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.

by Yumei LiSylvia Y. C. L. KwokCity University of Hong KongYumei Li is a Ph.D. Candidate at the City University of Hong Kong. Her research focuses on assessment-based behaviors and psychological domains, including psychological measurement, mental health issues (depression, anxiety, suicide, etc.), problematic interactive media use behaviors, and positive youth development. She has published over 15 papers related to psychological measurement, children and adolescent mental health issues, and positive youth development in high-impact international refereed journals.Sylvia Y.C.L. Kwok is a Professor at the City University of Hong Kong. Her research mainly focuses on the family ecological and positive psychological factors that are related to anxiety, depression, suicide, and wellbeing of children and adolescents. She has published over 70 papers related to children and adolescent mental health issues, parenting, and positive education in high-impact international refereed journals.

by Shubham KharwarParwinder SinghIndian Institute of Technology RoparShubham Kharwar is a PhD candidate (Psychology) in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology Ropar, Rupnagar, Punjab. He primarily works in motivational analysis of emotion regulation of discrete emotions, employing various methodologies. Other areas of interest involve exploring the causes and consequences of stigma towards marginalised communities and designing interventions to reduce its detrimental outcomes.Parwinder Singh is an Assistant Professor (Psychology) in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology Ropar, Rupnagar, Punjab. He is working extensively in the area of emotion regulation. Apart from this, he plans, devises, executes, and evaluates psychological interventions to mitigate the impacts of maladaptive behaviours and cognitions.

by Aamir Ali ChughtaiShehla R. Arifeena Forman Christian College Universityb Lahore School of EconomicsAamir Ali Chughtai obtained his PhD in Organizational Behavior from the Dublin City University, Ireland. Currently, he is working as a faculty member at the School of Business, Forman Christian College University, Lahore, Pakistan. His research interests include work engagement, organizational trust, leadership, and job attitudes.Shehla R. Arifeen obtained her PhD from Lancaster University Management School at the Department of Management Learning and Leadership. She is a faculty member of the Department of Business Administration, at the Lahore School of Economics, Pakistan. Shehla is also an Honorary Scholar at the University of Liverpool Management School. Her research work focuses on women in organizations, women as entrepreneurs, leadership, power, and resistance in organizations.

by Altay ErenBolu Abant İzzet Baysal UniversityAltay Eren is a Professor in the Department of Educational Sciences at Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University in Bolu, Türkiye. His primary research interests include teacher morality, motivations for teaching, professional engagement, career development aspirations, time perspectives, dispositional hope, teaching-specific hopes, and epistemic curiosity. He has published research articles in these areas and has also mentored graduate students for their theses.

by Haiping HaoQiao HuXi ShenYiqiao HuHouchao Lyua Southwest Universityb Wuhan Universityc Hunan Furong Middle Schoold Central South UniversityHaiping Hao is a doctoral student in psychology at Southwest University. His main research interests are time personality, future thinking, time perspective and time-space metaphor.Qiao Hu is a master’s student at WuHan University. Her research interest is episodic future thinking and educational management.Xi Shen is a doctoral student in psychology at Southwest University. Her main research interests are Internet addiction and youth development.Yiqiao Hu is teacher at Central South University. Her research interest is episodic future thinking and educational management.Houchao Lyu, PhD in Psychology, is a professor and doctoral supervisor in the Department of Psychology of Southwest University and a visiting scholar at the University of Chicago. His main research interests are time personality, future thinking, community psychology and grassroots community governance, social-psychological service system construction, youth mental health and values.

by Gijs A. HollemanIgnace T. C. HoogeChantal KemnerRoy S. Hesselsa Tilburg Universityb Utrecht UniversityGijs A. Holleman is an assistant professor at Cognitive Neuropsychology at Tilburg University. Dr. Holleman investigates the role of eye movements in social interaction, specifically parent-child interactions, and is interested in the history of psychology, and psychology’s relevance to society.Ignace T. C. Hooge is an associate professor at Experimental Psychology, Helmholtz Institute, at Utrecht University. Dr. Hooge is an eye-tracking and eye-movement specialist and is involved in both fundamental and applied research.Chantal Kemner is a full professor of biological developmental psychology at Experimental Psychology, Helmholtz Institute at Utrecht University and is director of the YOUth cohort study.Roy S. Hessels is an assistant-professor at Experimental Psychology, Helmholtz Institute, at Utrecht University. Dr. Hessels investigates the role of eye movements in social interaction and is an expert on eye-tracking methodology.

