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期刊名:Integrative psychological and behavioral science

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ISSN:1932-4502

e-ISSN:1936-3567

IF/分区:1.4/Q4

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Komal Rathee Komal Rathee
The paper examines Yashica Dutt's Coming Out as Dalit through the framework of Trauma theory, highlighting the emotional and psychological consequences of hiding one's Dalit identity in a rigidly hierarchical society. This study offers a th...
Sven Hroar Klempe Sven Hroar Klempe
Although artificial intelligence has exploded for the last couple of years, the idea of comparing the human mind with a computer is not new. One may say that Alan Turing started this movement, and this idea got off to a flying start in psyc...
Joel Janhonen,Juuso Kähönen,Irina Salmi Joel Janhonen
In this article, we theoretically explore the role of biophilia for morality, challenging and expanding recent moral psychological models that struggle to account for this relationship. We conceptualize the psychological trait of Nature Rel...
Ayenew Guadu,Dawit Dibekulu Ayenew Guadu
This paper examines Nietzsche's concept of agon a competitive yet creative, rule-bounded struggle rooted in ancient Greek contests as a framework for understanding identity formation through disciplined conflict. By integrating Nietzsche's ...
Michael Kypreos Michael Kypreos
This paper proposes a vertically integrated framework of agency that connects thermodynamic constraints on living systems with agent-level evaluation and higher-order normative phenomena. Starting from the constraint that biological systems...
Roi Ezra,Moshe Mishali Roi Ezra
In today’s engineered epistemic ecologies, a new phenomenological marker we argue is emerging: thoughts that are present but not possessed—fluent formulations that are cognitively available yet not subjectively owned. This paper introduce...