OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Psihologija is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Psychological symptoms of COVID-19 epidemic: A systematic review of current evidence	13
Relationships between developmental feedback, intrinsic motivation, and creative personality and performance	12
Fear of COVID-19 and sleep problems in Turkish young adults: Mediating roles of happiness and problematic social networking sites use	9
Coping with unemployment in COVID-19: The role of employability beliefs in exploration self-efficacy	7
Activity matters: Physical exercise and stress coping during the 2020 COVID-19 state of emergency	6
The role of absenteeism in the prediction of math achievement on the basis of self-concept and motivation: TIMSS 2015 in Serbia	6
The relationship between social support and uncertainty of COVID-19: The mediating roles of resilience and academic self-efficacy	6
Support for the measures in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic: The role of political ideology	6
The light and the dark side of social media use: Depression, anxiety, and eating attitudes among adolescents	5
Perceived lack of control and conspiracy theory beliefs in the wake of political strife and natural disaster	5
The effect of overweight stereotype threat on children’s motor learning	5
The depression anxiety and stress Scales-21: Bifactor statistical indices in support of the total and depression scores	5
Motor learning and working memory in children: The role of cognitive-motor and motor-motor dual-task training	4
Problematic social media use, satisfaction with life, and levels of depressive symptoms in university students during the COVID-19 pandemic: Mediation role of social support	4
Social anxiety and rumination in the context of the revised reinforcement sensitivity theory and the mediation model of social anxiety	4
Intergroup conflict runs in the family: Parental social attitudes and political ideology predict the ethos of conflict in their offspring	4
Social networking sites passive use and its effects on sad-happy mood	4
The role of emotional competencies in psychological responding to COVID-19 pandemic	3
Life satisfaction in childhood: Latin American immigrant children in Chile	3
Are you scared of what comes next? Students' future career anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic	3
Psychometric properties of the Bangla version of multidimensional scale of perceived social support	3
Better once it's over, worse now: Prospective moral behaviors after the coronavirus epidemic and cyberchondria	3
Pandemic parenting: Predictors of quality of parental pandemic practices during COVID-19 lockdown in Serbia	3
Dark, dissatisfied and disengaged: Propensity towards marital infidelity, the dark triad, marital satisfaction and the mediating role of moral disengagement	2
The moderating role of personal resources in the relationship between job demands and work engagement	2

Is the quality or the frequency of communication? The communication on social networks sites moderates the association between attachment and relational satisfaction	2
Exploring the relationship between tourists’ emotional experience, destination personality perception, satisfaction and behavioral intentions	2
Psychometric characteristics of a Serbian translation of the unconditional self-acceptance questionnaire and the development of a short form	2
Why more competent adolescents advance or regress after assymetrical peer interaction: Studying dialogue characteristics that make a difference	2
Assessing the dimensionality of three LMX instruments within a diverse cultural and linguistic context	2
The zone of actual and the zone of proximal development measured through preschool dynamic assessment as predictors of later school performance - a longitudinal study	2
Job autonomy and employee strengths use: The roles of work engagement and job insecurity	2
A conditional process model to explain problematic smartphone use: The interaction among frustration intolerance, duration of use, and gender	2