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American Journal of Applied Psychology

ISSN 2328-5664

4 papers in the library · 6 citations · publishing 2015-2026

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Beyond Conflict Management: Operationalizing Metaphysical Peace Theory and Spiritual-Structural Transformation (MPT-SST) as a Unified Science of Peace

American Journal of Applied Psychology July 22, 2026 Aliyu Kafinga

Peacebuilding interventions continue to yield limited results because conflict analysis remains largely confined to social, political and economic frameworks, neglecting the foundational role of psychological and consciousness dimensions. This article proposes Metaphysical Peace Theory and Spiritual-Structural Transformation (MPT-SST) as a comprehensive applied science that conceptualizes peace...

Exploring the Links Between Dream Experience, Nightmares, Sleep-Related Disturbances, and Subjective Well-Being

American Journal of Applied Psychology May 10, 2023 Ornella Montebarocci, Paola Surcinelli, Sara Giovagnoli 1 citation

The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between the subjective experience of dreams, anxiety, and depressive symptoms. Specifically, the study aimed to explore whether the subjective experience of dreams, including how often dreams are remembered, the presence of nightmares, and the way in which a person thinks about dreams, could influence the occurrence of subjective...

Alexithymia, Depression, Trait-anxiety and Their Relation to Self-reported Retrospective Dream Experience

American Journal of Applied Psychology 2019 Ornella Montebarocci, Sara Giovagnoli 5 citations

The present research explored the relationship between alexithymia, self-reported depression and trait anxiety and dreaming experience in a non-clinical sample. Characteristics of the alexithymia trait, such as the deficit in the symbolic representation of emotions and the limited imaginative ability, can have an impact on the richness and quality of dream experience. Depression and trait...

Heuristics of Self-Consciousness between Theory of Mind and Intentionality

American Journal of Applied Psychology 2015 Cristina-Georgiana Voicu

This article starts from the interpretation of subjective experience and narrative hermeneutics, suggesting a cognitive re-evaluation of egotic intentionality from the “first-person perspective” and showing together the conjunction between phenomenology and cognitivism (the egotic self). The article also addresses the phenomenal consciousness according to D. Dennett’s theory of intentionality....