Joseph Maffly‐Kipp

Joseph Maffly-Kipp studies personality and clinical psychology topics such as authenticity, meaning in life, personality disorders, and emotion regulation, along with how these relate to anxiety, depression, and well-being. His work combines self-report questionnaire studies with some psychophysiological (brain electrical activity) methods to examine how people experience their sense of self and process emotional information. He also studies psychological assessment tools used to diagnose conditions like ADHD, borderline personality disorder, and social anxiety.

Publication output began around 2020, rose to a peak of 8 papers in 2022, and has continued at a steady pace of roughly 5 papers per year since, averaging about 5.2 publications annually over the last five years.

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