VISUAL REVIEW International Visual Culture Review / Revista Internacional de Cultura Visual,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(5), P. 39 - 53
Published: Oct. 16, 2023
The
preference
for
traditional
or
e-learning
brought
with
it
hybrid
learning
whose
is
much
greater
than
the
previous
ones.
general
objective
to
analyze
and
describe
experiences
of
university
students
on
electronic
post
covid-19,
which
methodology
quantitative
descriptive
correlational
type
was
used
a
measurement
instrument
through
an
anonymous
survey
voluntary
basis
1240
participants.
results
have
acceptable
statistics
are
demonstrated
confirmatory
factor
analysis,
showing
learning.
In
conclusion,
request
that
universities
implement
this
in
order
work
properly
quality
education
future.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Aug. 23, 2024
Introduction
Epidemiological
data
suggest
substantial
issues
on
the
mental
health
of
university
students
worldwide.
Self-compassion
is
associated
with
lower
rates
psychological
distress
and
better
positive
health.
Thus,
we
have
developed
a
app-based
intervention
based
self-compassion
principles
targeting
prevention
promotion
in
college
students.
The
current
pilot
study
assessed
adherence
to
intervention,
preliminary
benefits,
satisfaction
acceptability
app
among
Brazilian
Methods
employed
pre-experimental
single-group
design
along
pre-test
post-test
assessments
(
n
=
23).
A
mixed
methods
approach
was
utilized
comprehensively
assess
outcomes
intervention.
Results
overall
rate
for
37.87%,
26.26%
participants
successfully
completing
all
modules.
Among
21
assessed,
15
exhibited
statistically
significant
results.
Notably,
there
increase
self-compassion,
demonstrating
large
effect
size
d
1.15),
moderate
reduction
stress
0.62)
anxiety
0.52).
All
indicators
received
scores
above
7.
well-received
by
who
completed
it,
although
potential
barrier
identified
volume
text
within
need
adopt
more
playful
concise
format
Discussion
Despite
notable
participant
dropout,
aligns
patterns
observed
other
online
interventions
conducted
real-world
settings.
high
levels,
acceptance
underscore
rationale
pursuing
subsequent
randomized
clinical
trial.
Advances in higher education and professional development book series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 30
Published: Aug. 28, 2024
Mental
well-being
is
a
vital
factor
which
determines
an
individual's
level
of
general
health
and
productivity.
According
to
WHO,
mental
problems
are
increasing
about
25%
people
suffer
from
illness
globally.
Depression,
anxiety
stress
the
most
common
particularly
among
students
in
higher
learning
institutions.
In
Kenya
studies
on
have
concentrated
secondary
schools.
One
few
conducted
university
Nairobi
Region
found
prevalence
depression
be
35.7%.
The
purpose
study
therefore
was
explore
universities
Western
Kenya.
Objectives
were
determine
depression,
stress,
socio-demographic
correlates
stress.
Journal of College Student Mental Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 29
Published: July 3, 2024
Although
the
COVID-19
pandemic
has
caused
tremendous
disruptions
in
many
college
students'
lives
and
increased
rates
of
internalizing
symptoms
perceived
stress,
multi-year
trends
student
mental
health
are
still
being
uncovered.
Moreover,
very
few
longitudinal
studies
investigate
changes
psychosocial
stressors
identified
by
students
their
own
words.
The
present
study
addressed
these
needs
literature
using
self-report
data
collected
from
three
cohorts
(total
N
=
1,042)
recruited
across
academic
years
(2020–2023).
A
mixed-methods
approach
was
used
to
explore
links
between
quantitative
regarding
(e.g.
depression,
anxiety,
somatization)
qualitative
write-in
challenges
experienced
during
pandemic.
Elevated
lower-than-normative
levels
physical
persisted
all
years,
with
anxiety
somatization
most
elevated
final
year.
Through
data,
a
wide
range
challenges,
including
health,
finances,
remote
learning,
linked
symptoms.
In
latter
they
reported
emerging
difficulties
face-to-face
activities
lowered
confidence
one's
skills.
Findings
indicate
strong,
continuing
need
for
targeted
universal
intervention,
special
attention
anxiety-related
associated
late-to-post-pandemic
stressors.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(13), P. 2162 - 2162
Published: July 7, 2024
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
profoundly
impacted
the
mental
health
and
developmental
trajectories
of
children
adolescents,
catalyzing
a
range
psychological
behavioral
issues
due
to
enforced
lockdowns
other
restrictions.
This
text
explores
these
impacts
through
lens
psychopathology,
which
integrates
clinical
psychology
science
examine
emergence
evolution
disorders
across
lifespan.
paper
highlights
how
pandemic-related
disruptions
have
exacerbated
conditions
such
as
anxiety
depression
and,
notably,
increased
childhood
obesity
changes
in
lifestyle
reductions
physical
activity.
analysis
includes
discussion
isolation
not
only
restricted
access
educational
resources
but
also
risk
parental
illness
related
familial
stress,
thereby
intensifying
neglect
their
consequent
impact
on
child
health.
