1996 Vol 70 No 5979995 0022351496300 Bella M DePaulo University of Virginia Lying in Everyday Life Deborah A Kashy Texas AM University Susan E Kirkendol Pfeiffer College Jennifer A Epstein Cornell University Medical College Melissa M Wyer University ID: 5737 Download Pdf
60 No 4 509 517 For personal use only not for distribution The Trouble of Thinking Activation and Application of Stereotypic Beliefs Daniel T Gilbert University of Texas at Austin J Gregory Hixon University of Texas at Austin ABSTRACT Two studies i
2000 Vol 78 No 2 211222 00223514100500 DOI 10103700223514782211 The Spotlight Effect in Social Judgment An Egocentric Bias in Estimates of the Salience of Ones Own Actions and Appearance Thomas Gilovich Cornell University Victoria Husted Medvec Nort
1998 Vol 83 No 6 969974 0021901098300 Trait Aggressiveness and Hockey Penalties Predicting Hot Tempers on the Ice Brad J Bushman and Gary L Wells Iowa State University Previous studies examining the validity of measures of trait aggressiveness eithe
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1991 Vol 27 No 1 7984 0012164991300 Facial Diversity and Infant Preferences for Attractive Faces Judith H Langlois Jean M Ritter Lori A Roggman and Lesley S Vaughn University of Texas at Austin Three studies examined infant preferences for attractiv
of Inhibition During Childhood: Evidence for Situational Specificity and a Two-Factor Model B. Ascndorpf Max-Planck-Institut f'tir psychologische Forschung Munich, Federal Republic of Germany The in
in Newborn Infants: Exploring the Range of Gestures Imitated and the Underlying Mechanisms N. Meltzoffand M. Keith Moore of Washington This study evaluated the psychological mechanisms underlying im
72 No6 14291439 Copyright 1997 by the American Psychological Association Inc 002235l497300 The Ability to Detect Deceit Generalizes Across Different Types of HighStake Lies Mark G Frank RutgersThe State University of New Jersey Paul Ekman University
1991 Vol 61 No 1 6879 0022351491300 SelfDerogations and the Interpersonal Theory Leonard M Horowitz Kenneth D Locke Marjorie B Morse Sachin V Waikar D Christopher Dryer Eugen Tarnow and Jess Ghannam Stanford University The interpersonal theory of pe
2000 Vol 78 No 3 446462 0022351400500 DOI 10103700223514783446 Running From the Shadow Psychological Distancing From Others to Deny Characteristics People Fear in Themselves Jeff Schimel University of Arizona Jeff Greenberg University of Arizona Jam
