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Stigmatizing attitudes toward Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder (DMDD) in parents vs. non-parents: Effects of medication and genetic etiology by Isbell, Linda M, Kang, Sungha, Barysky, Gregory, Quinn, Grace

“…Stigmatizing attitudes toward children with psychopathology represent a barrier to treatment and well-being, yet almost no research has investigated what…”
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COVID-19 related negative emotions and emotional suppression are associated with greater risk perceptions among emergency nurses: A cross-sectional study by Huff, Nathan R, Liu, Guanyu, Chimowitz, Hannah, Gleason, Kelly T, Isbell, Linda M

“…As the COVID-19 pandemic began, frontline nurses experienced many emotions as they faced risks relevant to both patients (e.g., making errors resulting in…”
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A qualitative investigation of the impact of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‐19) on emergency physicians’ emotional experiences and coping strategies by Welsh, Margaux, Chimowitz, Hannah, Nanavati, Janvi D., Huff, Nathan R., Isbell, Linda M.

“…Study objective Throughout the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‐19) pandemic, emergency physicians in the United States have faced unprecedented challenges,…”
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The Affective Control of Thought: Malleable, Not Fixed by Huntsinger, Jeffrey R, Isbell, Linda M, Clore, Gerald L

“…Despite decades of research demonstrating a dedicated link between positive and negative affect and specific cognitive processes, not all research is…”
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Factors related to help-seeking and service utilization for professional mental healthcare among young people: An umbrella review by Huff, Nathan R., Dunderdale, Laura, Kellogg, Alexander J., Isbell, Linda M.

“…The aim of this umbrella review is to summarize evidence on factors that influence help-seeking and service utilization for professional mental healthcare…”
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A Qualitative Study of Emergency Physicians’ and Nurses’ Experiences Caring for Patients With Psychiatric Conditions and/or Substance Use Disorders by Isbell, Linda M., Chimowitz, Hannah, Huff, Nathan R., Liu, Guanyu, Kimball, Ezekiel, Boudreaux, Edwin

“…Patients with psychiatric conditions and/or substance use disorders (SUDs) frequently seek care in emergency departments (EDs), where providing care for these…”
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Stigmatizing attitudes toward Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder (DMDD) in parents vs. non-parents: Effects of medication and genetic etiology by Linda M. Isbell, Sungha Kang, Gregory Barysky, Grace Quinn

“…Stigmatizing attitudes toward children with psychopathology represent a barrier to treatment and well-being, yet almost no research has investigated what…”
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Affective influences on clinical reasoning and diagnosis: insights from social psychology and new research opportunities by Liu, Guanyu, Chimowitz, Hannah, Isbell, Linda M

“…Psychological research consistently demonstrates that affect can play an important role in decision-making across a broad range of contexts. Despite this, the…”
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Quiet Ego Intervention Enhances Flourishing by Increasing Quiet Ego Characteristics and Trait Emotional Intelligence: A Randomized Experiment by Liu, Guanyu, Isbell, Linda M., Constantino, Michael J., Leidner, Bernhard

“…The quiet ego—a personality construct characterized by empathy, inclusivity, non-defensiveness, and growth-mindedness in self-other relations—correlates…”
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Quiet Ego and Subjective Well-Being: The Role of Emotional Intelligence and Mindfulness by Liu, Guanyu, Isbell, Linda M., Leidner, Bernhard

“…The quiet ego refers to a self-identity that is balanced and growth-oriented in its stance toward the self and others. As a relatively new construct, its…”
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How Does the Quiet Ego Relate to Happiness? A Path Model Investigation of the Relations Between the Quiet Ego, Self-Concept Clarity, and Well-Being by Liu, Guanyu, Isbell, Linda M., Leidner, Bernhard

“…The quiet ego refers to a self-construal that is balanced and growth-oriented in its stance toward the self and others. It is conceptualized as representing…”
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Do Emotional Control Beliefs Lead People to Approach Positive or Negative Situations? Two Competing Effects of Control Beliefs on Emotional Situation Selection by Rovenpor, Daniel R., Isbell, Linda M.

“…Control beliefs are widely acknowledged to play a critical role in self-regulation and well-being, but their impact on decisions to approach or avoid…”
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Patient perceptions of diagnostic certainty at discharge and patient satisfaction in the emergency department by Hagerty, Serena F., Burke, Ryan C., Isbell, Linda M., Barasz, Kate, Smulowitz, Peter

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The consequences of emotionally evocative patient behaviors on emergency nurses' patient assessments and handoffs: An experimental study using simulated patient cases by Huff, Nathan R., Chimowitz, Hannah, DelPico, Maria A., Gleason, Kelly T., Nanavati, Janvi D., Smulowitz, Peter, Isbell, Linda M.

“…Engaging with human emotions is an integral but poorly understood part of the work of emergency healthcare providers. Patient factors (e.g., irritable…”
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The Impact of Negative Emotions on Self-Concept Abstraction Depends on Accessible Information Processing Styles by Isbell, Linda M., Rovenpor, Daniel R., Lair, Elicia C.

“…Research suggests that anger promotes global, abstract processing whereas sadness and fear promote local, concrete processing (see Schwarz & Clore, 2007 for a…”
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How I Vote Depends on How I Feel: The Differential Impact of Anger and Fear on Political Information Processing by Parker, Michael T., Isbell, Linda M.

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Sometimes Happy People Focus on the Trees and Sad People Focus on the Forest: Context-Dependent Effects of Mood in Impression Formation by Hunsinger, Matthew, Isbell, Linda M., Clore, Gerald L.

“…Research indicates that affect influences whether people focus on categorical or behavioral information during impression formation. One explanation is that…”
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Behavior or Diagnosis? Effects of Irritable Patient Behavior and a Schizophrenia Diagnosis on Mental Illness Stigma by Huff, Nathan R., Isbell, Linda M., Arnold, David H.

“…Although research demonstrates significant stigma toward individuals with mental illness, the relative importance of observed behavior and a psychiatric…”
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The Impact of Affect on Out-Group Judgments Depends on Dominant Information-Processing Styles: Evidence From Incidental and Integral Affect Paradigms by Isbell, Linda M., Lair, Elicia C., Rovenpor, Daniel R.

“…Two studies tested the affect-as-cognitive-feedback model, in which positive and negative affective states are not uniquely associated with particular…”
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Perspectives of Emergency Clinicians About Medical Errors Resulting in Patient Harm or Malpractice Litigation by Ostrovsky, Daniel, Novack, Victor, Smulowitz, Peter B, Burke, Ryan C, Landon, Bruce E, Isbell, Linda M

“…This cross-sectional study analyzes responses to a survey about medical error outcomes completed by emergency department attending physicians and advanced…”
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