Abstract Sensory Processing Sensitivity (SPS) is a common, heritable and evolutionarily
conserved trait describing inter-individual differences in sensitivity to both negative and …

The assumption that early stress leads to dysregulation and impairment is widespread in
developmental science and informs prevailing models (eg, toxic stress). An alternative …

According to empirical studies and recent theories, people differ substantially in their
reactivity or sensitivity to environmental influences with some being generally more affected …

Every day cognitive and experimental researchers attempt to find evidence in support of
their hypotheses in terms of statistical differences or similarities among groups. The most …

This registered report evaluated the efficacy of an Italian adaptation of the Identity Project, a
school‐based intervention promoting adolescents' cultural identity. Migration background …

During the past decade, research on the biological basis of sensory processing sensitivity
(SPS)—a genetically based trait associated with greater sensitivity and responsivity to …

Humans differ substantially in how strongly they respond to similar experiences. Theory
suggests that such individual differences in susceptibility to environmental influences have a …

In two Bayesian meta-analyses, we investigated associations between Sensory Processing
Sensitivity (SPS) and the Big Five personality traits (MA1) as well as both Positive and …

Meta-analyses on the effectiveness of antibullying interventions show that average effects
tend to be significant but small. Informed by the vantage sensitivity framework, the current …

The study analyzes sensory processing sensitivity and the compassion satisfaction as
risk/protective factors against burnout and compassion fatigue, during the first period of the …