Vol. 7, No. 2 (2015), International Journal of Psychological Studies

• • Intervention Using a Leaflet to Promote a Morning-Typed Life in 2- to 6-Year-Old Japanese Children and Their Parents
  • •  Miyo Nakade   
    •  Milada Krejci   
    •  Kiyoe Saito   
    •  Kai Wada   
    •  Fujiko Tsuji   
    •  Teruki Noji   
    •  Takahiro Kawada   
    •  Hitomi Takeuchi   
    •  Tetsuo Harada   
    • p1
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• • Becoming a Graduate Professional Psychologist: In What Ways are Professional Competences Perceived
  • •  Matti Kuittinen   
    •  Hannu Räty   
    • p18
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• • Effectiveness of Family, Child and Family-Child Based Intervention on ADHD Symptoms in Iranian Students with ADHD
  • •  Mokhtar Malekpour   
    •  Samira Hadi   
    •  Sara Aghababaei   
    • p31
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• • Fear and Phobia: A Critical Review and the Rational-Choice Theory of Neurosis
  • •  Yacov Rofé   
    •  Yochay Rofé   
    • p37
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• • Evolution of the Links between Research and Applications in Psychology across the United States and France: Illustrations and Consequences of an Endless Conflict
  • •  Marie Santiago-Delefosse   
    • p74
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• • Group Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Depressed Iranian Migrants in Austria
  • •  Atefeh Fathi   
    •  Walter Renner   
    •  Barbara Juen   
    • p88
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• • Decision-Making Style in Leaders: Uncovering Cognitive Motivation Using Signature Movement Patterns
  • •  Brenda Connors   
    •  Richard Rende   
    •  Timothy Colton   
    • p105
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• • Assessing for Rising Visuospatial Ability of School Leavers
  • •  E. Cocodia   
    • p113
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• • Are Obese Mothers of Children Aged 1-6 Years Evening-Typed?
  • •  Miyo Nakade   
    •  Miki Hiraoka   
    •  Kiyoko Kawasaki   
    •  Takuya Uesato   
    •  Kai Wada   
    •  Milada Krejci   
    •  Teruki Noji   
    •  Nozomi Taniwaki   
    •  Hitomi Takeuchi   
    •  Tetsuo Harada   
    • p121
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• • Alcohol Use and Risky Behaviour: Evidence of Anxiolysis-Disinhibition from a Naturalistic Drinking Study
  • •  Charlotte Gayson   
    •  Lucy Moss   
    •  Mark Moss   
    • p129
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• • Development and Validation of Retirement Anxiety Scale for Secondary School Teachers in Osun State, Nigeria
  • •  Adeyemo Oluseyi   
    •  Olatomide Olufemi   
    • p138
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• • Insisting on Depression, but not Showing Symptoms: A Japanese Study of Excuse-Making
  • •  Itsuki Yamakawa   
    •  Shinji Sakamoto   
    • p146
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• • The Effect of Listening to Recordings of One’s Voice on Attentional Bias and Auditory Verbal Learning
  • •  Mostafa Daryadar   
    •  Mahvash Raghibi   
    • p155
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• • Religious Priming Increases Help if Requesters Dress Poorly: Effects of Dress, Priming, and Task Difficulty on Helping Behaviors
  • •  Hui Lu   
    •  King Chan   
    • p164
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• • The Effect of Retrospectively Perceived Parental Bonding on Resilience in Adulthood
  • •  Monika Skeryte-Kazlauskiene   
    •  Egle Mazulyte   
    •  Jonas Eimontas   
    •  Evaldas Kazlauskas   
    •  Danute Gailiene   
    • p174
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• • Perceived Paternal Parenting Style and Proactive Coping Strategies of Indian Adolescents
  • •  Pratishtha Bhattacharyya   
    •  Rabindra Pradhan   
    • p180
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• • Psychometric Properties and Overlap of the GSQ and AQ among Japanese University Students
  • •  Yuta Ujiie   
    •  Akio Wakabayashi   
    • p195
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• • Perioperative Anxiety, Pain, and Salivary Amylase in Patients Undergoing Pancreatic Surgery
  • •  Nanae Ikeda   
    •  Rie Tomizawa   
    •  Rika Moriya   
    •  Junko Yamanaka   
    •  Hiroyoshi Suzuki   
    •  Hidetoshi Eguchi   
    •  Hiroaki Nagano   
    •  Koji Umeshita   
    • p206
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• • Reviewer Acknowledgements for International Journal of Psychological Studies , Vol. 7, No. 2
  • •  Barbara Sun   
    • p214
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