Bailan (摆烂), meaning “to give up and let things rot,” has emerged among Chinese youth as a cultural expression of disillusionment, withdrawal, and resignation in response to intense academic, occupational, and socioeconomic pressures. However, its conceptual boundaries and clinical relevance remain unclear. This narr...
N. Pang, U. Volpe, L. Orsolini et al.· Psychiatry International· 0 citations
The course of depressive symptoms in mood disorders may be influenced by multiple clinical factors, making predictors of subsequent symptoms difficult to identify. This study examined whether affective temperaments are associated with depressive symptoms at one‐year follow‐up in middle‐aged and older patients with mood...
Takashi Ozaki, H. Narita, Shizuka Mito et al.· Neuropsychopharmacology Repo...· 0 citations
The network structure of depressive and anxiety symptoms and suicidality among psychiatric patients across Asia found that the central and bridge symptoms might represent potential clinical markers and generate hypotheses for longitudinal and interventional research on depression, anxiety, and suicidality in the future...
L. A, Yuan Feng, Qin-Ge Zhang et al.· International Journal of Soc...· 0 citations
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