by Ana Tur-PorcarAndrés Salas-VallinaJoaquín M. Azagra-Caroa Universitat de Valènciab INGENIO (CSIC-Universitat Politècnica de València)Ana Tur-Porcar is Associate Professor at the University of Valencia, Spain. Her research is focused on personality, emotions, prosocial and aggressive behaviors. She has published papers in journals such as Personality and Individual Differences, Journal of Cross-cultural Psychology, Journal of Adolescence, European Journal of Developmental Psychology, Journal of Psychology, etc. She is or has been on the editorial board, guest editor and referee of several indexed journals.Andrés Salas-Vallina is Associate Professor at the University of Valencia, where he leads the Master in HRM. His research interests include human resource management, organizational behavior and work-related well-being.Joaquín M. Azagra-Caro is a Scientific Researcher in Interdisciplinary Social Sciences at INGENIO (CSIC-UPV). His research focuses on scientific knowledge generation, science-industry knowledge transfer, cooperation and exchange, science communication, pubic understanding of science and researcher well-being.

by H. Canan SümerAslı Göncü-KöseYonca Toker-GültaşF. Pınar AcarDerya KaranfilA. Başak Oka Özyeğin Universityb Çankaya Universityc Middle East Technical Universityd İzmir Bakırçay Universitye Ankara UniversityH. Canan Sümer is a Professor of Psychology at Özyeğin University, Türkiye. She received her PhD from Kansas State University. Her research interests include development of personnel selection tests and techniques, personality assessment, workplace mistreatment, and leadership and gender issues at work.Asl Göncü-Köse is a Professor of Social Psychology at Çankaya University, Türkiye. She received her PhD from Middle East Technical University. She spent a year as an exchange PhD student at the University of South Florida. Her research interests include leadership, abusive management, psychological harassment in the workplace, and dark triad personality traits.Yonca Toker-Gülta is an Associate Professor in Industrial/Organizational Psychology at Middle East Technical University, Türkiye. She received her PhD from Georgia Institute of Technology. Her research interests include workplace mistreatment, vocational interests, and personality.F. Pnar Acar is a Professor of Organizations and Management in the Department of Business Administration at Middle East Technical University, Türkiye. She received her PhD from Texas Tech University. Her research focuses on leadership and diversity in organizations.Derya Karanfil is an Assistant Professor in İzmir Bakırçay University and received her PhD in Psychology from Middle East Technical University, Türkiye. Her research interests are workplace mistreatment, positive psychology, recovery experience, teamwork, overqualification, and emotions.A. Baak Ok is an Assistant Professor of Social Psychology in Ankara University. She received her PhD from Middle East Technical University, Türkiye, and spent a year as a visiting researcher at HEC Montreal, Canada, funded by TÜBİTAK. Her research interests include foci and forms of commitment, work–family conflict, proactive personality, employee self-concepts, gender at work, and workplace mistreatment.

by Chiara CastellettiBlanca Dolz del CastellarMarta MiretHannah MercierElvira Laraa Universidad Autónoma de Madridb Instituto de Investigación Sanitaria Princesa (IIS-Princesa)c Centro de Investigación Biomédica en Red de Salud Mentald Stony Brook Universitye Universidad Complutense de MadridChiara Castelletti has a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from the Università di Pavia, Italy. She currently works as a predoctoral researcher, with a grant, in the Department of Psychiatry of the UAM Faculty of Medicine and is developing her doctoral thesis.Blanca Dolz del Castellar has a master’s degree in General Health Psychology from the Universidad Pontificia Comillas. She currently works as a predoctoral researcher, with a grant, in the Department of Psychiatry of the UAM Faculty of Medicine and is developing her doctoral thesis.Marta Miret has a degree in Psychology, a degree in Social and Cultural Anthropology and a doctorate in Clinical and Health Psychology. Since 2015 she is a professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Likewise, she is the principal investigator of various national and European projects.Hannah Mercier has a master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of New England and a doctorate in Rehabilitation Sciences from the Institute of Health Professions in Charlestown. She is assistant professor in the Occupational Therapy Program at Stony Brook University.Elvira Lara has a degree in Psychology and a PhD in Psychology from the University of Barcelona. She is a professor in the Department of Personality, Evaluation and Clinical Psychology, Universidad Complutense de Madrid.