Sentences with phrase «in psychology papers»

He attended the Scarborough School and by his teens possessed well - formed views about abstract art, writing in a psychology paper, «The greater the work of art, the more abstract and impersonal it is; the more it embodies universal experience, and the fewer specific personality traits it reveals.»

Not exact matches

In the paper, which was published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, the researchers said that those who asked for a range were more likely to get their reservation price than if they gave a single offeIn the paper, which was published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, the researchers said that those who asked for a range were more likely to get their reservation price than if they gave a single offein the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, the researchers said that those who asked for a range were more likely to get their reservation price than if they gave a single offer.

A classic psychology paper, Pygmalion in the Classroom, describes a study in which elementary - school students were given a test to identify the most able.

Not necessarily, says Jana Raver in a paper recently published in Applied Psychology.

In 2007, a paper published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology described perseverance and passion for long - term goals as «Grit» (a non-cognitive trait that measured persistence), and rated it of equal or greater value than IQ and talenIn 2007, a paper published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology described perseverance and passion for long - term goals as «Grit» (a non-cognitive trait that measured persistence), and rated it of equal or greater value than IQ and talenin the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology described perseverance and passion for long - term goals as «Grit» (a non-cognitive trait that measured persistence), and rated it of equal or greater value than IQ and talent.

Dr. Loughlin has published empirical papers in the Journal of Experimental Psychology, the Journal of Organizational Behavior, the Journal of Applied Psychology, and the Journal of Occupational and Organisational Psychology, as well as co-authoring book chapters on work stress, workplace health and safety, and the quality of youth employment (several of these publications have been with her students).

The paper has broad implications for interdisciplinary science, because it demonstrates a striking pattern in human behavior that bears on, among others, the disciplines of psychology, medicine, sociology, economics, and anthropology.

This is exactly what the study discovered: A paper in psychology or psychiatry is about five times as likely to report a positive result as one in astrophysics.

The purpose of this paper is to explore some of the implications for process philosophy of a new approach to brain psychology and the dynamics of the mental state — microgenetic theory — that has developed out of the study of symptoms in neurological cases.

My criticism of Girard is, however, that he is stronger in «social psychology» than in «individual psychology»; that is, his sociological edifice seems to lack the understanding of individual motivation which I have been attempting to articulate in this paper.

A series of papers on the implications and applications of ego psychology in working with various types of clients.

This led to a quasi-schizophrenic split in the Zeitgeist to which David Bohm has also alluded in his paper: I mean the contrast between the developments in physics on the one hand, and of academic psychology on the other.

And as a thought provoking paper in the Journal of Health Psychology explains, they use a strange an biased view of the past to subtly (and not so subtly) promote their personal opinions.

Yes, maybe discussing the origins would have made for a more thorough paper, but I think that by reading this paper a person can see how attachment theory is an important topic in psychology and how it is exemplified in everyday life.

Although my paper has its weaknesses in some areas, I think it is a relatively strong paper on an important topic in psychology.

A paper that appeared in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry listed children's mental health as one of the six priority areas in need of attention to improve the health and development of children and adolescents across the globe.

There are lots of good studies in the West on breastfeeding and immune function but I wanted to stay away from Western psychology and epidemiology papers in my post because of their over-reliance on the children of urban, white, and educated parents (an unrepresentative sample).

Her 16 page paper, «Ecstatic Birth,» (Buckley, 2010) guides educators and doula trainers, who rely heavily on her explanations of hormonal physiology in childbearing, for teaching about labor physiology and psychology and the impact of care practices.

An ambitious new paper recently published by Jochim Hansen and Johann Melzner in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology argues precisely that.

Vickers Smith and other researchers authored a paper recently published in Psychology of Addictive Behaviors that explores recreational gabapentin use by a cohort of study participants in Appalachian Kentucky.

The Journal of Analytical Psychology paper's author, Ronald Britton, a prominent psychoanalyst, links these tensions and griefs to the daydream in which Mary Shelley first envisioned Frankenstein's monster — «the spectre which had haunted my midnight pillow,» as she later put it.

«Classroom processes in the early years, including teacher practices and student behavioral norms, contribute to children's experience of themselves as learners and provide a foundation for future interactions,» said Elise Cappella, associate professor of applied psychology at NYU Steinhardt and the paper's first author.

«As certain areas of the brain become more variable, it seems to compensate in some ways for the other parts of the brain that are decreasing,» said Aaron Heller, an assistant professor in the Psychology Department and senior author of the paper.

Katherine Button, a psychology researcher at the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom and first author of the paper, became aware of the problem when she was doing her Ph.D. at the university under the joint supervision of Glyn Lewis and Marcus Munafò.

«People in many western countries see mixed feelings as undesirable — as if to suggest that someone experiencing mixed feelings is wishy - washy,» said Igor Grossmann, a professor in the Department of Psychology at Waterloo, and lead author of the paper.

«It remains to be determined why the United States is an outlier with respect to its clinical trials,» added Alexander Tuttle, a doctoral student in psychology at McGill, and co-first author of the paper.

Significantly, one previous paper presented at the International Society of Political Psychology in 2001, titled «Can humanity constitute an in - group?

