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Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology
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ISSN 1834-4909 · SAGE Publishing · 401 artikel di indeks
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Choose for Others More Randomly: Psychological Distancing and Response Randomness in Intertemporal Choice
Intertemporal choices involve decisions that balance trade-offs occurring at different points in time. Previous research on self–other differences in intertemporal choice, often interpreted through a psychological-distance framework, has produced mixed findings. The authors propose that part of…
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Log off to Level Up: The Effect of Social Media Hiatus on Goal Pursuit
Concerns are growing that social media, with its constant notifications and attention-grabbing content, may distract individuals and hinder progress toward important goals. Despite its pervasive presence in our lives, the impact of social media on goal achievement has not been thoroughly studied…
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The Work Motivation Inventory: Scale Development and Initial Validation in Chinese Working Samples
Grounded in Self-Determination Theory (SDT) and Vallerand's hierarchical model of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, this research developed the Work Motivation Inventory (WMI). Two studies were conducted to examine the psychometric properties of this scale. Study 1 (N = 497) utilized Exploratory…
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Differences in Causal Attributions and Emotional Responses Across Income and Wealth Inequality
How individuals explain poverty has long been linked to different emotional responses. Causal attributions that refer to characteristics such as laziness or lack of effort on the part of disadvantaged individuals tend to elicit negative emotions towards them, whereas those that point to factors…
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Longitudinal Associations Between Meaning in Life and Health Behavior Procrastination Among Chinese Medical Undergraduates: A Three-Wave Cross-Lagged Study
Health behavior procrastination (e.g., exercise procrastination and bedtime procrastination), which has been linked to self-control failure, has attracted increasing attention in health psychology. Given evidence that meaning in life is positively associated with self-control, the present study…
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Perceived Uncertainty in the Delays and Outcomes of Future Events
Future events are inherently uncertain in terms of possible delays and outcomes. The perception and estimation of such uncertainty might not only affect the construal of future events but also play a critical role in intertemporal preference. This article presents one interview and two vignette…
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Be a Money-Making Tool: Perceived Economic Inequality Evokes Working Self-Objectification
Perceived economic inequality has wide-ranging effects on individuals’ sociopsychological consequences, yet relatively little is known about how it shapes individuals’ self-perceptions in the workplace. The present study ( N = 1018) addresses this gap by examining whether perceived economic…
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Development and Validation of the Chinese Pictorial Big Five Personality Inventory for Children (CPBFI-C): Evidence of Reliability, Validity, Self–Other Agreement, and Measurement Invariance
Accurate self-assessment of Big Five personality traits in middle childhood remains challenging. To address this gap, this study developed and validated the Chinese Pictorial Big Five Personality Inventory for Children (CPBFI-C), a novel self-report tool designed for children as young as 6 years…
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A Review of Self-Efficacy and Motivation in Students with Dyslexia: Recent Development, Associated Factors and Impact
Dyslexia is a specific learning difficulty characterised by challenges in reading and spelling abilities; these struggles are linked to academic challenges and emotional stress during adolescence. These difficulties are associated with lower levels of self-efficacy and motivation, which are…
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Examining the Changes in Intolerance Toward Economic Inequality, Their Predictors, and Political Outcomes
Chile's recent history offers an ideal setting for analyzing the changes in people's intolerance of economic inequality. The authors focused on the period between 2016 and 2022, during which the country experienced strong collective action against economic inequality—the so-called “social…
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Economic Inequality in History: Perceived and Objective Changes Align but Diverge from Public Attention
Historical narratives encode how people today perceive, understand, and reconstruct past realities. One basic form focuses on historical trajectories and encodes perceived changes. Here, we show that perceived changes in economic inequality are predicted by its objective changes over time, while…
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Developmental Individual Variability of Brain Functional Networks During Childhood and Adolescence
Childhood and adolescence are critical periods for the maturation of functional brain networks, supporting cognitive and behavioral development. While normative developmental trajectories of functional networks have been well documented, patterns of individual variability and their developmental…
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Perceptions of Increasing Economic Inequality Are Associated with Psychological Distress in East Asia: Evidence from China and South Korea
Economic inequality is a key challenge of our time. Prior research investigating the relationship between economic inequality and mental health has yielded inconclusive results, particularly when relying on objective indicators (e.g., Gini coefficients). While some studies have found a negative…
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Affect as Compensation: Self-Emotions Facilitate Low-Empathy Individuals’ Prosocial Behavior
Understanding how intrapersonal emotions shape prosocial behavior remains a central question in social and affective science. This research examines the roles of self-experienced emotions and trait empathy across three complementary studies. Study 1 ( N = 503) assessed stable emotionality, trait…
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Achievement Goals and Income Inequality: How Inequality Weakens the Positive Association Between Mastery-Approach Goals and Achievement
The achievement goal perspective highlights the importance of mastery-approach goals in facilitating students’ academic achievement. However, a socio-ecological lens would suggest that the effectiveness of these mastery-approach goals might vary across different levels of income inequality…
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The Cost of Inequality: How Does Economic Inequality Catalyze Unethical Behavior
A large number of studies have shown that economic inequality, as a macro social environmental factor, has a significant impact on individual's unethical behavior, but its psychological mechanisms have not been well understood. Based on the existing literature, this paper proposes a three-level…
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Smiling at Others Nudges Recipients to Make Far-Sighted Choices: The Mediating Role of Interpersonal Trust
Despite the prevalence of intertemporal decision-making in interpersonal contexts, few studies shed light on how the facial expression of the proposer influences the recipient's intertemporal choices during human interactions. Addressing this gap, the authors conducted a three-experiment…
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Dimensional Structure of the Symptom Checklist-90-R: A Network Analysis with a Combined Clinical and Community Sample
Notwithstanding its growing popularity and advantages over exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, no studies have as yet employed psychometric network analysis with clinical subjects for attempting to resolve the dilemma about the dimensional structure of one of the most widely employed…