This article attempts to address the dearth of literature in vocational psychology and careers research pertaining to the Fourth Industrial Revolution.





Keywords:


digitization, career development, career choice, career counselling

This is a very comprehensive study which attempts to offer reassurance and provide reliable data on which clinicians and health authorities can base decisions and public health policies





Keywords:


MMR, vaccination, Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Autism

The article evaluates an 8-week intervention aimed at meeting the challenge of the high rates of psychological distress being reported amongst children internationally





Keywords:


Children, psychological wellbeing, acceptance, commitment, adventure

This article outlines a longitudinal study in which psychosis in later life is linked to sibling bullying, even when controlling for peer bullying and pre-existing emotional problems.





Keywords:


ALSPAC; bullying; psychosis; siblings; victimization

Results of this study indicate that Smartphone apps are a promising self-management tool for depression. Keywords: Smartphone technology, mental health interventions, depression, e-health, mhealth, apps, cognitive training, mood monitoring, cognitive behavioural therapy, mindfulness training

This article looks at how the use of certain mobile phone applications can assist the therapist obtain a positive outcome by using basic cognitive behavioural therapy principles. Keywords: Mood phone; experience sampling method; ecological momentary assessment; cognitive behavioural therapy; affect;…

This study explores children\'s perceptions of risk and mobile phones in their everyday lives.


Keywords: mobile phones; children; risk; responsibility.

This article looks at the ways therapy can be harmful while also focusing on the specific harm which may be caused to children and young people





Keywords: Adolescent, adverse effects, children, harm, psychotherapy, talking therapies

The aim of the current research is to measure the efficacy of an online stress management program for university students





Keywords: Stress, University students, Online intervention

This article discusses why certain people are unlikely to protect themselves adequately from the COVID pandemic despite valid recommended action.





Keywords: Conspiracy theories; COVID-19; Prevention; Vaccination; Political ideology; Media use
Vaccination misinformation