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Moral Beauty: Forms, Functions, and Cultural Variations.
Moral Beauty: Forms, Functions, and Cultural Variations.
Guzman, Laura.Psychology. | University of California, Berkeley. | 2024
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A High-Dimensional Measure of Specific Emotion Experiences (The SEEQ): Capturing the Richness of Human Emotional Experiences and Their Relationships with Well-Being.
A High-Dimensional Measure of Specific Emotion Experiences (The SEEQ): Capturing the Richness of Human Emotional Experiences and Their Relationships with Well-Being.
Ocampo, Joseph M.Psychology. | University of California, Berkeley. | 2024
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Redefining Risk to Reclaim Wellbeing: Examining Individual, Relational, and Collective Consequences of Racial Inequities in Policing.
Redefining Risk to Reclaim Wellbeing: Examining Individual, Relational, and Collective Consequences of Racial Inequities in Policing.
Burke, Kimberly Cecilia.Sociology. | University of California, Berkeley. | 2024
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Do the Memory Support Intervention and Improving Memory for Treatment Facilitate Behavior Change in Cognitive Therapy?- [electronic resource]
Do the Memory Support Intervention and Improving Memory for Treatment Facilitate Behavior Change in Cognitive Therapy?- [electronic resource]
Armstrong, Courtney Clarke.Psychology. | University of California, Berkeley. | 2023
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Socializing Openness: Openness to Other as a Novel Facet Linking Openness to Experience to the Social World- [electronic resource]
Socializing Openness: Openness to Other as a Novel Facet Linking Openness to Experience to the Social World- [electronic resource]
Antonoplis, Stephen Michael.Psychology. | University of California, Berkeley. | 2022
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Does How You Feel Depend on Who You Are? The Moderating Role of Personality on Emotional Context Effects- [electronic resource]
Does How You Feel Depend on Who You Are? The Moderating Role of Personality on Emotional Context Effects- [electronic resource]
Lundell-Creagh, Ryan Stewart.Psychology. | University of California, Berkeley. | 2023
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Judging Emotions as Good or Bad: Individual Differences, Links with Emotional Responses, and Implications for Psychological Health.
Judging Emotions as Good or Bad: Individual Differences, Links with Emotional Responses, and Implications for Psychological Health.
Willroth, Emily C.Psychology. | University of California, Berkeley. | 2019
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Surveying Personality with Behavior: The Situational Influences and Individual Outcomes of Self-Monitoring Behavior
Surveying Personality with Behavior: The Situational Influences and Individual Outcomes of Self-Monitoring Behavior
Lu, Richard W. | University of California, Berkeley | 2019
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What Should've, Could've, Would've Been: Affective, Motivational, and Behavioral Consequences of Counterfactual Thinking in Interpersonal Contexts
What Should've, Could've, Would've Been: Affective, Motivational, and Behavioral Consequences of Counterfactual Thinking in Interpersonal Contexts
Wang, Meiyi. | University of California, Berkeley | 2019
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Miscalibration, Missing Attributions, and Mispredictions: An Exploration of Momentum, Efficacy, and Performance Expectations
Miscalibration, Missing Attributions, and Mispredictions: An Exploration of Momentum, Efficacy, and Performance Expectations
Habbert, Rachel Emma. | University of California, Berkeley | 2019
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