Publications by authors named "Mikell Bursky"
Depression is often associated with co-occurring neurocognitive deficits in executive function (EF), processing speed (PS) and emotion regulation (ER), which impact treatment response. Cognitive training targeting these capacities results in improved cognitive function and mood, demonstrating the relationship between cognition and affect, and shedding light on novel targets for cognitive-focused interventions. Computerized cognitive training (CCT) is one such new intervention, with evidence suggesting it may be effective as an adjunct treatment for depression.
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- As of July 2021, Covid-19 has resulted in over 4 million deaths and widespread economic turmoil, prompting governments to enforce lockdowns that have led to increased feelings of fear, anxiety, and loneliness among individuals.
- Research suggests that meditation and mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) may offer effective psychological support for those experiencing these challenges, similar to their benefits for prisoners.
- A narrative review analyzes the similarities between quarantine and imprisonment, explores how meditation impacts mental health, and evaluates existing literature on meditation's benefits during the pandemic, culminating in a review of 24 pertinent studies.
Research has used cluster analysis to identify clusters, or groups, of sexual victimization survivors who share similar assault experiences. However, researchers have not investigated whether disclosure status is a key component of the survivors' experience. The current study identified two clusters among 174 disclosing and non-disclosing sexual victimization survivors.
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