University of New York in Prague

Global Mental Wealth: A Multidimensional Analysis of Social, Financial, and Emotional Well-Being in 92 Countries

Abstract Governments and organizations increasingly endorse the importance of mental health in all forms of policy, though emphasis in measurement still remains on indicators such as GDP, depression, and other common disorders. In this study of 92 countries ( n = 53,799), we asse...

Childhood trauma and PMOS-related quality of life: perceived stress statistically accounts for part of the association

Introduction Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), formerly known as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), is among the most prevalent endocrine disorders, and it is associated with substantial impairment in quality of life. Emerging evidence suggests that childhood trauma...

Digital media engagement and its relationship with depression severity

Introduction Throughout the pandemic, social media became the new newspaper, and the widespread information created a vulnerable state for the user. The study's goal is to determine the presence of depression in the Czech Republic's local population as well as how the use of medi...

Female Signatories and Peace Durability: Replicating Krause, Krause, and Bränfors (2018)

Krause et al. (2018) argue that the presence of female signatories in peace agreements contributes to more durable peace. This study evaluates the reproducibility of their findings and critically examines the strengths and limitations of the underlying analysis. While only minor...