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The Journal of Psychology|September 2, 2014
A psycho-linguistic approach for studying adult playfulness: a replication and extension toward relations with humorRené T ProyerJournal of Personality|September 30, 2024
Interpersonal Perception of Adult Playfulness at Zero-Acquaintance: A Conceptual Replication Study of Self-Other Agreement and Consensus, and an Extension to Two Accuracy CriteriaKay Brauer, René T ProyerPersonality and Individual Differences|December 21, 2022
Technical comment on Rolón, V., Geher, G., Link, J., and Mackiel, C. (2021). Personality correlates of COVID-19 infection proclivity: Extraversion kills. Personality and Individual Differences, 180, 110994Kay Brauer, René T ProyerFrontiers in Psychology|April 14, 2018
An Initial Cross-Cultural Comparison of Adult Playfulness in Mainland China and German-Speaking CountriesDandan Pang, René T ProyerJournal of Personality Assessment|February 15, 2020
Analyzing a German-language Expanded Form of the PhoPhiKat-45: Psychometric Properties, Factorial Structure, Measurement Invariance with the Likert-Version, and Self-Peer ConvergenceKay Brauer, René T ProyerFrontiers in Psychology|October 20, 2025
Correction: Is the Impostor Phenomenon expressed in language? An LIWC analysis of textual self-descriptionsKay Brauer, René T ProyerFrontiers in Psychology|September 22, 2025
Is the Impostor Phenomenon expressed in language? An LIWC analysis of textual self-descriptionsKay Brauer, René T ProyerJournal of Intelligence|August 28, 2024
Introduction to the Special Issue "Personality and Individual Differences"Kay Brauer, René T ProyerBMC Psychology|June 30, 2026
Matters arising from Salari et al. (2025): Why it is (currently) impossible to estimate accurate prevalence rates of the Impostor PhenomenonKay Brauer, René T ProyerInternational Journal of Applied Positive Psychology|October 19, 2022
Humor as a Multifaceted Resource in Healthcare: An Initial Qualitative Analysis of Perceived Functions and Conditions of Medical Assistants' Use of Humor in their Everyday Work and EducationJulia Raecke, René T ProyerPageof 5