Men's Self and Identity and Their Relations to Others in a Changing World [0.03%]
变化世界中的男性自我身份及其与他人的关系
Colette Van Laar,Tony Holman,Sarah Grootjans et al.
Colette Van Laar et al.
As masculinities are changing, taking a social identity perspective on men and their relations with others helps to understand how men navigate their social world. Combining this with other common approaches in the psychology of gender, men...
Identity Needs in Intergroup Relations: Between the Age of Apology and Victimhood Culture [0.03%]
群体关系中的身份需求：从谢罪的时代到受害者文化
Nurit Shnabel,Johannes Ullrich
Nurit Shnabel
Around the turn of the millennium, the social representation of minorities in Western societies shifted from marginalized deviants to victims of injustice, prompting calls for recognition and reparation. Drawing on the social identity tradi...
A Way Forward for Sustained Attention Research: Insights from the Deep Past [0.03%]
来自久远过去的洞见：持续注意力研究的前景展望
Bonnie J Humphrey,Ximena J Nelson,William S Helton
Bonnie J Humphrey
The mechanistic underpinnings of sustained attention, vigilance, and the ability to continue responding to critical stimuli over time, despite decades of research, are not well understood. Although sustained attention is vital for survival ...
Scenes from a Marriage: How We Found Our Way from Experimental Psychology to Social Neuroscience [0.03%]
从实验心理学到社会神经科学的道路——我们的婚姻故事
Uta Frith,Chris D Frith
Uta Frith
Looking back on our life and work, we reflect on the changes in our thinking due to three scientific and technological revolutions. These are information processing, computers, and brain imaging, and together they ousted behaviorism from it...
Time's Influence: A Systematic Review of Biases in Intertemporal Decision-Making [0.03%]
时间的影响：跨期决策偏差的系统性综述
Pelin Gülüm Taş,Yousef Maknoon,Jafar Rezaei
Pelin Gülüm Taş
Cognitive biases significantly influence decision-making by distorting how individuals perceive and evaluate outcomes over time. This systematic review synthesizes research from various domains, including behavioral economics, psychology, a...
How Do Psychologists Determine Whether a Measurement Scale Is Good? A Quarter-Century of Scale Validation with Hu & Bentler (1999) [0.03%]
心理学家用什么来判断一个测量量表是否优良？Hu和Bentler(1999)的半个世纪探索
Daniel McNeish
Daniel McNeish
Many psychologists rely on surveys, questionnaires, and measurement scales because psychological constructs like depression, motivation, or extraversion cannot be directly measured with physical instruments. Scale validation crucially provi...
Mark Conner,Paul Norman
Mark Conner
Are attitudes or intentions related to behavior change? Does changing attitudes or intentions change behavior? These are important questions for increasing our understanding of the determinants of behavior and how to change behavior. This r...
Personality Genomics [0.03%]
人格基因组学
Ted Schwaba,Michel G Nivard,Elliot M Tucker-Drob et al.
Ted Schwaba et al.
Recent research advances have precipitated the era of personality genomics: the study of how variation in human DNA sequence predicts individual differences in characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving. Here, we introduce p...
John Drury
John Drury
This review describes the social identity approach to crowd behavior. Research based on the social identity approach to crowds has grown significantly in the last 20 years, both quantitatively and qualitatively. I organize the new research ...
The Mindfulness Internal Attention (MIA) Framework: Uncovering the Attentional Mechanisms of Mindfulness Training [0.03%]
正念内部注意（MIA）框架：揭示正念训练的注意力机制
Yuval Hadash,Omer Dar,Iftach Amir et al.
Yuval Hadash et al.
Attention is theorized to have a definitive role in mindfulness and its salutary effects. Yet, findings from more than two decades of research testing this central theoretical premise have been surprisingly mixed. To account for this parado...