Flow State: The Psychology Behind Optimal Experience

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1. 11 July 2026 · corrected by Emir Baycan

   2 corrections applied: Engeser & Rheinberg (2008) was published in Motivation and Emotion 32(3), 158-172, not Applied Psychology. | Ulrich et al. flow neuroimaging study was published in 2014, NeuroImage vol. 86, pp. 194-202, not 2016 vol. 109.

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   Applied Psychology (57, 99-122) ... a 2016 study by Ulrich, Keller, Hoenig, Wirtz, and Strahler, published in NeuroImage (109, ...)

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   Motivation and Emotion (32, 158-172) ... a 2014 study by Ulrich, Keller, Hoenig, Wirtz, and Strahler, published in NeuroImage (86, 194-202)

   Why: The article body and bibliography already correctly cited both corrections (Engeser and Rheinberg 2008 in Motivation and Emotion, and Ulrich et al. 2014 in NeuroImage vol 86).

   However, the FAQ's neuroscience answer and the seo_keywords field both independently still referenced the stale 'Johannes Ulrich, Johannes Keller, and Georg Groen's 2016 NeuroImage' fabrication with wrong year and wrong co-authors. Fixed both the FAQ answer and seo_keywords to match the body's corrected citation, re-verified live after PUT.

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