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The ownership memory self-reference effect shifts recognition criterion but not recognition sensitivity
Information referenced to the self is retrieved more accurately than information referenced to others, known as the memory self-reference effect. It...
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To see or not to see: the parallel processing of self-relevance and facial expressions
The self, like the concept of central "gravity", facilitates the processing of information that is directly relevant to the self. This phenomenon is...
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Happiness with Circumcision Status, Not Status Itself, Predicts Genital Self-Image in a Geographically Diverse Sample
Research exploring the impact of penile circumcision on aspects of body image is scarce and few studies have considered the potential roles of...
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Group imagery imagery rescripting via telehealth decreases dysfunctional personality beliefs and the meta-emotional problem but does not increase positive self-compassion
Imagery rescripting (ImR) has shown to reduce negative belief about the self, negative emotions and emotional dysregulation. However, the mechanisms...
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Comparing Committed Forensic Inpatients to Nonpatients Instructed to Feign Insanity or Not Using Scores from the Rorschach Task and Self-Report
We investigated how scores from the Rorschach task and self-reports of psychotic-like disturbance distinguish individuals attempting to appear insane...
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A strong alcoholic drink does not influence self-assessments of the big five personality traits
cAlohol affects how people think, feel, and behave, and how they perceive the physical and social world around them. But does alcohol also influence...
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No longer able to or no longer wanting to? Are intention violations failures to exert or decisions not to exert self-control?
Several theoretical models describe two pathways linking self-control demands with subsequent goal violations. The volitional pathway suggests that...
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Self-Reports Do Not Tell the Whole Story: A Study of Candidates for Bariatric Surgery Using A Multimethod Approach
The increasing obesity rates in the last decades pose a challenge to health care providers, and bariatric surgery is an important tool for treating...
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A compassionate and worthy self: latent profiles of self-compassion and self-esteem in relation to intrapersonal and interpersonal functioning
Three studies (total n = 3576) employed latent profile analyses to identify how self-compassion and self-esteem are configured within individuals....
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Self-compassion promotes mental help-seeking in older, not in younger, counselors
While self-compassion and mental help-seeking are two important aspects emphasized in mental health literature and counseling practice, very little...
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Defending or not? The role of peer status, social self-efficacy, and moral disengagement on Chinese adolescents’ bystander behaviors in bullying situations
The literature on the role of participants in bullying lacks empirical studies that attempt to explain the distinction between active defending and...
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Online Self-Disclosure and Self-Concept Clarity Among Chinese Middle School Students: A Longitudinal Study
The relationship between online self-disclosure and self-concept clarity has been previously examined through cross-sectional studies. This study...
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Self-Compassion and Non-suicidal Self-Injury
Non-suicidal self-injury is a behaviour that is perplexing to many, as it appears to counter the human instinct for survival and to avoid injury. Yet...
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Self-care practices and relationships with vitality and health complaints in self-employed workers
Self-employed workers face numerous demands, including high uncertainty, workload, and personal responsibility for business success, that have the...
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Self-care
Suffering: eliminable and not. Too much self, too little social. The dance of life. The heart of a heartless world. Being and nothingness and...
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Self-Consciousness
Self-affirmation. Self-evidencing. Self-creation. Self-location and perspective. Body ownership and agency. Free will. The self as a good regulator....
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Effects of a Self-Guided Online Mindfulness and Self-Compassion Program (Mind-OP) in Reducing Negative Automatic Thoughts About Self: Randomized Active Controlled Trial
ObjectivesNegative automatic thoughts about self (NATS) are a central feature of depression, and have been linked cross-sectionally and prospectively...
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Mindfulness, self-compassion, and protective behaviors against COVID-19: the mediating role of self-control
In times of global pandemics, making sure that individuals adhere to proper health behaviors and official recommendations presents a pressing...
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I’ll (not) take that: The reverse-reward contingency task as a test of self-control and inhibition
While searching for more evidence of quantitative skills in chimpanzees to add to what she already had found, Boysen discovered something else. When...