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Daryl R Van Tongeren

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Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|September 1, 2010
Combating meaninglessness: on the automatic defense of meaningDaryl R Van Tongeren, Jeffrey D Green
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|November 3, 2015
People both high and low on religious fundamentalism are prejudiced toward dissimilar groupsMark J Brandt, Daryl R Van Tongeren
The British Journal of Social Psychology|August 2, 2017
Meaning and death-thought accessibilityDaryl R Van Tongeren, Jeffrey D Green
Frontiers in Psychology|June 18, 2020
The Role of Self-Regulation in Forgiveness: A Regulatory Model of ForgivenessMan Yee Ho, Daryl R Van Tongeren, Jin You
Frontiers in Psychology|March 29, 2021
Finding Meaning Amidst COVID-19: An Existential Positive Psychology Model of SufferingDaryl R Van Tongeren, Sara A Showalter Van Tongeren
Journal of Experimental Psychology. General|August 1, 2022
A sheep in wolf's clothing? Toward an understanding of the religious donesDaryl R Van Tongeren, C Nathan DeWall, Patty Van Cappellen
The Journal of Social Psychology|August 13, 2015
Insufficient Justification for Exclusion Prompts Compensatory BehaviorDaryl R Van Tongeren, Lindsey M Root Luna, Charlotte VanOyen Witvliet
Journal of Personality|August 19, 2025
Religious Dones Become More Politically Liberal After Leaving ReligionDaryl R Van Tongeren, Sam A Hardy, Emily M Taylor, et al.
Journal of Personality|February 1, 2021
The values of religious nones, dones, and sacralized Americans: Links between changes in religious affiliation and Schwartz valuesPhilip Schwadel, Sam A Hardy, Daryl R Van Tongeren, et al.
Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|February 4, 2025
Intellectual Humility Predicts Empathic Accuracy and Empathic ResilienceMichal Lehmann, Shir Genzer, Nur Kassem, et al.
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Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|September 1, 2010
Combating meaninglessness: on the automatic defense of meaningDaryl R Van Tongeren, Jeffrey D Green
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|November 3, 2015
People both high and low on religious fundamentalism are prejudiced toward dissimilar groupsMark J Brandt, Daryl R Van Tongeren
The British Journal of Social Psychology|August 2, 2017
Meaning and death-thought accessibilityDaryl R Van Tongeren, Jeffrey D Green
Frontiers in Psychology|June 18, 2020
The Role of Self-Regulation in Forgiveness: A Regulatory Model of ForgivenessMan Yee Ho, Daryl R Van Tongeren, Jin You
Frontiers in Psychology|March 29, 2021
Finding Meaning Amidst COVID-19: An Existential Positive Psychology Model of SufferingDaryl R Van Tongeren, Sara A Showalter Van Tongeren
Journal of Experimental Psychology. General|August 1, 2022
A sheep in wolf's clothing? Toward an understanding of the religious donesDaryl R Van Tongeren, C Nathan DeWall, Patty Van Cappellen
The Journal of Social Psychology|August 13, 2015
Insufficient Justification for Exclusion Prompts Compensatory BehaviorDaryl R Van Tongeren, Lindsey M Root Luna, Charlotte VanOyen Witvliet
Journal of Personality|August 19, 2025
Religious Dones Become More Politically Liberal After Leaving ReligionDaryl R Van Tongeren, Sam A Hardy, Emily M Taylor, et al.
Journal of Personality|February 1, 2021
The values of religious nones, dones, and sacralized Americans: Links between changes in religious affiliation and Schwartz valuesPhilip Schwadel, Sam A Hardy, Daryl R Van Tongeren, et al.
Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|February 4, 2025
Intellectual Humility Predicts Empathic Accuracy and Empathic ResilienceMichal Lehmann, Shir Genzer, Nur Kassem, et al.
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