Inspiring Hope
This guide provides a step-by-step process for setting up randomization in a REDCap survey, ensuring unbiased participant assignment. It covers survey design, configuring a randomization field, activating necessary modules, and utilizing an external module for automatic randomization.
This post organizes the resources about the Evaluating the Good Lives Model among students publication in one place. You can get access to the open-access article, data file, analysis script, blogs and everything concerning the publication.
I have written on my experience on my recent publication. In this blog post, I shared 6 valuable lessons that can help students and those considering a career in research on their research projects.
The current study investigated how self-regulation affected the relationship between the importance people attached to the primary goods and how they achieved those goals and engaged in antisocial behaviour. In this post I review the study and share my thought on critical aspects of the study.
Ms. Roberta Kekle Selormey delivered a talk on stress, where she discussed its causes, effects, and ways to manage it.
I presented on parenting to a group of young parents from the Netherlands/Belgium District of the Young Adults Fellowship (YAF) of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PCG). My presentation was based on both biblical and psychological principles, as the audience was Christian.
This was a presentation of my research master's internship at the Decepticon 2023 conference.
This is my random thought about a news article on a bird that turned into a human. In this write-up, I highlight how certain news coverage can stigmatize mental health in Ghana.
This post is a review of the current study that systematically examines the existing empirical evidence for the role of emotions and social information processing in influencing aggressive behavior. I discussed some of the critical aspects of the study and offered my opinion on them. I also suggested how some parts of the proposed model can be tested using a less costly method.
Religion, Innovation, and Mental Health (RIM) is a unique event that explores the connections between spirituality, creativity, and well-being. Our speakers are experts in their fields who will share insights and practical tips on how to innovate, cope with challenges, and nurture your soul. Whether you are religious or not, RIM will inspire you to discover new perspectives and possibilities for your life.
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