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International Society for the Science of Existential Psychology
Ananya Mayukha on narrative identity and sense-making
Ananya Mayukha on narrative identity and sense-making

Ananya Mayukha’s research focused on how people develop a narrative identity that can help make sense of challenging world events.

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Kenneth VailMarch 12, 2026
Kyungmin Nam on agency, morality, and authenticity
Kyungmin Nam on agency, morality, and authenticity

Kyungmin Nam’s research focused on how agency and morality influence people’s judgments of authenticity.

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Kenneth VailMarch 10, 2026
Chareina Johnson on existential isolation and help-seeking
Chareina Johnson on existential isolation and help-seeking

Chareina Johnson’s research focused on the role of existential isolation in first-generation college students’ academic help-seeking.

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Kenneth VailMarch 9, 2026
Rebecca Ward on self-essentialism, life narratives, and meaning
Rebecca Ward on self-essentialism, life narratives, and meaning

Rebecca Ward’s research is focused on the how self-essentialist beliefs in people’s life narratives impact meaning in life.

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Kenneth VailMarch 4, 2026
Michaela Glinsky, undergraduate research on the burden of debt
Michaela Glinsky, undergraduate research on the burden of debt

Michaela Glinsky’s research is focused on the existential burden of debt.

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Kenneth VailMarch 3, 2026
Lydia Needy on social fit, authenticity, and self-knowledge
Lydia Needy on social fit, authenticity, and self-knowledge

Lydia Needy’s research is focused on state authenticity as fit to the environment among LGBTQ individuals.

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Kenneth VailMarch 2, 2026
Grace Hart on Death Concepts and Modeling Suicide Risk
Grace Hart on Death Concepts and Modeling Suicide Risk

Grace Hart’s research is focused on what people think and feel about death and how these contribute to suicide risk

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Kenneth VailOctober 20, 2025
Neil Wegenschimmel on Meaning, Misinformation, and Uncertainty
Neil Wegenschimmel on Meaning, Misinformation, and Uncertainty

Neil Wegenschimmel’s research explores the way people navigate uncertainty and existential nihilism, with implications for misinformation and conspiracy mentalities.

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Kenneth VailAugust 19, 2025
Bao Han Tran on Time Perception and Overcoming Social Pain
Bao Han Tran on Time Perception and Overcoming Social Pain

Bao Han Tran’s research explores how the perception of time—slow, normal, fast—impacts people’s experience of social pain.

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Kenneth VailAugust 12, 2025
Jon Sundby on aging, death anxiety, and ego integrity
Jon Sundby on aging, death anxiety, and ego integrity

Jon Sundby’s research explores the role of ego integrity in mitigating death anxiety in adult development and aging.

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Kenneth VailAugust 11, 2025
Michael Mask on nostalgia, meaning, and mystical experiences
Michael Mask on nostalgia, meaning, and mystical experiences

Michael Mask’s research has explored nostalgia, cross-cultural similarities in meaning in life, and spirituality.

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Kenneth VailJuly 30, 2025
Mark Matthews on choice, culture, and narrative identity
Mark Matthews on choice, culture, and narrative identity

Mark Matthew’s research explores the existential side of choice, culture, and narrative identity.

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Kenneth VailDecember 15, 2024
Emily Courtney on breast cancer, objectification, and health
Emily Courtney on breast cancer, objectification, and health

Dr. Emily Courtney’s research explores the existential side of breast cancer, objectification, and health.

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Kenneth VailOctober 17, 2024
Natalie Fuchs on existential isolation and I-sharing
Natalie Fuchs on existential isolation and I-sharing

Natalie Fuchs’ research explores existential isolation and the power of I-sharing to create bonds across otherwise disparate groups.

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Kenneth VailAugust 5, 2024
Phoebe McKenna-Plumley on existential loneliness
Phoebe McKenna-Plumley on existential loneliness

Phoebe McKenna-Plumley’s research applies both qualitative and quantitative methods to study existential loneliness

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Kenneth VailAugust 2, 2024
Ethan Trieu, undergraduate research on meaning and self-efficacy
Ethan Trieu, undergraduate research on meaning and self-efficacy

Ethan Trieu’s research explores the impact of meaning and purpose in education on academic self-efficacy.

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Kenneth VailOctober 11, 2023
Da Ye Lee on emotion regulation and authenticity
Da Ye Lee on emotion regulation and authenticity

Da Ye Lee’s research explores the impact of emotion regulation on feelings of authenticity.

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Kenneth VailOctober 7, 2023
Joseph Maffly-Kipp on depression, anxiety, and authenticity
Joseph Maffly-Kipp on depression, anxiety, and authenticity

Joseph Maffly-Kipp’s research found that people with depression can experience anxiety as an authentic self-expression.

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Kenneth VailSeptember 25, 2023
Ana Tello, undergraduate research on fixed vs. growth mindsets
Ana Tello, undergraduate research on fixed vs. growth mindsets

Ana Tello’s research explores the effects of fixed (vs. growth) mindsets and self-compassion on mental health.

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Kenneth VailAugust 13, 2023
Muireann O'Dea on boredom, self-compassion, and meaning
Muireann O'Dea on boredom, self-compassion, and meaning

Muireann O’Dea’s research explores the experiences of boredom, self-compassion, and meaning in life.

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Kenneth VailDecember 12, 2022
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