Yael Bar-Shachar

R., Y.Bar-Shachar, N.Shuv, Y.Dan, and E.Bar-Kalifa. 2026. “What Should We Watch Today? The Role of Shared TV Watching in Couples' Daily Shared Reality.” Personal Relationships33, no. 2: e70070. Haruvi, https://doi.org/10.1111/pere.70070. Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Data Availability Statement The data that support the findings of this study are openly available in OSF at https://osf.io/9q7h6/?view_only=27fcccc5fd7c4b0d9b7c334fdf96bb42. References , and . 2002.

Trauma(tic) Media - What does it even look like? Reviewers: Callie Sartain Kalny and Sameeksha Shukla Understanding how trauma appears in media and impacts vulnerable communities is important for researchers from various fields to investigate. However, to begin to understand this specific type of media, we must ask not what is traumatic media but what traumatic media looks like. This article evaluates the spectrum of what, I term, trauma(tic) media looks like.

Call for editors for a Special Issue on the “Psychology of Artificial Intelligence” Are you an AI researcher and wish to handle a special issue on the topic? In-Mind is looking for one or several people who are interested in being guest editors of a special issue on the “Psychology of Artificial Intelligence” directed at a general audience. In a recent call for papers, we received a good amount of abstracts for papers on various AI related topics.