Jeff Gibbons

Professor

Christopher Newport University

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Christopher Newport University

Psychology

Jeff Gibbons is currently serving as a Christopher Newport University Professor at Christopher Newport University.

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Jeff Gibbons

Christopher Newport University

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psychology behavioral sciences fading affect bias narrative mental health social psychology emotions psychological trauma psychology of religion religious studies emotional selfregulation psychiatry religion applied cognitive psychology applied social psychology religiosity experimental social psychology psychosocial research mourning audience reception anxiety disorders death studies affective disorders cognitive psychology covid-19 health psychology psychological medicine psychological assessment applied psychology psychological co-morbidities psychosocial determinants spirituality fake news misinformation disinformation detection rumor spreading autobiographical memory islamic thought symptom management psychiatric research sociology of religion ethical theory covid-19 pandemic emotion regulation coronavirus anxiety islamophobia scale comorbid psychiatric disorders comorbidity islamic studies islamic finance narrative and identity personal identity personality psychology psychosocial issues personality disorders behavioral measurements alcohol abuse alcohol misuse alcohol dependence positive psychology human-animal interactions thanatology adult development adolescent psychology incremental validity death anxiety event rehearsal event self-importance autobiographical memories unique connections dark triad alcohol consumption frequency non-alcohol-related events religious variables general level healthy coping educational psychology performance studies affective neuroscience memory studies mass communication social identity humanities child psychology human nature communication theory popular medium authenticity phenomenology (philosophy) psychological science thinking skills cognitive science affect personality differential psychology memory cognitive development experimental child psychology persistence (psychology) communication content analysis language identity (social science) cognition psychological bulletin psychological methods psychoanalysis medium culture personality assessment developmental psychology social cognition culture experimental psychology media studies journalism

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Courage Isn’t Courage Without Fear. Preprints.org (2026)

Marijuana Consumption and Reactivity Are Positively Associated With the Fading Affect Bias for Marijuana Events in Person and Online. Behavioral Sciences (2026)

The Relation of Sexual Activity and Attachment to the Fading Affect Bias Across Sexual and Non‐Sexual Events. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2026)

Fear/Anxiety and Sleep Deprivation Combine to Predict Courage. Behavioral Sciences (2025)

Never Again: Online Replication of the Fading Affect Bias in the Context of Alcohol During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Preprints.org (2025)

In-Person and Online Studies Examining the Influence of Problem Solving on the Fading Affect Bias. Behavioral Sciences (2024)

Political Variables Predicted the Fading Affect Bias More Strongly for Political Than Nonpolitical Events in the 2020 Presidential Election. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2024)

political analysispolitical psychologypolitical studybehavioral decision makingcomparative political studiespolitical behaviorpolitical science researchelectionsbiaspolitical methodologysocial sciencesexperimental social psychologypolitical communicationpublic opinionpolitical sciencetheories of political behaviorbehavioral sciences

Relation Between Deese-Roediger-Mcdermott Recall Measures of False Memory and the Fading Affect Bias. Consciousness and Cognition (2024)

Jeffrey A GibbonsMatthew TraversaLauren ChadwickEmily PetersonRichard Walker

implicit memorymemory analysismemorydeese-roediger-mcdermott recall measureshuman cognitionbiascognitive neuroscienceneurosciencememory studieshuman memoryfalse memorymemory assessmentcognitive sciencefading affect biaspsychologycognition

Coronaphobia Flips the Emotional World Upside Down: Unhealthy Variables Positively Predict the Fading Affect Bias at High Physical Symptoms of Coronavirus Anxiety. Applied Cognitive Psychology (2023)

Jeffrey A. GibbonsKaylee D. HarrisEmma D. FriedmannEmily A. PappalardoGabriela R. RochaMatthew J. TraversaMolly J. NolanSherman A. Lee

psychosocial researchapplied behavior analysissymptom managementcovid-19psychologyapplied psychologyunhealthy variablesapplied cognitive psychologycognitive psychologymental healthsocial cognitioncoronavirus anxietyhealth psychologyemotion regulationfading affect biasbehavioral sciencescognitionhigh physical symptomspsychiatryemerging risk

Observers' Fairness Perceptions Change With Contrasting Information for Employee Reprimands. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2023)

Jeffrey A GibbonsLarry W BunceRonald G DowneyAimee L BuchananEmily G Peterson

nuclear safetyemployee reprimandsbehavioral sciencessocial sciencesnuclear sciencenuclear medicinefairnessfairness perceptionspsychology