In this episode, I share the findings of a recent paper on uncertainty named “Be Here Now: Perceptions of Uncertainty Enhance Savoring” by Andrew L. Gregory, Jordi Quoidbach, Claduia M. Hasse and Paul K. Piff (2021). I hope you’ll enjoy listening!

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In this episode, I share the findings of a new paper named “Daily Stressor-Related Negative Mood and its Associations with Flourishing and Daily Curiosity” by Alexandra Drake, Bruce P. Doré, Emily B. Call, Perry Zurn, Danielle S. Bassett, and David M. Lyndon-Staley (2021). I hope you’ll enjoy listening!

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In this episode, I share the findings of a recent paper named “You Speaks to Me: Effects of Generic-you in Creating Resonance Between People and Ideas” by Ariana Orvell, Ethan Kross, and Susan German (2020). I hope you’ll enjoy listening!

In this episode, I share the findings of a recent study on dehumanization named “People Attribute Humanness to Men and Women Differently Based on Their Facial Appearance” by Ravin Alaei, Jason C. Deska, Kurt Hugenberg, and Nicholas O. Rule (2022). I hope you’ll enjoy listening!

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In this episode, I share the findings of a recent paper on children’s religious beliefs named “Can God Do the Impossible? Anthropomorphism and Children’s Certainty That God Can Make Impossible Things Possible” by Kirsten A. Lesage and Rebekah Richert (2021). Hope you’ll enjoy listening!

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In this episode, I share findings of a recent study on depression named “Negative Affect Interference and Fear of Happiness are Independently Associated with Depressive Symptoms” by D. Gage Jordan, Amanda C. Collins, Matthew G. Dunaway, Jenna Kilgore, and E. Samuel Winer (2021). Hope you’ll enjoy listening!

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In this episode, I share the findings of a recent paper named “When Putting Off Work Pays Off: The Curvilinear Relationship Between Procrastination and Creativity” by Jihae Shin and Adam Grant (2021). Hope you’ll enjoy listening!

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