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Michael Ent

Associate Professor

Towson University

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College of Liberal Arts

Department of Psychology

Michael Ent is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Associate Professor at Towson University.

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Towson University

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psychology behavioral sciences philosophy personality social psychology prosocial behavior cognitive science motivation human behavior moral psychology mental health applied social psychology human decision process behavioral decision making experimental social psychology personality psychology punishment hospice altruism phenomenology (philosophy) free will applied philosophy psychological science intercultural studies cultural change ethical theory decision science management decisions business strategy public management organization studies counseling psychology theoretical criminology compulsive behaviors embodiment philosophical inquiry embodied cognition philosophical psychology mindbody problem cultural practices cultural psychology ethnocentrism moral issues foresight achievement motivation value creation power relations administrative leadership leadership development cognitive bias mitigation psychological violence victimisation injustice victimology intimate relationships personal relationships thanatology trait self-control metaphysical opinions physical states harm avoidance guilt proneness moral tradeoffs sour grapes greener grass initial failure recipient autobiographical accounts cognitive dissonance unpleasant medical screenings victim-perpetrator asymmetry transgression was others aggress ” vulnerable narcissism

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Durable Gifts Are More Common in Committed (vs. New) Relationships. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics (2024)

interpersonal relationshipssocial relationsdurable giftspersistence (psychology)personal relationshipsintimate relationships

Reciprocator-Recipient Asymmetries in Reciprocal Altruism. Evolutionary Psychological Science (2024)

social psychologycooperationprosocial behaviorsocial influencealtruismsocial identitysocial groupsexperimental social psychologysocial sciencesreciprocal altruismsocial behavior

Resourcefulness and Stress Among Hospice and Palliative Nurses: The Role of Positive Thinking. International Journal of Palliative Nursing (2023)

Mary GergisAbir BekhetMaria Kozlowski-GibsonCynthia HovlandConstance DahlinMichael EntJoan Thoman

nursingpalliative nursinghospicepositive thinkingstress (biology)

Greener Grass or Sour Grapes? How People Value Future Goals After Initial Failure. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology (2020)

motivationmanagementinitial failuresour grapesstrategygreener grasshuman decision processbusiness strategybehavioral decision makingdecision sciencemanagement decisionsbusinessvalue creationforesightachievement motivationvalue theory

Helping Behavior is Non-Zero-Sum: Helper and Recipient Autobiographical Accounts of Help. Evolution and Human Behavior (2020)

social psychologyapplied social psychologyhuman behaviorcounseling psychologyprosocial behaviormental healthaltruismbehavioral sciencesempathyrecipient autobiographical accountssocial sciencespsychology

“I Avenge; Others Aggress”: A Victim–Perpetrator Asymmetry in Judging Whether a Transgression Was Motivated by Revenge. Psychological Reports (2019)

victimologycriminologypsychological violenceothers aggress ”punishmentinjusticetransgression wasaggressionviolence against womeninterpersonal violencetheoretical criminologyconflict resolutionvictim–perpetrator asymmetrydeviance (sociology)violent behaviorlawvictimisationsocial sciencesconflictphilosophy

The Most Common Reflections of the Dying (S826). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2019)

Mary GergisMichael Ent

symptom managementthanatologysurvival analysiscommon reflectionspain managementmortalitydeath studiesjournalism

The Most Common End-Of-Life Reflections: A Survey of Hospice and Palliative Nurses. Death Studies (2018)

Michael R. EntMary A. Gergis

nursingpalliative nursescommon end-of-life reflectionshospicepalliative care

Vulnerable Narcissism Predicts Greater Spiteful Punishment of a Third-Party Transgressor. Journal of Research in Personality (2018)

Drew M. PartonMichael R. Ent

vulnerabilityvulnerable narcissismgreater spiteful punishmentthird-party transgressorpunishmentpsychologypersonalitypersonality psychology

Cognitive Dissonance and Attitudes Toward Unpleasant Medical Screenings. Journal of Health Psychology (2015)

Michael R EntMary A Gerend

cognitive dissonanceunpleasant medical screeningscognitive sciencemental healthcognitive bias mitigationhealth psychologypsychology

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Michael Ent

Associate Professor

Towson University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Department of Psychology

Michael Ent is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Associate Professor at Towson University.

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Michael Ent

Towson University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Durable Gifts Are More Common in Committed (vs. New) Relationships. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics (2024)

interpersonal relationshipssocial relationsdurable giftspersistence (psychology)personal relationshipsintimate relationships

Reciprocator-Recipient Asymmetries in Reciprocal Altruism. Evolutionary Psychological Science (2024)

social psychologycooperationprosocial behaviorsocial influencealtruismsocial identitysocial groupsexperimental social psychologysocial sciencesreciprocal altruismsocial behavior

Resourcefulness and Stress Among Hospice and Palliative Nurses: The Role of Positive Thinking. International Journal of Palliative Nursing (2023)

Mary GergisAbir BekhetMaria Kozlowski-GibsonCynthia HovlandConstance DahlinMichael EntJoan Thoman

nursingpalliative nursinghospicepositive thinkingstress (biology)

Greener Grass or Sour Grapes? How People Value Future Goals After Initial Failure. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology (2020)

Helping Behavior is Non-Zero-Sum: Helper and Recipient Autobiographical Accounts of Help. Evolution and Human Behavior (2020)

“I Avenge; Others Aggress”: A Victim–Perpetrator Asymmetry in Judging Whether a Transgression Was Motivated by Revenge. Psychological Reports (2019)

The Most Common Reflections of the Dying (S826). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2019)

Mary GergisMichael Ent

symptom managementthanatologysurvival analysiscommon reflectionspain managementmortalitydeath studiesjournalism

The Most Common End-Of-Life Reflections: A Survey of Hospice and Palliative Nurses. Death Studies (2018)

Michael R. EntMary A. Gergis

nursingpalliative nursescommon end-of-life reflectionshospicepalliative care

Vulnerable Narcissism Predicts Greater Spiteful Punishment of a Third-Party Transgressor. Journal of Research in Personality (2018)

Drew M. PartonMichael R. Ent

vulnerabilityvulnerable narcissismgreater spiteful punishmentthird-party transgressorpunishmentpsychologypersonalitypersonality psychology

Cognitive Dissonance and Attitudes Toward Unpleasant Medical Screenings. Journal of Health Psychology (2015)

Michael R EntMary A Gerend

cognitive dissonanceunpleasant medical screeningscognitive sciencemental healthcognitive bias mitigationhealth psychologypsychology

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