British Psychology Society Textbook of the Year 2020 Why do people who are more socially
connected live longer and have better health than those who are socially isolated? Why are …

According to the social identity approach to health, group memberships influence people's
mental health to the extent that they identify with their group. Emerging evidence suggests …

In the midst of an unprecedented refugee crisis and the shortfall of aid organization
resources, a shift toward utilizing the capacity for collective resilience in refugee …

Being a member of a rejected group negatively affects well‐being but can also increase
group identification, which can have positive effects on well‐being. However, this rejection …

In spite of the harsh conditions that refugees of conflicts experience for many years in exile
in developing countries, there is evidence showing that refugees of conflict help each other …

In an attempt to combat the social isolation and stigma associated with the incarceration of a
family member, increasingly efforts are made to support families affected by imprisonment …

Background: An emerging category of morbidity in research among people experiencing
homelessness (PEH) is quality of life (QoL). The Commission on Social Determinants of …

We examined stigmatization and discrimination experienced during the process of hospital
discharge by people with lived experience of homelessness (PWLEs). We propose the term …

People living homeless are quite heterogeneous groups, including different subgroups with
specific characteristics that vary substantially. Within this group, women living homeless are …

Introduction A significant barrier to recovery for individuals with co-morbid eating disorders
and type 1 diabetes is the way in which group members self-categorise. Nonetheless …