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Patty Van Cappellen

Assistant Research Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Psychology & Neuroscience

Patty Van Cappellen is currently serving as a Psychology & Neuroscience Assistant Research Professor at Duke University.

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Patty Van Cappellen

Duke University

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psychology behavioral sciences psychology of religion religious studies religion health psychology mindfulness spirituality positive psychology meditation cognitive science social psychology personality mental health religiosity well-being emotions personality psychology affective neuroscience cognitive psychology cultural psychology positive emotions narrative animal cognition scientific study of religion applied cognitive psychology emotion regulation conformity subjective well-being embodied cognition human cognition loving-kindness meditation positive affect self-transcendent positive emotions animal behavior livestock science group process psychiatric research psychological medicine child psychology developmental psychology early childhood development human-computer interaction sociology of religion prosocial behavior social integration human-animal interactions comparative religion experimental analysis experimental analysis of behavior personality science psychosocial research happiness intergroup relations attitude theory sport psychology behavioral medicine psychopharmacology psychodynamic religious prejudice upright posture embodiment lifespan development emotional development spiritual feelings behavioral intentions positive affective processes meditation practice mindfulness meditation basic world assumptions oxytocin administration informational influence submissive people upward spirals religious behaviors informal meditation affect health behavior maintenance

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Bodily Awareness: Religious Culture’s Associations With Interoceptive Sensibility. PLoS ONE (2024)

Patty Van CappellenTehya M. LePage Drummond

interoceptive sensibilityreligious studiesreligious culturereligionmind-body connection

Kneel, Stand, Prostrate: The Psychology of Prayer Postures in Three World Religions. PLoS ONE (2024)

Patty Van CappellenMegan E. EdwardsShanmukh V. KambleMualla YildizKevin L. Ladd

prayer posturesreligious studiesreligiosityworld religionsreligionpsychologypsychology of religion

Eternal Outgroups: Afterlife Beliefs Predict Prejudice. Personality and Individual Differences (2023)

Gwyneth A. ReeceDaryl R. Van TongerenPatty Van Cappellen

eternal outgroupsafterlife beliefspersonality psychologyreligious prejudicesocial psychologypersonalitypsychologyhumanitiesbehavioral sciencespsychology of religion

God of the Good Gaps: Prevalence, Eliciting Situations, and Demonstrations of Gratitude to God as Compared to Interpersonal Gratitude. The Journal of Positive Psychology (2023)

Patty Van CappellenAbbie R. ClappSara B. Algoe

religious studiespsychologypositive psychologygood gapsinterpersonal gratitudereligionbehavioral sciencespsychology of religion

PREPRINT: Bodily Awareness: Religious Culture’s Associations With Interoceptive Sensibility. (2023)

Patty Van CappellenTehya Moriah LePage Drummond

interoceptive sensibilitybehavioral neurosciencesocial sciencesreligious culturepsychologybehavioral sciences

Religion and Human Flourishing. The Journal of Positive Psychology (2023)

Alexandra S. WormleyCarley VornlocherEric Y. AglozoEranda JayawickremeKathryn A. JohnsonJordan W. MoonPatty Van CappellenApoorva VermaAdam B. Cohen

subjective well-beinghuman flourishingwell-beingpsychologypositive psychologyreligionbehavioral sciencespsychology of religion

A Many-Analysts Approach to the Relation Between Religiosity and Well-Being. Religion Brain & Behavior (2022)

Suzanne HoogeveenAlexandra SarafoglouBalazs AczelYonathan AdityaAlexandra J. AlayanPeter J. AllenSacha AltayShilaan AlzahawiYulmaida AmirFrancis-Vincent AnthonyObed Kwame AppiahQuentin D. AtkinsonAdam BaimelMerve Balkaya-InceMichela BalsamoSachin BankerFrantišek BartošMario BecerraBertrand BeffaraJulia BeitnerTheiss BendixenJana B. BerkesselRenatas BerniūnasMatthew I. BilletJoseph BillingsleyTiago BortoliniHeiko BreitsohlAmélie BretFaith L. BrownJennifer BrownClaudia C. BrumbaughJacek BucznyJoseph BulbuliaSaúl CaballeroLeonardo CarlucciCheryl L. CarmichaelMarco E. G. V. CattaneoSarah J. CharlesScott ClaessensMaxinne C. PanagopoulosAngelo Brandelli CostaDamien L. CroneStefan CzoschkeChristian CzymaraE. Damiano D'UrsoÖrjan DahlströmAnna Dalla RosaHenrik DanielssonJill De RonYmkje Anna de VriesKristy K. DeanBryan J. DikDavid J. DisabatoJaclyn K. DohertyTim DrawsLucas DrouhotMarin DujmovicYarrow DunhamTobias EbertPeter A. EdelsbrunnerAnita EerlandChristian T. ElbaekShole FarahmandHooman FarahmandMiguel FariasAbrey A. FelicciaKyle FischerRonald FischerDonna Fisher-ThompsonZoë FrancisSusanne FrickLisa K. FrischDiogo GeraldesEmily GerdinLinda GevenOmid GhasemiErwin GielensVukašin GligorićKristin HagelNandor HajduHannah R. HamiltonImaduddin HamzahPaul H. P. HanelChristopher E. HawkKarel K. HimawanBenjamin C. HoldingLina E. HommanMoritz IngendahlHilla InkiläMary L. InmanChris-Gabriel IslamOzan IslerDavid IzydorczykBastian JaegerKathryn A. JohnsonJonathan JongJohannes A. KarlErikson KaszubowskiBenjamin A. KatzLucas A. Keefer

psychologyreligiositybehavioral scienceswell-being

A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing? Toward an Understanding of the Religious Dones.. Journal of Experimental Psychology General (2022)

