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Matt Stichter

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Washington State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

School of Politics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs

Matt Stichter is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Washington State University.

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philosophy psychology moral psychology behavioral sciences ethics moral philosophy ethical theory moral education moral practice neuroscience social psychology authenticity thinking skills practical philosophy epistemology value theory civic engagement criminal justice positive psychology personality psychology practical wisdom aesthetics applied philosophy applied social psychology heredity social identity developmental psychology child psychology family psychology symptom management medical history integrative medicine clinical investigation internal medicine decision analysis action (philosophy) philosophical psychology emotion regulation social theory community psychology personality science community perceptions developmental genetics punishment parental care stakeholder engagement cultural identity citizen participation achievement motivation social-emotional wellbeing activism metacognition index system evidence-based medicine clinical populations general internal medicine clinical disease self-regulated learning self-awareness self-monitoring legal theory skill model ethical expertise right action practical skills virtue epistemology expert intuition civic hope perceived authenticity democratic participation moral identity self-regulation view parenting practices genetic etiology virtuous behavior civic life law philosophy of law applied ethics

Notable Scholarly Works

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Can Feelings of Authenticity Help to Guide Virtuous Behavior?. Routledge eBooks (2024)

Matt StichterMatthew VessRebecca SchlegelJoshua Hicks

social psychologyhuman behaviorpositive psychologymoral psychologybehavioral sciencesvirtuous behaviorhuman performancepsychologyauthenticitypersonality psychology

Feelings of Authenticity and Civic Engagement. Motivation and Emotion (2024)

Chase GauseJoseph Maffly-KippLydia NeedyMatthew VessRebecca SchlegelMatthew StitchterJoshua A. Hicks

community engagementmotivationstakeholder engagementculturecultural identitysocial identitysocial-emotional wellbeingcivic engagementcommunicationpsychologyachievement motivationemotionsauthenticitycitizen participation

Flourishing Goals, Metacognitive Skills, and the Virtue of Wisdom. Topoi (2024)

Matt Stichter

cognitioncognitive sciencebehavioral sciencesthinking skillsmetacognitive skillspsychologymetacognition

Moral Identity and the Acquisition of Virtue: A Self-Regulation View. Review of General Psychology (2023)

Tobias KrettenauerMatt Stichter

self-regulation viewmoral identitymoral psychologybehavioral sciencespsychology

Civic Hope and the Perceived Authenticity of Democratic Participation. Social Psychological and Personality Science (2022)

Joseph Maffly-KippPatricia N. HolteMatt StichterJoshua A. HicksRebecca J. SchlegelMatthew Vess

social psychologyapplied social psychologydemocratic participationcivic hopepolitical scienceperceived authenticitypersonality sciencepolitical psychologycommunity psychologycommunity perceptionssocial sciencespsychologysocial theorypersonality psychology

Genetic Causal Beliefs and Developmental Context: Parents’ Beliefs Predict Psychologically Controlling Approaches to Parenting. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships (2022)

Tristin NymanMatthew StichterGrace N RiveraJoseph Maffly-KippRebecca J BrookerMatthew Vess

social psychologydevelopmental contextgenetic causal beliefssociologydevelopmental psychologyfamily psychologysocial sciencespsychologydevelopmental psychopathologychild psychologychild development

Virtue and Authenticity in Civic Life. Journal of Moral Education (2022)

Matthew VessMatt StichterJoshua A. HicksRebecca J. Schlegel

moral educationactivismperformance studiesmoral psychologycivic lifecivic engagementcommunicationauthenticityjournalism

Why Being Morally Virtuous Enhances Well-Being: A Self-Determination Theory Approach. Journal of Moral Education (2022)

Alexios ArvanitisMatt Stichter

well-beingmoral educationmoral psychologyeducationbehavioral sciencesethics

Replies to Commentators on the Skillfulness of Virtue. Ethical Theory and Moral Practice (2021)

Matt Stichter

ethical theorymoral psychologymoral practicepsychologyethics

The True Self as Essentially Morally Good: An Obstacle to Virtue Development?. Journal of Moral Education (2021)

Matt Stichter

moral educationmoral philosophyphilosophymoral psychology

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Matt Stichter

Professor

Washington State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Politics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs

Matt Stichter is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Washington State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Matt Stichter

Washington State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Can Feelings of Authenticity Help to Guide Virtuous Behavior?. Routledge eBooks (2024)

Matt StichterMatthew VessRebecca SchlegelJoshua Hicks

social psychologyhuman behaviorpositive psychologymoral psychologybehavioral sciencesvirtuous behaviorhuman performancepsychologyauthenticitypersonality psychology

Feelings of Authenticity and Civic Engagement. Motivation and Emotion (2024)

Chase GauseJoseph Maffly-KippLydia NeedyMatthew VessRebecca SchlegelMatthew StitchterJoshua A. Hicks

Flourishing Goals, Metacognitive Skills, and the Virtue of Wisdom. Topoi (2024)

Matt Stichter

cognitioncognitive sciencebehavioral sciencesthinking skillsmetacognitive skillspsychologymetacognition

Moral Identity and the Acquisition of Virtue: A Self-Regulation View. Review of General Psychology (2023)

Tobias KrettenauerMatt Stichter

self-regulation viewmoral identitymoral psychologybehavioral sciencespsychology

Civic Hope and the Perceived Authenticity of Democratic Participation. Social Psychological and Personality Science (2022)

Joseph Maffly-KippPatricia N. HolteMatt StichterJoshua A. HicksRebecca J. SchlegelMatthew Vess

Genetic Causal Beliefs and Developmental Context: Parents’ Beliefs Predict Psychologically Controlling Approaches to Parenting. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships (2022)

Tristin NymanMatthew StichterGrace N RiveraJoseph Maffly-KippRebecca J BrookerMatthew Vess

social psychologydevelopmental contextgenetic causal beliefssociologydevelopmental psychologyfamily psychologysocial sciencespsychologydevelopmental psychopathologychild psychologychild development

Virtue and Authenticity in Civic Life. Journal of Moral Education (2022)

Matthew VessMatt StichterJoshua A. HicksRebecca J. Schlegel

moral educationactivismperformance studiesmoral psychologycivic lifecivic engagementcommunicationauthenticityjournalism

Why Being Morally Virtuous Enhances Well-Being: A Self-Determination Theory Approach. Journal of Moral Education (2022)

Alexios ArvanitisMatt Stichter

well-beingmoral educationmoral psychologyeducationbehavioral sciencesethics

Replies to Commentators on the Skillfulness of Virtue. Ethical Theory and Moral Practice (2021)

Matt Stichter

ethical theorymoral psychologymoral practicepsychologyethics

The True Self as Essentially Morally Good: An Obstacle to Virtue Development?. Journal of Moral Education (2021)

Matt Stichter

moral educationmoral philosophyphilosophymoral psychology

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