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Amy P. Demorest

Amherst College

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Department Of Psychology

NoneAmy P. Demorest is currently serving as a Psychology faculty at Amherst College.

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psychology psychiatry clinical psychology psychological methods applied psychology behavioral sciences psychopathology psychological bulletin therapeutic approach psychoanalysis counseling psychology psychological science social psychology differential psychology mental health personality affective disorders performance studies human behavior professional counselor personality assessment psychological assessment applied social psychology psychological medicine behavioral research pragmatics human decision process human relations vocational behavior psychosocial research organization study interpersonal scripts

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Why Did Skinner Cut Off His Emotions? an Idiographic Approach to Psychobiography. Clio s Psyche (2023)

emotional selfregulationaffectpsychological sciencepsychiatryempathypsychological methodsbehavioral disordersbehavioral sciencesapplied psychologyemotionspsychologyneuroethicspsychopathologyaffective neurosciencepsychoanalysisclinical psychologypsychological bulletin

Anger, Compassion, and Happiness as Antidotes for Sadness. The American Journal of Psychology (2019)

emotional selfregulationpsychiatryempathyemotionsaffective disorderspsychological traumapsychology

Happiness, Love, and Compassion as Antidotes for Anxiety. The Journal of Positive Psychology (2019)

psychiatryhealth psychologypsychological medicineaffective disordersmindfulnessanxiety disorderspsychology

Examining Primacy as an Identifier of Salience. Journal of Personality (2013)

psychological scienceexperimental psychologyattentionapplied cognitive psychologycognitive sciencepsychologycognition

The Role of Scripts in Psychological Maladjustment and Psychotherapy. Journal of Personality (2012)

psychiatryforensic psychiatrypsychological methodstherapeutic approachpsychologypsychoanalysisclinical psychology

The Role of Scripts in Personal Consistency and Individual Differences. Journal of Personality (2011)

human decision processpsychological sciencehuman behaviorexperimental psychologyinterpretationpsychological methodscontext (linguistics)differential psychologyapplied psychologysocial psychologysemanticsbehavioral researchpsychologylanguagepragmaticsbehavioral sciencespsychological bulletin

Affective Scripts: A Systematic Case Study of Change in Psychotherapy. Psychotherapy Research (2010)

contemporary family therapyemotional selfregulationmental healthpsychiatrypsychological methodscounseling psychologyapplied psychologyart therapytherapeutic approachpsychological medicinebehavioral sciencespsychologyaffective disorderspsychopathologypsychoanalysisclinical psychologypsychological bulletin

A Taxonomy for Scenes. Journal of Research in Personality (2007)

multimedia modelingcomputer visionmultimedia retrievaldigital artimage analysisfilmart

A Comparison of Interpersonal Scripts in Clinically Depressed Versus Nondepressed Individuals. Journal of Research in Personality (1999)

Amy DemorestPaul Crits-ChristophMary HatchLester Luborsky

mental healthpsychosocial researchpersonalityinterpersonal scriptsdepressionpsychologyclinical psychology

Personal Influences on Professional Work: An Empirical Case Study of B. F. Skinner. Journal of Personality (1996)

workforce developmentorganizational behaviorapplied social psychologyhuman relationsperformance studiespersistence (psychology)psychological methodsapplied psychologyvocational behaviorprofessional counselorpsychologyorganization studysocial influenceorganizational theorymanagementorganizational communicationmotivation

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Amy P. Demorest

Amherst College

Affiliations

Department Of Psychology

NoneAmy P. Demorest is currently serving as a Psychology faculty at Amherst College.

Honors

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Amy P. Demorest

Amherst College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Why Did Skinner Cut Off His Emotions? an Idiographic Approach to Psychobiography. Clio s Psyche (2023)

Anger, Compassion, and Happiness as Antidotes for Sadness. The American Journal of Psychology (2019)

emotional selfregulationpsychiatryempathyemotionsaffective disorderspsychological traumapsychology

Happiness, Love, and Compassion as Antidotes for Anxiety. The Journal of Positive Psychology (2019)

psychiatryhealth psychologypsychological medicineaffective disordersmindfulnessanxiety disorderspsychology

Examining Primacy as an Identifier of Salience. Journal of Personality (2013)

psychological scienceexperimental psychologyattentionapplied cognitive psychologycognitive sciencepsychologycognition

The Role of Scripts in Psychological Maladjustment and Psychotherapy. Journal of Personality (2012)

psychiatryforensic psychiatrypsychological methodstherapeutic approachpsychologypsychoanalysisclinical psychology

The Role of Scripts in Personal Consistency and Individual Differences. Journal of Personality (2011)

Affective Scripts: A Systematic Case Study of Change in Psychotherapy. Psychotherapy Research (2010)

A Taxonomy for Scenes. Journal of Research in Personality (2007)

multimedia modelingcomputer visionmultimedia retrievaldigital artimage analysisfilmart

A Comparison of Interpersonal Scripts in Clinically Depressed Versus Nondepressed Individuals. Journal of Research in Personality (1999)

Amy DemorestPaul Crits-ChristophMary HatchLester Luborsky

mental healthpsychosocial researchpersonalityinterpersonal scriptsdepressionpsychologyclinical psychology

Personal Influences on Professional Work: An Empirical Case Study of B. F. Skinner. Journal of Personality (1996)

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