Background: Mental health apps have great potential to help people needing support to
cope with distress or specific symptoms. In fact, there is an exponential increase in the …

Background The development of mobile computing technology has enabled the delivery of
psychological interventions while people go about their everyday lives. The original visions …

Feelings of well-being and happiness fluctuate over time and contexts. Ecological
Momentary Assessment (EMA) studies can capture fluctuations in momentary behavior, and …

Background Digital mental health tools have tended to use psychoeducational strategies
based on treatment orientations developed and validated outside of digital health. These …

Prolonged physiological stress responses form an important risk factor for disease.
According to neurobiological and evolution-theoretical insights the stress response is a …

Prominent theories suggest that self-injurious thoughts and behaviours are negatively
reinforced by decreased negative affect. The present meta-analysis quantifies effects from …

Background Mobile apps are being used increasingly for mental health purposes, but
evidence of their efficacy remains limited. The mechanisms underlying any effects of such …

Research in psychology and organizational behavior has made substantial progress in
understanding what affects employee health and well‐being. In this review article, we …

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Abstract Smartphone applications (“apps”) may contribute to closing the treatment gap for
depression by reaching large populations at relatively low costs. The general public seems …