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2026: In Press
2026: In Press
Published:
2026-01-01
Articles
A Network‑Informed Machine Learning Model of How Trait Negative Affectivity and Pain Catastrophizing Predict Somatic Symptom Intensity
Maia Bolashvili (Author); Nino Beridze (Corresponding Author)
1-10
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Maia Bolashvili
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Nino Beridze
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Modeling the Influence of Fear‑Avoidance Beliefs and Cognitive Biases on Psychosomatic Symptom Maintenance Using Machine Learning
Sophie Nakamanya (Author); Andrei Dumitrescu (Corresponding Author); Pascal Reinert (Author)
1-11
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Sophie Nakamanya
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Andrei Dumitrescu
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Pascal Reinert
Alexithymia, Interoceptive Awareness, and Autonomic Indices: A Machine-Learning Approach to Psychosomatic Vulnerability
Sofía Alvarado (Author); Andrés Mejía (Corresponding Author); Elena Trajkovska (Author)
1-11
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Sofía Alvarado
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Andrés Mejía
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,
Elena Trajkovska
Predictive Modeling of Health Anxiety From Personality Dimensions and Physiological Stress Parameters
Ayako Nishimura (Author); Yu-Chen Lin (Corresponding Author)
1-10
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Ayako Nishimura
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Yu-Chen Lin
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Language
English
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E-ISSN:
3041-8542
Editor-in-Chief:
Prof. Şennur Tutarel Kışlak
Owner:
KMAN Research Institute
Publisher:
KMANPUB (KMAN Publishing Institute)
Contact email:
jppr@kmanpub.com
Open access:
Yes
Peer review:
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Review fee:
150$
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Accepted: 37%
Rejected: 63%
Number of Volumes
4
Number of Issues
15