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  1. Ethics, power, and responsibility in qualitative psychology: a duo-ethnographic inquiry
  2. Correction: Effects and Acceptability of a 1-Week Home-Based Virtual Reality Training for Supporting the Management of Stress and Anxiety: Randomized Pilot Trial
  3. The impact of Instagram addiction on traumatic events, psychological well-being, and religiosity among Palestinian adults
  4. Fear of COVID-19 and Academic Stress Impact on Mental Health of University Students in Gaza Strip: The Mediating Role of Locus of Control and Self-Esteem
  5. Unpacking refugees’ psychological functioning: How subjective well-being bridges quality of life and life satisfaction among UNHCR camp residents in Niger
  6. Agency as a buffer against trauma and psychological difficulties in children affected by war: The mediating role of life satisfaction and hope in a two-wave study in Palestine.
  7. Oppression, Resistance, and Radical Love: Lessons From Palestinian Feminists as a Path to Healing
  8. Challenges and Survival Skills of Mental Health Providers in Niger: A Qualitative Study on Collective and Decolonial Healing
  9. Correction: Effects and Acceptability of a 1-Week Home-Based Virtual Reality Training for Supporting the Management of Stress and Anxiety: Randomized Pilot Trial (Preprint)
  10. Beyond Survival: A Qualitative Study on the Intersection of Caregiving, Coping, and Mental Health in Gaza’s Ongoing Mass Massacre
  11. Children's agency and well-being in spaces shaped by colonial violence: A participatory methodology
  12. Effects and Acceptability of a 1-Week Home-Based Virtual Reality Training for Supporting the Management of Stress and Anxiety: Randomized Pilot Trial
  13. Agency, life satisfaction, hope, potentially traumatic events, trauma symptoms, and psychological signs. A two waves study with a sample of Palestinian children living in different geographical areas
  14. Subjective well-being, sense of coherence, trauma and psychopathological symptoms predict mental health of Sub Saharan forced migrants. A quantitative exploratory study
  15. Does psychology fail in the face of genocide? Insights about Gaza before and after October 7, 2023
  16. Confronting the Colonial Roots of Global Health Inequities in Gaza Comment on "The Rhetoric of Decolonizing Global Health Fails to Address the Reality of Settler Colonialism: Gaza as a Case in Point"
  17. Academic Stress and Fear of Covid-19 Among Gaza’s Students During the Covid-19 Outbreak: The Mediating Role of Social Support and Self-Esteem
  18. Trauma and resistance in Niger's emergency transit mechanism: A life narrative study
  19. Positive and negative effects of child’s agency on trauma symptoms and psychological difficulties in war-like conditions. The mediating role of hope and life satisfaction
  20. Environmental degradation, eco-anxiety and post-traumatic stress symptoms among Palestinian adults: The mediating role of coping strategies
  21. Quality of life in a Palestinian population during the pandemic age: the role of mental health, fear of Covid-19, and vaccine hesitancy
  22. The reluctance to the vaccine, mental health, fear of covid-19 and quality of life among Palestinians: an exploratory comparative study in different geographical areas
  23. Effects and Acceptability of a 1-Week Home-Based Virtual Reality Training for Supporting the Management of Stress and Anxiety: Randomized Pilot Trial (Preprint)
  24. Transgenerational trauma and collective resilience: A qualitative analysis of the experiences of settler-colonial violence among three generations of Palestinian refugees
  25. Political violence and posttraumatic stress symptoms among Palestinians: The mediating roles of sense of belongingness and loneliness
  26. Trajectories of quality of life and mental health during the Covid-19 lockdown and six months after in Italy. A longitudinal exploration
  27. Development of a context-specific trauma scale among a Palestinian adult population living amidst military violence
  28. Factor structure and psychometric proprieties of the COVID-19 prevention behaviours (COV19-PB) scale
  29. Quality of life is associated with vaccine reluctance via mental health and fear of covid-19: an exploratory investigation on a Palestinian sample
  30. Gender-Based Violence, Subjective Quality of Life, and Mental Health Outcomes Among Palestinian Women: The Mediating Role of Social Support and Agency
  31. Structural violence and sources of resistance among Palestinian children living under military occupation and political oppression
  32. Fear of COVID-19 and academic stress among Palestinian university students during the pandemic: the mediating role of mental health
  33. “No safe place”: Applying the transactional stress and coping model to active warfare.
  34. Psychological distress, professional burnout, and trauma in Palestinian health care helpers: A two-wave quantitative longitudinal study.
  35. Gender-based violence experiences among Palestinian women during the COVID-19 pandemic: mental health professionals’ perceptions and concerns
  36. Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Mental Health and Quality of Life. An Exploratory Study During the First Outbreak in Italy
  37. Toward a Culture-Informed Conceptualization of Child Agency in a Context Characterized by Political and Military Violence. A Qualitative Exploration throughout Experts’ Voices
  38. Burnout syndrome, symptoms of trauma, and psychological distress in Palestinian healthcare professionals: the protective role of spiritual wellbeing
  39. Well-being and Life Satisfaction in Children Living in Contexts of Political Violence: A Narrative Literature Review
  40. Human Insecurity and Mental Health Among Young Nigerien IDPs: a Qualitative Exploration of the Role of Quality of Life as a Risk and Protective Factor
  41. Psychosocial concerns in a context of prolonged political oppression: Gaza mental health providers’ perceptions
  42. Subjective well-being, sense of coherence, and posttraumatic growth mediate the association between COVID-19 stress, trauma, and burnout among Palestinian health-care providers.
