Nordic Psychology

Papers
(The TQCC of Nordic Psychology 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 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
A good enough grip on life in youth21
Psychological assumptions underlying credibility assessments in Finnish asylum determinations17
Psychological risk factors and selective prevention of panic disorder: Theoretical aspects and clinical implications13
Expanding the Recovery Experience Questionnaire into a 5-factor model by including a factor covering experiences of contrast12
Correlates of maternal Openness12
Burnout, stress, and empathy9
Self-administered online test of memory functions8
Examining five-factor model personality traits among recently divorced Danes7
Self-compassion and social support7
Was it ADHD I had all along? Perceived consequences for women diagnosed with ADHD in adulthood6
Cultural orientation, social support, and discrimination in regard to adjustment among foreign workers in Denmark6
Trust in strangers and friends: The roles of agreeableness, open-mindedness, perspective taking, and trustworthiness5
Descriptive social norms and resource cues influence choice by additive and separate effects5
Dialogue as psychological method – a study of training interviewing and communication skills in psychology students4
Children and adolescents’ experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic in Sweden and Denmark: development, societal conditions and existential health. A comparative, thematic analysis4
A pilot study of a deliberate practice intervention for therapist trainees4
Autism and depression. Helping individuals with autism get a good enough grip on life by means of cognitive and life psychological intervention4
Factor structure and psychometric properties of a Swedish version of the Sussex-Oxford Compassion Scales (SOCS)4
A patient perspective on non-attendance for psychotherapy in psychiatric outpatient care for patients with affective disorders4
Problems of diagnostic psychiatry—and the search for a way forward3
Attention deficit and reading difficulty, intellectual humility, consumer choice, overspending, maternal substance misuse and trust3
Bilingualism and performance on the WISC-V – findings from the FinSwed study3
Investigating the psychometric properties of the Adult Self Report form among young adults in Norway3
Happiness, concussion, user experience, socialization and ADHD3
Overspending on smartphone purchases among Swedish young adults3
Attachment and socialized religion within the Læstadian revival movement3
Correction3
Assessing subjective autobiographical memory with Finnish versions of the Survey of Autobiographical Memory and the Autobiographical Recollection Test3
Anxiety, trust, leadership, communication and stress2
With a little coping from my friends: a case study of voice, manager response and collective coping in an organisational context2
The role of mind-body bridging-based university psychology course for students’ well-being2
Exploring “wokeness” in Sweden: psychological implications2
Effects of psychosocial interventions on dietary pathology in patients undergoing metabolic and bariatric surgery: a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials2
Strengthening parenting among refugees in Europe (SPARE): initial feasibility in Iceland and Norway2
Self-compassion as a mechanism of change in patients with eating disorders and childhood trauma receiving CFT-E; a study of within-person processes2
Redefined self, reconfigured relationships: Navigating the aftermath of traumatic brain injury in adolescents and young adults2
Caregiver/child ratio and group size in Scandinavian Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC): a systematic review of qualitative research2
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