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Loneliness and living alone are recognized as global health concerns, yet most evidence comes from Western countries. Here, we combine 5 large cross-cultural datasets (N ~ 350,000) to show that the links between these experiences and health vary widely and systematically across 58 countries.

The range restriction hypothesis suggests that intelligence–performance correlations may be underestimated in domains like chess, where …

Religious individuals consistently report lower levels of loneliness and social isolation, as well as better health, than the …

What does emotion regulation look like in everyday life? We find emotion regulation in daily life is far more diverse than typically studied: most strategy combinations are unique, yet many different combinations can be effective when they share key underlying qualities.

Moral norms balance the needs of the group versus individuals, and societies across the globe vary in terms of the norms they …

Over the last 20 years, “talent management” has become an increasingly popular descriptor of activities previ-ously referred to as …

During the last decade, intellectual humility has gone from a topic of philosophical inquiry to one of serious scientific …

Self-control is often thought to be synonymous with willpower, defined as the direct modulation of impulses in order to do what is best …

Prior research has demonstrated that religiousness is associated with and potentially facilitative of self-regulation, though most of …