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This document is a compilation of summaries of various articles from the International Journal of Psychology. The articles cover a range of topics, including engaging the general population in COVID-19 testing, cultural and economic factors influencing problem-solving skills, the impact of explaining traditional medical beliefs on trust in doctors, multidisciplinary teams for children with developmental disorders, transforming from a collectivistic to a universalistic society, predictors of political trust and distrust, the influence of selfish and generous behaviors on cooperative behavior, the effect of Brazilian Jeitinho on dishonest behavior, and an interpersonal trust model integrating economics, psychology, and neuroscience. These summaries provide a brief overview of each article's main findings and can be useful for library patrons conducting research on these specific topics. [Extracted from the article]

This document contains summaries of various articles and symposiums related to women's leadership institutes, singlehood, satisfaction with singlehood, competition, social cognition, online media platforms, peer relationships during the middle school transition, gender microaggressions, gender clichés, attitudes towards ostracism, attitudes towards mental illness, resource control strategies, resource allocation decisions in children, and the impact of online social networking on life satisfaction. The summaries provide an overview of the topics discussed in each article or presentation, highlighting key findings and implications. These summaries can be useful for library patrons conducting research on these specific topics, as they provide a concise and culturally sensitive overview of the content presented in the articles and symposiums. [Extracted from the article]

This document provides summaries of various studies and research conducted on different topics related to social and emotional learning (SEL), body image and self-esteem in adolescents, molecular developmental psychology, adjustment to work, training programs for teachers, positive identity content and academic orientation, implicit theories of intelligence, and the influence of family on adolescent behavior. The summaries highlight the findings and implications of each study, emphasizing the importance of cultural differences, promoting positive development, and understanding individual perspectives. These summaries provide valuable information for library patrons conducting research on these specific topics. [Extracted from the article]

This document contains summaries of several symposiums and presentations on various topics. One symposium focuses on the negative impact of social media on the spread of stigma and misinformation about COVID-19, particularly against people of East Asian descent. Another symposium discusses experiences of stigma and discrimination in vulnerable populations. Presentations also cover topics such as using motivational interviewing to enhance COVID-19 prevention efforts and the stigma against Asian-Canadians and Asian-Americans on Twitter. Additionally, there are presentations on children's learning and development, including language, emotion, and coping skills. The document also includes studies on the effects of imitation on social bonds, the impact of mind wandering on reading comprehension, the relationship between autism spectrum disorder tendency and auditory processing disorder, the duality of the Japanese word "mono," and the structure of positive emotions in the workplace. These summaries provide valuable insights for library patrons conducting research in these areas. [Extracted from the article]

This document contains summaries of several articles presented at a psychology conference. The first article discusses adolescence as a sensitive period of social development, highlighting the changes in the brain and behavior during this stage. The second article explores the neuroplasticity of the human brain and its ability to adapt based on learning and experiences. The third article compares the processing of garden-path structures in music and language, finding differences in how the brain responds to these stimuli. The fourth article examines the relationship between impulsivity and brain connectivity, using multimodal neuroimaging data. The final article investigates the impact of media multitasking on executive function in Chinese adolescents, using surveys and cognitive tasks. These summaries provide insights into various aspects of psychological research and can be useful for library patrons conducting research on these topics. [Extracted from the article]

The International Journal of Psychology features a collection of lectures on various topics in psychology. These lectures cover a range of subjects, including the diagnosis and development of ADHD, crisis and trauma psychology, coaching research, terrorism and tribalism, and addiction treatment and education. The document provides concise summaries of each lecture, highlighting the main points discussed and offering an overview of the topic. These summaries are aimed at library patrons conducting research and provide a culturally sensitive and respectful perspective on the diverse topics covered. [Extracted from the article]