Jay L Michaels
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 254513 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jay L Michaels |
| PRENOMES | Jay L |
| SOBRENOME | Michaels |
| ASSINATURA | MICHAELS J L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of South Florida |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9908-1741 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Religious Behavioral Identification Form (RBIF)
A Study of American Response to Climate Change and the Influence of Carbon Dependency, Social Capital, and Political Orientation
Climate change is one major challenge that has brought substantial costs to the United States. To implement mitigation measures and gain public support, it is critical to understand Americans’ attitudes toward this issue. Our study investigates how carbon dependency, social capital, and political orientation influence public response to climate change by perceiving its threat, changing behaviors, and supporting policies. We first build an integra…
Thinking at a higher level? Religion and spirituality contribute more to global cognitive patterns among Eastern Europeans and Americans than among Western Europeans
What are the core features and dimensions of “spirituality”? Applying a partial prototype analysis to understand how laypeople mentally represent spirituality as a concept
Belongingness is a Mediating Factor Between Religious Service Attendance and Reduced Psychological Distress During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Beyond stewardship and dominion? Towards a social psychological explanation of the relationship between religious attitudes and environmental concern
Research about the religion and environmental attitudes relationship in the United States has yielded mixed results. Some studies find that religion relates to heightened concern about environmental threats and greater environmental interest whereas others find religion relates to diminished concern and interest. A new perspective that applies ideas from psychology and sociology may help resolve these discrepant findings. It is hypothesized that …
Individual Differences in Religious Motivation Influence How People Think
Motives matter and may have implications for how people cognitively experience meaning through religion and spirituality. Specifically, intrinsically motivated people perceive religion and spirituality are more central to meaning in life, which should promote a tendency to adopt more coherent, expansive cognitive representations. In contrast, extrinsically motivated people may adopt narrower cognitive representations since their motivation is mor…
Social Capital, carbon dependency, and public response to climate change in 22 European countries
Social Capital's Influence on Environmental Concern in China
This study examines the ways in which social capital influences people's environmental concern in China. Using data obtained from the 2010 Chinese General Social Survey, we measure social capital through social networks and trust. We find that the ways people think about and act toward others influence the ways they think about and act toward the environment. The structural equation modeling results suggest that one's connections with others, inc…
Mathematical Modeling of Social Relationships
Volatile Psychological Dynamics in Social Interactions
Does agreement or disagreement alone strongly influence people’s thoughts and emotions, or does cognitive and affective reaction relate more to shifts in agreement and disagreement? The present study investigated how attitudes and emotions respond to the evolution of different patterns of agreement and disagreement in an interaction. Combining conventional methods with novel dynamic systems techniques, we found that people’s attitudes and emotion…
Dynamics of cooperation-competition interaction models
A nonlinear mathematical model of the interactions in time between 2 actors (which could be individuals, groups, or nations) based on the theoretical and experimental insights of Deutsch (1973, 2006); Pruitt (1969, 2006); Gottman, Murray, Swanson, Tyson, and Swanson (2002); Gottman, Swanson, and Swanson (2002); and Coleman, Vallacher, Nowak, and Bui-Wrzosinska (2006) was developed. In this model, the state of each actor at a given moment in time …
Social Capital, carbon dependency, and public response to climate change in 22 European countries
Beyond stewardship and dominion? Towards a social psychological explanation of the relationship between religious attitudes and environmental concern
Research about the religion and environmental attitudes relationship in the United States has yielded mixed results. Some studies find that religion relates to heightened concern about environmental threats and greater environmental interest whereas others find religion relates to diminished concern and interest. A new perspective that applies ideas from psychology and sociology may help resolve these discrepant findings. It is hypothesized that …
Volatile Psychological Dynamics in Social Interactions
Does agreement or disagreement alone strongly influence people’s thoughts and emotions, or does cognitive and affective reaction relate more to shifts in agreement and disagreement? The present study investigated how attitudes and emotions respond to the evolution of different patterns of agreement and disagreement in an interaction. Combining conventional methods with novel dynamic systems techniques, we found that people’s attitudes and emotion…
Individual Differences in Religious Motivation Influence How People Think
Motives matter and may have implications for how people cognitively experience meaning through religion and spirituality. Specifically, intrinsically motivated people perceive religion and spirituality are more central to meaning in life, which should promote a tendency to adopt more coherent, expansive cognitive representations. In contrast, extrinsically motivated people may adopt narrower cognitive representations since their motivation is mor…
