Lindy Williams

Older Adults share an agreement on experiences that elicit love: A study of consensus and individual differences in judgments

Lindy Williams, Saina Salamati, Saida Heshmati, Zita Oravecz

OBJECTIVES: Positive social connections are key ingredients for healthy aging. We studied older adults' shared agreement on loving experiences and individual differences in their decisions-making to unlock critical information about how this developmental group connects socially. METHODS: To explore shared agreement on …

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Understanding Body Image after Traumatic Brain Injury, Spinal Cord Injury and Limb Amputation - A Scoping Review

Tharshanah Thayabaranathan, Lindy Williams, Ashraf Nageh Hennawy Gerges, Fernando Marmolejo‐Ramos et autres

Traumatic brain injury (TBI), spinal cord injury (SCI), and limb amputation are life-altering conditions that can result in substantial physical, psychological, and social changes. Alterations in body structure, function, appearance, and identity may influence an individual's body image, which is increasingly recognised …

Cultural Models of Everyday Love in Contemporary Spain: A Mixed-Methods Cultural Consensus Study

Carmen Goicoechea, Stewart Donaldson, Dana Hussein, Barbara Fredrickson et autres

Love can emerge through moments and interactions in our daily lives, varying across different cultural contexts. Using a sequential mixed-method approach guided by Cultural Consensus Theory (CCT; Romney et al., 1986), we examined the shared agreement on which daily life experiences evoke …

How Adults in Spain Perceive Love: Individual Differences in Cultural Attunement and Evaluative Style

Saida Heshmati, Lindy Williams, Dana Hussein, Jaymes Paolo Rombaoa et autres

Love is culturally universal in presence, yet highly variable in how people perceive it. The present study examined individual differences in cultural attunement and judgment styles related to love. Adults (N = 502) living in Spain rated 61 everyday scenarios according to …

How Adults in Spain Perceive Love: Individual Differences in Cultural Attunement and Evaluative Style

Royce Anders, Jaymes Paolo Rombaoa, Zita Oravecz, Dana Hussein et autres

Love is culturally universal in presence, yet highly variable in how people perceive it. The present study examined individual differences in cultural attunement and judgment styles related to love. Adults (N = 502) living in Spain rated 61 everyday scenarios according to …

Cultural Models of Everyday Love in Contemporary Spain: A Mixed-Methods Cultural Consensus Study

Saida Heshmati, Jaymes Paolo Rombaoa, Lindy Williams, Dana Hussein et autres

Love can emerge through moments and interactions in our daily lives, varying across different cultural contexts. Using a sequential mixed-method approach guided by Cultural Consensus Theory (CCT; Romney et al., 1986), we examined the shared agreement on which daily life experiences evoke …

Shared Beliefs on Love in Everyday Life in Brazil: A Cultural Consensus Theory Approach

Saida Heshmati, Zita Oravecz, Jaymes Paolo Rombaoa, Lindy Williams

This study will adopt a Cultural Consensus Theory approach to investigate people’s shared beliefs on feeling loved in everyday life within the population living in Brazil. In this study, we use an adapted version of the FLQ to the Brazilian culture and …

How Adults in Spain Perceive Love: Individual Differences in Cultural Attunement and Evaluative Style

Saida Heshmati, Lindy Williams, Dana Hussein, Jaymes Paolo Rombaoa et autres

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Embracing Love Across Cultures: Decoding Cultural Beliefs on Love and Their Impact on Wellbeing

Saida Heshmati, Zita Oravecz, Jaymes Paolo Rombaoa, Lindy Williams et autres

Love, intrinsic to human existence, is an integral part of our daily lives: it impacts our emotions, relationships, and overall wellbeing (Heshmati & Donaldson, 2020). Love is a complex, “supreme emotion” (Fredrickson, 2016), shaped by societal values, religious beliefs, and cultural traditions …

What makes older adults feel loved? The shared agreement on expressions of love in daily life and individual differences in the consensus judgments among older adults

Lindy Williams, Saina Salamati, Saida Heshmati, Zita Oravecz

Social connection is a key ingredient for healthy aging; however, the specific experiencesof daily living that make most older adults feel loved have not been studiedsystematically. To fill this gap, we surveyed a representative sample (N=408) of USadults over 65 years of …

Partially Observable Predictor Models for Identifying Cognitive Markers

Zita Oravecz, Martin J. Sliwinski, Sharon H. Kim, Lindy Williams et autres

Abstract Repeated assessments of cognitive performance yield rich data from which we can extract markers of cognitive performance. Computational cognitive process models are often fit to repeated cognitive assessments to quantify individual differences in terms of substantively meaningful cognitive markers and link …

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Partially observable predictor models for identifying cognitive markers

Zita Oravecz, Martin J. Sliwinski, Sharon Kim, Lindy Williams et autres

Repeated assessments of cognitive performance yield rich data from which we can extract markers of cognitive performance. Computational cognitive process models are often fit to repeated cognitive assessments to quantify individual differences in terms of substantively meaningful cognitive markers and link them …