EJMH 14 (2019) 1

Research articles

• CONCEPTUALIZATION OF NEGATIVE ATTITUDES TOWARDS PEOPLE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA IN TURKEY

  Emre Umucu

  3-20

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• ‘GENERIC’ VERSUS ‘MATURE’ MEASURES OF CHRISTIAN RELIGIOSITY: Comparing two quantitative measures of religiosity

  Erin P. O’CONNELL, Roger P. ABBOTT, Robert S. WHITE

  21-40

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• COPING IN NEWLY DIAGNOSED, SPANISH-SPEAKING MEN WHO HAVE SEX WITH MEN AND LIVE WITH HIV: A Bayesian Approach

  HELENA GARRIDO-HERNANSAIZ, JESÚS ALONSO-TAPIA, MANUEL MARTÍN-FERNÁNDEZ

  41-57

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• The Development of a Stigma Support Intervention to improve the Mental Health of Family Carers of Autistic Children: Suggestions from the Autism Community

  Annemarie LODDER, Chris PAPADOPOULOS, Gurch RANDHAWA

  58-77

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• HUNGARIAN PSYCHOTHERAPISTS’ EXPERIENCES OF THE COOPERATION WITH SPIRITUAL DIRECTORS AND PASTORAL COUNSELORS: A Qualitative Study

  ZSUZSANNA JÁKI, ANDRÁS ITTZÉS, Edith A. Kiri, VIOLA SALLAY, MAGDOLNA KŐVÁRI, TEODÓRA TOMCSÁNYI

  78-108

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• The Roots of Trust

  Ferenc Mújdricza

  109-142

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• THE ROLE OF SENSATION SEEKING IN SUBSTANCE USE AND SPORTING AMONG FEMALE TEACHERS’ TRAINING COLLEGE STUDENTS

  Bettina F. Pikó, Tamás Pinczés

  143-155

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• RISK ASPECTS OF ONLINE ACTIVITIES IN VICTIMS OF CYBERBULLYING

  MIRIAM NIKLOVÁ, MICHAL NOVOCKÝ, MÁRIO DULOVICS

  156-167

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• THE RELATION OF OCCUPATIONAL IDENTITY, AND FAMILY BACKGROUND VARIABLES IN A HUNGARIAN SAMPLE OF EMERGING ADULTS

  Szende A. Elekes

  168-178

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• A GAP EXPOSED: What Is Known About Sikh Victims of Domestic Violence Abuse (DVA) and Their Mental Health?

  Harjinder Kaur-Aujla, Farzana Shain, A. Kate Lillie

  179-189

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• The Correlation Between Body Mass Index and Gender Role Stress Among Young Hungarian Males

  Anna Susánszky, Bence Döbrössy

  190-202

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