Jeremy D. W. Clifton

University of Pennsylvania

United States

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David B. Yaden

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

UNITED STATES

Kirby Deater-Deckard

University of Massachusetts Amherst

UNITED STATES

Mahdi Mazidi Sharafabadi

University of Western Australia

Michael L. Platt

University of Pennsylvania

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William Rothenberg

Duke University

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Nicholas Kerry

University of Pennsylvania

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Kenneth Dodge

Duke University

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Alice CHIRICO

Catholic University of Milan

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Jeremy D. W. Clifton

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Kirby Deater-Deckard

Mahdi Mazidi Sharafabadi

Michael L. Platt

William Rothenberg

Nicholas Kerry

Kenneth Dodge

Alice CHIRICO

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Robot Primals: Exploring World Beliefs as a Source for Robot Behavior Design

Primal world beliefs support substance use disorder recovery: Impact on recovery capital and spirituality

Beliefs that influence personality likely concern a situation humans never leave.

What worlds do world beliefs concern?

World beliefs predict self-reported sustainable behaviors beyond Big Five personality traits and political ideology

Positive psychology psychoeducation makes a small impact on undergraduate student mental health: Further curriculum innovation and better well-being research needed

Precursors of young adults' world beliefs across cultures: A machine learning approach

Predictors of Young Adults' Primal World Beliefs in Eight Countries

Rubbing off on each other: Applying a developmental science perspective to variance in primal world beliefs by family and culture

Believing in an Enticing World: Testing a Positive Psychological Intervention Aimed at Increasing Character Strengths and Well-Being via World Beliefs

The world as I see it: genetic and environmental influences on primal world beliefs in a large Swedish twin sample

Psychologists return to the first question of Western philosophy.

Resilience of primal world beliefs to the initial shock of the COVID‐19 pandemic

Mapping and Measuring Leadership Practices Intended to Foster Meaningful Work

Being Thankful for What You Have: A Systematic Review of Evidence for the Effect of Gratitude on Life Satisfaction

Improving Scale Equivalence by Increasing Access to Scale-Specific Information

Belief in a Dangerous World Does Not Explain Substantial Variance in Political Attitudes, But Other World Beliefs Do

A strengths-based approach to chronic pain

Parents think—incorrectly—that teaching their children that the world is a bad place is likely best for them

Brief measures of the four highest-order primal world beliefs.

Happy in a crummy world: Implications of primal world beliefs for increasing wellbeing through positive psychology interventions

The higher-order structure of primal world beliefs in German-speaking countries: Adaptation and initial validation of the German Primals Inventory (PI-66-G)

Testing If Primal World Beliefs Reflect Experiences—Or at Least Some Experiences Identified ad hoc

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David B. Yaden

Kirby Deater-Deckard

Mahdi Mazidi Sharafabadi

Michael L. Platt

William Rothenberg

Nicholas Kerry

Kenneth Dodge

Alice CHIRICO

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