Past behavior guides future responses through 2 processes. Well-practiced behaviors in
constant contexts recur because the processing that initiates and controls their performance …

Habit is often treated as a construct of marginal interest in the literature on attitude–
behaviour relations. We argue that this is undeserved, particularly given the current interest …

Few self-report measures of medication adherence have been rigorously developed and
validated against electronic drug monitoring (EDM). Assess the validity of the 3-item self …

This article contrasts narrative self-referencing with analytical self-referencing. I propose that
narrative self-referencing persuades through transportation, where people become …

Evaluation researchers frequently obtain self-reports of behaviors, asking program
participants to report on process and outcome-relevant behaviors. Unfortunately, reporting …

▪ Abstract Survey methodologists have drawn on and contributed to research by cognitive
psychologists, conversation analysts, and others to lay a foundation for the science of asking …

Three studies involving 3 participant samples (Ns= 39, 55, and 53) tested the hypothesis that
people retrieve episodic emotion knowledge when reporting on their emotions over short …

This paper reviews the literature on the structure of autobiographical memory and points to
the use of event history calendars as a survey methodology that reflects this structure …

When we want to know what people think, feel, and do, we ask them. This reliance on self-
reports is based on the tacit assumption that people know their thoughts, feelings, and …

Self-reports are the dominant method of data collection in the social and behavioral
sciences, where they are used to assess respondents' behaviors, attitudes and subjective …