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Are moral people happier? Answers from reputation-based measures of moral character
J. Sun, W. Wu, G. P. Goodwin
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Are moral people happier? Answers from reputation-based measures of moral character
Are women really (not) more talkative than men? A registered report of binary gender similarities/differences in daily word use
C. A. Tidwell, A. F. Danvers, V. A. Pfeifer, D. B. Abel, E. Alisic, A. Beer, M. R. Mehl
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ESM-Q: A consensus-based quality assessment tool for experience sampling method items
G. Eisele, A. Hiekkaranta, Y. K. Kunkels, W. van Ballegooijen, S. L. Bartels, J. A. Bastiaansen, J. Sun, I. Myin-Germeys, O. J. Kirtley
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Improving the measurement of the Big Five via alternative formats for the BFI-2
X. Zhang, M. Huang, J. Sun, V. Savalei
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What’s in it for me? Beliefs about relative costs to well-being explain why people deprioritize moral improvements
J. Sun, J. Berman
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How and why people want to be more moral
J. Sun, J. Wilt, P. Meindl, H. Watkins, G. P. Goodwin
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The effects of satisfaction with different domains of life on general life satisfaction vary between individuals (but we cannot tell you why)
J. M. Rohrer, I. S. Seifert, R. C. Arslan, J. Sun, S. Schmukle
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What is the moral person like? An examination of the shared and unique perspectives on moral character
V. Pringle, J. Sun, E. N. Carlson
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Why is authenticity associated with being and acting extraverted? Exploring the mediating role of positive affect
J. Wilt, J. Sun, R. Jacques-Hamilton, L. D. Smillie
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Eavesdropping on missing data: What are people doing when they miss experience sampling reports?
Jessie Sun, M. Rhemtulla, S. Vazire
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