A 40-Question Personality Test Passes Its Italian Exam With Flying Colors
A new validation study shows that the 40-item BFAS-40 personality questionnaire, measuring ten finer-grained aspects of the Big Five, works ...
Tag: cross-cultural psychology
Screens and Self-Belief: Digital Habits Shape Student Confidence Differently in Korea and Australia
A new analysis of PISA 2022 data from more than 14,000 students finds that how teenagers use their devices, not ...
New Scale Reveals How Culture Shapes the Hidden Beliefs Behind Social Anxiety
Chinese researchers have developed and validated the Beliefs in Social Anxiety Scale, a 25-item instrument whose four factors—including a distinctively ...
The Eyes Say It Differently: Brazilian Study Reveals Cultural Bias in a Famous Empathy Test
A new Brazilian study finds that the emotional valence of items in the Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test ...
Psychology Journal’s Citation Score Soars as Global Submissions Surge Nearly Sixfold
The outgoing editors of Trends in Psychology report that the journal's CiteScore rose from 0.6 to 3.4 between 2019 and ...
When a Depression Questionnaire Gets Lost in Translation: Rural Indian Women Read the EPDS Through Daily Life
Cognitive interviews with thirty rural postpartum women in western Maharashtra reveal that the Marathi Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale is often ...
Psychology’s Future Hinges on Interdisciplinary Science and Global Diversity, Editorial Argues
A new editorial argues that psychology's future will be defined by rising mental health needs, digital services, interdisciplinary collaboration, and ...
Beyond Money: Why Life Satisfaction Rankings Miss the Real Picture of Global Well-Being
A new study of 116 countries shows that a multidimensional psychosocial well-being index is far less dependent on national wealth ...
Culture, Not Just Connection: Why School Belonging Research Is Too WEIRD to Be Universal
A new commentary in Educational Psychology Review argues that school belonging research is overwhelmingly concentrated in WEIRD societies and calls ...
Why Tragic Stories May Hold the Key to Human Happiness, According to New Cross-Cultural Research
A new cross-cultural analysis argues that tragic novels from Eastern and Western traditions reveal how suffering and positive psychology combine ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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