Psychology

Associated data and code for Smith et al (2025). Instability in the environment and children’s in-school self-regulatory behaviors. Frontiers in Psychology, 16: 14 [...]

Introduction: Experiences of chronic and/or extreme stress early in childhood are associated with altered self-regulatory behaviors. However, there is a range of varia [...]

This research focused on developing data visualization techniques for a Zotero-based tagging system, part of a multi-year research project, “The Aesthetics of Artificial [...]

Large language models (LLMs) can pass explicit social bias tests but still harbor implicit biases, similar to humans who endorse egalitarian beliefs yet exhibit subtle bi [...]

Importance: The rising incidence of mental illness in the US underscores the need for timely access to psychiatric care, especially for vulnerable populations such as [...]

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A study that looks at memory for symbols and words in the periodic table.

Recent work demonstrates that symbols (e.g., $) are reliably better remembered than their word counterparts (e.g., ‘dollar’). It remains an open question whether the memo [...]

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Is everyone equally justified in blaming another’s moral transgression? Across five studies (four pre-registered; total N = 1,316 American participants), we investigated [...]

Despite increased attempts to express equality in speech, biases often leak out through subtle linguistic cues. For example, the subject–complement statement (SCS, “Girls [...]

Analyses from Experiments 1-3 [for the journal article, "The Ontogeny of Attitudes Toward Migrants," 13 December 2022 | Psychology | Dataset |

Immigration is among the most pressing issues of our time. Important questions concern the psychological mechanisms that contribute to attitudes about immigration. Wherea [...]

Background: Understanding the neural basis of behavior requires insight into how different brain systems coordinate with each other. Existing connectomes for various s [...]

Impartial altruism is often considered a moral ideal but is rare in practice. Instead, generosity typically decreases as social distance increases, a phenomenon termed so [...]

Aim: Self-transcendence is a personality feature and psychological resource that involves feelings of connectedness with the universe, all of humanity, and the individ [...]

Introduction: Up to 20% of older adults in the United States have mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and about one-third of people with MCI are predicted to transition t [...]

Social rejection hurts, but it can also be informative: Through experiences of acceptance and rejection, people identify partners interested in connecting with them and c [...]

Previous work has shown that false information affects decision-making even after being corrected, a phenomenon known as “continued influence effects” (CIEs). Using mock [...]

Language is a productive system––we routinely produce well-formed utterances that we have never heard before. It is, however, difficult to assess when children first achi [...]

This paper is positioned at the intersection of two literatures: partisan polarization and deliberative democracy. It analyzes results from a national field experiment in [...]

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been an ongoing source of violence in the Middle East, claiming the lives of tens of thousands of people. As of late violence has esc [...]

Social class researchers in social psychology have pushed the field to become more focused on and attentive to the critical role of sociocultural contexts. In this articl [...]

Our hands are always with us and are used for communication all over the world. When children do not have an established language model to learn from, they use their hand [...]

Sensory signals from the body’s visceral organs (e.g. the heart) can robustly influence the perception of exteroceptive sensations. This interoceptive–exteroceptive i [...]