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Original Article

Family Functioning And Emotional Difficulties In Parents And Adolescents

Giulia Ballarotto
,
Eleonora Marzilli
,
Michela Erriu
,
Luca Cerniglia
,
Silvia Cimino

Keywords: Adolescence, family functioning, psychological profiles, alexithymia

Article no: 26

Pages 277-283

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.09.26

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Original Article

Capacity For Reflection As A Predictor Of Children’s Readiness For Elementary School

Milica Tošić-Radev
,
Aleksandra Stojilković
,
Tatjana Stefanović-Stanojević
,
Snežana Vidanović
,
Vesna Andjelković

Keywords: Reflective functioning, readiness for school, cognitive competences

Article no: 84

Pages 817-827

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.11.84

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Original Article

Special Aspects Of Formation Of The Famous Public Men Surnames

E. M. Lyapkova
,
N. M. Ziazeva
,
V. V. Bachurskaya

Keywords: Surname, public man, morphological techniques, stylistic techniques, word formation, surname functioning

Article no: 10

Pages 74-80

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.10

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Original Article

Resilience and Depressive Symptomatology in Adolescents: The Moderator Effect of Psychosocial Functioning

Luísa Pereira
,
Ana Paula Matos
,
Maria do Rosário Pinheiro
,
José Joaquim Costa

Keywords: Depression, resilience, psychosocial functioning, adolescence, moderation

Article no: 7

Pages 72-86

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.02.7

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Original Article

Parental Resilience and Adolescence Depression: Moderating Effect of Children’s Psychosocial Functioning

Cátia Pestana
,
Ana Paula Matos
,
Maria Rosário Pinheiro
,
José Joaquim Costa
,
Cristiana Marques

Keywords: Depression symptomatology; adolescent; psychosocial functioning; resilience; satisfaction; moderation

Article no: 4

Pages 38-52

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2015.08.5

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Original Article

Chronic Illness Stigma And Well-Being In Youth: The Mediating Role Of Support

Finiki A. Nearchou
,
Amelia Campbell
,
Katie Duffy
,
Miriam Fehily
,
Holly Ryan
,
Eilis Hennessy

Keywords: Stigma, social support, social functioning, health, youth, chronic illness

Article no: 1

Pages 1-11

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.09.1

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Original Article

Genetic Factors in Families: Parental Psychopathological Risk and Offspring’s Developmental Outcomes

Silvia Cimino
ORCiD ,
Luca Cerniglia
ORCiD ,
Michela Erriu
,
Renata Tambelli

Keywords: Epigenetic, emotional-behavioral functioning, parental risk

Article no: 35

Pages 361-370

Doi: 10.15405/epiceepsy.20111.35

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Original Article

Professional Development Of A Psychologist As The Basis Of His Professional Competence

Erina Inobat*
,
Yana Zalevskaya
,
Arevik Shirvanyan
,
Vera Dolganina
,
Irina Koltsova

Keywords: Personal development, personal growth, professional development, professionalism, professional competence, fully functioning person.

Article no: 120

Pages 902-908

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.120

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