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Understanding the Relationship Between Perceived Authenticity and Well-Being by Rivera, Grace N., Christy, Andrew G., Kim, Jinhyung, Vess, Matthew, Hicks, Joshua A., Schlegel, Rebecca J.

“…A central tenet of many prominent philosophical and psychological traditions is that personal authenticity facilitates psychological well-being. This idea,…”
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Awe and meaning: Elucidating complex effects of awe experiences on meaning in life by Rivera, Grace N., Vess, Matthew, Hicks, Joshua A., Routledge, Clay

“…Research on the experience of awe suggests that awe has positive impacts on outcomes like life satisfaction and belongingness. No published work, however, has…”
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The Effect of True Self-Attributions on the Endorsement of Retributive and Restorative Justice by Maffly-Kipp, Joseph, Rivera, Grace N., Schlegel, Rebecca J., Vess, Matthew

“…We examined how the attribution of criminal behavior to an individual’s “true” self influences justice preferences. In Study 1 (N = 521), the extent to which…”
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Liking Predicts Judgments of Authenticity in Real-Time Interactions More Robustly Than Personality States or Affect by Rivera, Grace N, Kim, Jinhyung, Kelley, Nicholas J, Hicks, Joshua, Schlegel, Rebecca J

“…We conducted three studies involving small group interactions ( = 622) that examined whether Big Five personality states, affect, and/or liking predict…”
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A qualitative investigation of narratives of Black forgiveness through the lens of critical race theory by Perez, Michael J., Rivera, Grace N., Crist, Jaren D., Battle, Jericka S.

“…Through a Critical Race Theory perspective, we investigated how racial ideology, in particular colorblind ideology, was present in Black forgiveness narratives…”
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Authentic for Thee But Not for Me: Perceived Authenticity in Self-Control Conflicts by Garrison, Katie E., Rivera, Grace N., Schlegel, Rebecca J., Hicks, Joshua A., Schmeichel, Brandon J.

“…Is self-control authentic? Across several hypothetical scenarios, participants perceived impulsive actions as more authentic for others (Study 1a) but…”
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When race trumps political ideology: Black teachers who advocate for social responsibility are penalized by both liberals and conservatives by Rivera, Grace N., Salter, Phia S., Friedman, Matt, Crist, Jaren, Schlegel, Rebecca J.

“…Meritocracy is a prominent narrative embedded in America’s educational system: work hard and anyone can achieve success. Yet, racial disparities in education…”
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Genetic causal beliefs and developmental context: Parents’ beliefs predict psychologically controlling approaches to parenting by Nyman, Tristin, Stichter, Matthew, Rivera, Grace N, Maffly-Kipp, Joseph, Brooker, Rebecca J, Vess, Matthew

“…We examined the association of parents’ genetic causal beliefs and parenting behaviors, hypothesizing a positive association between parents’ genetic causal…”
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A window to the true self: The importance of I-sharing in romantic relationships by Rivera, Grace N., Smith, Christina M., Schlegel, Rebecca J.

“…This article examines the importance of I-sharing within romantic relationships. Results from four independent samples indicate that perceived frequency of…”
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Is the Illusion of Authenticity Beneficial? Merely Perceiving Decisions as Guided by the True Self Enhances Decision Satisfaction by Kim, Jinhyung, Christy, Andrew G., Rivera, Grace N., Hicks, Joshua A., Schlegel, Rebecca J.

“…Many people endorse a “true-self-as-guide” (TSAG) lay theory of decision-making that suggests following one’s true self is an optimal strategy for making…”
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True-self-as-guide lay theory endorsement across five countries by Kim, Jinhyung, Chen, Kaiyuan, Rivera, Grace N., Hong, Emily K., Kamble, Shanmukh, Scollon, Christie Napa, Sheldon, Kennon M., Zhang, Hong, Schlegel, Rebecca J.

“…A widespread lay theory in the United States suggests that the best way to make decisions is to follow who you "really are", referred to as the…”
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Does expertise matter in replication? An examination of the reproducibility project: Psychology by Bench, Shane W., Rivera, Grace N., Schlegel, Rebecca J., Hicks, Joshua A., Lench, Heather C.

“…A recent article reported difficulty in replicating psychological findings and that training and other moderators were relatively unimportant in predicting…”
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Exploring Relations between Beliefs about the Genetic Etiology of Virtue and the Endorsement of Parenting Practices by Rivera, Grace N., Vess, Matthew, Brooker, Rebecca J., Stichter, Matt, Neiderhiser, Jenae M.

“…Objective. We investigated associations between adults' beliefs about the heritability of virtue and endorsements of the efficacy of specific parenting styles…”
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Considering sociocultural contexts of racism in psychological research on black forgiveness by Perez, Michael J., Rivera, Grace N., Crist, Jaren D., Garcia, Alejandro A.

“…In this paper, we argue that a cultural context of racism in the United States influences the representation and outcomes of Black forgiveness. Previous…”
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Following one's true self and the sacredness of cultural values by Kim, Jinhyung, Christy, Andrew G., Rivera, Grace N., Schlegel, Rebecca J., Hicks, Joshua A.

“…People seem to share a widespread lay belief that true selves are morally good entities. This lay belief has downstream consequences for a variety of domains…”
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Internal, external, genetic, or cultural? Lay theories about racial health disparities predict perceived threat, adherence, and policy support by Crist, Jaren D., Schlegel, Rebecca J., Salter, Phia S., Rivera, Grace N., Noor, Masi, Perez, Michael J., Coger, Ciara

“…Abstract During the COVID‐19 pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reported that Black and Latinx communities experienced a disproportionate burden…”
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The Role of Honesty, Likability, and Assumed Morality on Judgments of Others’ Authenticity by Rivera, Grace N

“…In modern Western society, there is greater flexibility than ever before for humans to choose how to live and express themselves, and we are increasingly…”
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