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Aaron McLaughlin is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the University of Central Arkansas. His work focuses on positive psychology, examining how virtues like humility and gratitude contribute to thriving in challenging cultural contexts. He holds a Ph.D. from Georgia State University and specializes in cross-cultural studies of religion/spirituality's impact on mental health and flourishing.
His research emphasizes building interdisciplinary bridges to inform psychologist training programs. Key areas include existential humility, religious/spiritual struggles, and interventions for disaster care providers. He uses advanced statistical methods like latent profile analysis to explore complex psychological constructs.
Recent work explores humility's role in pluralistic democracies, spiritual first aid curricula efficacy, and deconversion narratives across cultures. His studies bridge psychological theory with applied interventions in faith-based contexts.
