Adam Fetterman

Assistant Professor

University of Houston

United States

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Adam Fetterman is an Assistant Professor at the University of Houston in the United States. His research areas include nostalgia, health behaviors influenced by conspiracy beliefs, and public perceptions of crime influenced by neighborhood apps. He has published recent articles exploring topics such as the impact of romantic nostalgia on relationships and the implications of religious beliefs on health choices.

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Stony Brook University

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University of Manitoba

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Indiana State University

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The Topics of Nostalgic Recall: The Benefits of Nostalgia Depend on the Topics That One Recalls

Seeing COVID‐19 is believing: Direct and indirect experiences with COVID‐19 predict health behaviors through conspiracy beliefs and risk perception

Remembering our first date brings back those fuzzy feelings: The role of romantic nostalgia in relationship functioning

The New Testament vs. The Quran: Americans’ Beliefs About the Content of Muslim and Christian Holy Texts

Crime in your area: Use of neighborhood apps is associated with inaccurate perceptions of higher local crime rates.

Religiosity and the Naturalness Bias in Drug and Vaccine Choices

God is up? Replication and extension attempts of Meier et al. (2007).

Development and Validation of the Single-Item Mindfulness Scale (SIMS)

It Doesn’t Apply to Me, So It Isn’t Real: People Are Likely to Deny Science if It Contradicts Their Personality

Romantic nostalgia as a resource for healthy relationships

When You Are Wrong on Facebook, Just Admit It

Building on a Solid Foundation: Conceptual Mapping Informs Schemas for Relating to God

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Ryan Boyd

Nicholas Evans

Sara Konrath

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