Pain, Neuropathic Symptoms, and Physical and Mental Well-being in Persons With Cancer

The Effectiveness of Positivism Training on Depression and Mental Well-being in People with Physical-motor Disability

Psychological problems, particularly depression and mental well-being, are important issues in the psychology of people with particular problems, especially people with disabilities. This study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of positivism training based on positive psychology on depression and mental well-being in people with physical-motor disability. This study had a semi-experimental...

Well-being and using persons

Optimism and Its Impact on Mental and Physical Well-Being

Many studies have been carried out about the effectiveness of optimism as a psychological phenomenon, leading to various theoretical formulations of the same concept, conceptualized as "disposition", "attributional style", "cognitive bias", or "shared illusion". This overview is an attempt to explore the "optimism" concept and its relations with mental health, physical health, coping, quality o...

How are biomarkers related to physical and mental well-being?

We investigate how biological markers of individual responses to stressful experiences are associated with profiles of physical and mental functioning in a national sample of middle-aged and elderly Taiwanese. Data come from a population-based sample of middle-aged and elderly Taiwanese in 2000. The data combine rich biological measures with self-reported information on physical and mental heal...

COVID-19, physical activity and mental well-being in adults living in Mrkazi Province: an online cross-sectional study

Background: Due to the epidemic of COVID-19, health authorities have enacted laws for social distance from people.. The aim of this study was to investigate the changes in the level of physical activity during social distance caused by COVID-19 in Mrkazi Province, and the impact of physical activity on mental welfare. Materials and methods: In this cross-sectional study, a total of 558 adult r...