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Guidelines for Assessment in Psycho-oncology: Clinical and Methodological Aspects presents a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between psychology and oncology, offering valuable insights into the assessment and understanding of psychological well-being and distress among cancer patients. Authored by a team of experts in the field, this book delves into multifaceted aspects of psycho-oncology, shedding light on various dimensions of psychological assessment, risk factors, adaptation, psychiatric considerations, cognitive disorders, mental confusion, resilience,and quality of life in the context of cancer.
Contents
List of contributors - Dana Rad/Gavril Rad/Edgar Demeter/Roxana Maier: Digital wellbeing or finding a balance between consciously connecting and disconnecting: A positive technology design approach - Otilia Todor/Tiberiu Dughi/Dana Dughi: Feuerstein's instrumental enrichment in online interaction and wellbeing of children - Gabriela Vancu/Anca Egerău: Impact of family interactions and emotion-based training program on aggressive behavior of adolescents within special educational centers - Gabriela Vancu/Anca Egerău: Impact of online activity upon social phobia in young adults - Vlad Adrian Geantă/Viorel Petru Ardelean: Effects of circuit training at home: Improving wellbeing and quality of life in sedentary men during the covid-19 pandemic - Zsolt Bartha/András Kokai/Gábor Kincses: Sport digitalization, between recreation and the Olympic games - Dorin Herlo/Rebecca Pui: Common concerns of the professor and the student for increasing the digital wellbeing in the educational framework - Silvia Nicoleta Mirica/Cerasela Domokos/Martin Domokos/Cristian Negrea/Eugen Bota/Adrian Nagel: Is covid-19 pandemic period the milestone for a new digitalized era in the case of physical education and sport's educational process? - Edgar Demeter/Dana Rad: Time spent on digital devices and sadness: The mediating outcome of boredom - Gabriela Kelemen: Early education: What can we do for improving quality - Camelia-Nadia Bran/Mădălina Sas: Promoting children's wellbeing in primary school through the development of socio-emotional competences - Henrietta Torkos/Tabitha Bernadet Pasinszky: Digital wellbeing during online education in preschool in the context of pandemics - Cornelia Evelina Balaș/Maria-Alexandra Martin: The role of emotional intelligence in the development of the wellbeing for teachers: A theoretical perspective - Alina-Maria Breaz: Attitude of people with disability towards satisfaction in work: Practical insight - Bogdan Hrițcu/Cristian Negrea/Cerasela Domokos/Martin Domokos/Eugen Bota/Silvia Nicoleta Mirica/Adrian Nagel: The inequality of benefits brought by training programs with different number of weekly sessions - Cristian Negrea/Silvia Nicoleta Mirică/Cerasela Domokos/Martin Domokos/Eugen Bota/Adrian Nagel: Influences on life quality of adults with the help of digital technologies: A journey from a sedentary life to jogging - Diana Mariana (Boeriu) Sfăt/Nicoleta Florica Petruse: Digital resources: A big challenge at preschool level - Remus Runcan: The reasons we need crisis intervention in time of covid-19 pandemic - Viorel Petru Ardelean/Vlad Adrian Geantă/Andreea Nicoară: Proposals for improving the wellbeing of people in the technology era: Case study on the efficiency of whole body EMS training - Dr. Sonal Mobar Roy: Deconstructing the notion of "digital wellbeing" through a postmodern lens - Alina Costin/Alina Roman: Homo connecticus and the reconstruct of the self-image through social networks
