| MONEY IN THE MENTAL LIVES OF THE POOR |
8 |
| MALLEABILITY IN BIRACIAL CATEGORIZATIONS: THE IMPACT OF GEOGRAPHIC CONTEXT AND TARGETS' RACIAL HERITAGE |
6 |
| TAKING THE HIGH GROUND: THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL STATUS ON THE DEROGATION OF IDEOLOGICAL OPPONENTS |
5 |
| INSPIRED TO PERSPIRE: THE INTERPLAY OF SOCIAL COMPARISON DIRECTION AND STANDARD EXTREMITY IN THE CONTEXT OF CHALLENGING EXERCISING GOALS |
4 |
| DOES IT HELP SMOKERS IF WE STIGMATIZE THEM? A TEST OF THE STIGMA-INDUCED IDENTITY THREAT MODEL AMONG US AND DANISH SMOKERS |
4 |
| CROSS-STATUS INTERACTIONS: CONCERNS AND CONSEQUENCES |
4 |
| PSYCHOLOGICAL ESSENTIALISM PREDICTS INTERGROUP BIAS |
3 |
| DISTRUSTING YOUR MORAL COMPASS: THE IMPACT OF DISTRUST MINDSETS ON MORAL DILEMMA PROCESSING AND JUDGMENTS |
3 |
| THE POWER OF THE TRUTH BIAS: FALSE INFORMATION AFFECTS MEMORY AND JUDGMENT EVEN IN THE ABSENCE OF DISTRACTION |
3 |
| THE SOCIAL PSYCHOPHYSICS OF HUMAN FACE COLOR: REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATIONS |
3 |
| SAVING THE ROBOT OR THE HUMAN? ROBOTS WHO FEEL DESERVE MORAL CARE |
3 |
| SUBJECTIVE TRAJECTORIES FOR SELF-RATED HEALTH AS A PREDICTOR OF CHANGE IN PHYSICAL HEALTH OVERTIME: RESULTS FROM AN 18-YEAR LONGITUDINAL STUDY |
2 |
| BENEATH THE SURFACE: ABSTRACT CONSTRUAL MINDSET INCREASES RECEPTIVITY TO METAPHORS IN HEALTH COMMUNICATIONS |
2 |
| RACE SIGNALING FEATURES: IDENTIFYING MARKERS OF RACIAL PROTOTYPICALITY AMONG ASIANS, BLACKS, LATINOS, AND WHITES |
2 |
| THE BIAS BLIND SPOT ACROSS CHILDHOOD |
2 |
| THE EFFECT OF SECONDARY TASK ON THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN POWER AND SPACE |
2 |
| BELIEVING IS SEEING: ARBITRARY STIGMA LABELS AFFECT THE VISUAL REPRESENTATION OF FACES |
2 |
| INTERSECTIONAL AND DYNAMIC SOCIAL CATEGORIES IN SOCIAL COGNITION |
2 |
| STEREOTYPES BIAS VISUAL PROTOTYPES FOR SEX AND EMOTION CATEGORIES |
2 |
| CATEGORY (NON)FIT MODULATES EXTRAPOLATIVE STEREOTYPING OF MULTIPLY CATEGORIZABLE SOCIAL TARGETS |
2 |
| DETERMINANTS OF LATERAL ATTITUDE CHANGE: THE ROLES OF OBJECT RELATEDNESS, ATTITUDE CERTAINTY, AND MORAL CONVICTION |
2 |
| INCIDENTAL CUES TO THREAT AND RACIAL CATEGORIZATION |
2 |
| IN SEARCH OF A NEGATIVITY BIAS IN EXPECTANCY VIOLATION |
2 |
| SOCIAL CATEGORIZATION IN CONNECTIONIST MODELS: A CONCEPTUAL INTEGRATION |
1 |
| FACE-TRAIT AND FACE-RACE CUES IN ADULTS' AND CHILDREN'S SOCIAL EVALUATIONS |
1 |
