INVESTIGATING THE USABILITY OF A DIGITAL MINDFULNESS INTERVENTION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH PROBLEMATIC INTERNET GAMING BEHAVIOR

The development and adaptation of a group-therapy intervention for individuals with internet gaming disorder into a digital format are explored in this study. Leveraging content from a former group therapy program, the intervention was tailored for online delivery, with a focus on enhancing usability and treatment adherence. Usability assessments of the newly developed mindfulness-based

Authors: Anna Katharina Müller , Markus Friedrich Schmidt
Pages: 1-16

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10629252

DEMYSTIFYING QUANTILE REGRESSION: UNLOCKING ITS POTENTIAL IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH

This methodological article aims to elucidate the theoretical aspects of quantile regression, advocating for its broader recognition and utilization as a predictive tool. Despite its utility, quantile regression remains relatively obscure. To enhance comprehension and facilitate its application, we illustrate its implementation through an example in the domain of social and health

Authors: Alejandro González García , María Fernanda Rodríguez López
Pages: 17-33

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10629255

ANALYZING THE CONTEXT OF KURDISH MIGRATION IN HAKKÂRI IN 1915 THROUGH A CONSTRUCTIVIST LENS

The First World War stands as a pivotal moment in history, marked by the collapse of three major empires and the emergence of new states. Alongside the staggering human toll of the war, forced migrations catalyzed by the conflict resulted in profound human tragedies. Prior to the war, individuals of diverse ethnic and religious backgrounds coexisted under the Ottoman Empire's rule.

Authors: Mirza Hadzic , Ayşe Nur Yılmaz
Pages: 34-52

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10629249