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Authors:
IEDEMA J
POPPE M
Citation: J. Iedema et M. Poppe, PERCEIVED CONSENSUS OF ONES SOCIAL VALUE ORIENTATION IN DIFFERENT POPULATIONS IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CIRCUMSTANCES, European journal of social psychology, 25(5), 1995, pp. 497-507
Authors:
HASLAM SA
OAKES PJ
MCGARTY C
TURNER JC
ONORATO RS
Citation: Sa. Haslam et al., CONTEXTUAL CHANGES IN THE PROTOTYPICALITY OF EXTREME AND MODERATE OUTGROUP MEMBERS, European journal of social psychology, 25(5), 1995, pp. 509-530
Authors:
PIETERS RGM
VERPLANKEN B
Citation: Rgm. Pieters et B. Verplanken, INTENTION BEHAVIOR CONSISTENCY - EFFECTS OF CONSIDERATION SET SIZE, INVOLVEMENT AND NEED FOR COGNITION, European journal of social psychology, 25(5), 1995, pp. 531-543
Authors:
HOUSTON DM
Citation: Dm. Houston, SURVIVING A FAILURE - EFFICACY AND A LABORATORY-BASED TEST OF THE HOPELESSNESS MODEL OF DEPRESSION, European journal of social psychology, 25(5), 1995, pp. 545-558
Authors:
FEYS J
Citation: J. Feys, MERE OWNERSHIP - AFFECTIVE SELF-BIAS OR EVALUATIVE CONDITIONING, European journal of social psychology, 25(5), 1995, pp. 559-575
Authors:
KLAUER KC
JACOBSEN T
MIGULLA G
Citation: Kc. Klauer et al., COUNTERFACTUAL PROCESSING - TEST OF AN HIERARCHICAL CORRESPONDENCE MODEL, European journal of social psychology, 25(5), 1995, pp. 577-595
Authors:
GIBBON P
DURKIN K
Citation: P. Gibbon et K. Durkin, THE 3RD PERSON EFFECT - SOCIAL DISTANCE AND PERCEIVED MEDIA BIAS, European journal of social psychology, 25(5), 1995, pp. 597-602
Authors:
MARTIN R
Citation: R. Martin, MAJORITY AND MINORITY INFLUENCE USING THE AFTERIMAGE PARADIGM - A REPLICATION WITH AN UNAMBIGUOUS BLUE SLIDE, European journal of social psychology, 25(4), 1995, pp. 373-381
Authors:
DIJKSTERHUIS A
VANKNIPPENBERG A
Citation: A. Dijksterhuis et A. Vanknippenberg, TIMING OF SCHEMA ACTIVATION AND MEMORY - INHIBITED ACCESS TO INCONSISTENT INFORMATION, European journal of social psychology, 25(4), 1995, pp. 383-390
Authors:
PEETERS MCW
BUUNK BP
SCHAUFELI WB
Citation: Mcw. Peeters et al., SOCIAL INTERACTIONS, STRESSFUL EVENTS AND NEGATIVE AFFECT AT WORK - AMICROANALYTIC APPROACH, European journal of social psychology, 25(4), 1995, pp. 391-401
Authors:
NORMAN P
SMITH L
Citation: P. Norman et L. Smith, THE THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR AND EXERCISE - AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE ROLE OF PRIOR BEHAVIOR, BEHAVIORAL INTENTIONS AND ATTITUDE VARIABILITY, European journal of social psychology, 25(4), 1995, pp. 403-415
Authors:
GREENBERG J
SIMON L
HARMONJONES E
SOLOMON S
PYSZCZYNSKI T
LYON D
Citation: J. Greenberg et al., TESTING ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS FOR MORTALITY SALIENCE EFFECTS - TERROR MANAGEMENT, VALUE ACCESSIBILITY, OR WORRISOME THOUGHTS, European journal of social psychology, 25(4), 1995, pp. 417-433
