Latest Issue of Psychreg Journal of Psychology (Volume 5, Issue 1), Published

The latest issue (Volume 5, Issue 1) of Psychreg Journal of Psychology (PJP) is now available.

Here’s a list of the articles included in this issue:

• The psychosocial impact of attending a cancer choir: The benefits of social connectedness for people affected by cancer
  Bethan Collins[1], [2], Hannah O’Mahoney[1], & Rachael Hunter[2]
  [1]Tenovus Cancer Care, United Kingdom
  [2]Swansea University, United Kingdom
• Fully inhabiting the body to ‘just be’: The trajectory of a schizophrenic patient
  Célia Vaz-Cerniglia[1], Amanda Comoretto[1], Margherita Merucci[1], & Annita Ventouris[2]
  [1]Lyon Catholic University, France
  [2]University of West London, United Kingdom
• The effects of age and political engagement on COVID-19 pandemic metamemory
  Christie Chung, Marie Schulte-Bisping, & Shayna Berkowitz
  Mills College, United States
• Gender differences in happiness in association to cognitive flexibility among adults: An exploratory study
  Debaleena Ghosh & Susmita Halder
  Amity Institute of Behavioural Health & Allied Sciences, India
• The religiousness-IQ nexus is not a Jensen effect: Evidence from the NLSY79
  Edward Dutton[1] & Gerhard Meisenberg[2]
  [1]Asbiro University, Poland
  [2]Ulster Institute for Social Research, United Kingdom
• When the toaster knows what you are up to: The effect of mentalisation on the uncanny valley effect
  Jan Ridder & Marc-André Reinhard
  University Kassel, Germany
• How therapists work with men is related to their views on masculinity, patriarchy, and politics
  John A. Barry, Louise Liddon, Robert Walker, & Martin J. Seager
  Male Psychology Network, United Kingdom
• Can we experience relationship jealousy online? The effect of rival attractiveness
  Martin Graff
  University of South Wales, United Kingdom
• Athletic identity: The role of race and gender in the athletic identification of British basketball players
  Mitchell Rae & Laura Jenkins
  Loughborough University, United Kingdom
• Re-evaluating the idea of Gestalt psychology for assessment theory in teacher education
  Adam Attwood
  Austin Peay State University, United States
• This generation has to overturn Freud’s iceberg
  Amir Singh
  Management Development Institute of Singapore
• Predictors of irrational beliefs and behaviours: A critical perspective
  Katerina Flora
  Independent researcher, Greece
• A review of the current measures used within the English courts for vulnerable individuals with autism spectrum disorder
  Kathryn Devine, Dara Mojtahedi, & Derrol Kola-Palmer
  University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom
• Emotional intelligence: Theoretical analysis of the conceptual framework
  Lorena Maxim
  State Pedagogical University, Romania
• Maslow revised: How COVID-19 highlights a circle of needs, not a hierarchy
  Lynne Taylor[1] & Martin Seager[2]
  [1]University Kassel, Germany
  [2]Male Psychology Network, United Kingdom
• Protestant working ethics and the spirit of feminism: A critique of Martha Nussbaum’s capabilities approach
  Markus Meier
  Externado de Colombia University
• The upward mobility of recovery: Using lived experience to steer healing in the right direction
  Maxwell Guttman
  Mental Health Affairs, United States
• ‘Design is a “bullshit” job’: The constraints of capitalism as a barrier to fulfilling psychological needs
  Ramon Sampatasatien[1] & Amoneeta Beckstein[2]
  [1]Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
  [2]Webster University, Thailand

Launched in 2017, PJP is an open access initiative of Psychreg. The publication does not charge any fees, and pays most of its peer reviewers. Click here to see the editorial board members.

On March 2022, a conference proceeding will be published by PJP which will contain all the abstracts to be presented at the upcoming ICPCE 2021 Virtual Conference. Here’s the call for abstracts.