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October 2015 - December 2019
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Emotional appraisals of political stimuli (e.g., videos) have been shown to drive shared neural encoding, which correspond to shared, yet divisive, interpretations of such stimuli. However, mindfulness practice may entrain a form of emotion regulation that de-automatizes social biases, possibly through alteration of such neural mechanisms. The pres...
Objective: This study sought to examine how daily mind wandering is related to loneliness, felt connection to others, and school belonging among college students. Participants: Three samples (n = 209, n = 173, and n = 266) from two US campuses were recruited. Methods: Data were collected via ecological momentary assessment over the course of two ac...
In recent years, career development scholars and practitioners are increasingly interested in the concept of career calling. However, the psychological mechanisms underlying the process of its discernment remain obscure, and intervention research is scarce. In this study, we implemented a quasi‐experimental pretest–posttest design with intervention...
Emotional appraisals of political stimuli (e.g., videos) have been shown to drive shared neural encoding, which correspond to shared, yet divisive, interpretations of such stimuli. However, mindfulness practice may entrain a form of emotion regulation that de-automatizes social biases, possibly through alteration of such neural mechanisms. The pres...
In recent years, psychology scholars and general public are increasingly interested in the concept of career calling. However, the psychological mechanisms underlying the process of its discernment remain obscure, and intervention research on calling is scarce. In this study, we implemented a 2×2 quasi-experimental repeated measures research design...
Many scientific papers on mindfulness and its psychological implications are published annually, yet doubts persist regarding the validity of self-report mindfulness measures, as some researchers argue that they capture established concepts instead of mindfulness itself. We explored this possibility empirically by examining the relation between two...
Objective. This study sought to examine how daily mind wandering is related to loneliness, felt connection to others, and school belonging among college students.Participants. Three samples (n = 209, n = 173, and n = 266) on two US campuses were recruited.Methods. Data were collected via ecological momentary assessment over the course of two academ...
Self-Determination Theory (SDT) is a broad theory of psychological growth and wellness that has revolutionized how we think about human motivation and the driving forces behind personality development. SDT focuses on people’s basic psychological needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness and how social environments that support these needs fos...
Commonly conducted mindfulness-based trainings such as Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction (MBSR) and Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) highlight training in two key forms of meditation: focused attention (FA) and open monitoring (OM). Largely unknown is what each of these mindfulness practices contributes to emotional and other important t...
Background. During the last decade, life calling has become an areas of dynamically developing research in psychology, management, and counseling. However, it has not been empirically investigated in Russia, despite Russia’s rich intellectual and spiritual tradition, and abundant research on related
constructs, such as personal meaning.
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The idea of life calling attracts people’s attention since ancient times. Originating in religion and philosophy, at present it gains momentum in both academic and general public discourse. In today’s fragmented and informationally dense world calling could serve as a thread that maintains coherence in life, while simultaneously inspiring creativit...
The paper discusses different views on life's vocation - as God's will, as a moral obligation, as an attitude to work, as a transcendental challenge, as a passion for a certain activity - and assessment instruments appropriate to each view. The studies were started in the USA and Europe and now continue in China, India and South Korea. Researchers...