New title for third Live Better article

I have previously mentioned that I am listed as a co-author of an article that was work-titled "Expression of Positive Emotions Links to Independent Selfhoods, Globally with Minor Exceptions Only: Findings from Two Macro-Psychological Studies". The article now has a new title: "Does Expressing Positive Emotions Reflect Independent or Interdependent Models of Selfhood? Searching for Latin American ‘Expressive Interdependence’ in Two Global Studies." The article has now been submitted to Psychological Science.

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Third Live Better manuscript

Third Live Better manuscript

I am listed as a co-author of the journal article "Expression of Positive Emotions Links to Independent Selfhoods, Globally with Minor Exceptions Only: Findings from Two Macro-Psychological Studies" (Kuba Krys), which is about to be submitted to Psychological Science. I am involved due to my role concerning data gathering in Norway in the Live Better project.

Second Live better article soon to be submitted

A second article based on Live better data will soon be submitted. Preliminary reference:

— in review, 2024, with Brian W. Haas, Xiaobin Lou et al. Aspirational life satisfaction moderates the link between actual life satisfaction and negative emotional experience: A large scale cross-cultural study. Emotion. 

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"Live better" project: Stavanger dataset delivered

First "Live better" article submitted; credited as co-author

First "Live better" article submitted; credited as co-author

I am credited as a co-author of an article that has just been submitted and is the first to draw on data gathering in more than 60 countries that I have taken part in, as part of the project "Live better: The culturally sensitive study into folk theories of societal development and into ideal types of well-being".

Preliminary reference:

 — in review, 2024, with Arkadiusz Wasiel et al. Understanding the Connection of Position-Based Power to Social Status across Seventy Cultures. British Journal of Social Psychology.

"Live better" project: Stavanger dataset delivered

Today I have delivered the Stavanger dataset for the Norwegian part of the international quantitative survey "Live better: The culturally sensitive study into "folk theories of societal development" and into "ideal types of well-being"", with 190 responses included. This is part of a research consortium involving some 50 countries and headed by Kuba Krys.

International survey and project ""Live better - The culturally sensitive study on "folk theories of societal development" and on "ideal types of well-being"" joined

I have agreed to join the research consortium behind the research project "Live better - The culturally sensitive study on "folk theories of societal development" and on "ideal types of well-being", led by Kuba Krys, who is based at the Institute of Psychology of the Polish Academy of Sciences.