Different theoretical conceptualizations characterize grandiose narcissists by high, yet
fragile self-esteem. Empirical evidence, however, has been inconsistent, particularly …

Prior research on the effects of personality on the variability of states has either not assessed
states in real-life contexts or not incorporated meaningful contextual information when …

The impostor phenomenon involves feelings of intellectual self-doubt that often occur to
people in challenging new roles or in the wake of personal success. Many previous studies …

Are bilingualism and/or biculturalism good for a person's positive well being? A growing
number of studies have shown different positive outcomes of being exposed to two cultures …

The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale is the most widely used instrument to assess self-esteem.
In light of the absence of adaptations in Colombia, this study seeks to validate and adapt this …

Social interactions are one of the most relevant contexts of our lives and they are intimately
connected to the conceptualization, dynamics, development, and consequences of …

The interpersonal relationships that make up family life are a complex web between many
individuals spanning several generations at one time. This web is further complicated by the …

Currently, the positive role of creativity has received support and research in bilingual
literature. However, the positive psychological processes that may contribute to creativity …

A positive academic self-concept (ASC) relates to many desirable educational outcomes.
Research on which student characteristics relate to the formation of ASC is therefore crucial …

Background Due to lack of companionship of parents, compared with non left behind
children, left behind children (LBC) suffer from more psychological problems compared with …