Richard Coss, now a psychology professor at the University of California at Davis, largely invented the idea of evolutionary aesthetics in a paper he wrote 30 years ago as a young graduate in industrial design.

«Our goal was to summarize and provide directions for future research on a topic that is relevant for understanding several prevalent developmental disorders,» said Lucina Q. Uddin, assistant professor of psychology in the UM College of Arts & Sciences, principal investigator of this study and co-author of the paper.

«This is important because there's a robust body of research showing that the ability to talk about sexual health with a partner, such as a willingness to talk about condoms, is one of the strongest predictors of whether a couple will engage in safer sex,» says Laura Widman, lead author of a paper describing the work and an assistant professor of psychology at NC State.

«There are papers already out there that I've reviewed that I kind of wish my reviews were published with because I think it's important for any reader of the paper to take into account some of the concerns that I and other reviewers were bringing up — and I think that's true for a lot of science that's out there,» says Michelle Wirth, an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana who has published a paper with F1000Research, another journal experimenting with open peer review.

The curriculum's purpose was not to lead students to a predetermined best answer but to raise their awareness about making responsible and reasoned decisions, said Xin Zhang, a doctoral student in psychology at the University of Illinois and the lead author on the paper.

The results of his study have now been published in the journal Developmental Psychology, and the title of the paper, «It's Payback Time,» answers the question in no uncertain terms.

The PNAS paper, written by Romy van der Lee and Naomi Ellemers of Leiden University's Institute of Psychology, is an example of a classic statistical trap, says statistician Casper Albers of the University of Groningen, who tore the paper apart in a blog post yesterday.

Motyl, Skitka and their colleagues report their analysis in a paper also published in the July Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.

The paper was sound but a libel threat apparently exerted pressure on management at Frontiers in Psychology, suggesting a blow to academic freedom

So a paper critiquing methods in the field of psychology is being taken to task for its methods.

So Motyl and Skitka also set out to compare papers in four major psychology journals published in 2003 and 2004 with the same number of studies published 10 years later, in 2013 and 2014.

In a recent paper published in the Journal of Comparative Psychology, Large and Gray (2015) assessed spontaneous and synchronized drumming tempo in a female bonobo (Kuni) who self - selected to participate by regularly approaching a human drummer in a designated research area within a bonobo zoo enclosurIn a recent paper published in the Journal of Comparative Psychology, Large and Gray (2015) assessed spontaneous and synchronized drumming tempo in a female bonobo (Kuni) who self - selected to participate by regularly approaching a human drummer in a designated research area within a bonobo zoo enclosurin the Journal of Comparative Psychology, Large and Gray (2015) assessed spontaneous and synchronized drumming tempo in a female bonobo (Kuni) who self - selected to participate by regularly approaching a human drummer in a designated research area within a bonobo zoo enclosurin a female bonobo (Kuni) who self - selected to participate by regularly approaching a human drummer in a designated research area within a bonobo zoo enclosurin a designated research area within a bonobo zoo enclosure.

In a controversial research paper published in Psychological Review, Professor Jeffrey Bowers of Bristol's School of Experimental Psychology warns that schools are investing in expensive interventions because they claim a neuroscientific basiIn a controversial research paper published in Psychological Review, Professor Jeffrey Bowers of Bristol's School of Experimental Psychology warns that schools are investing in expensive interventions because they claim a neuroscientific basiin Psychological Review, Professor Jeffrey Bowers of Bristol's School of Experimental Psychology warns that schools are investing in expensive interventions because they claim a neuroscientific basiin expensive interventions because they claim a neuroscientific basis.

The UA researchers» paper, «The Evil Animal: A Terror Management Theory Perspective on the Human Tendency to Kill Animals,» was published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.

«RAIs are important because they are widely used in the United States in an attempt to reduce biased assessments of recidivism risk and are increasingly being mandated at the local, state and federal level,» says Sarah Desmarais, an associate professor of psychology at NC State and lead author of a paper on the research.

The paper brings together studies from psychology and sociology that examine factors like burnout in call center workers and emotional exhaustion in bus drivers, and also includes experimental research examining the taxing nature of regulating emotions when performing tasks.

Vanessa Brown, first author on the paper and a graduate student in the department of psychology in Virginia Tech's College of Science, said that both the behavioral and neural findings show that people with PTSD pay more attention to surprise while learning.

In the first of three related papers being presented next week at the Symposium on the Foundations of Software Engineering, a team of computer science and psychology researchers from NC State and Microsoft Research surveyed more than 250 developers on their experiences with security tools.

Critcher's paper, «The Cost of Keeping it Hidden: Decomposing Concealment Reveals What Makes it Depleting,» forthcoming in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General and co-authored with Melissa J. Ferguson of Cornell University, details multiple negative consequences of concealment.

A recent paper in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology suggests that it does.

«It's a growing problem and I think it's going to get worse,» says Larry Roberts of McMaster's Department of Psychology, Neuroscience and Behaviour, the only Canadian author of a paper published this week in the journal Scientific Reports.

When Bem's paper was accepted by the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, a hailstorm of criticism erupted in the normally measured field.

Steve Breckler, executive director for science for the American Psychological Association, worried that even a 12 - month delay before posting papers could harm journals in his field because readership of psychology papers remains high for years after they're published.