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Naoya Tani,Ingrid R Olson,Nora S Newcombe Naoya Tani
It is commonly claimed that curiosity, agency, and choice enhance learning and memory in children. However, the few studies that have investigated this in young children reveal mixed effects on memory. To test this, in Experiment 1, childre...
Sally A Larsen,Kathryn Asbury,William L Coventry et al. Sally A Larsen et al.
The Confusion, Hubbub and Order Scale (CHAOS) - short form - is a survey tool intended to capture information about home environments. It is widely used in studies of child and adolescent development and psychopathology, particularly twin s...
Stephan Nebe,André Kretzschmar,Maike C Brandt et al. Stephan Nebe et al.
Habits pose a fundamental puzzle for those aiming to understand human behavior. They pervade our everyday lives and dominate some forms of psychopathology but are extremely hard to elicit in the lab. In this Registered Report, we developed ...
Jessica J Glazier,Eric M Gomez,Kristina R Olson Jessica J Glazier
Previous research often suggests that people who endorse more essentialist beliefs about social groups are also likely to show increased prejudice towards members of these social groups, and there is even some evidence to suggest that essen...
Megan J Limbert,Jennifer A Coleman,Angela Gutchess Megan J Limbert
Despite the number of documented declines in memory with age, memory for socioemotional information can be preserved into older adulthood. These studies assessed whether memory for character information could be preserved with age, and how ...
Jonathan E Peelle,Kristin J Van Engen Jonathan E Peelle
The number of possible approaches to conducting and analyzing a research study-often referred to as researcher degrees of freedom-has been increasingly under scrutiny as a challenge to the reproducibility of experimental results. Here we fo...
Kristin J Van Engen,Avanti Dey,Nichole Runge et al. Kristin J Van Engen et al.
This study assessed the effects of age, word frequency, and background noise on the time course of lexical activation during spoken word recognition. Participants (41 young adults and 39 older adults) performed a visual world word recogniti...
Suzanne C Segerstrom,Tessa R Blevins,Kate A Leger et al. Suzanne C Segerstrom et al.
Concurrent and retrospective reports correspond for personality, affect, and coping. The present study described how autonomy, competence, and relatedness components of eudaemonic well-being (EWB) change over days and months and tested corr...
Eileen K Graham,Sara J Weston,Nicholas A Turiano et al. Eileen K Graham et al.
Current literature suggests that neuroticism is positively associated with maladaptive life choices, likelihood of disease, and mortality. However, recent research has identified circumstances under which neuroticism is associated with posi...
Nicholas A Turiano,Eileen K Graham,Sara J Weston et al. Nicholas A Turiano et al.
Individual differences in the Big Five personality traits have emerged as predictors of health and longevity. Although there are robust protective effects for higher levels of conscientiousness, results are mixed for other personality trait...