by Kory Floyd Colin Hesse Colter D. Ray Alan C. Mikkelson a University of Arizonab Oregon State Universityc University of Tampad Whitworth UniversityKory Floyd is a professor of communication and professor of psychology at the University of Arizona.Colin Hesse is an associate professor of communication and director of the School of Communication at Oregon State University.Colter D. Ray is an assistant professor of communication at The University of Tampa.Alan C. Mikkelson is a professor of communication studies at Whitworth University.

by Francis T. McAndrew Jonathan E. Doriscar Nicolette T. Schmidt Chris Niebauer a Knox Collegeb Slippery Rock University

by Martin Sedlár Jitka Gurňáková Institute of Experimental Psychology of the Centre of Social and Psychological Sciences, Slovak Academy of SciencesMartin Sedlár is an experienced researcher interested in issues of personality and cognition in the context of social, occupational, and health psychology. Some of his publications deal with healthcare professionals working in emergency medical services. He has been a co-investigator of several research grants.Jitka Gurňáková is an experienced researcher who has dedicated most of her academic career to the study of decision-making and non-technical skills of healthcare professionals working in emergency medical services. She has led several research grants on this topic and is the pioneer of naturalistic decision-making research in Slovakia.

by Kiran Sakker Sudha M. Ghazi Shahnawaz Zuby Hasan a Jamia Millia Islamiab Amity UniversityKiran Sakker Sudha Sudha has been a psychology faculty member at esteemed universities and Business Schools such as Jamia Millia Islamia, Bennett University, ICFAI Business School, etc. Her interest areas are personality assessment, talent development and currently exploring the impact of emerging workplace technologies. She is a research consultant with a mixed-methods background, actively promoting employee well-being and delivering comprehensive corporate development initiatives.M. Ghazi Shahnawaz is a professor at the Department of Psychology, Jamia Millia Islamia (A Central University), India. Prof. Ghazi works mainly in the areas of Industrial/Organizational Psychology, health psychology, positive psychology at work, psychology of LIEM populations, smartphones/new technologies, and their implications in people’s lives. Recently, he has also been exploring the role of conspiracy theories in various domains of life.Zuby Hasan is a psychology faculty at Amity University, specializing in positive psychology. She adeptly blends theory and practice, applying psychological insights across diverse situations and disciplines. Her expertise lies in harnessing the power of positive psychology for personal and professional growth.

by Matt C. Howard The University of South Alabama, Mitchell College of BusinessMatt C. Howard is an associate professor in the Mitchell College of Business at the University of South Alabama. His research interests include statistics and methodology, health and well-being, personality and individual differences, as well as technology-enhanced training and development. He has published lead-author works in the Journal of Psychology, Journal of Applied Psychology, Organizational Research Methods, Journal of Organizational Behavior, Journal of Business Research, Applied Psychology, Information & Management, Human-Computer Interaction, Computers & Education, Virtual Reality, Vaccine, and many other outlets. He serves on the editorial boards of Human Resource Management, Human Resource Management Journal, Journal of Business and Psychology, and Journal of Health Psychology. He was recognized as an Association for Psychological Science Rising Star 2022.

by Maristella Lunardon Tania Cerni Raffaella Ida Rumiati a International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA)b University of Padovac Tor Vergata UniversityMaristella Lunardon is a psychologist and a PhD candidate in cognitive neuroscience. Her research has been focusing on numerical cognition and numerical interventions in typical and atypical (e.g., Down syndrome) developing children. Her interests are currently on the cognitive and noncognitive factors underlying numeracy, especially in higher education students. She coauthored six publications on these topics, published in international peer-reviewed journals.Tania Cerni has a Ph.D. in psychological science and education. She has been collaborating with different universities and research institutions in Italy and abroad on issues related to cognitive psychology and its educational implications. Her main research interests include the study of cognitive and non-cognitive factors at the foundation of low-level and high-level literacy and numeracy processes. She authored various publications on the topic, including works related to reading and writing processes, and on individual differences influencing literacy and numeracy.Raffaella I. Rumiati is a professor of cognitive neuroscience whose research has been focusing on neurocognitive mechanisms underlying different systems including perception, action and language. Recently her interests lie in how cognitive and noncognitive factors may affect the life course of cognition, and numeracy in particular. During her career she has been a good citizen, serving as ad hoc reviewer, action editor, and member of grant and evaluation bodies and agencies. She has been an active member of several scientific societies and she authored about 200 publications including peer reviewed articles, chapters and reviews.

by Yongzhan Li Dehui Wu Xuchang UniversityYongzhan Li is a vice professor at Xuchang University. He is a doctor of psychology. His research mainly focuses on cyber aggression, family environment, creativity, and independent learning. He has published over 60 papers related to his research area.Dehui Wu is a professor at Xuchang University. His research mainly focuses on historical nihilism in cyberspace, core socialist values, and Marxist theory. He has published over 50 papers related to the above research area.

by Xianliang Zheng Lin Chen Xiangsen Zhou Jielin Wang Xiangqin Li Gannan Normal UniversityXianliang Zheng is a professor at the School of Educational Science, Gannan Normal University, China. His main research interests are in Internet psychology and behavior, and he has especially conducted systematic research on Internet altruistic behavior.Lin Chen is a master’s degree student at the School of Educational Science, Gannan Normal University, China. Her research interests focus on online deviant behaviors and problematic short video use behaviors.Xiangsen Zhou is a master’s degree student at the School of Educational Science, Gannan Normal University, China. His research interests focus on Internet altruistic behavior and Internet altruistic punishment.Jielin Wang is a master’s degree student at the School of Educational Science, Gannan Normal University, China. Her research interests focus on Internet altruistic behavior.Xiangqin Li is a master’s degree student at the School of Educational Science, Gannan Normal University, China. Her research interests focus on Internet altruistic behavior.

by Hande KaynakMerve Denizci NazlıgülBetül Beyza Cengila Çankaya Universityb Independent Researcherc Social Sciences University of AnkaraHande Kaynak, Ph.D., is a cognitive psychologist and faculty member in the Department of Psychology at Çankaya University. Her research focuses on memory processes, particularly exploring how memory is affected by emotion.Merve Denizci Nazlıgül, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist with years of experience in private practice. In addition to her clinical work, she actively engages in research, seeking insights into the mechanisms underlying addictive behaviors. Her main research interest is in behavioral addictions, especially gaming addiction and exercise addiction.Betül Beyza Cengil, M.A., is a PhD student in the Neuroscience program at Bilkent University and also works as a research assistant at Social Sciences University of Ankara. Her research focuses on memory systems, false memory, and their interaction with emotion. Recently, she has expanded her research to include the study of vision and its neural correlates.

by Masataka UmedaSe-Woong ParkUniversity of Texas at San AntonioMasataka Umeda, PhD, is an assistant professor in kinesiology at the University of Texas at San Antonio. His research examines pain sensitivity using various laboratory pain tests and cardiovascular psychophysiology techniques in healthy individuals and individuals with chronic pain (e.g., fibromyalgia).Se-Woong Park, PhD, is an assistant professor in kinesiology at the University of Texas at San Antonio. His research examines upper limb motor control, movement variability in motor learning, and sensorimotor behavior in individuals with autism spectrum disorder.