Chloe Evans
Biographic Data
| ID | 3735823 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chloe Evans |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chloe |
| FAMILY NAME | Evans |
| SIGNATURE | EVANS C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Spotify (Sweden) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Love, longing and obsession: Features, correlates, comorbidities, and real-time cognitive-affective dynamics of limerence
Limerence is an intense, chronic, and involuntary state of unreciprocated obsessive relational longing for a specific individual (the limerent object, LO). Limerence exists on a continuum, but research on its pathological form ('impairing limerence') has been limited. This paper presents two studies that advance understanding of impairing limerence. Study 1 is the largest quantitative investigation of limerence to date (N = 1647) and charts core …
On Being Well in a Time of Hell
For the past year, people around the world have adjusted quickly to unforeseen constraints presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. Upheaval during the pandemic has resulted in a deep sense of grief leaving people in an unpredictable cycle of losing control and attempting to regain it. But, guess what? Researchers also have been experiencing the highs and lows of the pandemic and haven't been immune to the fulcrum of loss and unexpected buoyancy. In s…
From Gaze to Outrage: The Role of Group-Based Anger in Mediating the Relationship between Sexual Objectification and Collective Action
Numerous studies have demonstrated the harmful effects of sexual objectification on well-being. However, despite the rapid growth of the #MeToo movement, which has raised public awareness about sexual harassment, there has been much less research investigating the role of sexually objectifying behaviours in motivating people to try to tackle this issue through collective action (e.g., signing petitions, engaging in protests) and the process throu…
Portrait Photography in Senegal: Using Local Case Studies from Saint Louis and Podor, 1839–1970
This research investigates contrasting contexts of portrait photography at different periods in Senegalese history, demonstrating some of the range of photographic practices that developed within particular cultural milieus at different historical moments. The intention is to consider differing case studies of photographic practice, situated and shaped within processes of enculturation and trajectories, rather than offer a “scissor-paste” (Beltin…
From Gaze to Outrage: The Role of Group-Based Anger in Mediating the Relationship between Sexual Objectification and Collective Action
Numerous studies have demonstrated the harmful effects of sexual objectification on well-being. However, despite the rapid growth of the #MeToo movement, which has raised public awareness about sexual harassment, there has been much less research investigating the role of sexually objectifying behaviours in motivating people to try to tackle this issue through collective action (e.g., signing petitions, engaging in protests) and the process throu…
Portrait Photography in Senegal: Using Local Case Studies from Saint Louis and Podor, 1839–1970
This research investigates contrasting contexts of portrait photography at different periods in Senegalese history, demonstrating some of the range of photographic practices that developed within particular cultural milieus at different historical moments. The intention is to consider differing case studies of photographic practice, situated and shaped within processes of enculturation and trajectories, rather than offer a “scissor-paste” (Beltin…
Portrait Photography in Senegal: Using Local Case Studies from Saint Louis and Podor, 1839–1970
This research investigates contrasting contexts of portrait photography at different periods in Senegalese history, demonstrating some of the range of photographic practices that developed within particular cultural milieus at different historical moments. The intention is to consider differing case studies of photographic practice, situated and shaped within processes of enculturation and trajectories, rather than offer a “scissor-paste” (Beltin…
From Gaze to Outrage: The Role of Group-Based Anger in Mediating the Relationship between Sexual Objectification and Collective Action
Numerous studies have demonstrated the harmful effects of sexual objectification on well-being. However, despite the rapid growth of the #MeToo movement, which has raised public awareness about sexual harassment, there has been much less research investigating the role of sexually objectifying behaviours in motivating people to try to tackle this issue through collective action (e.g., signing petitions, engaging in protests) and the process throu…
On Being Well in a Time of Hell
For the past year, people around the world have adjusted quickly to unforeseen constraints presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. Upheaval during the pandemic has resulted in a deep sense of grief leaving people in an unpredictable cycle of losing control and attempting to regain it. But, guess what? Researchers also have been experiencing the highs and lows of the pandemic and haven't been immune to the fulcrum of loss and unexpected buoyancy. In s…
Love, longing and obsession: Features, correlates, comorbidities, and real-time cognitive-affective dynamics of limerence
Limerence is an intense, chronic, and involuntary state of unreciprocated obsessive relational longing for a specific individual (the limerent object, LO). Limerence exists on a continuum, but research on its pathological form ('impairing limerence') has been limited. This paper presents two studies that advance understanding of impairing limerence. Study 1 is the largest quantitative investigation of limerence to date (N = 1647) and charts core …
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