Reminders of in-group wrongdoing can prompt defensive responses that affect intergroup
relations. Across two studies, American participants were randomly assigned to have their …

Four studies investigated the utility of finding meaning in past wrongdoing to promote
intergroup reconciliation. Studies 1a, 1b, and 2 demonstrated that prompting members of …

Four studies investigate how perceptions that one’s social group has been victimized in
society—that is, perceived group victimhood (PGV)—influence intergroup trust. Jewish and …

Research demonstrates that people are sensitive to information that portrays either themselves
or their ingroups in a negative light. Indeed, confronting individuals with their own past …

Establishment of a consistent bedtime routine is often recommended to families with young
children with sleep difficulties. However, there are limited studies assessing specific bedtime …

Purpose: The purpose of this survey was to investigate how flossing and rinsing behaviors
impact individual beliefs about oral disease risk, the efficacy of floss and mouthrinse, and the …

Infant and toddler sleep affects family functioning and maternal mental health and well-being.
However, little is known about parental perceptions regarding child daytime sleep. The …

The transition to motherhood involves the experience of each individual mother and child,
as well as the burden of cultural expectations. Social desirability demands may impede self …

Introduction Bedtime routines are a well-established sleep-promoting practice for young
children; however, little is known about the prevalence or components of naptime routines. Thus…

Over the past century, the outward expression of ethnic/racial prejudice toward most socio-cultural
groups has evolved in many societies. Specifically, the once completely normal overt …