By
employing
psychopathology
framework,
this
argues
for
necessity
targeted
interventions
that
address
complex
interplays
genetic,
environmental,
factors.
Such
aim
support
structured
health-oriented
strategies,
ensuring
well-being
amidst
ongoing
challenges
posed
by
pandemic.
approach
underscores
importance
early,
multifaceted
strategies
involving
parents,
educators,
healthcare
providers
foster
healthier
outcomes
facing
unprecedented
global
crises.
Irish Educational Studies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 22
Published: May 10, 2024
The
COVID-19
pandemic
resulted
in
worldwide
school
closures
and
disrupted
education
–
which
was
extended
the
Republic
of
Ireland
some
children
with
SEN
may
be
more
adversely
impacted
by
prolonged
than
others.
Despite
this,
possible
future
pandemics,
experiences
Irish
have
not
been
explored
to
date.
current
research
utilised
semi-structured
interviews
explore
parental
perspectives
(n
=
10)
online
learning
subsequent
return
for
SEN.
Reflexive
Thematic
Analysis
identification
three
global
themes:
[1]
Balancing
Act,
pertaining
a
lack
support
educational
provision,
[2]
Prioritising
Wellbeing
over
Education,
whereby
parents
made
decision
stop
engaging
promote
familial
wellbeing,
[3]
Return
School
its
Challenges,
highlighting
academic,
behavioural,
mental
health
concerns
on
education.
Inclusion
feedback
noted
as
important
success
home-schooling
during
is
clear
application
this
work.
Finally,
suggestions
are
examine
links
between
children's
academic
attainment
well
child
insight
directing
provision
closures.
Diálogos sobre educación,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
0(30)
Published: June 26, 2024
La
investigación
ha
mostrado
especial
interés
en
variables
académicas,
sociodemográficas
y
salud
mental
de
estudiantes
durante
la
Pandemia
COVID-19
por
los
drásticos
cambios
que
emergencia
sanitaria
provocado
Educación
Superior.
El
objetivo
este
estudio
fue
describir
explorar
las
relaciones
entre
autoeficacia
para
autorregular
el
estudio,
condiciones
estudiantes.
muestra
no
probabilística,
compuesta
534
universitarios
Ecuador.
Se
utilizó
un
diseño
descriptivo,
correlacional,
transversal.
Los
instrumentos
aplicados
tenían
evidencia
validez
confiabilidad;
se
aplicaron
a
través
herramienta
SurveyMonkey.
resultados
mostraron
depresión
leve,
estrés
moderado,
ansiedad
severa
niveles
insuficientes.
identificaron
significativas
autoeficacia.
encontraron
diferencias
grupos
sexo,
disponibilidad
materiales
vinculación,
trabajo
variación
ingresos
pandemia
según
área
conocimiento.
sugiere
utilizar
estos
desarrollo
intervenciones
psicoeducativas
busquen
mejorar
sanitaria.
Animals,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(17), P. 2454 - 2454
Published: Aug. 23, 2024
Brief
interactions
with
a
well-behaved
dog
can
enhance
wellbeing,
but
most
campus-based
visitation
programs
employ
adult,
trained
dogs.
There
is
little
research
about
the
impact
of
puppies
on
wellbeing
or
stress
in
this
context.
The
aim
study
was
to
examine
changes
perceived
and
vitality
after
interacting
puppy.
Staff
students
(
Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 14, 2024
Purpose
The
number
of
university
students
seeking
mental
health
support
is
rapidly
increasing.
To
provide
additional
psychological
to
accessing
well-being
services,
this
study
aimed
pilot
a
Web
application
(app)
called
Orpheus®.
Design/methodology/approach
Guided
by
student
consultations,
multi-methods
approach
was
adopted,
including
an
examination
in-app
data,
chart
reviews
routinely
collected
information
and
interviews
with
practitioners.
Usage
data
were
analysed
descriptively.
Changes
in
outcomes
examined
using
means,
standard
deviations
reliable
change
indices
for
anxiety
depression
scores.
Inductive
deductive
thematic
analysis
conducted
on
qualitative
from
staff
feedback.
Findings
A
total
26
registered
account
39
completed
app
visits.
On
37
the
(94.9%)
occasions,
reported
reductions
intensity
unwanted
negative
emotions.
Statistically
significant
average
pooled
scores
observed.
Of
15
who
pre-
post-routine
outcome
measures,
between
20%
60%
showed
meaningful
symptom
improvements.
Students
that
helpful
easy
set
up
use,
no
adverse
events.
Practitioners
highlighted
barriers
facilitators
related
technology
features,
situational
contexts
individual
differences.
Originality/value
Integrating
Orpheus
real-world
settings
resulted
promising
implementation
processes,
potential
future
uptake
positive
outcomes.
However,
ongoing
research,
training
testing
are
needed
further
improve
processes
digital
interventions.