A Randomized Control Trial of a Brief Self-Compassion Intervention for Perfectionism, Anxiety, Depression, and Body Image

toggle="yes">F (1,84)=11.10,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.001, eta<italic toggle="yes">p2=0.12
toggle="yes">F (1,84)=6.32,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.05, eta<italic toggle="yes">p2=0.07
toggle="yes">F (1,84)=8.10,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.01, eta<italic toggle="yes">p2=0.09
toggle="yes">F (1,84)=7.20,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.01, eta<italic toggle="yes">p2=0.08
toggle="yes">F (1,84)=5.15,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.05, eta<italic toggle="yes">p2=0.06
toggle="yes">F (1,84)=0.14,<italic toggle="yes">p>0.05, eta<italic toggle="yes">p2=0.00

toggle="yes">F (1,84)=11.10,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.001, eta<italic toggle="yes">p2=0.12
toggle="yes">F (1,84)=6.32,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.05, eta<italic toggle="yes">p2=0.07
toggle="yes">F (1,84)=8.10,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.01, eta<italic toggle="yes">p2=0.09
toggle="yes">F (1,84)=7.20,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.01, eta<italic toggle="yes">p2=0.08
toggle="yes">F (1,84)=5.15,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.05, eta<italic toggle="yes">p2=0.06
toggle="yes">F (1,84)=0.14,<italic toggle="yes">p>0.05, eta<italic toggle="yes">p2=0.00

The Consideration of Future Consequences Scale Among Malaysian Young Adults: A Psychometric Evaluation

maximum likelihood exploratory factors analysis
maximum likelihood confirmatory factor analysis

tive fit index CFI>0.90, Tucker Lewis index TLI>0.90
RMSEA=-0.001, scalar invariance delta CFI=-0.001

Higher Residence Attachment and Religiosity Are Associated With Less Depressive Symptoms After Terror Event Exposure

62.7% female;<italic toggle="yes">M age=26.5; SD=6.03
ranged from 0='less exposed'-5='more exposed'; Cronbach's alpha=0.78
never'-5='about every day.' Summed items ranged from 8='rarely/never'-40='about every day'; Cronbach's alpha=0.80
ranged from 4='less depressed'-16='more depressed'; Cronbach's alpha=0.73
yes">M=5.7, SD=1.8,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.001; Father-<italic toggle="yes">M=5.3, SD=2.0

The Longitudinal Interplay Between Social Network and Psychopathology in Multi-Problem Young Adult Men; Separating Within-and Between-Person Effects