WISE INTERVENTIONS

A searchable database of Psychologically "wise" interventions   To help people flourish

What Are Wise Interventions?

Wise interventions focus on the meanings and inferences people draw about themselves, other people, or a situation they are in.
Using precise, theory- and research-based techniques, wise interventions help people draw adaptive meanings that allow them accomplish their goals and flourish.
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The Searchable Database

You can search the database in five ways:
By the psychological processes or the meaning-making processes that underlie how people make sense of themselves and the world.
By the social areas where wise interventions have been implemented.
By the intervention techniques developed to help people make sense of themselves and the situation in constructive ways.
By the psychological questions people have about themselves and the situation.
by searching keywords with the search bar
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Who we are

We are a team of Social Psychologists:

Gregory M. Walton

Associate Professor
Department of Psychology
The Michael Forman University Fellow in Undergraduate Education
Stanford University

Timothy D. Wilson

Sherrell J. Aston Professor of Psychology
Department of Psychology
University of Virginia

Juan P. Ospina

Website Manager
Research Coordinator
Department of Psychology
Walton-Dweck Laboratory
Stanford University

Camilo Guzman

Website Designer and Developer
Junior Researcher
EAFIT University

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