Cognition is considered a key predictor of community outcome in schizophrenia and is the target of an increasingly large number of pharmacological and behavioural interventions. The proliferation of functional capacity ...

The stigma of mental illness is a serious social issue that exists across nations and cultures. Over the years, numerous anti-stigma campaigns have been developed to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness. However, ...

Boredom is a common human experience that can have surprisingly deleterious consequences. In a world brimming with opportunities for satisfying engagement, it seems unlikely that anyone would be able to remain bored for ...

Mental time-travel affords us the ability to simulate hypothetical episodes that shape our decisions about the future, as documented on tests of intertemporal choice where personal cueing greatly reduces future reward ...

Very little is known about effective interventions for chronic pain in young adults. Available treatments are often inaccessible and unaffordable. The present study tested the effects of a newly developed 12-minute ...

There is long-standing debate regarding whether or not schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder represent a single condition or two distinct disorders. Despite diagnostic criteria that differentiates these illnesses, ...

Healthy lifestyle adoption among breast cancer (BC) survivors remains a poorly understood process. This study aims to qualitatively examine the unique change trajectories of BC survivors partaking in a pilot healthy lifestyle ...

This study empirically examined whether clients with strong alliance growth (SAG) versus weak alliance growth (WAG) trajectories, and good versus poor long-term outcomes engage in differential emotional change processes ...

Individuals with developmental disabilities (DD) are known to have lower levels of physical and social self-concept and emotional well-being compared to typically developing individuals. Little is known about the individual ...

Mental illness stigma (MIS) is a global phenomenon, which perpetuates the distress associated with the symptoms of mental illness by acting as a deterrent to treatment (Tzouvara, Papadopoulos, & Randhawa, 2016). Research ...