Authors:
VANOVERWALLE FJ
HEYLIGHEN FP
Citation: Fj. Vanoverwalle et Fp. Heylighen, RELATING COVARIATION INFORMATION TO CAUSAL DIMENSIONS THROUGH PRINCIPLES OF CONTRAST AND INVARIANCE, European journal of social psychology, 25(4), 1995, pp. 435-455
Authors:
BUTERA F
MUGNY G
Citation: F. Butera et G. Mugny, CONFLICT BETWEEN INCOMPETENCES AND INFLUENCE OF A LOW-EXPERTISE SOURCE IN HYPOTHESIS-TESTING, European journal of social psychology, 25(4), 1995, pp. 457-462
Authors:
SIMON B
Citation: B. Simon, THE PERCEPTION OF INGROUP AND OUTGROUP HOMOGENEITY - ON THE CONFOUNDING OF GROUP-SIZE, LEVEL OF ABSTRACTNESS AND FRAME OF REFERENCE - A REPLY, European journal of social psychology, 25(4), 1995, pp. 463-468
Authors:
HASLAM SA
OAKES PJ
Citation: Sa. Haslam et Pj. Oakes, HOW CONTEXT-INDEPENDENT IS THE OUTGROUP HOMOGENEITY EFFECT - A RESPONSE, European journal of social psychology, 25(4), 1995, pp. 469-475
Authors:
JUDD CM
BARTSCH RA
Citation: Cm. Judd et Ra. Bartsch, CATS, DOGS, AND THE OH EFFECT - A REPLY, European journal of social psychology, 25(4), 1995, pp. 477-480
Authors:
PETZOLD P
EDELER B
Citation: P. Petzold et B. Edeler, ORGANIZATION OF PERSON MEMORY AND RETRIEVAL-PROCESSES IN RECOGNITION, European journal of social psychology, 25(3), 1995, pp. 249-267
Authors:
LINDEMAN M
SUNDVIK L
Citation: M. Lindeman et L. Sundvik, EVALUATIVE BIAS AND SELF-ENHANCEMENT AMONG GENDER GROUPS, European journal of social psychology, 25(3), 1995, pp. 269-280
Authors:
TEIGEN KH
Citation: Kh. Teigen, HOW GOOD IS GOOD LUCK - THE ROLE OF COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING IN THE PERCEPTION OF LUCKY AND UNLUCKY EVENTS, European journal of social psychology, 25(3), 1995, pp. 281-302
Authors:
MILLWARD LJ
Citation: Lj. Millward, CONTEXTUALIZING SOCIAL IDENTITY IN CONSIDERATIONS OF WHAT IT MEANS TOBE A NURSE, European journal of social psychology, 25(3), 1995, pp. 303-324
Authors:
SIMON B
KULLA C
ZOBEL M
Citation: B. Simon et al., ON BEING MORE THAN JUST A PART OF THE WHOLE - REGIONAL IDENTITY AND SOCIAL DISTINCTIVENESS, European journal of social psychology, 25(3), 1995, pp. 325-340
Authors:
HASLAM SA
TURNER JC
Citation: Sa. Haslam et Jc. Turner, CONTEXT-DEPENDENT VARIATION IN SOCIAL STEREOTYPING .3. EXTREMISM AS ASELF-CATEGORICAL BASIS FOR POLARIZED JUDGMENT, European journal of social psychology, 25(3), 1995, pp. 341-371
Authors:
WAGNER W
Citation: W. Wagner, SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS, GROUP AFFILIATION, AND PROJECTION - KNOWING THE LIMITS OF VALIDITY, European journal of social psychology, 25(2), 1995, pp. 125-139
Authors:
STAPEL DA
REICHER SD
SPEARS R
Citation: Da. Stapel et al., CONTEXTUAL DETERMINANTS OF STRATEGIC CHOICE - SOME MODERATORS OF THE AVAILABILITY BIAS, European journal of social psychology, 25(2), 1995, pp. 141-158