Waiting for uncertain news is a common experience that many people find uncomfortable. People experience negative affect, anxiety, and rumination, and they employ a variety of strategies to manage this distress. Awe is a moral emotion we feel when we are confronted with something vast beyond our comprehension that requires a perspective shift in order to accommodate the new experience, and research has confirmed that awe increases both well-being and patience (Rudd, Vohs, & Aaker, 2012), making it a good candidate for an intervention to reduce the negative affect, anxiety, and rumination typically associated with difficult waiting periods. I conducted three studies to test the effect of awe on distress during uncertain waiting periods. ...
The emotion awe is associated with numerous individual and social benefits, including increased phys...
The passage of time is a subjective experience and can be easily distorted by concurrent emotions. S...
Negative emotions arising from self-threat are ubiquitous and harmful. We propose that the experienc...
Waiting for uncertain news is a common and stressful experience. We examined whether experiencing aw...
Waiting for important news is a stressful experience that is often accompanied by poor well-being an...
Stress in the quotidian events of daily life, or daily hassles, is a powerful predictor of individua...
Time might be the scarcest commodity for many people in modern life. A recent poll of more than 1,00...
“Awe ” refers to the feelings of wonder and amazement experienced when encountering vast and complex...
Awe is a complex emotion composed of an appraisal of vastness and a need for accommodation. The purp...
This study investigated the effects of awe, as a positive emotion, in ameliorating depressive sympto...
When do people feel as if they are rich in time? Not often, research and daily experience suggest. H...
A worrisome period of uncertainty frequently precedes important life events, and many of the coping ...
Awe is a complex emotion composed of an appraisal of vastness and a need for accommodation. The purp...
At some point in life, everyone must wait for important news—whether the news from college applicati...
Marketers increasingly recognize that consumer decisions may be ascribed to emotional motivations. W...
The emotion awe is associated with numerous individual and social benefits, including increased phys...
The passage of time is a subjective experience and can be easily distorted by concurrent emotions. S...
Negative emotions arising from self-threat are ubiquitous and harmful. We propose that the experienc...
Waiting for uncertain news is a common and stressful experience. We examined whether experiencing aw...
Waiting for important news is a stressful experience that is often accompanied by poor well-being an...
Stress in the quotidian events of daily life, or daily hassles, is a powerful predictor of individua...
Time might be the scarcest commodity for many people in modern life. A recent poll of more than 1,00...
“Awe ” refers to the feelings of wonder and amazement experienced when encountering vast and complex...
Awe is a complex emotion composed of an appraisal of vastness and a need for accommodation. The purp...
This study investigated the effects of awe, as a positive emotion, in ameliorating depressive sympto...
When do people feel as if they are rich in time? Not often, research and daily experience suggest. H...
A worrisome period of uncertainty frequently precedes important life events, and many of the coping ...
Awe is a complex emotion composed of an appraisal of vastness and a need for accommodation. The purp...
At some point in life, everyone must wait for important news—whether the news from college applicati...
Marketers increasingly recognize that consumer decisions may be ascribed to emotional motivations. W...
The emotion awe is associated with numerous individual and social benefits, including increased phys...
The passage of time is a subjective experience and can be easily distorted by concurrent emotions. S...
Negative emotions arising from self-threat are ubiquitous and harmful. We propose that the experienc...