Psychosocial and Behavioral Dynamics in Health

Psychosocial and Behavioral Dynamics in Health, Education, and Technology brings together multidisciplinary perspectives on pressing issues at the intersection of psychology, education, and innovation. The volume examines how attachment styles, adverse childhood experiences, and gender differences shape adolescents’ problematic technological behaviors, alongside strategies for fostering environmental sustainability through education. Contributions address the interplay of binge eating disorder, distress overtolerance, and parental psychological control, as well as parental experiences of autism spectrum disorder within audiovisual therapeutic contexts. Finally, the role of work engagement in advancing innovation through telemedicine and telerehabilitation highlights transformative possibilities in contemporary healthcare.