| PERSUASION BY PROXY: EFFECTS OF VICARIOUS SELF-CONTROL USE ON REACTIONS TO PERSUASION ATTEMPTS |
1 |
| AUTOMATICITY OF GENDER CATEGORIZATION: A TEST OF THE EFFICIENCY FEATURE |
1 |
| ASCRIBING MEANING TO THE PAST: SELF-OTHER DIFFERENCES IN WEIGHING GOOD AND BAD DEEDS |
1 |
| MODELING EFFECTS OF NEWSPAPER ARTICLES ON STEREOTYPE ACCESSIBILITY IN THE SHOOTER TASK |
1 |
| PERCEIVERS INFER BASE RATES FROM SOCIAL CONTEXT TO JUDGE PERCEPTUALLY AMBIGUOUS SOCIAL IDENTITIES |
1 |
| MESSAGE FRAMING INFLUENCES PERCEPTIONS OF FEEDBACK (IN)DIRECTNESS |
1 |
| POLITICAL IDEOLOGY PREDICTS BELIEFS ABOUT THE VISIBILITY OF SOCIAL CATEGORY MEMBERSHIPS |
1 |
| JUDGMENTS OF INTERPERSONAL WARMTH PREDICT CLASS DIFFERENCES IN POLITICAL CANDIDATE SUPPORT |
1 |
| SELF-RELEVANT THREATENING MESSAGES PROMOTE VIGILANCE TOWARD COPING INFORMATION: EVIDENCE OF POSITIVE PROCESSING AT ATTENTIONAL LEVEL |
1 |
| FACIAL CUES TO RACE AND GENDER INTERACTIVELY GUIDE AGE JUDGMENTS |
1 |
| THE (IN)EFFICIENCY OF PERSON CONSTRUAL INVOLVING INTERSECTIONAL SOCIAL CATEGORIES |
1 |
| NOT ALWAYS BLACK AND WHITE: THE EFFECT OF RACE AND EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION ON IMPLICIT ATTITUDES |
1 |
| THE ROLE OF GENDER IN RACIAL META-STEREOTYPES AND STEREOTYPES |
1 |
| THE MISATTRIBUTING PERSONALITY: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRIMING IN THE AFFECT MISATTRIBUTION PROCEDURE, NEED FOR CLOSURE, AND BODY AWARENESS |
1 |
| SEXISM PREDICTS ALCOHOL USE AND MOTIVATIONS AMONG COLLEGE WOMEN WITH STRONGER ALCOHOL IDENTITY |
0 |
| THE SOCIAL COGNITION APPROACH TO HEALTH |
0 |
| THE MORAL FOUNDATIONS OF NEEDLE EXCHANGE ATTITUDES |
0 |
| INFORMATION AVOIDANCE IN GENETIC HEALTH: PERCEPTIONS, NORMS, AND PREFERENCES |
0 |
| THE PC-AMP: ADDING PERFORMANCE-CONTROL TRIALS TO THE AFFECT MISATTRIBUTION PROCEDURE AS A POTENTIAL WAY TO MINIMIZE UNWANTED PROCESSING STRATEGIES |
0 |
| CAN CARELESSNESS BE CAPTURED? ASSESSING CARELESS RESPONDING IN ATTITUDES TOWARD NOVEL STIMULI |
0 |
| COMBINING TRAITS INTO A FACE: A REVERSE CORRELATION APPROACH |
0 |
| THE RELATIVE CONTRIBUTION OF CONTINGENCY, CHOICE, AND PREDICTABILITY TO THE RECOGNITION OF PERCEIVED CONTROL |
0 |
| WHEN LOW POWER MEETS STATUS: POWERLESSNESS TRIGGERS BEHAVIORAL INHIBITION ONLY UNDER LOW STATUS |
0 |
| GRANDIOSE NARCISSISTS SEEK STATUS SELECTIVELY |
0 |
| FATIGUE COMPATIBILISM: LAY PERCEIVERS BELIEVE THAT FATIGUE PREDICTS-BUT DOES NOT EXCUSE-MORAL FAILINGS |
0 |
