Asian Journal Of Social Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 17, 2024
Abstract
Traumatic
experiences
from
major
natural
disasters,
such
as
earthquakes,
can
lead
to
mental
health
challenges,
which
in
turn
may
foster
post‐traumatic
growth
(PTG).
In
this
study,
859
survivors
of
the
2013
Lushan
Earthquake
China
were
selected
research
participants.
We
explored
relationship
between
active
coping
and
PTG,
indirect
effect
resilience
relationship,
moderating
social
support.
The
empirical
results
revealed
that
positively
influenced
with
has
an
relationship.
Social
support
moderated
PTG
but
did
not
affect
PTG.
This
study
only
provides
new
insights
into
how
earthquake
achieve
through
strategies
also
emphasises
important
role
psychological
facilitating
recovery.
International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
35(2), P. 743 - 764
Published: Sept. 22, 2022
Purpose
This
study
aims
to
provide
a
timely
review
of
the
COVID-19-related
empirical
research
published
in
19
quartile
one
(Q1)
and
two
(Q2)
tourism
hospitality
journals
social
science
citation
index
(SSCI).
Design/methodology/approach
A
total
407
papers
were
collected
from
SSCI
Q1
Q2
via
Scopus
database.
Thematic
content
analysis
was
supplemented
with
Leximancer
software
identify
themes/subthemes,
methods
countries/regions
research.
Findings
The
found
studies
COVID-19’s
impact
on
consumer
behaviour
predominate
number,
followed
by
response
actions
recovery
strategies,
industry
or
sectors
workers
employees.
Based
themes
identified,
knowledge
mapping
framework
produced.
Over
70%
used
quantitative
survey
as
dominant
method
data
collection.
USA
China
be
most
studied
countries.
Research
limitations/implications
reviewed
until
January
2022
covered
works
field.
An
overview
current
state
provided
some
critical
discussions
suggestions
for
future
topics.
Originality/value
findings
give
researchers
clear
art
COVID-19
tourism.
paper
provides
practical
implications
practitioners
retrieve
relevant
recent
literature
coping
challenges
brought
pandemic.
Tourism Management,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
93, P. 104616 - 104616
Published: June 25, 2022
The
purpose
of
this
note
is
to
improve
the
application
Necessary
Condition
Analysis
(NCA)
in
tourism
and
hospitality
research
by
evaluating
current
applications.
field
has
rapidly
adopted
NCA
for
identifying
necessary
conditions
causal
structures.
An
analysis
25
articles
that
use
emerging
method
reveals
most
are
problematic
because
they
misinterpret
NCA's
necessity
logic
or
do
not
recognize
difference
between
fsQCA's
analyses.
This
situation
can
be
easily
revised
following
published
standards
good
practice
conducting
NCA.
Journal of Tourism Futures,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 6, 2022
Purpose
This
research
aims
at
arriving
a
broad
scope
of
the
lessons
learnt
after
two
years
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
pandemic
outbreak
by
analysing
catalyst
and
inhibiting
factors
within
three
aspects
tourism
sector:
destination
crisis
management,
tourist
behaviour
industry
trends.
Design/methodology/approach
The
methodology
this
paper
involves
semi-structured
interviews
with
high-ranking
European
travel
agents
as
represent
intermediates
between
offer
demand.
Findings
Data
obtained
from
disclosed
that
catalysed
inhibited
destination,
tourists
By
contrasting
data
previous
literature,
constructing
an
overview
positive
negative
outcomes
in
sector
is
possible.
Practical
implications
Governments,
marketing
management
organisations
hospitality
could
learn
COVID-19
to
cope
better
future
disruptive
events
affecting
industry.
Originality/value
novel
it
first
attempts
synthesise
sector's
dimensions:
Journal of Travel Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 18, 2024
This
paper
aims
to
conceptualize
whether
revenge
tourism
is
an
apt
description
of
travel
in
the
post
global
health
emergency
period
from
perspective
travelers.
Furthermore,
it
examines
outcomes
travel.
The
multiphase
work
included
screening
and
three
phases
qualitative
study.
Participants
perceived
term
“
revenge”
with
skepticism,
although
nature
activities
consumption
have
changed
for
them.
In
this
period,
need
introspection
was
greater,
a
way
rediscovering
oneself.
participants
were
negotiating
new,
different
boundaries
again
after
tumultuous
which
indicated
inextricably
intertwined
several
important
aspects
their
lives.
most
implication
study
that
enables
us
understand
connectedness
between
process
by
phenomenon
influences
its
outcomes.
Tıbbi Sosyal Hizmet Dergisi,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(24), P. 66 - 85
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
Bu
araştırma,
tip
1
diyabet
tanısı
almış
ergenlerde
algılanan
sosyal
desteğin
ve
sosyo-demografik
özelliklerin
travma
sonrası
büyümeye
etkisini
belirlemek
amacıyla
yapılmıştır.
Araştırma
Samsun
Kadın
Doğum
Çocuk
Hastalıkları
Hastanesi
Endokrinoloji
Polikliniği'nde,
2022
yılının
Haziran
Eylül
aylarında
rastgele
örnekleme
yöntemi
kullanılarak
200
çocukla
yürütülmüştür.
Araştırmada,
Sosyo-demografik
diyabete
ilişkin
bilgi
formu,
Travma
Sonrası
Büyüme
Ölçeği
(TSB-Ö)
Çok
Boyutlu
Algılanan
Sosyal
Destek
(ÇBASDÖ)
kullanılmıştır.
sonucunda,
sosyodemografik
değişkenlerden
yaşın
büyümede
etkisi
olduğu,
15
yaş
altı
çocukların
TSB
puanlarının
daha
büyük
çocuklardan
anlamlı
olarak
yüksek
ÇBASDÖ
ile
arasında
pozitif
yönlü
güçlü
bir
ilişki
olduğu
tespit
edilmiştir.
(r=0,456;
p
The World Journal of Men s Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
41(2), P. 311 - 311
Published: Oct. 7, 2022
Whether
COVID-19
reduces
male
fertility
remains
requires
further
investigation.
This
meta-analysis
and
systematic
review
evaluated
the
impact
of
on
fertility.The
literature
in
PubMed,
Embase,
MEDLINE,
Web
Science,
Cochrane
Library
up
to
January
01,
2022
was
systematically
searched,
a
conducted
investigate
effect
fertility.
Totally
17
studies
with
total
1,627
patients
1,535
control
subjects
were
included
our
meta-analysis.Regarding
sperm
quality,
decreased
count
(p=0.012),
concentration
(p=0.001),
motility
progressive
(p=0.048),
viability
(p=0.031).
Subgroup
analyses
showed
that
different
group
populations
did
not
change
results.
It
found
during
illness
stage
COVID-19,
semen
volume
decreased,
recovery
<90
days.
We
for
≥90
Fever
because
significantly
reduced
motility,
without
fever
days,
decreased.
Regarding
disease
severity,
moderate
type
but
mild
type.
sex
hormones,
increased
prolactin
estradiol.
stage,
testosterone
(T)
levels
luteinizing
hormone
levels.
A
potential
publication
bias
may
have
existed
meta-analysis.COVID-19
men
quality
caused
disruption.
had
long-term
effects
especially
motility.
is
critical
conduct
larger
multicenter
determine
consequences
