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Examining the roles of neuroticism and extraversion with social support on depression : potential pathways to enhance mental health
Title
Examining the roles of neuroticism and extraversion with social support on depression : potential pathways to enhance mental health
Author
Hopkins, Jasmine, Bennett, Jeanette M.
Date Created
2022
Subjects--Topical
Depression, Mental, Mental health
Description
Background: Depression is a common worldwide illness that affects the quality of life, alters brain structures, and can even lead to suicide. Over the past few decades, the increase in depression and depressive symptoms among college students has ...
Pay by position
Title
Pay by position
Author
Jackson, Daniel
Date Created
2022
Subjects--Topical
Pay equity, Gender identity in the workplace, Sexism
Description
This community-engaged project is in partnership with the League of Women Voters Charlotte Mecklenburg Chapter. The purpose of the project is to compile data to inform a corporate scorecard on the important metrics of the gender equity gap. With t...
Task goals constrain interpersonal coordination : evidence from the alignment of speech in dialogues
Title
Task goals constrain interpersonal coordination : evidence from the alignment of speech in dialogues
Author
Sulkunte, Niyathi
Date Created
2021, 2021, 2021
Subjects--Topical
Cognitive psychology, Cognitive styles
Visualizing alignment in joint attention
Title
Visualizing alignment in joint attention
Author
Jackson, Daniel, Galati, Alexia
Date Created
2022
Subjects--Topical
Eye tracking, Psychology, Joint attention
Description
Success in joint tasks requires shared understanding and coordination between team members. Some studies suggest that, in motor tasks, various coordination patterns (including alignment and complimentary) can support achieving shared goals (Wallot...
“Why so serious?” : antisocial trolling behavior and its relationship with everyday psychopathy and sadism
Title
“Why so serious?” : antisocial trolling behavior and its relationship with everyday psychopathy and sadism
Author
Siegel, AJ, Peach, Hannah D.
Date Created
2023
Subjects--Topical
Online trolling, Antisocial personality disorders
Description
Trolling is an antisocial form of online communication in which users, known as trolls, initiate negative and taunting interactions to disrupt digital communication. While trolling is a common online practice ranging from innocent to potentially d...