The article presents the results of analysis strategies to achieve wellbeing among Russian working youth. is based on survey 1121 respondents between 20 and 30 years old, living in Moscow major cities eight federal districts Russia. describes following five strategies. (1) “Familism” a predominantly female strategy directed at attaining work-life balance. It characterized by high life satisfact...

Cellular response to a stimulus is often triggered by accumulation of an appropriate gene product up critical threshold. How cells regulate expression achieve precision in timing such responses question interest. Earlier work has shown that for stable product, constant rate provides minimum noise the time response, provided initial distribution degenerate. Here, we show this strategy no longer ...

Three studies were conducted to examine the validity of the four versions of BIATs that are supposed to measure the same construct but differ in shared focal category. Study 1 investigated the criterion validity of four BIATs measuring attitudes toward flower versus insect. Study 2 examined the experimental sensitivity of four BIATs by considering attitudes toward induced ingroup versus outgrou...

Cognitive Science research is hard to conduct, because researchers must take phenomena from the world and turn them into laboratory tasks for which a reasonable level of experimental control can be achieved. Consequently, research necessarily makes tradeoffs between internal validity (experimental control) and external validity (the degree to which a task represents behavior outside of the lab)...

This paper discusses two conventions pertaining to the study of computer game addiction that are rarely discussed. Traditionally when addictions are assessed, it is not customary for the researcher to be concerned with whether or not the addiction causes harm; or in other words: whether the addiction adds more to the overall life quality than it subtracts. Similarly, it is not customary to ask ...

How strongly does humor (i.e., the construct-relevant content) in the Humor Styles Questionnaire (HSQ; Martin et al., 2003) determine the responses to this measure (i.e., construct validity)? Also, how much does humor influence the relationships of the four HSQ scales, namely affiliative, self-enhancing, aggressive, and self-defeating, with personality traits and subjective well-being (i.e., cr...