The path from perspective-taking to prosocial behavior is not as straightforward or robust as
it is often assumed to be. In some contexts, imagining the viewpoint of other person leads …

Visiting art museums is a common activity that a wide variety of people choose to engage in
for many reasons. Increasingly, communities, nations, and societies are turning to art …

Prejudices can lead to discrimination, social exclusion, and violence particularly among
young male adults. Previous findings suggest that the degree of holding prejudices is linked …

People visit art museums for many reasons—to see something beautiful or famous, to learn
more about art, or to experience a sense of awe. Recently, there has been increased interest …

This research investigates how experiencing virtual embodiment in a wheelchair affects
implicit bias towards people who use wheelchairs. We also investigate how receiving …

This comprehensive compendium offers a wealth of research-informed tools that can boost
both physical and mental wellbeing throughout the lifespan. Filled with more than 100 …

Higher perspective taking skills are associated with better social functioning and improved
social relationships. Generally, teachers are willing to take the perspective of their students …

Art museums are inherently social spaces, and social interaction is a key element of arts-
based health interventions. Despite this, the effects of viewing art in social contexts remain …

We aimed to impact social connectedness and perspective taking using visual art-based
psychoeducational materials and skill-building exercises. Participants (N= 381) were …

Numerous interventions in the school environment focus on supporting empathy to prevent
aggressive behaviour. But when planning interventions inside classrooms one needs to …