Daryl R Van TongerenC Nathan DeWallPatty Van Cappellen

experimental psychologyanimal cognitionscientific study of religionreligious studiespsychologyanimal behaviorexperimental analysisexperimental analysis of behaviorcomparative religionreligious donesreligionhuman-animal interactionsbehavioral sciencespsychology of religionlivestock science

Bodily Feedback: Expansive and Upward Posture Facilitates the Experience of Positive Affect. Cognition & Emotion (2022)

Patty Van CappellenKevin L. LaddStephanie CassidyMegan E. EdwardsBarbara L. Fredrickson

cognitive psychologyhuman behaviorupward posturesocial cognitionhuman cognitionanimal cognitioncognitive neurosciencepsychologypositive affectupright postureapplied cognitive psychologyemotion regulationcognitive scienceaffective neuroscienceembodied cognitionbehavioral sciencescognition

Correction to: For Whom Do Meditation Interventions Improve Mental Health Symptoms? Looking at the Roles of Psychological and Biological Resources Over Time. Mindfulness (2022)

Nikki E. Barczak-ScarboroPatty Van CappellenBarbara L. Fredrickson

mental healthmental health symptomsbiological resourcespsychiatrycorrectional practicemeditation interventionsmeditationmindfulnesspsychology

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Patty Van Cappellen

Assistant Research Professor

Duke University

Affiliations

Trinity College of Arts & Sciences

Psychology & Neuroscience

Patty Van Cappellen is currently serving as a Psychology & Neuroscience Assistant Research Professor at Duke University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Patty Van Cappellen

Duke University

Assistant Research Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bodily Awareness: Religious Culture’s Associations With Interoceptive Sensibility. PLoS ONE (2024)

Patty Van CappellenTehya M. LePage Drummond

interoceptive sensibilityreligious studiesreligious culturereligionmind-body connection

Kneel, Stand, Prostrate: The Psychology of Prayer Postures in Three World Religions. PLoS ONE (2024)

Patty Van CappellenMegan E. EdwardsShanmukh V. KambleMualla YildizKevin L. Ladd

prayer posturesreligious studiesreligiosityworld religionsreligionpsychologypsychology of religion

Eternal Outgroups: Afterlife Beliefs Predict Prejudice. Personality and Individual Differences (2023)

Gwyneth A. ReeceDaryl R. Van TongerenPatty Van Cappellen

eternal outgroupsafterlife beliefspersonality psychologyreligious prejudicesocial psychologypersonalitypsychologyhumanitiesbehavioral sciencespsychology of religion

God of the Good Gaps: Prevalence, Eliciting Situations, and Demonstrations of Gratitude to God as Compared to Interpersonal Gratitude. The Journal of Positive Psychology (2023)

Patty Van CappellenAbbie R. ClappSara B. Algoe

religious studiespsychologypositive psychologygood gapsinterpersonal gratitudereligionbehavioral sciencespsychology of religion

PREPRINT: Bodily Awareness: Religious Culture’s Associations With Interoceptive Sensibility. (2023)

Patty Van CappellenTehya Moriah LePage Drummond

interoceptive sensibilitybehavioral neurosciencesocial sciencesreligious culturepsychologybehavioral sciences

Religion and Human Flourishing. The Journal of Positive Psychology (2023)

Alexandra S. WormleyCarley VornlocherEric Y. AglozoEranda JayawickremeKathryn A. JohnsonJordan W. MoonPatty Van CappellenApoorva VermaAdam B. Cohen

subjective well-beinghuman flourishingwell-beingpsychologypositive psychologyreligionbehavioral sciencespsychology of religion

A Many-Analysts Approach to the Relation Between Religiosity and Well-Being. Religion Brain & Behavior (2022)

psychologyreligiositybehavioral scienceswell-being

A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing? Toward an Understanding of the Religious Dones.. Journal of Experimental Psychology General (2022)

Daryl R Van TongerenC Nathan DeWallPatty Van Cappellen

Bodily Feedback: Expansive and Upward Posture Facilitates the Experience of Positive Affect. Cognition & Emotion (2022)

Patty Van CappellenKevin L. LaddStephanie CassidyMegan E. EdwardsBarbara L. Fredrickson

Correction to: For Whom Do Meditation Interventions Improve Mental Health Symptoms? Looking at the Roles of Psychological and Biological Resources Over Time. Mindfulness (2022)

Nikki E. Barczak-ScarboroPatty Van CappellenBarbara L. Fredrickson

mental healthmental health symptomsbiological resourcespsychiatrycorrectional practicemeditation interventionsmeditationmindfulnesspsychology

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