Studia Psychologica - Volume 64, Issue 1 (2022) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Issue details

Publisher

Institute of Experimental Psychology, Slovak Academy of Sciences

Journal

Studia Psychologica

Year

2022

Volume

64

Issue

1

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Volume contents

1
- article: BEING NICE OR BEING SCARED? PERSONALITY TRAITS, BELIEFS AND THREAT OF COVID-19 AS PREDICTORS OF NON-NORMATIVE HEALTH BEHAVIOURS DURING SECOND WAVE OF PANDEMIC (Čavojová V., Ballová Mikušková E., Šrol J.), p. 45 - 63
- article: ALTERNATIVE WAYS TO MENTAL HEALTH: EXPLORING PSYCHOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF PREFERENCE FOR CAM TREATMENTS (Budžak A., Branković M.), p. 118 - 135
- article: INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN COMPLIANCE WITH COVID-19 CONTAINMENT MEASURES IN V4 COUNTRIES (Kušnírová K., Kačmár P.), p. 8 – 25
- article: ROLE OF PERSONALITY, CONSPIRACY MENTALITY, REBT IRRATIONAL BELIEFS, AND ADULT ATTACHMENT IN COVID-19 RELATED HEALTH BEHAVIOURS (Stanković S., Lazarević L., Knežević G.), p. 26 – 44
- article: LOWER ADHERENCE TO CLOTTING FACTOR REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH HAEMOPHILIA ASSOCIATED WITH MORE DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS: TWO CENTERS CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY (Butković A., Bago Martina (0000-0001-7957-2076 M., Preloznik Zupan I., Faganel Kotnik B., Prga Borojević I., Bačić Vrca V., Zupančić Šalek S.), p. 64 – 75
- article: WHAT INFLUENCES REPRESENTATIONS ON VACCINES AND CHILDREN’S VACCINATION? A PSYCHOSOCIAL STUDY ON MOTHERS’ REPRESENTATIONS, VALUES, AND DECISION-MAKING STYLES (Miguel I., Valentim Joaquim P. J. P., Carugati F., Selleri P.), p. 76 – 90
- article: BIG SUPPLA: CHALLENGING THE COMMON VIEW OF THE SUPPLEMENTS AND HERBS INDUSTRY AFFECTS THE WILLINGNESS TO TRY AND RECOMMEND THEIR PRODUCTS (Mijatović N., Šlijivić J., Tošić N., Conić L., Petrivić M., Žeželj I.), p. 91 – 103
- article: CYBERCHONDRIA AND QUESTIONABLE HEALTH PRACTICES: THE MEDIATION ROLE OF CONSPIRACY MENTALITY (Vujić A., Dinić B., Jokić-Begić N.), p. 104 – 117
- article: EXAMINING THE ROLE OF COVID-19 CONSPIRACY BELIEFS IN PREDICTING VACCINATION INTENTIONS, PREVENTIVE BEHAVIOR AND WILLINGNESS TO SHARE OPINIONS ABOUT THE CORONAVIRUS (Zelić Ž., Berič M., Kobal Grum D.), p. 136 – 153

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