OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Review of General Psychology is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Beyond Psyche: Aesthetic Attunement and Alternative Psychological Care Through the Heart	53
The “Schizophrenia is 80% Heritable” Fallacy: Deconstructing a Twin Study Meta-Analysis	31
Antiracist Psychology to Advance Equitable Public Policy	30
Dialogue With Indigenous Women’s Historical Memory Requires Epistemic Openings	24
A Development of the Heart: Popular Buddhist Engagements With the Xin in Contemporary China	23
A Trilogy Theory of Moral Intelligence	23
Sexual and Gender Diversity Beyond Minority Identities: Do Empirical Trends Call for a Paradigm Shift?	23
The Psychology of Purpose: A Comprehensive Approach	21
What Makes an Idea Big in Psychology?	16
Reclaiming the Past for the Self: A Historical Psychological Need Satisfaction Model	16
A Black-Archipelago Anticolonial Canon Speaks Psychology	16
When Your People Don’t Favor You: Ingroup Discrimination Through Multiple Lenses, Mechanisms, and Model	14
Can a Theory of Human Flourishing be Formulated? Toward a Science of Flourishing	14
Political Advocacy: Psychology’s Most Underutilized Resource	13
Returning to Evolved Nestedness, Wellbeing, and Mature Human Nature, an Ecological Imperative	12
Negative Beliefs, Sentiments, and Discriminatory Behavior Toward Jews: A Developmental Review	12
Childhood Gender Segregation in Context: A Cultural Sociocontextual Approach	11
In Search of the Social in Psychological Capital: Integrating Psychological Capital into a Broader Capital Framework	10
A Processed Processor: The Processual Nature of the Self	10
The Resilience Portfolio Concept: New Insights into How Sufficient Strengths Can Overcome Even High Burdens of Trauma	10
The Next Big Ideas in Psychology: Introduction to the Special Issue	9
Systemic Psychological Insecurity: A Framework for Understanding Well-Being in Unstable Societies	9
The Hormesis Model for Building Resilience Through Adversity: Attention to Mechanism in Developmental Context	8
Self-Talk: An Interdisciplinary Review and Transdisciplinary Model	8
The ACES Guide for Researchers in Psychology: Fostering Researchers’ Informed Decision-Making about Theory Selection and Theoretical Integration	7

A Dangerous Opportunity: Recommendations for Dismantling Racism in Psychology in the United States	6
The Future of Psychotherapy Research and Neuroscience: Introducing the 4E/MoBI Approach to the Study of Patient–Therapist Interaction	6
In Defense of the History of Psychology	6
Moral Identity and the Acquisition of Virtue: A Self-Regulation View	5
What Is Wisdom? Sketch of a TOP (Tree of Philosophy) Theory	5
Paradox of Revolution: A Communist Patient’s Management of Neurasthenia on a Spiritual Journey	5
Modeling and Theorizing in Psychology: Autoepistemology and Epistemic EDI (Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) as Tools for Challenging Racism	5
Accidental Thinking: A Model of Serendipity’s Cognitive Processes	4
Psychological Pathways for Sustainable Relationships: Transcendent Emotion, Animistic Belief, and Moral Reasoning Within an Embodied Ecology	4
Creative Preservation: A Framework of Creativity in Support of Degrowth	4
Relational Ontology in the Mapuche Thinking: Possibilities for Indigenous Well-Being Amidst Colonial Settings	4
Crisis Migration and Identity Disruption: An Integrative Perspective	4
An Historical Causal-Chain Theory of Conceptions of Intelligence	4
Ethics in a Culture of Dharma	4
Plucking Heartstrings: Guqin , Aesthetic Attunement, and TCM Music Therapy	4
Leadership as Related to Moral Injury in a Military Context: A Systematic Scoping Literature Review	4
Positive Deviance Underlies Successful Science: Normative Methodologies Risk Throwing out the Baby With the Bathwater	4
Moral Formation Across the Life-Course: A Social Cognitive–Relational Developmental Perspective	3
What Does It Mean To Be Different? A Person-Oriented Perspective	3
Perspectives (of People of Color) on Psychological Science: Does Psychological Science Listen?	3
Indeterminacy and the Role of the Archive: The Eight Extensions of Piaget’s Sociological Studies	3
Dismantling Racism in Research Methods and Practices	3
Challenges in the Pursuit of an Indigenous Psychology: A Self-Reflection	3
Promoting Liberal Education Through Introductory Psychology: The Perspective-Based Approach	3
Interventions in Palliative Care Compatible With Cognitive Impairment: A Systematic Review	3
No More Building Resiliency: Confronting American Psychology’s White Supremacist Past to Reimagine Its Antiracist Future	3