  43. Measuring agency in children: The development and validation of the War Child Agency Assessment Scale - Palestinian version (WCAAS-Pal)
  44. Human (in)security and psychological well‐being in Palestinian children living amidst military violence: A qualitative participatory research using interactive maps
  45. Correction to: Child Psychological Adjustment to War and Displacement: A Discriminant Analysis of Resilience and Trauma in Syrian Refugee Children
  46. When Agency Turns Into a Risk Factor: A Literature Review of the Negative Consequences of Children’s Agentic Behaviors on Their Physical and Psychological Well-Being
  47. Social support, resilience, and mental health in a low-intensity warfare context: the effects of siege on university students in Gaza
  48. Human insecurity and psychological well-being in migrants hosted in a Nigerian transit center: A qualitative exploration on risk and protective factors
  49. How Do We Assess How Agentic We Are? A Literature Review of Existing Instruments to Evaluate and Measure Individuals' Agency
  50. Prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder among Palestinian children and adolescents exposed to political violence: A systematic review and meta-analysis
  51. Child Psychological Adjustment to War and Displacement: A Discriminant Analysis of Resilience and Trauma in Syrian Refugee Children
  52. Agency operating within structures: A qualitative exploration of agency amongst children living in Palestine
  53. Daily experiences and strategies for psychological survival during the 2014 assaults in Gaza: a retrospective analysis of chronological diaries
  54. Spatial agency among children living in the Dheisheh refugee camp in the West Bank: a qualitative investigation of space and place as risk and protection factors from political and military violence
  55. Wellbeing, symptoms of trauma, and personal resources in Palestinian professional helpers: a cross-sectional quantitative survey
  56. Measuring agency in children: the development and validation of the War Child Agency Assessment Scale - Palestinian version (WCAAS-Pal).
  57. Palestinian children living amidst political and military violence deploy active protection strategies against psychological trauma: How agency can mitigate traumatic stress via life satisfaction
  58. Risk and protection of suicidal behavior among Palestinian University Students in the Gaza Strip: An exploratory study in a context of military violence
  59. The role of gender and living context in shaping Palestinian children’s agency and well-being
  60. Measuring Traumatic Reactions in Palestinian Children: A Psychometric Assessment of the Children Revised Impact of Event Scale-Arabic Version (CRIES-13A)
  61. The Association Between Attachment Patterns and Parenting Styles With Emotion Regulation Among Palestinian Preschoolers
  62. Living under siege: resilience, hopelessness, and psychological distress among Palestinian students in the Gaza Strip
  63. Alternative Ways of Capturing the Legacies of Traumatic Events: A Literature Review of Agency of Children Living in Countries Affected by Political Violence and Armed Conflicts
  64. Rethinking sense of coherence: Perceptions of comprehensibility, manageability, and meaningfulness in a group of Palestinian health care providers operating in the West Bank and Israel
  65. Agency operating within structures: a qualitative exploration of agency amongst children living in Palestine
  66. Agency operating within structures: a qualitative exploration of agency amongst children living in Palestine
  67. Agency operating within structures: a qualitative exploration of agency amongst children living in Palestine
  68. Psychometric Properties of the Subjective Wellbeing Assessment Scale—French Version (SWBAS-18F): A Study With Young Refugees and Internally Displaced People in Nigerien Refugee Camps
  69. Survival and Resilience Among Palestinian Women: A Qualitative Analysis Using Individual and Collective Life Events Calendars
  70. Sources of functioning, symptoms of trauma, and psychological distress: A cross-sectional study with Palestinian health workers operating in West Bank and Gaza strip.
  71. Psychological distress, job satisfaction and work engagement: a cross-sectional mediation study with a sample of Palestinian teachers
  72. Measuring subjective well-being in an understudied population of young Western-African IDPs and refugees
  73. The interplay of paradigms: Decolonizing a psychology curriculum in the context of the siege of Gaza
  74. Risk and Protective Factors Among Palestinian Women Living in a Context of Prolonged Armed Conflict and Political Oppression
  75. Agency and life satisfaction in Bedouin children exposed to conditions of chronic stress and military violence: A two-wave longitudinal study in Palestine
  76. Agency via Life Satisfaction as a Protective Factor From Cumulative Trauma and Emotional Distress Among Bedouin Children in Palestine
  77. “I Hope I Will Be Able to Go Back to My Home City”: Narratives of Suffering and Survival of Children in Palestine
  78. Positive experience, psychological functioning, and hope for the future as factors associated with mental health among young Sub-Saharan internally displaced people (IDP): A quantitative pilot study
  79. “It’s paradise there, I saw it on TV”: Psychological wellbeing, migratory motivators, and expectations of return among West African migrants
  80. Using the Posttraumatic Growth Inventory–Short Form With Palestinian Helpers Living in Conflict Areas
  81. An exploratory multi-site mixed-method study with migrants at Niger transit centers: The push factors underpinning outward and return migration
