Background: Despite numerous empirical studies and systematic reviews conducted on the
effectiveness of interventions improving psychological well-being, there is no holistic …

This paper reports an analysis of publications of scholars around the world in psychological
well-being in the subject area of psychology. The study uses a bibliometric approach that …

Published original research papers, regardless of the impact factor and standing of the
journal, are often found to suffer from several shortcomings. At best, these papers junk the …

The number of systematic reviews and meta-analyses has grown considerably in recent
years (Ioannidis, 2016). One key reason may be their high reputation on the ranking lists of …

The biomedical literature has grown exponentially since the latter half of the 20th century. In
an attempt to reduce information overload and increase efficiency, many researchers …

Background Our aim was to explore how systematic reviews of the effects of complex
interventions within the field of organisation of mental health care organised research …

Background A growing body of primary study and systematic review literature evaluates
interventions and phenomena in applied and health psychology. Reviews of reviews (ie …

Objective We assessed how well articles in major medical and psychiatric journals followed
best reporting practices in presenting results of intervention studies. Method Standardised …

Purpose The number of patients with depressive disordered globally increased and affects
people of all ages and countries and has a significant and negative impact on the quality of …

The manifesto on salvaging psychotherapy research has much to commend it and I
compliment Coyne and Kok for their unflinching criticism and proposed stringent solutions …