Women, not objects: Testing a sensitizing web campaign against female sexual objectification to temper sexual harassment and hostile sexism
We investigated the novel hypothesis that a sensitizing web campaign against media sexual
objectification would lead to lower male gender-harassing conduct (ie, number of sexist …
objectification would lead to lower male gender-harassing conduct (ie, number of sexist …
The (absence of the) presence–absence distinction in motivation science.
A focal stimulus (object, end state, outcome, event, experience, characteristic, possibility,
etc.) may represent a presence, an occurrence, or something, or it may represent an …
etc.) may represent a presence, an occurrence, or something, or it may represent an …
From self to ingroup reclaiming of homophobic epithets: A replication and extension of Galinsky et al.'s (2013) model of reappropriation
Reappropration of derogatory group labels by minority members is a co** strategy against
stigmatisation. The aim of this research is twofold. First, we intend to replicate Galinsky et …
stigmatisation. The aim of this research is twofold. First, we intend to replicate Galinsky et …
Imagined intergroup physical contact improves attitudes toward immigrants
In this set of research, we investigated the effects of intergroup physical contact on
intergroup attitudes by relying on indirect contact strategies, namely the imagined contact …
intergroup attitudes by relying on indirect contact strategies, namely the imagined contact …
Asymmetric perception of gains versus non‐losses and losses versus non‐gains: The causal role of regulatory focus
Recent studies show that, while losses loom larger than equivalent non‐gains, gains loom
larger than equivalent non‐losses. This finding has been interpreted within the framework of …
larger than equivalent non‐losses. This finding has been interpreted within the framework of …
The acquisition of SV order in unaccusatives: manipulating the definiteness of the NP argument
In two sentence repetition experiments, we investigated whether four-and five-year-olds
master distinct representations for intransitive verb classes by testing two syntactic analyses …
master distinct representations for intransitive verb classes by testing two syntactic analyses …
On the descriptive and expressive function of derogatory group labels: An experimental test
By using a pseudoword paradigm, we tested whether derogatory labels (eg, pejorative
labels addressing group members) differed from category labels and general slur in their …
labels addressing group members) differed from category labels and general slur in their …
The Feature Positive Effect Biases Vaccination Information Processing
Evidence-based vaccination communication aims to support people in making informed
decisions regarding vaccination. It is therefore important to learn how vaccination …
decisions regarding vaccination. It is therefore important to learn how vaccination …
Accurate in presence and inefficient in absence: how the presence of criminal evidence affects legal judgements
Confirmation bias, whereby individuals hold unwarranted confidence in a focal hypothesis,
might emerge from a combination of errors at the testing and evaluation stages of hypothesis …
might emerge from a combination of errors at the testing and evaluation stages of hypothesis …
[HTML][HTML] Individual Differences in the Susceptibility to the Feature-Positive Effect
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The feature-positive effect (FPE) is the phenomenon that learning organisms are better at
detecting the association between two present stimuli than between the absence of one …
detecting the association between two present stimuli than between the absence of one …