SYMPOSIUM.
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| Title: | SYMPOSIUM. |
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| Source: | International Journal of Psychology. Dec2023 Supplement, Vol. 58, p246-260. 15p. |
| Subjects: | Mind-wandering, Social bonds, Auditory processing disorder, Motivational interviewing, Autism spectrum disorders, Telepathy, Library users |
| Abstract: | This document contains summaries of several symposiums and presentations on various topics. One symposium focuses on the negative impact of social media on the spread of stigma and misinformation about COVID-19, particularly against people of East Asian descent. Another symposium discusses experiences of stigma and discrimination in vulnerable populations. Presentations also cover topics such as using motivational interviewing to enhance COVID-19 prevention efforts and the stigma against Asian-Canadians and Asian-Americans on Twitter. Additionally, there are presentations on children's learning and development, including language, emotion, and coping skills. The document also includes studies on the effects of imitation on social bonds, the impact of mind wandering on reading comprehension, the relationship between autism spectrum disorder tendency and auditory processing disorder, the duality of the Japanese word "mono," and the structure of positive emotions in the workplace. [Extracted from the article] |
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