Martin Conway's influential theorising about the self-memory system (Conway, MA, &
Pleydell-Pearce, CW (2000). The construction of autobiographical memories in the self …

There are individual differences in the phenomenological re-experiencing of
autobiographical memories. We examine whether sense of purpose in life and cognitive …

Little empirical work has examined future thinking in narcissistic grandiosity. We here extend
prior work finding that people scoring high in grandiosity have self-bolstering tendencies in …

The mnemic neglect effect describes a memory phenomenon in which individuals
selectively forget negative information that threatens their core self-beliefs. While most …

LeDoux's work on the emotional brain has had broad impact in neuroscience and
psychology. Here, we discuss an aspect of the emotional brain that we have examined in …

Schema‐congruent positive autobiographical memories of past experiences with parents, a
legacy of secure attachment, may operate jointly with secure attachment to predict social …

Adults tend to remember themselves in a positive way. For example, they are more likely to
remember their past good deeds rather than their past bad deeds. We investigated whether …

Grandiose narcissism (characterized by an inflated sense of self) uniquely influences the
encoding and retrieval of information important to one's identity including evaluative …

Grandiose narcissists view the world through a self‐focused lens, which influences the way
they perceive and interact with others. A useful strategy for examining narcissism may be to …

School Progression Policy (SPP) is a mitigation strategy for high dropout rates in South
Africa's education system. It has social and emotional implications for progressed learners …