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Holding Grudges: Developing Theory and Measurement 

Van Monsjou, Elizabeth Marie (2019-03-05)
The aim of this dissertation was to develop a theory of holding grudges and a questionnaire to measure their occurrence. In Part 1 I used semi-structured interviews to identify six underlying components of holding a grudge: ...
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Are Bicultures More Than the Sum of Their Parts? Exploring Context Sensitivity in Relation to Cultural Frame Switching and Well-Being 

West, Alexandria Leta (2016-09-20)
Identifying with multiple cultures is increasingly common. In negotiating their two cultures, biculturals engage different cognitive systems depending on contextual cues a phenomenon called cultural frame switching. ...
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Attitudes Towards Children of Divorce Among European Canadian and South Asian Canadian Young Adults: The Role of Divorce Norms and Cultural Identification 

Michel, Justin (2018-03-01)
Since the latter half of the 20th century, divorce has become relatively common in individualist cultures (e.g., European countries), while it is still rather uncommon in collectivist cultures (e.g., South Asian countries). ...
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Wisdom and Post-Transgression Responses: A Cognitive and Behavioural Perspective 

Tehrani, Amirnikan Eghbali (2018-03-01)
Despite psychologys renewed interest in the ancient notion of wisdom, few studies have examined how wisdom influences victims post-transgression responses (PTRs). It was hypothesized that wiser (vs. low-wisdom) victims of ...
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The Psychological Study of Gender: Moving Beyond the Binary 

Strazds, Alexis Juniper (2019-03-05)
Quantitative gender research within Psychology has traditionally been limited and inherently exclusionary of people with non-binary genders. Focusing research on aspects of gender with inclusive methods can allow us to ...
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Inducing the Use of Racial Labels: The Impact of Defying Colourblind Norms on Explicit Prejudice 

Vaccarino, Elysia (2017-07-27)
In society today, there exist strong norms against outwardly expressing prejudice and mentioning group differences such as race is often discouraged. Though people who act according to these colourblind norms appear to ...
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Culture and Baby-Naming in a Multicultural World: Identity and Pragmatic Motivations Predict Choices and Preferences of Baby Names Among Bicultural Individuals 

Cila, Jorida (2019-03-05)
Changes in the repertoire of first names represent a cultural product of multiculturalism. As societies become increasingly diverse, choices of names can be construed and examined in the context of cultural identifications ...
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The Effect of Expectation and Intention on the Appreciation of Absurd Humour 

Quinlan, Joshua Augustus (2016-11-25)
Violations to our sense of meaning have traditionally been thought of as a source of anxiety and threat. However, meaning violations can also be a source of humour, as is evidenced by their abundant use within comedy in ...
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The Influence of Self-Esteem on Reactions to Challenge and Threat 

Maki, Kristen (2018-03-01)
Abstract Stress has been described as a universal phenomenon, which results in distressing experiences that ultimately influence our behaviours. Whenever individuals encounter an event, they make an appraisal and may ...
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Retaliatory Aggressive Driving: A Justice Perspective 

Wright Roseborough, James Everett (2015-01-26)
Aggressive driving behaviours such as rude hand gestures, horn honking, tailgating, or causing damage to another vehicle continue to be a threat to motorist well-being. Based on the General Aggression Model and the ...
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