179 results on '"FICTION & psychology"'
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2. Fact or Fiction: An Investigation of Empathy Differences in Response to Emotional Melodramatic Entertainment.
3. Altering Experienced Utility: The Impact of Story Writing and Self-Referencing on Preferences.
4. Reading fiction is Good for Children's Cognitive, Emotional, and Social Development.
5. The Media's First Moral Panic.
6. How pictures in picture storybooks support young children’s story comprehension: An eye-tracking experiment.
7. Effective supervisory relationships.
8. Whodunnit? The Psychological Implications of Identity in the Detective Novel.
9. Multiple Realities and Hybrid Objects: A Creative Approach of Schizophrenic Delusion.
10. Does a single session of reading literary fiction prime enhanced mentalising performance? Four replication experiments of Kidd and Castano (2013).
11. A Psychoanalytic Reading of A Monster Calls: Biblical Congruencies and Theological Implications.
12. James Joyce.
13. The power of stories: Facilitating social communication in children with limited language abilities.
14. Imagination, Psychologistic Semantics, and the Paradox of Fictional Names.
15. The Best-Loved Story of All Time: Overcoming All Obstacles to Be Reunited, Evoking Kama Muta.
16. The representation of clinical psychologists in contemporary literary fiction.
17. The Real Foundation of Fictional Worlds.
18. Not Getting It: The Allure of the Counterlife in Early and Late Roth.
19. Using Narrative to Teach Ethics.
20. "You see now that it is at any rate possible": Fiction, Philosophy, and Insight.
21. Literary Fiction Influences Attitudes Toward Animal Welfare.
22. WIRED (AND READY) FOR STORIES.
23. Taking the fictional stance.
24. Is the paradox of fiction soluble in psychology?
25. The Unseen and the Unheard in Fiction and Memoir.
26. Models As Fictions, Fictions As Models.
27. The Nature of Model-World Comparisons.
28. Painted on the Surface: The Marbury Lens and Gore in Young Adult Fiction.
29. Fanfiction as imaginary play: What fan-written stories can tell us about the cognitive science of fiction.
30. Korsmeyer on Fiction and Disgust.
31. Response to Elisabeth Rohr’s Foulkes Lecture.
32. The Art in Fiction: From Indirect Communication to Changes of the Self.
33. "They had met in a naked extremity of hate, and it was a bond": The Later Chapters of Sons and Lovers, Psychoanalysis, and Male-Male Intimacy.
34. Feeling "Oceanic": Civilization and Discontented Paul.
35. Fictions of the Mind.
36. The Being of Fictions.
37. Tragedy Viewers Count Their Blessings: Feeling Low on Fiction Leads to Feeling High on Life.
38. Transformation and invariance in creative translations and analytic interpretations: A Bionian reading of Borges and Cervantes.
39. Representing Adolescent Fears: Theory of Mind and Fantasy Fiction.
40. The Vicarious Nature of the Theatre Experience.
41. Paul Krugman and the Power of Science Fiction.
42. On the Art of the Novel: A Conversation with Milan Kundera.
43. Historias cotidianas: Expresión de Violencia Genérica.
44. Transportation into literary fiction reduces prejudice against and increases empathy for Arab-Muslims.
45. Fiction and Emotion: Replies to My Critics.
46. Apt Imaginings: Feelings for Fictions and Other Creatures of the Mind.
47. Attending Emotionally to Fiction.
48. PUSH(ing) Limits: Using Fiction in the Classroom for Human Behavior and the Social Environment.
49. A comparison of preschool teachers’ talk during storybook and information book read-alouds
50. Gender and Empathy Differences in Negative Reactions to Fictionalized and Real Violent Images.
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