Natural environments have positive effects in reducing rumination, improving affect and
restoring depleted cognitive abilities, however individual differences in susceptibility to these …

There is emerging empirical evidence indicating that differences in self‐reported sensory
processing may be associated with differences in levels of stress in the adult populations …

Sensory processing sensitivity (SPS) is a personality trait reflecting inter-individual
differences in sensitivity to negative and positive environmental information. Being high in …

We aimed to investigate the extent to which Environmental Sensitivity (ES), as captured by
the Highly Sensitive Person, 12-item scale (HSP-12), is distinguishable from traditional …

The present study aimed at understanding the subjective perception of happiness in a
sample of Indian participants from diverse socio-economic backgrounds. Using convenience …

Drawing on perspectives from music psychology, cognitive neuroscience, philosophy,
musicology, clinical psychology, and music education, Music and Mental Imagery provides a …

Sensory processing sensitivity is an individual difference that captures the extent to which
people show heightened emotional reactivity to, and increased cognitive processing of, their …

Purpose This study aims to examine the lay notions of happiness and determine the factors
that influence one's experience of happiness. Design/methodology/approach This study …

Introduction The state of solitude may be desirable and beneficial particularly for individuals
who are highly sensitive and introverted. Methods To test these predictions, we surveyed a …

Background: Those high in the temperament trait Sensory Processing Sensitivity (SPS) are
more at risk of mental health issues due to sensitivity to unfavourable environments, while …