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A INFLUÊNCIA DO MINDFUL EATING NA PROMOÇÃO DE HÁBITOS ALIMENTARES SAUDÁVEIS EM INDIVÍDUOS COM ALIMENTAÇÃO EMOCIONAL

REVISTA MULTIDISCIPLINAR INTEGRADA - REMI October 5, 2026 Paula Victoria Cantão Coelho, Karine Rodrigues da Silva Neumann, Elaine Cristina Rocha Oliveira

O comportamento alimentar é influenciado por fatores fisiológicos, emocionais, psicológicos, sociais e ambientais, não podendo ser compreendido exclusivamente a partir da necessidade de ingestão de nutrientes. Nesse contexto, a alimentação emocional representa uma manifestação relevante, uma vez que determinados indivíduos podem recorrer à comida diante de situações de estresse, ansiedade,...

Kafka on the Ward: The Kafkaesque Experience of Involuntary Psychiatric Admission

Research Square October 5, 2026 Gustavo França preprint

Abstract Patients admitted to psychiatric wards, and particularly those admitted involuntarily, may become subject to profoundly consequential decisions while remaining uncertain of the diagnosis attributed to them, the grounds for their detention, the identity and role of those who decide, the procedures that govern admission, and the conditions under which liberty may be restored. Such...

From Spiritual Practice to Character Education: An Ibn Tufailian Interpretation of Istighotsah and Students’ Moral Development

Tatho October 5, 2026 A. Rima Mustajab, Saqib Khan Warraich

Character education in Islamic educational institutions extends beyond the transmission of moral knowledge to the cultivation of students’ religious dispositions and ethical practices. This study examines the role of istighotsah, a collective spiritual practice, in fostering character education among students at MTs NU Miftahut Tholibin Mejobo Kudus, with particular attention to religious...

The Efficacy of Self: A Unifying Theory of the Self-Referential Operation and Manufacture of Lack

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) October 5, 2026 Thomas Blottenberger preprint

Some of the most familiar stories in a human life look, up close, like separate problems: the raise you were sure would finally feel like enough, which a few weeks in has quietly become the number you now have to beat; the hours spent going back over your childhood trying to locate the thing that explains why you are the way you are; the one sharp moment with your kid that lands as a verdict on...

An Open-Label Multidose Psilocybin Intervention for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.

medRxiv October 5, 2026 Praachi Tiwari, Sandeep M. Nayak, Nathan D. Sepeda et al. preprint

Importance: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) has a 2% global prevalence, but only about 50% of patients respond to conventional treatment, underscoring the need for additional effective interventions. Objective: To assess the feasibility, safety, and preliminary evidence for efficacy of repeated psilocybin administration in OCD patients who had previously attempted psychotherapy or...

A teoria da sintaxe biogeométrica como modelo teórico-conceitual de reconfiguração da consciência: geometria, corpo e ritual.

Revista ft October 5, 2026 Leonardo Rodrigues de Velasco

This article presents the Biogeometric Syntax Theory (BST) as a theoretical and conceptual model for the reconfiguration of consciousness, combining symbolic geometry, embodied attention, psychophysiological regulation, ritual and identity. Its objective is to demonstrate the internal coherence of the thesis that geometric forms and focusing practices function as a language for the organization...

Representations of Consciousness and the Unconscious in the Modernist Novel: A Psychological Study of the Characters in "To the Lighthouse

مجلة الاتقان للعلوم الإنسانية October 4, 2026 م.م مريم عبدالوهاب عثمان

Virginia Woolf's novel, To the Lighthouse, is an example of Modernism as a genre which addressed the issue of consciousness and the unconscious mind in a new way by creating a new type of story that emphasized the study of one's mind.The novel employs a psychological method to analyze the characters' minds and deconstruct the character's psyche and the relationship between the conscious (real)...

Unpacking selected Zimbabwean popular songs as agenda-setting in unmasking the effects of occult wealth-seeking practice

The Dyke October 4, 2026 Simbarashe Ndobe Musasanuri, Richard Muranda

This paper examines the role of popular music in shaping public discourse on kuromba/ hurombwa, an occult wealth-seeking practice embedded within Zimbabwean socio-cultural realities. Situated within the context of prolonged economic instability, unemployment, and widening social inequalities, the study explores how musicians utilise lyrical narratives to expose, critique, and problematise the...

The Meta-Awareness – Equanimity Framework of Self for Psychiatry: Phenomenological Insights from Psychosis and Mindfulness

October 4, 2026 Saampras Ganesan, Antoine Lutz, Andrew Zalesky et al. preprint

Psychiatric disorders remain a major global health challenge, yet research does not adequately incorporate first-person lived experience. A central component of lived experience is the sense of self, which is often profoundly altered in psychiatric conditions and can serve as a prognostic phenomenological marker, particularly in psychosis. In psychiatry, the most minimal form of self, i.e., the...

Measuring Contemplation-Based Spiritual Development: Conceptualization and Psychometric Analysis

Spiritual Psychology and Counseling October 3, 2026 Gülvade Köroğlu, Saffet Kartopu

Contemplation is considered a fundamental consciousness practice that supports spiritual development in both classical Islamic thought and modern spiritual approaches. This study aimed to develop a valid and reliable scale to measure individuals’ contemplation-based spiritual development levels. Following a literature review and conceptual framework establishment an initial item pool was...