International Journal of Wildland Fire,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
34(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 23, 2025
Wildland
fire
is
increasingly
a
consequence
of
the
climate
crisis,
with
growing
impacts
on
communities
and
individuals.
firefighters
are
critical
to
successful
management
wildland
fire,
yet
very
limited
research
has
considered
mental
health
in
this
population.
Although
wealth
risk
associated
protective
factors
exists
for
structural
firefighters,
unique
demands
firefighting
such
as
seasonal
nature
work,
length
intensity
shifts,
often
geographically
isolated
working
conditions,
among
other
factors,
require
special
consideration.
The
present
review
considers
available
literature
highlighting
importance
distinguishing
occupation-related
risks
from
occupation-specific
service
offers
concrete
evidence-based
recommendations
future
work
high-priority
area.
Psychological Inquiry,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
31(4), С. 271 - 288
Опубликована: Окт. 1, 2020
The
applied
social
science
literature
using
factor
and
network
models
continues
to
grow
rapidly.
Most
work
reads
like
an
exercise
in
model
fitting,
falls
short
of
theory
building
testing
three
ways.
First,
statistical
theoretical
are
conflated,
leading
invalid
inferences
such
as
the
existence
psychological
constructs
based
on
models,
or
recommendations
for
clinical
interventions
models.
I
demonstrate
this
inferential
gap
a
simulation:
excellent
fit
does
little
corroborate
theory,
regardless
quality
quantity
data.
Second,
researchers
fail
explicate
theories
about
constructs,
but
use
implicit
causal
beliefs
guide
inferences.
These
latent
have
led
problematic
best
practices.
Third,
explicated
often
weak
theories:
imprecise
descriptions
vulnerable
hidden
assumptions
unknowns.
Such
do
not
offer
precise
predictions,
it
is
unclear
whether
effects
actually
not.
that
these
challenges
common
harmful,
impede
formation,
failure,
reform.
Matching
necessary
bring
data
bear
theories,
renewed
focus
psychology
formalizing
offers
way
forward.
Clinical Psychological Science,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
10(2), С. 340 - 354
Опубликована: Июнь 7, 2021
For
many
students,
the
COVID-19
pandemic
caused
once-in-a-lifetime
disruptions
of
daily
life.
In
March
2020,
during
beginning
outbreak
in
Netherlands,
we
used
ecological
momentary
assessment
to
follow
80
undergraduate
students
four
times
per
day
for
14
days
assess
mental
health,
social
contact,
and
COVID-19-related
variables.
Despite
rapidly
increasing
rates
infections
deaths,
observed
decreases
anxiety,
loneliness,
concerns,
especially
first
few
days.
Other
health
variables,
such
as
stress
levels,
remained
stable,
whereas
depressive
symptoms
increased.
social-distancing
measures
implemented
by
Dutch
government
halfway
through
our
study,
showed
no
changes
frequency
in-person
activities.
Dynamic
network
models
identified
potential
vicious
cycles
between
variables
being
alone,
which
predicted
concerns
about
was
followed
further
problems.
Findings
implications
are
discussed
detail.
Behaviour Research and Therapy,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
153, С. 104096 - 104096
Опубликована: Апрель 14, 2022
The
core
ideas
of
a
10-year
research
program
'New
Science
Mental
Disorders'
are
outlined.
This
moves
away
from
the
disorder-based
'one-model-fits-all'
approach
to
treating
mental
disorders,
and
adopts
network
psychopathology
as
its
foundation
research.
Its
assumption
is
that
dynamically
interacting
symptoms
constitute
disorder.
Our
goal
further
develop
by
studying
(1)
dynamic
networks
other
variables
(i.e.,
elements)
in
large
number
individuals
with
wide
range
disorders
transdiagnostic
perspective
(network-based
diagnosis;
mapping),
including
both
Ecological
Momentary
Assessment
(EMA)
digital
phenotyping,
(2)
mechanisms
reflecting
potential
causal
relations
among
elements
performing
experimental
(pre-)clinical
studies
(zooming),
(3)
effectiveness
personalised
network-informed
interventions
(targeting).
Challenges
overcome
this
discussed,
which
relate
data
collection
(e.g.,
selection
EMA
variables)
analyses
power
considerations),
development
application
diagnoses
what
characteristic(s)
target
interventions),
implementation
clinical
practice
train
therapists
use
therapy).
Addiction Research & Theory,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
33(1), С. 1 - 12
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2024
Abstinence
has
long
been
considered
the
defining
feature
of
recovery
from
substance
use
disorder,
with
a
focus
on
individual
level
factors
associated
abstinence
rather
than
identifying
and
socioecological
that
support
recovery.
This
paper
proposes
greater
consideration
dynamic
behavioral
ecological
influences
offers
an
expanded
contextualized
approach
to
understanding
promoting
predicting
pathways.
Conceptual
empirical
bases
are
summarized
moving
beyond
research,
treatment,
policy
agendas
narrowly
as
fundamental
change
agent
in
emphasize
changes
primary
outcome
metric.
A
model
is
presented
expands
scope
recovery-relevant
variables
include
dynamically-varying
contexts
variously
or
hinder
along
functional
contextual
variables.
Examining
behavior
patterns
through
time
changing
environmental
community
neighborhood-level
social
determinants
health
critical
for
developing
multi-level
interventions
promote
change.
Molar
perspectives
needed
understand
how
influenced
by
broader
features
addition
determinants.
provides
concrete
recommendations
pursuit
this
broadened
research
agenda.
Individual
pathology-based
approaches
disorder
too
focused.
review
calls
temporally
extended
contribute
harmful
systemic
necessary
sustain
Students
are
at
elevated
risk
for
mental
health
problems.
The
COVID-19
pandemic
and
public
responses
such
as
school
university
closures
caused
once-in-a-lifetime
disruptions
of
daily
life
most
students.
In
March
2020,
during
the
beginning
outbreak
in
Netherlands,
we
used
Ecological
Momentary
Assessment
to
follow
80
bachelor
students
4
times
a
day
2
weeks.
Despite
rapidly
increasing
rates
infections
deaths,
short-term
dynamics
revealed
slight
decreases
problems,
related
concerns,
loneliness,
especially
first
few
days
study.
showed
no
changes
frequency
in-person
social
activities.
Dynamic
network
models
indicated
that
activities
were
negatively
being
home,
identified
reinforcing
vicious
cycles
among
problems
alone,
which
turn
predicted
concerns
about
COVID-19.
Findings
implications
discussed
detail.
Psychological Inquiry,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
31(4), С. 336 - 344
Опубликована: Окт. 1, 2020
In
Fried
(this
issue),
I
argue
that
a
lot
of
work
in
the
social
sciences
generally—and
psychology
specifically—reads
like
an
exercise
statistical
model
fitting,
and
falls
short
theory
buil...