In this editorial,we comment on the article by Qin et al.Although their article focused on the correlations of resilience with coping styles and quality of life(QoL)among patients with malignancies,we further discuss ...In this editorial,we comment on the article by Qin et al.Although their article focused on the correlations of resilience with coping styles and quality of life(QoL)among patients with malignancies,we further discuss the effect of resilience on QoL,the moderating role of the three dimensions of coping styles,and the longitudinal role of dynamic resilience throughout the cancer trajectory.展开更多
In this article,we comment on the study by Yang et al,which demonstrated significant cross-sectional associations between heart rate variability(HRV)indices,depressive symptoms,and lung function in patients with chron...In this article,we comment on the study by Yang et al,which demonstrated significant cross-sectional associations between heart rate variability(HRV)indices,depressive symptoms,and lung function in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease(COPD).Building on these findings,we further explore the underlying mechanisms,particularly inflammatory-autonomic-oxidative stress pathways,as key causal mediators.Moreover,analyzing genetic polymorphisms alongside environmental factors may uncover susceptibility pathways explaining interindividual differences in HRV and comorbidity risk.Additionally,longitudinal studies tracking HRV trajectories could identify thresholds predictive of accelerated lung function decline or cardiovascular events,informing personalized prevention strategies.Integrating longitudinal HRV data with multi-omics biomarkers and machine learning models could enable real-time prediction of depression relapses or COPD exacerbations,facilitating proactive interventions such as personalized biofeedback training or precision anti-inflammatory therapies.By synthesizing these perspectives,this integrative approach promises to advance precision medicine for COPD patients,particularly those with comorbid depression,by addressing both mechanistic insights and clinical translation.展开更多
Background:Emotional attention refers to the capacity to recognize and properly respond to one’s and others’emotional states.On another note,family is a primary source of socialization that influences the developmen...Background:Emotional attention refers to the capacity to recognize and properly respond to one’s and others’emotional states.On another note,family is a primary source of socialization that influences the development of various social skills.In another line,adolescence is a complex stage that has been associated with emotional difficulties that could be related to competences such as prosociability and inclusion.It is inferred that through the family context and the attention that is processed,a series of competencies are transmitted to the youngsters,but this relationship is still unclear.For this reason,the study’s purpose was to examine the relationship between the emotional attention of mothers and fathers and the social and prosocial competencies of their children.Methods:To accomplish this,a cross-sectional study and ex post facto design were conducted.The Trait-Meta Mood Scale(TMMS-24)-to assess emotional attention-,the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire(SDQ)-to determine the prosociality dimension-,and the Test on Passing Developmental Tasks in Adolescence(TCS-A)-to measure social inclusionwere administered.The participants were N=228 families composed of n=114 mothers/fathers(67.5%females)and n=114 daughters/sons(38.5%females)selected through non-probabilistic sampling using a convenience sample in the Bari region of Italy.A descriptive and inferential analysis-Student’s test and Pearson’s correlation-was performed with the statistic package SPSS version 28(significance level p<0.05).Results:The findings showed that the families possessed an adequate background in emotional attention and that their daughters and sons were also generally well-adjusted in social inclusion and prosociality.It also found certain signs that the prosocial competence of the children could be related to the behavior of their mothers and fathers.Conclusion:In conclusion,social inclusion is related to prosocial behavior,and maybe primarily cultivated within families where parents’emotional self-regulation serves as a model for children although further research is necessary.Comparative studies between different cultures are also proposed.展开更多
文摘In this editorial,we comment on the article by Qin et al.Although their article focused on the correlations of resilience with coping styles and quality of life(QoL)among patients with malignancies,we further discuss the effect of resilience on QoL,the moderating role of the three dimensions of coping styles,and the longitudinal role of dynamic resilience throughout the cancer trajectory.
文摘In this article,we comment on the study by Yang et al,which demonstrated significant cross-sectional associations between heart rate variability(HRV)indices,depressive symptoms,and lung function in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease(COPD).Building on these findings,we further explore the underlying mechanisms,particularly inflammatory-autonomic-oxidative stress pathways,as key causal mediators.Moreover,analyzing genetic polymorphisms alongside environmental factors may uncover susceptibility pathways explaining interindividual differences in HRV and comorbidity risk.Additionally,longitudinal studies tracking HRV trajectories could identify thresholds predictive of accelerated lung function decline or cardiovascular events,informing personalized prevention strategies.Integrating longitudinal HRV data with multi-omics biomarkers and machine learning models could enable real-time prediction of depression relapses or COPD exacerbations,facilitating proactive interventions such as personalized biofeedback training or precision anti-inflammatory therapies.By synthesizing these perspectives,this integrative approach promises to advance precision medicine for COPD patients,particularly those with comorbid depression,by addressing both mechanistic insights and clinical translation.
文摘Background:Emotional attention refers to the capacity to recognize and properly respond to one’s and others’emotional states.On another note,family is a primary source of socialization that influences the development of various social skills.In another line,adolescence is a complex stage that has been associated with emotional difficulties that could be related to competences such as prosociability and inclusion.It is inferred that through the family context and the attention that is processed,a series of competencies are transmitted to the youngsters,but this relationship is still unclear.For this reason,the study’s purpose was to examine the relationship between the emotional attention of mothers and fathers and the social and prosocial competencies of their children.Methods:To accomplish this,a cross-sectional study and ex post facto design were conducted.The Trait-Meta Mood Scale(TMMS-24)-to assess emotional attention-,the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire(SDQ)-to determine the prosociality dimension-,and the Test on Passing Developmental Tasks in Adolescence(TCS-A)-to measure social inclusionwere administered.The participants were N=228 families composed of n=114 mothers/fathers(67.5%females)and n=114 daughters/sons(38.5%females)selected through non-probabilistic sampling using a convenience sample in the Bari region of Italy.A descriptive and inferential analysis-Student’s test and Pearson’s correlation-was performed with the statistic package SPSS version 28(significance level p<0.05).Results:The findings showed that the families possessed an adequate background in emotional attention and that their daughters and sons were also generally well-adjusted in social inclusion and prosociality.It also found certain signs that the prosocial competence of the children could be related to the behavior of their mothers and fathers.Conclusion:In conclusion,social inclusion is related to prosocial behavior,and maybe primarily cultivated within families where parents’emotional self-regulation serves as a model for children although further research is necessary.Comparative studies between different cultures are also proposed.
