Respiratory Care,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
68(11), P. 1493 - 1501
Published: April 6, 2023
Electronic
nicotine
delivery
systems
(ENDS)
continue
to
be
popular
among
young
adults.
These
devices
are
often
advertised
as
a
healthy
alternative
quitting
tobacco
cigarettes.
However,
adults
represent
population
who
view
it
novel
behavior
that
provides
sense
of
popularity,
social
acceptance,
and
desired
physiologic
properties.
The
objective
this
study
was
examine
characteristics
vaping
college
students
explore
possible
associations
between
groups
(stopped,
initiated,
increased,
decreased,
stayed
the
same).
Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(4), P. e15280 - e15280
Published: April 1, 2023
The
use
of
single-item
assessments
is
increasingly
important
and
popular,
as
these
enable
quick
real-time
in
clinical
practice
or
research.
In
this
study
we
investigated
the
test-retest
reliability
mood
("stress",
"anxiety",
"depression",
"fatigue",
"loneliness",
"being
active",
"optimism",
"happiness"),
quality
life,
immune
fitness
N
=
108
participants.
analysis
revealed
high
correlations
between
(r
0.67
to
0.90),
moderate
excellent
intraclass
0.672
0.889),
Bland-Altman
agreement
all
assessments,
except
for
depression.
Taken
together,
it
can
be
concluded
that
mood,
have
a
good
reliability.
This
strengthens
rationale
using
single
item
assessments.
Journal of Clinical Medicine,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(1), P. 22 - 22
Published: Dec. 20, 2022
Immune
fitness
(i.e.,
adequate
functioning
of
the
immune
system)
is
essential
to
maintain
health,
prevent
and
resolve
disease,
improve
quality
life.
This
article
provides
an
overview
how
assess
fitness.
It
discusses
a
single-item
rating
scale
can
be
used
The
in
conjunction
with
single
"yes"
or
"no"
question
asking
whether
individual
experiencing
reduced
Retrospective
assessments
complemented
Status
Questionnaire
(ISQ)
provide
more
insight
into
type
frequency
specific
immune-related
complaints.
Momentary
biomarker
measurements
body
fluids.
As
individuals
may
unaware
systemic
inflammation
(e.g.,
concentrations
outside
normal
range),
it
remains
critical
combine
functioning.
F1000Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14, P. 40 - 40
Published: Jan. 7, 2025
Background
The
COVID-19
pandemic
led
to
a
sudden
shift
Emergency
Remote
Learning,
significantly
impacting
students’
mental
health.
This
study
visualizes
and
analyses
various
stressors
contributing
stress
levels
among
university
students
during
Learning
explores
how
different
factors
from
environmental
instructional
mediums
contribute
their
perceived
stress.
Method
Data
was
collected
through
cross-sectional
survey
using
the
Modified
Perceived
Stress
Scale
an
additional
set
of
20
Likert
scale
items
on
Learning.
One-sample
t-tests
were
performed
assess
consistency
responses
across
questionnaire
items,
correlation
analysis
conducted
examine
relationships
between
stressors.
Frequency
distributions
also
analyzed
capture
prevalence
demographic,
environmental,
variables.
Conclusion
revealed
that
frequent
thoughts
about
unaccomplished
tasks
associated
with
high
(14.12%).
Other
include
feeling
nervous
stressed,
things
are
not
going
way,
difficulties
piling
up
elevated
levels.
Items
specific
heavily
influenced
well-being.
Additionally,
demographic
showed
aged
21
experienced
highest
Living
arrangements,
internet
connectivity,
impact
close
affinities
further
contributed
underscores
complexity
It
emphasizes
need
for
institutions
address
psychological
support
better
remote
learning
environments.
Asian Journal Of Social Psychology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
28(1)
Published: Feb. 4, 2025
Abstract
Fear
of
happiness
is
the
belief
that
brings
about
negative
consequences.
In
this
research,
we
investigated
emotion
regulation
mechanism
linking
fear
and
personal
relational
well‐being.
Studies
1
2
found
was
consistently
associated
with
lower
levels
well‐being
(hedonic
eudaimonic)
through
increased
dampening,
to
some
extent,
reduced
savouring
positive
emotions
across
Singaporean
undergraduate
(Study
1;
N
=
227)
American
online
samples
2;
222).
Study
3
a
sample
(
125),
extended
these
findings
in
context
particularly
high
stress—COVID‐19
lockdown,
highlighting
importance
emotional
emotions.
The
three
studies
provided
insight
into
how
individuals'
beliefs
could
guide
their
responses
toward
experiences
subsequently
contribute
Human Psychopharmacology Clinical and Experimental,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
40(2)
Published: March 1, 2025
The
purpose
of
this
systematic
review
was
to
summarize
the
impact
2019
coronavirus
disease
(COVID-19)
pandemic
on
individuals'
alcohol
consumption.
PubMed
searched
identify
relevant
studies.
Articles
were
included
if
they
provided
information
overall
(changes
in)
consumption,
and
factors
that
may
influence
consumption
including
demographics,
socioeconomic
status,
educational
background,
living
situation,
health
status.
Following
screening,
100
articles
identified
in
review.
Overall
findings
show
no
change
(51%)
or
a
reduction
(23%)
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
However,
across
countries,
average
1
4
individuals
reported
an
increase
(26%),
particular
lockdown
periods.
