Emirati Journal of Applied Psychology
Published by Emirates Scholar Center for Research & Studies · Quarterly
Emirati Journal of Applied Psychology (EJAP) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing knowledge and research in the field of applied psychology, with a particular focus on the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the... Read aims & scope →
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Key topics of cross-cultural family psychological counseling for Russian women married to UAE nationals
Purpose. Sociocultural analysis of the main topics of cross-cultural psychological counseling of Russian women in intercultural marriages with UAE nationals.Con…
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The Aftermath of Selected Social Media on the Mental Health of Selected Adolescents in Sharjah:
This research investigates the side effects of selected social media platforms on adolescents in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, through using hybrid methodology…
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النظام الدولي للصور الانفعالية: دراسة تحقق عبر ثقافية في البيئة المغربية
النظام الدولي للصور الانفعالية هو قاعدة بيانات من الصور الموحدة التي تستعمل في دراسة الانفعال والانتباه، وقد سعت هذه الدراسة إلى البحث عن مدى موثوقية وصلاحية هذ…
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Exploring the Impact of Social Media on the Mental Health of Selected High school Students in Sharjah: A Psychological Approach
A gap has been identified considering the present landscape of Western population and focusing on the factors which impact mental health condition of the Wester…
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Psychological and pedagogical support for professional self-determination of students at the stage of pre-professional training
This article presents the results of a study on "Psychological and Pedagogical Support for Professional Self-Determination of Students at the Stage of Pre-Vocat…
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Dissociative Identities as Archetypal Scaffolds: Integrating Neuroscience, DSM-5-TR, and Analytical Psychology
Contemporary psychiatric models conceptualize dissociative disorders primarily as stress-induced disruptions in the integration of consciousness, memory, and id…
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Neurobiologically Determined Temperamental Dimensions as Predictors of Autonomy and Sociotropy
This study investigated relationships between neurobiologically determined temperament dimensions, as defined by Dr. Helen E. Fisher (Fisher Temperament Invento…
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Comparative analysis of Russian and foreign studies of procrastination: cultural context
The present study is dedicated to analyzing the scientific literature and research on the phenomenon of procrastination in Russian and English languages. The re…
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Comparative Analysis of Jung’s Anima–Animus and the Estrophrodite–Androphrodite Archetypes
This paper introduces the Estrophrodite–Androphrodite archetypal model, expanding Jung’s anima–animus theory. Unlike Jung’s gender-specific constructs, these ar…
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