December 10, 2025
Judith Hooper, Sarah Williams, Raeghan L. Mueller et al.
2 citations
preprint
As psychedelic use increases, understanding how demographic and behavioral factors influence the effects of psychedelics is essential for both research and public health. This cross-sectional retrospective study examined 365 people who currently use psilocybin, analyzing differences in acute experiences, psychological outcomes, and substance co-use patterns. Participants were categorized into...
Frontiers in Psychology
May 15, 2025
Jake Hooper, Emily L Gyongyosi, Kent E. Hutchison et al.
5 citations
Introduction The aesthetic qualities of psychedelic experiences have long been documented, but their specific contribution to therapeutic outcomes remains understudied. Aesthetic experiences may facilitate emotional breakthroughs and cognitive shifts, potentially playing a crucial role in the lasting psychological benefits observed following psychedelic use. Methods This cross-sectional study...
PsyArXiv
October 18, 2024
Jake Hooper, Emily L Gyongyosi, Kent E. Hutchison et al.
preprint
Objective: The aesthetic qualities of psychedelic experiences have long been documented, but their specific contribution to therapeutic outcomes remains unexplored. This study investigates the role of psychedelic-induced aesthetic experiences in predicting positive psychological outcomes. Methods: Using a cross-sectional naturalistic survey, participants who had recently used classic...
Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research
February 1, 2024
Laurel P Gibson, Raeghan L. Mueller, Evan A Winiger et al.
Background: The popularity of edible cannabis products continues to grow in states with legal cannabis access, but few studies have investigated the acute effects of these commercially available products. The present study sought to explore the effects of three commercially available edible products with different levels of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD). Methods: A...