Colección: TEMAS
| Temas | Cantidad |
|---|---|
| Coping; Morbidity; Mortality; SHQ; SHQ-6; SHQ-3 | 1 |
| Cortisol; athletes; intelligence test; sport | 1 |
| Emotional empathy; highly sensitive persons; MBSR program; personal growth initiative; sensitivity; self-acceptance; self-transcendence; social anxiety; stress | 1 |
| Evolutionary psychology; domain-specificity; functional specialization; general-purpose system; informational encapsulation; innate automaticity; integrative modularity | 1 |
| Humor Styles; HEXACO model of personality; behavioral genetics; individual differences | 1 |
| Humor styles; attachment; marital satisfaction; divorce; aggression | 1 |
| Humor styles; humor impact; humor use; implicit theories of humor; self; other | 1 |
| Humor; Cross-cultural; Lebanese; Self-construals; Social Interactions; Canadian | 1 |
| Mentoring; job involvement; job satisfaction; organizational commitment;nurses; Nigeria | 1 |
| No aplica | 21 |
| Perfectionism; psychological well-being; psychological distress; psychological health; depression; anxiety; stress | 1 |
| Polish migrants; immigration; gender differences; social participation; domestic preference; lifestyle patterns | 1 |
| Posttraumatic stress; traumatic events; adolescents; demographic; Gaza Strip; Palestinian | 1 |
| Retirement context; life satisfaction; depressive symptoms; teachers; self–efficacy | 1 |
| Sense of humor; stereotypes; implicit theories of personality; personality traits | 1 |
| clinical judgement; actuarial assessment; structured clinical judgement; violence; violence risk assessment | 1 |
| clinical judgement; heuristics; biases; decision making; violence risk assessment | 1 |
| counselling psychology; disability; social construct | 1 |
| couples; personality; communication; behaviors; stability; observation | 1 |
| cross-cultural study; predictive structural models; dietary restraint; risk factors prevention; Mexican and German men | 1 |
| food; women; (in)security; subject experiences; Mediterranean diet | 1 |
| guided imagery; health psychology; counseling psychology; mind-body interventions | 1 |
| humor creation ability; humor styles; well-being; mental health | 1 |
| humor styles; parental acceptance/rejection; subjective happiness | 1 |
| humor styles; perspective-taking empathy; empathic concern; personal distress | 1 |
| humor; retirement; coping; stress; health | 1 |
| mental rumination; intrusive thoughts; emotional elaboration; emotional processing,; emotional intelligence | 1 |
| mentoring; career plateau; job satisfaction; organizational commitment; turnover intentions | 1 |
| movement imagery ability; visuospatial abilities; performance-based tests; self-report questionnaires; sport performance | 1 |
| multi-tasking; occupational health and safety; work-related scenarios; gender differences; age differences | 1 |
| prosocial behavior; cross-cultural studies; volunteerism; attitudes; organizational commitment | 1 |
| psychosocial well-being; subjective well-being; psychological well-being; social well-being; university student | 1 |
| ridicule; disparagement humor; self-ridicule; conformity; creativity | 1 |
| risk factors; firearms; weapon availability; prison inmates; Nigeria | 1 |
| sense of humor; positive personality; psychological well-being; physical well-being | 1 |
| sexist humor; sexism; hostile work environment; effects of humor | 1 |
| spelling transparency; Polish; developmental dyslexia; word reading; memory | 1 |
| support seeking; care giving; conflict management; observational data | 1 |
| zinc; intellectual development; personality features; children (11-15 years); different socioeconomic conditions | 1 |