I could even bet more.
The bet size should always be related to the pot size. I vary it mostly due to flop texture - I bet more on draw-heavy boards... and I might make overbets so I can shove either the turn or the river.

In a raised pot it is unlikely that you're not getting paid off on TJK, 9JQ kind of boards - they are very hard to miss, so I will even overbet the pot there with TPTK, overpair type of hands.

You will see in some of the hands that I post that I tend to get called a lot - that is because I specifically look for tables with a lot of action, and I also raise / c-bet A LOT of hands. Two picture cards are a raise for me in any position.
In this situation if the flop had come 58Q - I would make the exact same bet... the other players notice that after a while and go after me.

I also raise so much, because I want to build a big pot, and I'm positive that I have the best hand here something like 80% of the time. If someone has AK, AQ, set... auto-reload is activated... I'm ready to move on.

On the river I don't think a hand that beats me would check it to me, that's why I bet.