Tsang, Jo-Ann

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• Do actions speak louder than words? Differential effects of apology and restitution on behavioral and self-report measures of forgiveness
  Forgiveness
  Carlisle, Robert, Tsang, Jo-Ann, Ahmad, Nadia, Worthington, Everett, vanOyen Witvliet, Charlotte, Wade, Nathaniel

  We built upon previous laboratory studies by examining the independent and interactive effects of restitution and apology on behavioral and self-reported ...

• Humble persons are more helpful than less humble persons: Evidence from three studies
  Humility
  LaBouff, Jordan, Rowatt, Wade, Johnson, Megan, Tsang, Jo-Ann, McCullough Willerton, Grace

  Connections between humility and other prosocial qualities led us to develop a humility–helpfulness hypothesis....

• Gratitude for small and large favors: a behavioral test
  Gratitude
  Tsang, Jo-Ann

  The effect of large and small favors on gratitude was tested using a behavioral measure....

• Looking for happiness in all the wrong places: The moderating role of gratitude and affect in the materialism–life satisfaction relationship
  Gratitude
  Roberts, James, Tsang, Jo-Ann, Manolis, Chris

  We propose a model that explains the negative relationship between materialism and life satisfaction....

• Looking for happiness in all the wrong places: The moderating role of gratitude and affect in the materialism–life satisfaction relationship
  Positive Affect
  Roberts, James, Tsang, Jo-Ann, Manolis, Chris

  We propose a model that explains the negative relationship between materialism and life satisfaction....

• Tipping the scales: Conciliatory behavior and the morality of self-forgiveness
  Forgiveness
  Carpenter, Thomas, Carlisle, Robert, Tsang, Jo-Ann

  Two studies examined whether conciliatory behavior aids self-forgiveness and whether it does so in part by making it seem more morally appropriate....