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ISSN: 2605-5295
The MLS Psychology Research journal was born as a biannual publication with the aim of publishing original research and review articles in both basic and applied and methodological areas that represent a contribution to the progress of any field of scientific psychology as its main objective. The articles included in this journal are published in Spanish, Portuguese and English. The international vocation of this journal makes it suitable for disseminating knowledge of different sociocultural environments.
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Coping strategies for psychosocial risk in the workplace for women in situations of forced displacement.
Read moreFamily dynamics in same-sex parent families: a systematic review
Read moreGender and styles of leadership. A comparative analysis in the Public High Management System of the Magallanes and Chilean Antarctic region
Read moreStudy on Prosocial Behavior and Grief in Children Orphaned by Maternal Femicide
Read moreParental Stress in Single Parent Families with evidence from SIPA assessments and psychoeducational programs in Guatemala and international context
Read morePsychometric properties of the CHASIDE vocational test in final year high school students
Read moreStress, burnout, depersonalization, and personal fulfillment linked to mindfulness and gender among teachers in the Dominican Republic
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This study aimed to examine whether contact with companion animals is associated with Theory of Mind (ToM) performance in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Twenty-seven children diagnosed with ASD, aged between 6 and 17 years, completed the Theory of Mind Task Battery (ToMTB). Participants were compared according to companion animal ownership and regular interaction with animals...
Read moreMajor depressive disorder (MDD), treatment-resistant depression (TRD), and depressive symptoms in patients with life-threatening cancer are associated with substantial disability and limited response to standard pharmacological and psychotherapeutic treatments. This narrative review aims to synthesize and critically evaluate recent clinical and neurobiological evidence on psilocybin-assisted...
Read moreIntroduction: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is a neurodevelopmental disorder that, despite being widely studied at present, still does not offer clarification about the origin and the variables that trigger the onset of this disorder. Teratogenic factors, which involve genetic and environmental variables, can manifest in the prenatal, birth and postnatal stages, and are relevant...
Read moreThe present research aims to promote empathy toward children and adolescents by seeking opportune strategies that allow for the mitigation of risk situations that may arise during these stages, thus enabling them to become healthy and competent adults capable of being promoters of peace and care.
Read moreThis research aimed to evaluate the capacity of the Stimulated Visual Association Technique (S.V.A.T.) to elicit unconscious content in normotic Venezuelan adults, meaning those without evident clinical symptoms. A Solomon Four-Group experimental design was employed, utilizing a sample of 98 adults who attended consultations for administrative reasons (such as requesting mental health...
Read moreThe passage of Hurricane María in Puerto Rico caused multiple havoc on the population; It caused human and material losses, leaving many families homeless. The objective of this research was to analyze the psychological effects and coping strategies in Puerto Ricans affected by Hurricane María. Methodology: mixed, descriptive-correlational, non-experimental and transversal design. The...
Read moreBackground. In Chile, an important part of the population requires care due to their level of disability and/or dependence. The main caregivers experience emotional overload, negatively affecting their quality of life. Objective. The aim of this study was to identify psychosocial risk factors of overload in caregivers of dependent and disabled people. Method. The study design is...
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