Adam K Fetterman

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Psychology University of Houston, Houston, TX, United States 
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Irvin RL, Wu D, Fetterman AK, et al. (2023) Heads of Worry, Hearts of Joy: Daily Diary Investigations of Self-Location and Well-Being. Affective Science. 4: 744-756
Wilkowski BM, Rivera E, Williamson LZ, et al. (2023) Toward a Comprehensive, Data-Driven Model of American Political Goals: Recognizing the "Values" and "Vices" Within Both Liberalism and Conservativism. Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin. 1461672231185484
Meier BP, Konrath S, Fetterman AK, et al. (2022) Development and Validation of the Single-Item Mindfulness Scale (SIMS). Journal of Personality Assessment. 1-13
Meier BP, Dillard AJ, Fetterman AK, et al. (2022) Religiosity and the Naturalness Bias in Drug and Vaccine Choices. Journal of Religion and Health
Wilkowski BM, Williamson LZ, Rivera E, et al. (2021) What is the "Opposite" of a Value?: A Lexical Investigation into the Structure of Generally-Undesirable Goal-Content. Journal of Personality
Fetterman AK, Evans ND, Exline JJ, et al. (2021) What shall we call God? An exploration of metaphors coded from descriptions of God from a large U.S. undergraduate sample. Plos One. 16: e0254626
Fetterman AK, Robinson MD, Meier BP. (2021) Leveraging individual differences to understand grounded procedures. The Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 44: e6
Richards DK, Fetterman AK, Krebs MC, et al. (2020) Positive and negative emotions predict weight loss intentions and behaviors beyond theory of planned behavior constructs. Eating and Weight Disorders : Ewd
Fetterman AK, Juhl J, Meier BP, et al. (2020) The path to God is through the heart: Metaphoric self-location as a predictor of religiosity Self and Identity. 19: 650-672
Wilkowski BM, Fetterman A, Lappi SK, et al. (2019) Lexical derivation of the PINT taxonomy of goals: Prominence, inclusiveness, negativity prevention, and tradition. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
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