Grounded in four theoretical positions—structural, cognitive, phenomenological, and ethical—
the present review demonstrates the empirical evidence for the incremental validity of …

The term social intelligence was first used by Dewey (1909) and Lull (1911), but the modern
concept has its origins in EL Thorndike's (1920) division of intelligence into three facets …

An integrative psychological concept that bridges the sciences and humanities, narrative
identity is the internalized and evolving story a person invents to explain how he or she has …

The juxtapositioning of life history and narrative celebrates the mutually constitutive nature of
these research modalities and ways of knowing. Both celebrate the culmination of a …

Abstract Regulatory Focus Theory (Higgins, 1997) outlines the ways in which people attempt
to achieve the presence of positive outcomes (promotion) or preserve the absence of …

This fully revised fourth edition of Identity in Adolescence: The Balance Between Self and
Other presents four theoretical perspectives on identity development during adolescence …

Character education specialists seem to know it when they see it, but what it means to call
something a character education program remains unclear. One possible source for this …

Falling seriously ill is often experienced as a life event that causes conflict with people's
personal goals and expectations in life and evokes existential questions. This article …

Self-reported authenticity is related to higher well-being, however, employing self-report
questionnaires to measure authenticity may be limited in that they do not capture the lived …

The current study adopted McAdams' multilayer framework as the basis to develop a
psychological portrait of an elite athlete who was identified as being particularly 'mentally …