  82. Differences between happy memories and negative memories of war.
  83. Community Work in the Ongoing Crisis Context of Gaza: Integrating a Public Health and Human Rights Approach
  84. Social capital, affect balance and personal well-being among teachers in Israel and Palestine
  85. Narrating hope and resistance: A critical analysis of sources of agency among Palestinian children living under military violence
  86. Coping with trauma and adversity among Palestinians in the Gaza Strip: A qualitative, culture-informed analysis
  87. Teaching in conflict settings: Dimensions of subjective wellbeing in Arab teachers living in Israel and Palestine
  88. Cross-cultural adaptation, psychometric proprieties and factor structure of the Multidimensional Student Life Satisfaction Scale (MSLSS): A study with Palestinian children living in refugee camps
  89. Assessing and Measuring health in war-affected children
  90. Narrative intervention for child victims of war, trauma and political oppression
  91. Integrating a public health and human rights approach into mental health services for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip
  92. Quality of life, primary traumatisation, and positive and negative affects in primary school students in the Gaza Strip
  93. Teaching in conflict contexts: dimensions of subjective wellbeing in Palestinian teachers living in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory
  94. Measuring teacher job satisfaction: Assessing invariance in the Teacher Job Satisfaction Scale (TJSS) across six countries
  95. “We must cooperate with one another against the Enemy”: Agency and activism in school-aged children as protective factors against ongoing war trauma and political violence in the Gaza Strip
  96. Life satisfaction and trauma in clinical and non-clinical children living in a war-torn environment: A discriminant analysis
  97. Measuring Well-Being in Israel and Palestine: The Subjective Well-Being Assessment Scale
  98. Posttraumatic growth is related to subjective well-being of aid workers exposed to cumulative trauma in Palestine
  99. Modelling life satisfaction and adjustment to trauma in children exposed to ongoing military violence: An exploratory study in Palestine
  100. Conceptualizing the well-being of helpers living and working in war-like conditions: A mixed-method approach
  101. Positive and Negative Affect in Children Living in Refugee Camps
  102. Cognitive Attentional Syndrome and Metacognitive Beliefs in Male Sexual Dysfunction: An Exploratory Study
  103. QoL and education in war-like conditions
  104. Sense of coherence, aid workers in war contexts
  105. Autonomy and Submissiveness as Cognitive and Cultural Factors Influencing Eating Disorders in Italy and Sweden: An Exploratory Study
  106. Narcissism and Defending Self-Esteem. An Exploratory Study based on Self-characterizations
  107. Emotion-Abstraction Patterns and Cognitive Interventions in a Single Case of Standard Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
  108. Family quality of life and child psychological well-being in Palestine: A pilot case study
  109. The Impact of Attachment Style on the Family Drawings of School-Aged Children
  110. Self-Characterization and Attachment Style: A Creative Method of Investigating Children's Construing
  111. Family crisis intervention in war contexts: a case study of a traumatised Palestinian family
  112. The Semantics of Freedom in Agoraphobic Patients: An Empirical Study
  113. Sense of coherence mediates the effect of trauma on the social and emotional functioning of Palestinian health providers.
  114. ‘When the doors of Hell close’: Dimensions of well-being and positive adjustment in a group of Palestinian children living amidst military and political violence
  115. Self-Other Positioning in Obesity: A Pilot Study Using Repertory Grid Technique
  116. Psychopathological Organizations and Attachment Styles in Patients with Fear of Flying: A Case Study
  117. Psychometric Properties of IES-R, Short Arabic Version in Contexts of Military Violence
  118. The Semantics of Power Among People With Eating Disorders
  119. Positive emotions and life satisfaction in Palestinian children growing up amid political and military violence: a pilot study
  120. Self-perceptions of well-being in professional helpers and volunteers operating in war contexts
  121. Can Sense of Coherence Moderate Traumatic Reactions? A Cross-Sectional Study of Palestinian Helpers Operating in War Contexts
  122. Attachment Styles and Construction of Self in a Clinical Group of Aerophobic: A Pilot Study
  123. Living in the shadow of occupation: Life satisfaction and positive emotion as protective factors in a group of Palestinian school children
  124. ‘My happiness is the refugee camp, my future Palestine’: optimism, life satisfaction and perceived happiness in a group of Palestinian children
  125. Interpersonal and Individual Factors in the Grandiose Fantasies and Threats to Self-esteem of A Non-clinical Sample
  126. Postcolonial perspectives on aid systems in multicultural contexts: Palestine and Uganda
  127. An open source tool to verify the psychometric properties of an evaluation instrument
  128. The use of narrative-experiential instruments in contexts of military violence: The case of Palestinian children in the West Bank