Most
common
correlates
increased
being
female,
having
child
at
home,
higher
level,
poorer
mental
(including
scores
for
stress,
anxiety
depression).
Although
reduced
pandemic,
considerable
subpopulation
drinkers
their
Journal of Documentation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
80(4), P. 857 - 881
Published: Feb. 8, 2024
Purpose
The
study
explored
how
information
institutions
can
support
the
resilience
of
parents
adolescents
affected
by
Russia–Ukraine
war.
Ukrainian
are
facing
major
challenges
supporting
their
teenagers
through
a
difficult
developmental
phase
while
also
“buffering”
war-related
hardships.
By
parents,
children.
Design/methodology/approach
Fifteen
were
interviewed
about
mental
health
and
resources
that
helpful
and/or
missing
from
systems.
Recordings
participant
narratives
analyzed
using
qualitative
thematic
analysis
technique.
Findings
findings
indicate
both
teens
rely
on
internal
skills,
family,
friends
community
to
themselves.
However,
number
additional
could
be
offered
institutions,
including
content
for
(1)
developing
skills
in
communication,
interpersonal
relationships,
problem
solving
academic
pursuits;
(2)
child
development
opportunities
host
countries;
groups
(3)
first
aid
safe
spaces
meet
peers.
recommendations
will
interest
professionals
working
with
families,
especially
families
disasters.
Research
limitations/implications
relied
small
convenience
sample
participants.
Practical
implications
Study
would
who
develop
provide
services
natural
manmade
Social
improve
understanding
(potential)
role
libraries
strengthening
family
resilience.
Originality/value
offers
rare
insight
into
experiences
war-affect
provides
evidence-driven
Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(11), P. 1558 - 1558
Published: May 26, 2023
Numerous
research
results
have
already
pointed
towards
the
negative
influence
of
increased
mental
stress
on
educational
processes
and
motivational
criteria.
It
has
also
been
shown
that
global
public
health
crisis
induced
by
COVID-19
was
related
to
anxiety
symptoms
elevated
levels
distress.
To
holistically
elucidate
dynamics
pandemic-related
first-year
medical
students,
associated
parameters
three
different
cohorts
were
measured
at
beginning
restrictions
university
life
in
Germany
(20/21),
peak
COVID-19-related
(21/22)
during
easing
winter
term
22/23.
In
a
repeated
cross-sectional
study
design,
constructs
worries,
tension,
demands
joy
collected
from
students
(n
=
578)
using
Perceived
Stress
Questionnaire.
The
demonstrate
significantly
values
worries
(p
<
0.001),
tension
0.001)
pandemic
compared
previous
following
year
as
well
decreasing
general
observed
period
3
years
(all
p-values
0.001).
A
confirmatory
factor
analysis
performed
verify
questionnaire’s
structure
regarding
addressed
target
group
(CFI:
0.908,
RMSEA:
0.071,
SRMR:
0.052).
These
data,
over
years,
provide
information
dynamically
manifesting
pandemic,
refer
new
areas
responsibility
for
faculties
adequately
counteract
future
situations.
Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(9), P. e19338 - e19338
Published: Aug. 23, 2023
The
objective
of
this
longitudinal
study
was
to
analyze
changes
in
physical
activity,
sedentary
time,
sleep,
anxiety,
mood,
and
perceived
health
as
a
result
COVID-19
pandemic
cohort
Spanish
university
students,
both
during
the
home
confinement
one
year
after.
Additionally,
we
analyzed
associations
between
other
measured
parameters.
Data
were
collected
through
two
online
questionnaires
that
included
International
Physical
Activity
Questionnaire-Short
Form,
Pittsburgh
Sleep
Quality
Index,
self-reported
levels
before,
after
confinement.
Participants
reported
decreased
increased
deterioration
sleep
quality
Most
parameters
had
improved
later;
however,
participants
still
less
more
compared
before
Men
greater
reduction
activity
than
women.
In
contrast,
women
reduced
confinement,
whereas
men
activity.
higher
anxiety
worse
mood
post-confinement
pre-confinement,
with
reporting
men.
Sports
science
students
closer
regaining
pre-pandemic
disciplines.
Sleep,
among
obesity
BMI
categories.
Overall,
time
associated
better
post-confinement.
conclusion,
our
results
demonstrate
behavior,
disrupted
Higher
lower
preserved
mental
pandemic.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
17(12), P. e0279698 - e0279698
Published: Dec. 27, 2022
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
affected
university
students
globally.
Our
study
investigated
mental
health
indicators
among
higher
degree
by
research
(HDR)
at
a
regional
in
Queensland,
Australia.
A
total
of
231
HDR
(female
=
137,
male
94)
completed
the
Brunel
Mood
Scale
to
assess
constructs
Tension,
Depression,
Anger,
Vigor,
Fatigue,
and
Confusion.
subset
11
participated
three
focus
groups
explore
their
experiences.
Results
showed
that
reported
mood
was
generally
more
negative
than
population
norms,
although
positive
moods
previously
during
pandemic.
52
participants
(22.5%)
profiles
indicated
elevated
risk
ill-health.
varied
significantly
gender,
age,
mode
(full-time/part-time),
location
(on-campus/online),
citizenship
(domestic/international).
Quantitative
data
were
supported
group
findings,
which
identified
wellbeing
as
key
themes
concern
students.
findings
indicate
support
mechanisms
safeguard
should
be
priority
for
universities.
