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Maya Tamir

Research Assistant Professor

Boston College

Affiliations

Robert J. Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Psychology and Neuroscience

Maya Tamir is currently serving as a Psychology And Neuroscience Research Assistant Professor at Boston College.

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Boston College

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psychology behavioral sciences emotions motivation emotion regulation cognitive science social psychology personality well-being personality psychology emotional selfregulation happiness psychological science educational psychology personality assessment behavioral decision making affective neuroscience emotional responses emotional intelligence social sciences value theory attention applied social psychology human decision process economic psychology experimental social psychology developmental psychology subjective well-being positive psychology reward systems paradoxical effects instrumental motives social identity applied psychology behavioral research narrative human wellbeing cognitive psychology relevance feedback affective variables emotion recognition adaptive emotions deception detection learning outcomes achievement motivation personality science human memory memory management sport psychology cognitive modeling major life transition social outcomes implicit theories dark side social costs emotional suppression prospective study selective attention positive mood utilitarian considerations avoidance emotions goal pursuit trait-consistent emotion regulation differential preferences psychological bulletin

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Link Between Emotional Intelligence and Well-Being Differs by Gender. VUBIR (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) (2014)

Katrien KoolenBrett FordIris MaussMarie VandekerckhoveMaya Tamir

well-beingemotional intelligencepsychology

The Angry Spotlight: Trait Anger and Selective Visual Attention to Rewards. European Journal of Personality (2012)

Brett Q. FordMaya TamirStephanie A. GagnonHolly A. TaylorTad T. Brunyé

personality psychologyemotional intelligencereward systemstrait angerpersonality assessmentpersonality sciencepsychologyapplied social psychologyselective visual attentionpersonalityhuman behavioremotion regulationsocial psychologydifferential psychologypsychiatryexperimental social psychologybehavioral sciencesattention

A Dark Side of Happiness? How, When, and Why Happiness is Not Always Good. Perspectives on Psychological Science (2011)

June GruberIris B. MaussMaya Tamir

subjective well-beingdark sidepsychologypositive psychologyhappinesspsychological sciencequality of lifewell-being

Can Seeking Happiness Make People Unhappy? Paradoxical Effects of Valuing Happiness.. Emotion (2011)

Iris B. MaussMaya TamirCraig L. AndersonNicole S. Savino

paradoxical effectspsychologyvalue theoryhappinesswell-being

"Can Seeking Happiness Make People Unhappy? Paradoxical Effects of Valuing Happiness": Correction to Mauss, Tamir, Anderson, and Savino (2011).. Emotion (2011)

Iris B. MaussMaya TamirCraig L. AndersonNicole Savino

paradoxical effectspsychologyvalue theoryhappinesswell-beingemotions

Performance and Learning Goals for Emotion Regulation. Motivation and Emotion (2011)

Natalie RuskMaya TamirFred Rothbaum

motivationeducational psychologylearning goalsachievement motivationpsychologylearning outcomeshuman performanceemotion regulationperformance studiesbehavioral sciencesemotions

The Maturing Field of Emotion Regulation. Emotion Review (2011)

Maya Tamir

emotion recognitionaffective neurosciencepsychologyemotional selfregulationemotional responsesemotion regulationemotions

Preferences for Sadness When Eliciting Help: Instrumental Motives in Sadness Regulation. Motivation and Emotion (2010)

Joy HackenbrachtMaya Tamir

motivationpsychologysadness regulationemotion regulationinstrumental motivesemotions

Social Cognitive Factors in Emotion Regulation: Implications for Well-Being. Springer eBooks (2010)

Maya TamirIris B. Mauss

social cognitioncognitive sciencepsychologysocial cognitive factorsemotion regulationwell-beingbehavioral sciences

The Effect of Regulation Goals on Emotional Event-Specific Knowledge. Memory (2010)

Alisha C. HollandMaya TamirElizabeth A. Kensinger

emotional intelligenceregulation goalshuman behaviormemorymemory managementmotivationcognitive sciencedevelopmental psychologyregulationsport psychologyemotion regulationhuman decision processnarrativeeducational psychologypsychologybehavioral decision makinghuman memoryemotional event-specific knowledgeemotional selfregulationbehavioral sciences

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Maya Tamir

Research Assistant Professor

Boston College

Affiliations

Robert J. Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Psychology and Neuroscience

Maya Tamir is currently serving as a Psychology And Neuroscience Research Assistant Professor at Boston College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Maya Tamir

Boston College

Research Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Link Between Emotional Intelligence and Well-Being Differs by Gender. VUBIR (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) (2014)

Katrien KoolenBrett FordIris MaussMarie VandekerckhoveMaya Tamir

well-beingemotional intelligencepsychology

The Angry Spotlight: Trait Anger and Selective Visual Attention to Rewards. European Journal of Personality (2012)

Brett Q. FordMaya TamirStephanie A. GagnonHolly A. TaylorTad T. Brunyé

A Dark Side of Happiness? How, When, and Why Happiness is Not Always Good. Perspectives on Psychological Science (2011)

June GruberIris B. MaussMaya Tamir

subjective well-beingdark sidepsychologypositive psychologyhappinesspsychological sciencequality of lifewell-being

Can Seeking Happiness Make People Unhappy? Paradoxical Effects of Valuing Happiness.. Emotion (2011)

Iris B. MaussMaya TamirCraig L. AndersonNicole S. Savino

paradoxical effectspsychologyvalue theoryhappinesswell-being

"Can Seeking Happiness Make People Unhappy? Paradoxical Effects of Valuing Happiness": Correction to Mauss, Tamir, Anderson, and Savino (2011).. Emotion (2011)

Iris B. MaussMaya TamirCraig L. AndersonNicole Savino

paradoxical effectspsychologyvalue theoryhappinesswell-beingemotions

Performance and Learning Goals for Emotion Regulation. Motivation and Emotion (2011)

Natalie RuskMaya TamirFred Rothbaum

motivationeducational psychologylearning goalsachievement motivationpsychologylearning outcomeshuman performanceemotion regulationperformance studiesbehavioral sciencesemotions

The Maturing Field of Emotion Regulation. Emotion Review (2011)

Maya Tamir

emotion recognitionaffective neurosciencepsychologyemotional selfregulationemotional responsesemotion regulationemotions

Preferences for Sadness When Eliciting Help: Instrumental Motives in Sadness Regulation. Motivation and Emotion (2010)

Joy HackenbrachtMaya Tamir

motivationpsychologysadness regulationemotion regulationinstrumental motivesemotions

Social Cognitive Factors in Emotion Regulation: Implications for Well-Being. Springer eBooks (2010)

Maya TamirIris B. Mauss

social cognitioncognitive sciencepsychologysocial cognitive factorsemotion regulationwell-beingbehavioral sciences

The Effect of Regulation Goals on Emotional Event-Specific Knowledge. Memory (2010)

Alisha C. HollandMaya TamirElizabeth A. Kensinger

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