International Journal of Psychology - Volume 54 Issue 5 (pages i-iv, 563-704)
- Issue Publication:
- October 2019
Regular Empirical Articles
Environmental attitudes in China: The roles of the Dark Triad, future orientation and place attachment (pages 563-572)
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Family socioeconomic status and emotional adaptation among rural‐to‐urban migrant adolescents in China: The moderating roles of adolescent's resilience and parental positive emotion (pages 573-581)
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Recognition of all basic emotions varies in accuracy and reaction time: A new verbal method of measurement (pages 582-588)
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Review
Exhaled breath analysis in evaluation of psychological stress: A short literature review (pages 589-597)
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Brief Research Report
Obsessive and harmonious passion in physically active Spanish and Hungarian men and women: A brief report on cultural and gender differences (pages 598-603)
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Regular Empirical Articles
Fatigue biases the decoy effect in males but not females (pages 604-611)
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Do community and autonomy moral violations elicit different emotions? (pages 612-620)
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Gender differences on laugh‐related traits: A cross‐sectional study (pages 621-627)
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A pilot study of change in cerebral activity during personality rating by questionnaire and personal computer (pages 628-637)
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Personality characteristics that are valued in teams: Not always “more is better”? (pages 638-649)
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To be an honest person or not to be a cheater: Replicating the effect of messages relating to the self on unethical behaviour (pages 650-658)
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Similarity to imagined interlocutor and integration of viewpoints in internal dialogues (pages 659-667)
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Perceived competence and impression management: Testing the mediating and moderating mechanisms (pages 668-677)
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On the links between positive religious coping, satisfaction with life and depressive symptoms among a multinational sample of Muslims (pages 678-686)
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Personal trust extends cooperation beyond trustees: A Mexican study (pages 687-704)
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