Vol. 2 No. 1 (2015): Self and Social Cognition

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An investigation into the influential links between how we think about ourselves and how we think about others.

Published: 2015-09-15

Articles

BSUJ Acknowledgements 2(1), 2015

Famira Racy

1
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BSUJ Special Issue on Self and Social Cognition: Editorial

Famira Racy, Alain Morin

2-3
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BSUJ artwork for Part 1 'Self-awareness and Well-being', 2(1), 2015

Iman Bukhari

4
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Rumination and Self-destructive Thoughts in People with Depression

Kelsie Moore

5-12
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A Review of The Role of Mindfulness-based Interventions in the Treatment of Addiction

Lindsay Dragland

13-23
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Music and Self-Awareness: A Relationship or Not?

Serena Navarro

24-35
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BSUJ special issue (psychology of self and others) photography: 'Father'

Bruce Hoffman

36
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A Commentary on the Relationship between Self-efficacy, Problem-focused Coping and Performance

Jeremiah Taiwo

37-41
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New Directions in the Controversial Study of Self-esteem: A Review with Suggestions for Future Research

Famira Racy

42-57
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BSUJ 2(1) part 3 photography: 'Protester'

Bruce Hoffman

58
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A Brief Review of Cognitive Theories in Gender Development

Alyssa West

59-66
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Formation of Stereotypes

Jillian Gilmour

67-73
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Acceptance in Blame: How and why we Blame the Victims of Street Harassment

Hanaa El Moghrabi

74-83
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