Investigating the influence of elements in pocket parks on the psychological restoration of young people: a study from Guiyang and Chongqing in Southwest China by Ma, Geng, Pellegrini, Paola, Ma, Jiaqi, Shi, Linfeng

“…The analysis revealed that amenities for relaxation and sports play a pivotal role in enhancing restorative outcomes and influencing psychological traits. …”
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Social capital, fear of victimisation, prior victimisation : attitudes towards restorative justice in Singapore by Lee, Shu Min

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Noise influences on restorative effects in a tropical urban green space by Tan, Shi Ying

“…Nature or greenspaces are have shown to be psychologically restorative. However, increasing urbanisation created many constructions works for city developments that led to a rise in construction noises. …”
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Examining the physical and psychological effects of combining multimodal feedback with continuous control in prosthetic hands by Chappell, D, Yang, Z, Clark, AB, Berkovic, A, Laganier, C, Baxter, W, Bello, F, Kormushev, P, Rojas, N

“…The combination of proprioceptive feedback and continuous control enabled more accurate position and force modulation than without proprioceptive feedback, and restored blindfolded object identification ability to open-loop discrete controller levels. …”

“It's my body, I get to choose”: a mixed-method study on reactions towards Singapore's nutri-grade scheme and test of restoration postscripts by Chuah, Chong Koon

“…This study investigates consumers’ reactions towards the Nutri-Grade label from a psychological perspective through a mixed-methods research design that involves photo-elicitation interviews and an online experiment conducted in two separate studies. …”
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Cognitive training and mild cognitive impairment : a review by Chua, Xavier Cheng En, Seow, Jonathan Wei En, Tan, Huiting

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Romantic crushes promote variety-seeking behavior by Huang, Irene Xun, Dong, Ping

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Oikeion, Agathon, and Archaia Phusis in Plato’s Symposium by Crüwell, HS

“…In this paper, I show that Aristophanes’s speech in Plato’s Symposium is tied into an interesting and hitherto unexplored web of ideas in Plato’s ethics and psychology. The poet’s analysis of erōs as ‘leading us to what “belongs” (the oikeion)’ (193d2) and as ‘restoring us in our “original nature” (archaia phusis)’ (193d4) is not a mere negative contribution that renders him a ‘target for Diotima’s fire’ (Dover). …”