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psychological model

psychological model A psychological model is a structured way of showing how psychological experiences, perceptions, or traits are related to one another.

A psychological model is a structured way of showing how psychological experiences, perceptions, or traits are related to one another. In this source, it refers to a correlational model linking adolescents’ perceived educational experiences with resilience, rumination, emotional regulation, and perceived reduction in depressive symptoms.

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Drafting source: Wang Da; Ye Rui; Ren Kaiwen; Gao Chengrui. Augmented reality-based fine arts education experiences and adolescents’ perceived reduction in depressive symptoms: a self-report study of associations with psychological resilience, rumination, and emotional regulation. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1888424; article XML SHA-256 9c03db99e8ac227124eab0437249b1a88e56e4e340da4b95cc2d155b9ea1a688. “Augmented reality-based fine arts education experiences and adolescents’ perceived reduction in depressive symptoms: a self-report study of associations with psychological resilience, rumination, and emotional regulation” (10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1888424).
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