Browsing by Author "Freeman, Erin"
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The Concern about Losing Face and Social Anxiety: The Mediating Roles of Self-Compassion and Autonomy
Bo, Ranyu (2023-12-15)Social anxiety is a prevalent mental health challenge among college students. Prior research has documented various antecedents of social anxiety, with one of them being the concern about losing face. Yet, less is known ... -
Depression and aggression in Chinese migrant adolescents: the moderating role of family and peer support
Dai, Qi (2021-12)The goal of this study was to examine the relationship between depression and aggression among Chinese migrant adolescents. The moderating roles of family and peer support were also tested separately. Participants were ... -
The Developmental Trajectory of Friendship Jealousy in Adolescence: The Role of Attachment Security and Emotion Regulation
Dai, Qi (2023-12-15)The current study investigated the developmental trajectory of friendship jealousy across a one-year interval during adolescence. It also explored the association of attachment security with friendship jealousy while testing ... -
Dopaminergic Genes Predictive of Unmotivated Confirmation Bias are not Predictive of Motivated Confirmation Bias
Bryant, Douglas (2020)Confirmation bias is persistently devastating to rational judgment and decision-making. Previous research supports cognitive and behavioral distinctions between two types of confirmation bias: motivated confirmation bias ... -
Exercise-Induced Cognitive Decline: Exploring the Role of Pain Catastrophizing
Johnston, Madison L. (2024-08-01)The relationship between exercise and cognition has been extensively studied, with results varying based on factors such as the length, intensity, and modality of exercise and the timing, task, and domain of cognition ... -
Experiences of Social Isolation in Rural Communities: A Multidisciplinary Approach
Arledge, Brenna (2024-05-10)Rural communities often struggle due to a lack of funding, resources, and support, which can put residents at risk for adverse experiences. Merely living within a rural area is considered an influential contributing risk ... -
Measuring Individual Differences and Changes in Moral Reasoning: An Economic Game Approach
Bryant, Douglas (2018)Motivated reasoning bias and its manifestation in confirmation bias make it unlikely that people will change their minds on matters for which their positions are expressions of their own or their group’s identity. Moral ... -
Popularity and Gender Prototypicality: An Experimental Approach
Kleiser, Margaret (2019-12-13)These studies investigate links between conformity to gender norms and adolescents’ peer popularity. Previous research has established that popularity is associated with physical attractiveness in both boys and girls, as ... -
Understanding the Impact of Mortality Salience on Threat Perception
McCollum, Duncan (2024-08-01)With the development of higher cognitive faculties comes the ability to ask “the big questions.” Some questions, such as “How can life have meaning when everything will eventually die?” are profoundly unsettling. ...