A study by D. Goretzko and L. Finja Israel on the pitfalls of machine learning-based personnel selection, published in the Journal of Personnel Psychology.
A study by E. Choi, J. A. Gruman, and C. M. Leonard explores a balanced view of mindfulness at work, published in Organizational Psychology Review.
A study by M. Sharif, C. Mogilner, and H. Hershfield on time and subjective wellbeing, published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
A study by S. Oishi and E. Westgate on happiness, meaning, and a psychologically rich life, published in Psychological Review.
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