جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "psychologist" در نشریات گروه "روانشناسی"

The environmental characteristics of spaces providing mental health services can influence the emotions, behaviors, and thoughts of both clients and psychologists.

This study aims to identify the most crucial aspects of the physical environment in treatment rooms for clients and to compare the perspectives of therapists and clients regarding their significance.

This study employed a mixed-methods approach. The qualitative sample consisted of 16 experts and 19 clients, while the quantitative sample comprised 40 experts and 66 clients selected through targeted sampling. Data were collected using semi-structured interviews and a physical characteristics scale. Qualitative data were analyzed using thematic analysis, while quantitative data were analyzed using Pearson correlation and independent single-sample t-tests.

The most critical aspects of the physical environment in treatment rooms for clients included behavioral, artistic, and aesthetic features, as well as safety and security measures. For therapists, crucial aspects were lighting and color, ergonomic design, environmental conditions, indoor and outdoor spatial structures, lighting, sound, and air temperature. There was general agreement between therapists and clients regarding the importance of these aspects.

Physical environmental factors are significant for both therapists and clients, although there are differences in their perspectives on certain factors. It is essential to consider their needs and psychological states when designing treatment rooms.

The purpose of this research was to investigate the mental pattern of psychologists and sociologists regarding the causes and cultural impairments of child marriage in girls. The statistical population included all psychologists and sociologists. The research sample was 16 interviewees from psychology and sociology specialists who reached theoretical saturation of the collected data by snowball sampling method. The research method was descriptive-survey of the mixed type research (qualitative-quantitative). In the present study, Q (Q) methodology technique was used to collect data. The group of Q expressions (Q) in 29 items was obtained from in-depth interviews with experts and research background. The validity of the content and form of the Q-chart and items was confirmed by the experts. The findings showed that the mentality of experts was classified in the order of priority in six different mental patterns of beliefists, macroists, familyists, socialists, religionists and individualists. Also, the main cause of child marriage of girls was reported by individuals who had the mental pattern of beliefists, beliefs issues, macroists, macro issues, familyists, within family issues, socialists, social issues, religionists, religious issues, and individualists, individual issues. According to the opinion of psychologists and sociologists, enculturation played the main and essential role in preventing child marriage of girls and it is necessary to take more measurements in this field. Using the capacities of the media to show the consequences of child marriage for girls in different ways could be effective in conveying messages and preventing such practice.