Don E. Davis is affiliated with Georgia State University in the United States. Their research spans primarily the fields of psychology and social sciences, with a focus on clinical psychology, social psychology, health, sociology and political science, and applied psychology.
Their scholarly contributions include topics related to religion, spirituality, and psychology, forgiveness and related behaviors, counseling practices and supervision, resilience and mental health, grief, bereavement, and mental health, psychological well-being and life satisfaction, as well as migration, health, and trauma.
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Don E. Davis cover a diverse range of subjects, including:
Frequent co-authors of Don E. Davis include:
The researcher has extensively published in several key venues, notably:
In terms of book publications, Don E. Davis has contributed to works published by the American Psychological Association, including:
Joshua N. Hook;Don E. Davis;Jesse Owen;Everett L. Worthington Jr.
Don E. Davis;Elise Choe;Joel Meyers;Nathaniel Wade
Don E. Davis;Joshua N. Hook;Everett L. Worthington;Daryl R. Van Tongeren
Everett L. Worthington;Joshua N. Hook;Don E. Davis;Michael A. McDaniel
Don E. Davis;Everett L. Worthington;Joshua N. Hook
Jeni L. Burnette;Don E. Davis;Jeffrey D. Green;Everett L. Worthington
Joshua N. Hook;Everett L. Worthington;Don E. Davis;David J. Jennings
Joshua N. Hook;Jennifer E. Farrell;Don E. Davis;Cirleen DeBlaere
Jesse Owen;Karen W. Tao;Joanna M. Drinane;Joshua Hook
Don E. Davis;Everett L Worthington;Joshua N. Hook;Robert A. Emmons
Don E. Davis;Everett L. Worthington Jr.;Joshua N. Hook;Peter C. Hill
Don E Davis;Cirleen DeBlaere;Jesse Owen;Joshua N Hook
Stacey E. McElroy;Kenneth G. Rice;Don E. Davis;Joshua N. Hook
Laura E. Captari;Joshua N. Hook;William Hoyt;Don E. Davis
Don E. Davis;Man Yee Ho;Brandon J. Griffin;Chris Bell
David K. Mosher;Joshua N. Hook;Laura E. Captari;Don E. Davis
Jeni L. Burnette;Michael E. McCullough;Daryl R. Van Tongeren;Don E. Davis
Matthew Berland;Taylor Martin;Tom Benton;Carmen Petrick Smith
Daryl R. Van Tongeren;Jeffrey D. Green;Don E. Davis;Joshua N. Hook
Joshua N. Hook;Don Davis;Jesse Owen;Cirleen DeBlaere
Joshua N. Hook;Jan P. Hook;Don E. Davis;Everett L. Worthington
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