Superbloom: How Technologies of Connection Tear Us Apart
Archive for June 2025
Measuring Multidimensional Inequality and Its Impact on Civil War Outbreak in 193 Countries, 1810–2010
The Lifelong Impact of Bullying Behaviours on Crime Through David Farrington’s Legacy
World Social Report 2025: A New Policy Consensus to Accelerate Social Progress
Black Student Belonging in K12 Schools: Implications for Policy and Practice Amid Attacks on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Testing the purported mechanisms of the AgingPLUS intervention: Effects on physical activity outcomes.
Meta-analyzing the multiverse: A peek under the hood of selective reporting.
A factored regression model for composite scores with item-level missing data.
Bayesian penalty methods for evaluating measurement invariance in moderated nonlinear factor analysis.
Simulation-based design optimization for statistical power: Utilizing machine learning.
Using the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory–2 restructured form to predict functioning after treatment for borderline personality disorder: A machine learning approach.
Test–retest reliability of computational parameters versus manifest behavior for decisional flexibility in psychosis.
A simple way to gamify ecological momentary assessment studies and improve survey adherence with adolescents: The Emoji Game.
Psychometric study of the revised Mood Rhythm Instrument (MRhI-r) in major depressive disorder.
Prevalence of chronic physical conditions and physical multimorbidity among young adults with serious mental health conditions.
Self-determination and self-efficacy as predictors of campus engagement among college students with serious mental illnesses.
NITEO: A qualitative study of a supported education program for students experiencing disruptions to their college education because of a mental health condition.
Participation in individual placement support: Ethnoracial differences in the supported employment demonstration.
Potential iatrogenic effects in trauma-focused psychotherapy for youth.
Skin deep: A relational-cultural approach to colorism for Black women in psychotherapy.
The efficacy of online training in parent–child interaction therapy: Synchronous, asynchronous, and written formats.
How can I reduce bias in my work? Discussing debiasing strategies for forensic psychological assessments.
An introduction to Advances in Evidence-Based Continuing Education.
Applying principles of adult learning and andragogy to the design of continuing education programs in psychology.
The American Nurses Credentialing Center’s outcome-based continuing education model: Competency-based education methodology in accredited nursing continuing professional development.
We are on the road to somewhere: How deliberate practice can enhance the path of continuing education in mental health.
Peace psychology and global challenges.
Future plans and integration in the Greek cities: Time as a resource and implication of belonging in refugees’ discourse.
Changing attitudes toward religious others: Religious fundamentalism and quest predict responses to abstract and concrete religious words.
“We are all feminist”, but do we think the same? A focus group analysis of cisgender heterosexual and lesbian, bisexual, and queer women on the collaboration between feminist and LGBTIQA+ movement in Spain.
Psychological reactance theory: An introduction and overview.
Implications of psychological reactance for clinical practice in psychiatry including a systematic review.
Pushing reactance theory: An examination of the reactance process in the context of advice.
Psilocybin legalization in the United States and psychological reactance: A test of evidence uncertainty, controlling language, and an ambiguous call to action.
43rd Annual Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors Conference: Call for Proposals (Due by Aug 30)
Cancer survivorship terms
Empathy as a Risky Strength: Associations With Parent and Child Depressive Symptoms in Middle Childhood
Development and Validation of a Multidimensional Intravaginal Ring Acceptability Scale Among US Women and Their Male Partners
The Influence of Childhood Trauma on the Real‐World Effectiveness of Ketamine in Adults With Treatment‐Resistant Depression
There’s a Link Between Therapy Culture and Childlessness
NYT | D Shin
There are few decisions more fraught for members of my generations — the cusp of millennial and Gen Z — than whether or not to become a parent. In 2023 the U.S. fertility rate fell to a record low. Some of the decline can be explained by a delay in having children or a decrease in the number of children, rather than people forgoing child rearing entirely. But it still seems increasingly likely that millennials will have the highest rate of childlessness of any generational cohort in American history.
Teaching self-care: understanding the learned and lived self-care experiences of social work students
Heroin injection to fentanyl smoking: Examining temporal trends in substance type and route of administration among people who inject drugs in Los Angeles, CA and Denver, CO, USA between 2021–2022
Millions of US children have parents with substance use disorder, and the consequences are staggering − new research
The Conversation | igorr1/iStock/Getty
About 1 in 4 U.S. children – nearly 19 million – have at least one parent with substance use disorder. This includes parents who misuse alcohol, marijuana, prescription opioids or illegal drugs. Our estimate reflects an increase of over 2 million children since 2020 and an increase of 10 million from an earlier estimate using data from 2009 to 2014.
Scale Validation of Filipino Cultural Values and Its Associations With Depressive Symptoms and Substance Use in Filipino Americans
Recovery-Oriented Group Songwriting for Mental Health Confidence with Adults on an Acute Mental Health Unit: A Cluster-Randomized Effectiveness Study
Can somatic symptom disorder be an iatrogenic disease?
School Social Work Association of America’s National School Social Work Practice Model 2.0: The Past, Present, and Future
Hurricane season is here, but FEMA’s policy change could leave low-income areas less protected
The Conversation | S Olson/Getty
However, as the U.S. heads into what forecasters predict will be an active 2025 hurricane season, June 1 through Nov. 30, that guidance has changed again. The administration’s new FEMA Local Mitigation Planning Policy Guide 2025 talks about public involvement in planning but strips any mention of equity, income or social vulnerability. It mentions using “projections for the future” to plan but removes references to climate change.