Just health: replies and further thoughts.

Don't You Just Hate Peer Review?

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You Get What You Give: Understanding Reply Reciprocity and Social Capital in Online Health Support Forums.

Adopting a social network analysis approach, the present study examined social capital and network dynamics of online support seeking and support provision in a depression forum. We constructed a depression forum network by mapping out all of the users and the reply ties among them. The findings showed a consistently reciprocal pattern between users' replies sent to others and replies received ...

Nudge, Embarrassment, and Restriction—Replies to Voigt, Tieffenbach, and Saghai

The Relationship of Neurotic Perfectionism and Obsessive Thoughts with Body Image Dissatisfaction among Female Diet Applicants

Background & Aims: Body image represents the attitude of the individual toward himself/herself, along with the feelings and thoughts that can change individuals’ behavior in various conditions and in the positive or negative direction. In neurotic perfectionism, extreme tendency to perfectionism, obsessive thoughts, impulses, or unwanted images can be observed that can damage women’s perception...

The Role of Difficulty in Emotion Regulation and Negative Repetitive Thoughts in Predicting the Mental Health of NAJA Employees (Case study of Tehran City)

Background and Aim: Mental health is an important part of the overall concept of health including the ability to communicate positively with others, how to adapt to the environment, and how to control stress in daily life when faced with critical situations. Therefore, the study aimed to investigate the role of difficulty in emotion regulation and negative repetitive thoughts in predicting the ...