Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025)
This issue presents original research addressing a broad range of psychological topics across individual, interpersonal, and social domains. The published studies explore areas such as dark psychology in adventure tourism and defense mechanisms in high-risk travel, sleep disturbance models associated with academic and competitive anxiety, and the effectiveness of anger management training in reducing domestic violence.
Further contributions examine resilience, depression, and anxiety traits among adolescents; the role of family functioning and mental health in predicting high-risk behaviors; cognitive-behavioral and neurorehabilitation interventions for autism spectrum disorder; and cognitive-emotional awareness training in reducing obsessive thoughts.
The issue also addresses emerging social and relational phenomena, including the psychological mechanisms underlying contemporary relationship patterns, the impact of social media exposure on emotional intimacy and extramarital tendencies, sexual performance and marital satisfaction, and regulatory psychological models related to stress management and psychological well-being.
All contributions have undergone a rigorous peer-review process and aim to integrate empirical rigor with practical implications for clinical, educational, and social psychology contexts.
