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A comparison of EPPS scores obtained from the standard forced-choice procedure and a rating-scale procedure

Karr, Chadwick, 1919- (1958)
The influence of memory on the gambler's fallacy

Colle, Herbert Anthony, 1943- (1969)
Interest groups and political party organization: the Japanese parties in the constituencies

Foster, James John (1980)

This study examines the linkages between interest groups and the constituency organizations of the five major Japanese political parties in Hyogo prefecture. While the close relationship between parties and particular ...
Developmental process and outcome in preterm children: a transactional study

Carmichael-Olson, Heather (1986)

Data were gathered on 38 low and very low birthweight preterm and 45 matched fullterm mother-child pairs at five timepoints during infancy, and at four years. Age was corrected for prematurity in infancy, but not at age ...
Ethnic differences in alcohol outcome expectancies and drinking patterns

Daisy, Fransing, 1950- (1989)

The beliefs and attitudes about the effect of alcohol consumption upon behavior were compared using self-report measures of alcohol outcome expectancy, attitude toward drinking, and level of drinking habit within four ...
Development and validation of the Washington resilience scale

Ahn, Randall Lee (1991)

The dissertation research was an attempt to develop and validate a new self-report measure of psychological resilience. The construct of resilience has its roots in the areas of vulnerability and stress-resistance. Prior ...
The contribution of leadership experience and self-efficacy to group performance under evaluation apprehension

Murphy, Susan Elaine (1992)

This study explored the role of leadership experience, defined both as a content-based activity and a time-based measure, on group performance and leadership self-efficacy. The content-based experiences of task-relevant ...
Suppressive specialization: implications for generalization and interference in connectionist networks

Franklin, Alan Lynn (1995)

Three experiments were conducted to investigate the relationship between generalization and interference in connectionist networks. Specific modifications to the traditional error-back propagation learning algorithm are ...
Preferential same-sex imitation by toddlers

Hanna, Elizabeth C (1995)

In the experiment reported here, 18-month-old toddlers (n = 60) and 24-month-old toddlers (n = 60) were randomly assigned to one of three conditions: observing same-sex models, observing opposite-sex models, or a control ...
A prospective study of prenatal cocaine exposure: language, play, and global cognitive abilities in 2-year olds

Toth-Sadjadi, Susan (1996)

The relationship between prenatal cocaine exposure and 2-year developmental outcome was examined in a sample of 200, 2-year-old children followed prospectively from birth. Adverse cocaine effects were hypothesized to emerge ...
Majority influence in negotiation

Peterson, Erika (1996)

A social identity model of majority influence in negotiations is presented, which considers the effects of various social identifications on the processes of integrative and distributive bargaining. Two-faction negotiations ...
The adaptive significance of multiple mating in female mink (Mustela vison) and its effects on the mating system \ by Melissa Anne Fleming

Fleming, Melissa Anne, 1962- (1996)

Female multiple mating is common in mammals, but studies of its advantages are often constrained by our limited understanding of the reproductive physiology underlying it. The reproductive physiology underlying female ...
Maternal influence in the development of body image and dieting in young girls

Lehman, Karen Elizabeth (1996)

Dieting and eating disorders are serious and increasingly prevalent problems in today's Western world. These behaviors can lead to both serious medical and psychological problems, particularly in young, growing children. ...
The pattern of anatomical connections in visual area V2 of Macaque monkey

Abel, Paul Lawrence (1997)

In visual area V2, cytochrome oxidase (CO) histochemistry reveals a pattern of alternating densely labeled thick and thin stripes separated by lightly labeled interstripe regions. These stripe-like compartments have been ...
Discounting and independence in preferences between health sequences

Treadwell, Jonathan R., 1968- (1997)

Decision analysts and cost-effectiveness analysts in the health domain often use discounted Quality-Adjusted Life Years (QALYs) as a measure of utility. These analysts commonly assume a positive discount rate: health ...
Executive function and social problem-solving in maltreated and non-maltreated preschool children

Quamma, Julie Perkins (1997)

This study examined the early relationship between executive functioning (EF) and social problem-solving (SPS) skills and their influence on behavioral adjustment by comparing the performance of maltreated and non-maltreated ...
The active and passive voice are equally comprehensible in scientific writing

Rhodes, Susan (1997)

The passive voice is typically thought to be wordy, impersonal, and difficult to read. Although early studies examining the passive voice appeared to show that passive voice sentences are harder to process and less preferred ...
Parent-child communication about the cancer experience in families of pediatric cancer patients

Robbins, Kathryn H (1997)

Examined in 35 parent-child dyads how parents and their children receiving treatment for cancer perceive their parent-child communication about the cancer experience, how demographic/social/medical variables relate to the ...
Female-female territorial aggression and its hormonal control in the song sparrow

Elekonich, Michelle Marie (1997)

The function, seasonality and hormonal control of aggression among male conspecifics have been well studied in many taxa. In most cases, female-female intraspecific aggression has been less well studied. Male song sparrows ...
Analytic limitations of unconscious language processing

Draine, Sean C (1997)

Cognitive theorists have traditionally assumed that, due to analytic limitations, unconscious cognitive systems play only a minor role in language comprehension relative to conscious systems. The following research sought ...

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