Social Capital's Influence on Environmental Concern in China
This study examines the ways in which social capital influences people's environmental concern in China. Using data obtained from the 2010 Chinese General Social Survey, we measure social capital through social networks and trust. We find that the ways people think about and act toward others influence the ways they think about and act toward the environment. The structural equation modeling results suggest that one's connections with others, inc…
Dynamics of cooperation-competition interaction models
A nonlinear mathematical model of the interactions in time between 2 actors (which could be individuals, groups, or nations) based on the theoretical and experimental insights of Deutsch (1973, 2006); Pruitt (1969, 2006); Gottman, Murray, Swanson, Tyson, and Swanson (2002); Gottman, Swanson, and Swanson (2002); and Coleman, Vallacher, Nowak, and Bui-Wrzosinska (2006) was developed. In this model, the state of each actor at a given moment in time …
A Study of American Response to Climate Change and the Influence of Carbon Dependency, Social Capital, and Political Orientation
Climate change is one major challenge that has brought substantial costs to the United States. To implement mitigation measures and gain public support, it is critical to understand Americans’ attitudes toward this issue. Our study investigates how carbon dependency, social capital, and political orientation influence public response to climate change by perceiving its threat, changing behaviors, and supporting policies. We first build an integra…
Dynamics of cooperation-competition interaction models
A nonlinear mathematical model of the interactions in time between 2 actors (which could be individuals, groups, or nations) based on the theoretical and experimental insights of Deutsch (1973, 2006); Pruitt (1969, 2006); Gottman, Murray, Swanson, Tyson, and Swanson (2002); Gottman, Swanson, and Swanson (2002); and Coleman, Vallacher, Nowak, and Bui-Wrzosinska (2006) was developed. In this model, the state of each actor at a given moment in time …
Volatile Psychological Dynamics in Social Interactions
Does agreement or disagreement alone strongly influence people’s thoughts and emotions, or does cognitive and affective reaction relate more to shifts in agreement and disagreement? The present study investigated how attitudes and emotions respond to the evolution of different patterns of agreement and disagreement in an interaction. Combining conventional methods with novel dynamic systems techniques, we found that people’s attitudes and emotion…
Mathematical Modeling of Social Relationships
Social Capital's Influence on Environmental Concern in China
This study examines the ways in which social capital influences people's environmental concern in China. Using data obtained from the 2010 Chinese General Social Survey, we measure social capital through social networks and trust. We find that the ways people think about and act toward others influence the ways they think about and act toward the environment. The structural equation modeling results suggest that one's connections with others, inc…
Social Capital, carbon dependency, and public response to climate change in 22 European countries
Beyond stewardship and dominion? Towards a social psychological explanation of the relationship between religious attitudes and environmental concern
Research about the religion and environmental attitudes relationship in the United States has yielded mixed results. Some studies find that religion relates to heightened concern about environmental threats and greater environmental interest whereas others find religion relates to diminished concern and interest. A new perspective that applies ideas from psychology and sociology may help resolve these discrepant findings. It is hypothesized that …
Individual Differences in Religious Motivation Influence How People Think
Motives matter and may have implications for how people cognitively experience meaning through religion and spirituality. Specifically, intrinsically motivated people perceive religion and spirituality are more central to meaning in life, which should promote a tendency to adopt more coherent, expansive cognitive representations. In contrast, extrinsically motivated people may adopt narrower cognitive representations since their motivation is mor…
Thinking at a higher level? Religion and spirituality contribute more to global cognitive patterns among Eastern Europeans and Americans than among Western Europeans
What are the core features and dimensions of “spirituality”? Applying a partial prototype analysis to understand how laypeople mentally represent spirituality as a concept
Belongingness is a Mediating Factor Between Religious Service Attendance and Reduced Psychological Distress During the Covid-19 Pandemic
The Religious Behavioral Identification Form (RBIF)
A Study of American Response to Climate Change and the Influence of Carbon Dependency, Social Capital, and Political Orientation
Climate change is one major challenge that has brought substantial costs to the United States. To implement mitigation measures and gain public support, it is critical to understand Americans’ attitudes toward this issue. Our study investigates how carbon dependency, social capital, and political orientation influence public response to climate change by perceiving its threat, changing behaviors, and supporting policies. We first build an integra…
Psychology (10 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (5 obras) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (4 obras) · Cognition (3 obras) · Ecology (3 obras) · Opinion Dynamics and Social Influence (3 obras) · Politics (3 obras) · Social and Intergroup Psychology (3 obras)