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14 mar 2020 · We drew the following conclusions from the analysis of 1371 psychological distance research studies. In terms of the number of published studies, psychological distance research has experienced four periods: an infancy period, an exploration period, a growth period, and an outbreak period.
In conducting this review, we systematically collated and critiqued studies reporting on interventions targeting the therapeutic relationship between nursing staff and service users in mental health settings.
27 maj 2024 · In this study, we used psychological distance as a lens to understand what influences our decision-making with regard to risk in the context of COVID-19. This study was based on the rationale that our relational needs are more concrete to us than the risk of the virus.
26 mar 2023 · In this paper, we described the factors involved in effective psychological support for nurses but that have not received serious consideration, including: (1) positive psychological drive (inner positive support, positive external support), (2) need for more formal support (factors affecting nurses' psychological well‐being, nurses working ...
15 lip 2023 · This study aimed to construct a substantive theory of nursing students' perceived experience, knowledge, and skills for enhancing PWB based on a positive psychology perspective and conceptualize thriving psychological well-being.
7 sie 2020 · During the COVID-19 outbreak, factors such as gender, urban/rural, and spatial distance influenced anxiety, fear, sadness, anger and coping strategies of nurses and nursing students. Nurses have stronger emotional responses and are more willing to adopt problem-focused coping than nursing students.
1 lip 2020 · Results. In total, 12 papers were included. Outcome analysis revealed the level of resilience as moderate; stress levels were high and the incidence of negative psychological health accounts for a proportion of nursing students. The interaction between resilience and stress and well-being was high.
