Abstract Researchers face difficult decisions about whether to ask potential moderators before or after a survey experiment. Competing concerns exist priming respondents the experiment and introducing post-treatment bias. We replicate classic “welfare” versus “assistance poor” experiment, randomly assigning be asked battery of racial resentment questions either question wording find little evid...

This study is a novel attempt at fusion of female-authored Chinese poetry and Daesoon Thought. Notably, this has style never been attempted in classical literature studies or on will also clarify the key concept grievance-resolution (解冤 haewon) Jinrihoe through comparison with works. Choi Song-seoldang’s that was composed early 20th century, contemporaneous emergence Thought, analyzed here via ...

In the past decade Diaspo youths – second generation immigrants in Côte d’Ivoire who were forced to migrate to their parents’ country of origin, Burkina Faso, during the Ivorian civil war – have become a visible presence in Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso’s second largest city. By consciously displaying their Ivorian origins, they have provoked both the admiration and resentment of local youths, w...

Emotion regulation (ER) strategies have a clear impact on mental health outcomes. In 2 studies (N = 695, N = 433) we investigated gender differences in the use of 2 ER strategies (reappraisal and suppression) to handle parent-child conflict in Taiwanese adolescents. We also identified the implications of these differences for some negative emotions (self-blame and resentment) and internalizing ...