The extremes of human experiences, such as those occasioned by classic psychedelics and
psychosis, provide a rich contrast for understanding how components of these experiences …

Decentering is a ubiquitous therapeutic concept featuring in multiple schools of
psychological intervention and science. It describes an ability to notice to day-to-day …

Most of the work pertaining to incivility has approached the topic as if incivility were a
chronic, ambient environmental factor in organizations—wearing people down and making …

AI-based systems, and especially voice-based AI systems, are gaining popularity and set
novel requirements for end users. Research has provided first approaches postulating and …

Founding teams often experience the exit of co-founders. To develop theory about how
founding teams deal with adversity emerging from the exit of one of their members, we take …

It is widely assumed that experiences of awe transform the meaning of daily stresses. Across
six studies we tested whether and how the experience of awe is associated with reduced …

Background: Naturalistic and placebo-controlled studies have suggested that ayahuasca, a
traditional Amazonian beverage, could be helpful in the treatment of psychopathologies like …

Cross-cultural research suggests that rumination may have weaker maladaptive effects in
Eastern than in Western cultural contexts. This study examines a mechanism underlying …

Research indicates that a subtle shift in language—silently referring to oneself using one's
own name and non–first-person-singular pronouns (ie, distanced self-talk)—promotes …

Caregiving for a person with dementia or neurodegenerative disease is associated with
increased rates of depression and anxiety. As the population ages and dementia prevalence …