EJMH 17 (2022) 2

Research articles

• Foreword from the Rector of Semmelweis University

  Béla MERKELY

  5-6

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• Foreword from the Editor-in-Chief

  Beáta DÁVID

  7-8

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• Affective Symptoms and Traumatic Stress Among College Students at Risk for ADHD During the Second Lockdown in Greece

  Kleio KOUTRA, Effrosyni KOKALIARI

  10-19

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• Psychological Distress of High School Graduates During Social Distancing in Croatia

  Natalija ĆURKOVIĆ, Jelena BUGARIN, Lorelaj LUKACIN

  20-30

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• Some Predictors of University Students’ Subjective Well-Being in Croatia During The COVID-19 Pandemic

  Tea Pavin IVANEC, Iva FABIJANIĆ

  31-42

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• Feelings Related to the Academic Path in Virtue of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Testimonies from Portuguese Higher Education Students Attending Healthcare Courses

  Beatriz MINGHELLI, Elsy Alejandra DE OLIVEIRA TAVARES, Maria Teresa DE SOUSA FRANGO PINHEIRO

  43-51

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• “This doesn’t feel like living”: How the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected the Mental Health of Vulnerable University Students in the United Kingdom

  Charlotte Rose HORNER, Siobhan HUGH-JONES, Ed SUTHERLAND, Cathy BRENNAN, Charlotte SADLER-SMITH

  52-64

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• Cross-Cultural Differences in Psychological Health, Perceived Stress, and Coping Strategies of University Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic

  Noor Hassline MOHAMED, Amoneeta BECKSTEIN, Paul B. HUTCHINGS, Nicholas TZE PING PANG, Shariffah Rahah Sheik DAWOOD, Risydah FADILAH, Katie SULLIVAN, Azizi YAHAYA, Jay Errol Villadolid BARAL

  65-77

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• Features of Anesthesiologists-Reanimatologists’ Emotional States in Different COVID-19 Pandemic Periods in Russia

  Maria KOREHOVA, Mikhail KIROV, Irina NOVIKOVA, Andrey SOLOVIEV, Elena GOLUBEVA

  79-88

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• The COVID-19 “First Lockdown” Experience in Italy: The Role of Hope and Optimism and Their Impact on Psychological Well-Being and Risk Perception

  Federica BIASSONI, Alice SALDUCCO, Daniela ABATI

  89-103

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• The Multifactorial Background of Helping Professionals’ Vital Exhaustion and Subjective Well-Being During the First Wave of COVID-19 in Hungary: A Cross-Sectional Study

  Attila PILINSZKI, Bernadett ASZTALOS, Ildikó DANIS, Máté JOÓB, Timea TÉSENYI, Gábor TÖRÖK

  104-117

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• Relationships Between Gratitude and Mental Health Difficulties During the COVID-19 Pandemic in a Southern Region of the United States

  Allen C. SHERMAN, John M. SALSMAN, Crystal L. PARK, Erick L. MESSIAS, Mark L. WILLIAMS, Benjamin C. AMICK, Teresa J. HUDSON, Stephanie SIMONTON-ATCHLEY

  118-130

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• The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Obsessive-Compulsive Phenomena, in the General Population and among OCD Patients: A Systematic Review

  Olga MALAS, Maria-Dolores TOLSÁ

  132-148

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