Irrational beliefs indirectly predict retirement satisfaction through the conceptualization of retirement: a cross-sectional study in a sample of recent retirees.

Background: Although most retirees are satisfied, some do not feel well in retirement. The resource-based dynamic perspective explains retirement dissatisfaction as the lack of resources. This study focused on psychological resources, specifically on the role of rational/irrational beliefs and retirement concepts in retirement satisfaction.

[A/B type behavior in relation to changes in the ocular background in juvenile diabetics].

Within a broadly conceived interdisciplinary project pertaining to some specific problems of the psychology of health (preventive psychology) attention was focused also on an analysis of interrelations of A/B type of behaviour and juvenile diabetes. The methodological basis were the results, reported in the work of Skorodenský, Králiková et al in 1988 in the Journal Cs. Pediatrie (1).