Canadian Psychology-Psychologie Canadienne

Papers
(The TQCC of Canadian Psychology-Psychologie Canadienne is 3. 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Supplemental Material for The Content and Quality of Canadian Trauma and PTSD Websites46
Acknowledgement of Ad Hoc Reviewers45
Beyond the denial–acceptance dichotomy: Americans who express natural climate causation arguments and their nuanced support for climate action.29
Implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on child and adolescent developmental health.28
Transdiagnostic approaches to cognitive behavioural therapy for negative emotional disorders in adults.26
I know it’s bad, but I have been pressured into it: Questionable research practices among psychology students in Canada.23
Entheogens and psychedelics in Canada: Proposal for a new paradigm.22
Supplemental Material for Reproducibility of PsycInfo Searches Across Platforms22
Supplemental Material for Examining the Impact of On-/Off-Script Sexual Orientation on Mental Health21
Outils de mesure des attitudes à l’égard des personnes en situation de handicap : Une revue systématique de la littérature.20
Ethical issues in patient partnership in psychology and health research.19
Follow the money: Is borderline personality disorder research underfunded in Canada?16
The power and perils of passion in the quest for self-growth and optimal functioning.15
Opening the gate to include people of colour in professional psychology: Reply to Canadian Psychological Association (2026).14
Towards high standards of evidence for cognitive behaviour therapy for perfectionism: A critique of Smith et al. (2023).14
Clarification to “Obstacles to diversification: Lived experiences of visible minority applicants and faculty members in psychology” by Tze and Li (2025).13
Hommes autochtones auteurs de violences sexuelles, conjugales et familiales : Un examen de la portée.13
Dialogue with the deaf: The future role of psychology.12
Barriers to mental health care for Black youth in Canada: A socioecological perspective.12
Vicarious burnout and opportunities to thrive: Support personnel exposed to female-specific refugee trauma.11
L’expérience de Rosenhan, 50 ans plus tard.10
Social determinants of mental health and care access among 2SLGBTQI people: Highlights from community-engaged research.10
Psychological study of the personality structure in individuals with neurotic and neurosis-like disorders: A systematic review.10
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are increasing in indigenous populations in Canada: Now what?10
Supplemental Material for The Code Less Travelled: Can the Canadian Psychological Association Code of Ethics Support Ethical Decision Making in the New Era of Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy?9
Trauma-exposed professionals: How psychologists support and can further protect all those who serve.9
Lifting voices: Black lives and experience.9
Between belonging and betrayal: Reflections on my journey towards critical social justice in professional psychology.9
The imperative to recruit and retain psychologists in Canadian hospitals: Challenges and proposed solutions.8
Correction to Ali and Sichel (2021).7
Posttraumatic stress symptoms among sexual assault victims across the legal proceedings stages: A systematic review.7
Resilience in refugee children and youth: A critical literature review.7
Suicide prevention training within graduate psychology programs in Quebec, Canada: A quantitative and qualitative survey.7
Claire Victoria Signy Crooks (1973–2024).6
Supplemental Material for Towards Higher Standards and Improved Treatments for Perfectionism: A Reply to Egan et al. (2023)6
Reproducibility of PsycInfo searches across platforms.6
Supplemental Material for Lions at the Gate: How Weaponization of Policy Prevents People of Colour From Becoming Professional Psychologists in Canada6
The practice of clinical forensic psychology in Canada: Current landscape and future directions.6
Supplemental Material for Coping and Emotion Regulation: A Conceptual and Measurement Scoping Review6
Podcasting to mobilize knowledge in psychology: A personal account and beginner’s guide.5
The balance of the ideal and the pragmatic in professional psychology training.5
Philosophies about learning and the practices that follow.5
Supplemental Material for Evidence Before Entry: Evaluating the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario’s Regulation Modernization Proposals5
Advancing racial equity, diversity, and inclusion in Ontario’s child and youth mental health sector: Perspectives of agency leaders.4
Measures of emotion dysregulation: A narrative review.4
Modern slavery and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.3
Editorial.3
Effects of parenthood and gender on well-being and work productivity among Canadian academic research faculty amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.3
Community-based research: Perspectives of psychology researchers and community partners.3
Preparing student therapists to work with Black mental health: Attending to the social and institutional organization of “culture” in Canadian counsellor education.3
Supplemental Material for Profil sociodémographique et psychosexuel des acteur.trices dans les films pornographiques : un examen de la portée3
Supplemental Material for Are Social Anxiety Experiences Among Canadian Undergraduate Students on the Rise? A Systematic Review, Meta-Analysis, and Metaregression3
Giving psychology away: Ethical knowledge mobilization.3
Robert Sydney Lockhart (1939–2025).3
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