

Emotional integration and reappraisal during goal pursuit: Testing within- and between-person differences.

Child Forensic Interviewers’ Conceptions of Their Professional Identity: A Guiding Framework

Revisions to OMB’s Statistical Policy Directive No. 15: Standards for Maintaining, Collecting, and Presenting Federal Data on Race and Ethnicity

Advancing substance use disorder stigma research: It’s about time.

Sex trafficking vulnerabilities in context: An analysis of 1,264 case files of adult survivors of commercial sexual exploitation

Effectiveness of group analytic and psychodynamic psychotherapy in routine secondary-care practice

Demonstrating the Cost Effectiveness of Individualised Occupational Therapy Interventions to Enable Transition from Institutional to Independent Living – A Longitudinal Case Study

Concept Mapping the Ways to Support Mental Health and Mental Well-being of Canadian Racialized and Immigrant Communities

Class rivalry in ethno-national migration: Soviet intelligentsia vs. the Russian middle class in Israel

The prosocial and pro-environmental aspects of authenticity and the mediating role of self-transcendence

Developmental trajectories of conduct problems and time-varying peer problems: the Bergen child study

Carfentanil is 100 times more potent than fentanyl, and it’s killing people

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Thankfully, the production of new fentanyl-based compounds seems to have slowed. In Europe, eight new fentanyl derivatives were reported in 2016 and ten in 2017. However, no new fentanyl derivatives were reported in the period 2021 to 2023. In this period, the new compounds have been dominated by another group of opioids called nitazenes. Above: Thirteen milligrams of carfentanil is enough to knock out an elephant.