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Scandinavian Psychologist (ISSN 1894-5570) er et generelt tidsskrift i psykologi. Tidsskriftet har over 70 faglige medarbeidere. Vitenskapelige artikler skal sendes inn i tråd med tidsskriftets retningslinjer.
Fra 15 til 22 elever i klassen: Hvordan påvirker større klasse elevenes læringsmiljø og trivsel?
Vår studie viser at klassestørrelse ikke nødvendigvis spiller noen rolle for elevenes trivsel på skolen, i klassen og i friminuttene. Læringsmiljøet ble imidlertid mer preget av uro og bråk, skriver Camilla Lauritzen og kolleger.
Experiencing discomfort working alone on the night shift – Relations to shift work tolerance, personality, and work mastery
A lack of work mastery was particularly important in experiencing discomfort with working alone at night among this study's municipality night workers, writes Ingvild Saksvik-Lehouillier.
Therapy in the open airIntroducing wilderness therapy to adolescent mental health services in Scandinavia
Introducing wilderness therapy to adolescent mental health services in Scandinavia
Wilderness therapy is an age-appropriate and effective group treatment that may hold particular appeal for at‑risk youth who are less responsive to conventional forms of psychological treatment, write Carina Ribe Fernee and colleagues.
Utøya 22. juli 2011 – senfølger for etterlatte foreldre
Hos mange foreldre er tapet av barn i terrorangrepet på Utøya forbundet med langvarige og intense psykiske helseplager og redusert funksjonsevne, skriver Kari Dyregrov og Pål Kristensen.
Therapeutic weekend gatherings for bereaved parents
Our pre/post-test study indicates that a systematic program with weekend gatherings aimed at helping bereaved parents with complicated grief, can have a beneficial effect, write Atle Dyregrov and Rolf Gjestad.
Psychosocial workplace factors associated with sickness presenteeism, sickness absenteeism, and long-term health in a Norwegian industrial company
Our study confirms that sickness presenteeism, sickness absenteeism, and long-term health are associated with common psychosocial workplace factors that include attendance pressure, write Ingrid Steen Rostad and colleagues.
Barn med psykisk syke foreldre: Behov for nye rutiner og bedre implementeringsstrategier
Forholdene ligger ennå ikke godt nok til rette for å følge opp mindreårige barn som har psykisk syke foreldre, skriver Charlotte Reedtz og Camilla Lauritzen på grunnlag av en pågående evalueringsstudie.
Taking the plungeService users’ experiences of hope within the mental health and substance use services
Service users’ experiences of hope within the mental health and substance use services
What may inspire the experience of hope? Knut Tore Sælør and colleagues ask in this interview study of people with co-occurring mental health and substance use problems.
