Purpose Mental health literacy (MHL) is key for mental health development, particularly in
low-and-middle-income countries (LMIC) where mental health resources are limited. MHL …

Abstract Background Personal values of Thai medical students have been observed to be
diverging from those of their seniors, but the differences remain uncharacterized. Despite its …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to invite Dr. Grant J. Rich, a positive psychologist
influenced by humanistic and existential psychology, to tell his story and to share his …

Well-being is extensively researched worldwide. The majority of the inquiries have taken
place in Western countries (eg, Australia, European North America countries). Literature …

After decades of focus on disaster, crisis, and trauma itself, in recent years more attention
has been devoted to the study of human strengths and resilience, as reflected in the rise of …

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of its first issue, we explored publication trends in the
International Journal of Sport Psychology (IJSP), with a particular focus on research …

Gender-based violence (GBV) is a complex global problem that is rooted in sociopolitical
and cultural values, attitudes, and behaviors. GBV in Vietnam is a pervasive problem with …

In the past, indigenous psychology (IP) has been seen as a movement to counter Western
psychology theory by looking at psychological concepts or disciplines in the non-Western …

Clinical Psychology (abnormal psychology) addresses, though is not limited to, behavioral
and mental health issues faced by individuals across the life span including intellectual …

In the late 1980s, the Managing Council of the International Society of Sport Psychology
(ISSP) charged senior member, Atsushi Fujita from Japan, with the task of forming an …