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  1. Induced gratitude and hope, and experienced fear, but not experienced disgust, facilitate COVID-19 prevention.Pascale Sophie Russell, Michal Frackowiak, Smadar Cohen-Chen, Patrice Rusconi & Fabio Fasoli - 2023 - Cognition and Emotion 37 (2):196-219.
    Hope, gratitude, fear, and disgust may all be key to encouraging preventative action in the context of COVID-19. We pre-registered a longitudinal experiment, which involved monthly data collections from September 2020 to September 2021 and a six-month follow-up. We predicted that a hope recall task would reduce negative emotions and elicit higher intentions to engage in COVID-19 preventative behaviours. At the first time point, participants were randomly allocated to a recall task condition (gratitude, hope, or control). At each time point, (...)
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