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ANGER AND FRONTAL BRAIN ACTIVITY - EEG ASYMMETRY CONSISTENT WITH APPROACH MOTIVATION DESPITE NEGATIVE AFFECTIVE VALENCE
Authors: HARMONJONES E ALLEN JJB
Citation: E. Harmonjones et Jjb. Allen, ANGER AND FRONTAL BRAIN ACTIVITY - EEG ASYMMETRY CONSISTENT WITH APPROACH MOTIVATION DESPITE NEGATIVE AFFECTIVE VALENCE, Journal of personality and social psychology, 74(5), 1998, pp. 1310-1316
BY FAITH ALONE - RELIGIOUS AGITATION AND COGNITIVE-DISSONANCE
Authors: BURRIS CT HARMONJONES E TARPLEY WR
Citation: Ct. Burris et al., BY FAITH ALONE - RELIGIOUS AGITATION AND COGNITIVE-DISSONANCE, Basic and applied social psychology, 19(1), 1997, pp. 17-31
IMPULSIVENESS, AGGRESSION, READING, AND THE P300 OF THE EVENT-RELATEDPOTENTIAL
Authors: HARMONJONES E BARRATT ES WIGG C
Citation: E. Harmonjones et al., IMPULSIVENESS, AGGRESSION, READING, AND THE P300 OF THE EVENT-RELATEDPOTENTIAL, Personality and individual differences, 22(4), 1997, pp. 439-445
TERROR MANAGEMENT AND COGNITIVE-EXPERIENTIAL SELF-THEORY - EVIDENCE THAT TERROR MANAGEMENT OCCURS IN THE EXPERIENTIAL SYSTEM
Authors: SIMON L GREENBERG J HARMONJONES E SOLOMON S PYSZCZYNSKI T ARNDT J ABEND T
Citation: L. Simon et al., TERROR MANAGEMENT AND COGNITIVE-EXPERIENTIAL SELF-THEORY - EVIDENCE THAT TERROR MANAGEMENT OCCURS IN THE EXPERIENTIAL SYSTEM, Journal of personality and social psychology, 72(5), 1997, pp. 1132-1146
TERROR MANAGEMENT THEORY AND SELF-ESTEEM - EVIDENCE THAT INCREASED SELF-ESTEEM REDUCES MORTALITY SALIENCE EFFECTS
Authors: HARMONJONES E SIMON L GREENBERG J PYSZCZYNSKI T SOLOMON S MCGREGOR H
Citation: E. Harmonjones et al., TERROR MANAGEMENT THEORY AND SELF-ESTEEM - EVIDENCE THAT INCREASED SELF-ESTEEM REDUCES MORTALITY SALIENCE EFFECTS, Journal of personality and social psychology, 72(1), 1997, pp. 24-36
EMPATHY AND ATTITUDES - CAN FEELING FOR A MEMBER OF A STIGMATIZED GROUP IMPROVE FEELINGS TOWARD THE GROUP
Authors: BATSON CD POLYCARPOU MP HARMONJONES E IMHOFF HJ MITCHENER EC BEDNAR LL KLEIN TR HIGHBERGER L
Citation: Cd. Batson et al., EMPATHY AND ATTITUDES - CAN FEELING FOR A MEMBER OF A STIGMATIZED GROUP IMPROVE FEELINGS TOWARD THE GROUP, Journal of personality and social psychology, 72(1), 1997, pp. 105-118
BEHAVIORAL ACTIVATION SENSITIVITY AND RESTING FRONTAL EEG ASYMMETRY -COVARIATION OF PUTATIVE INDICATORS RELATED TO RISK FOR MOOD DISORDERS
Authors: HARMONJONES E ALLEN JJB
Citation: E. Harmonjones et Jjb. Allen, BEHAVIORAL ACTIVATION SENSITIVITY AND RESTING FRONTAL EEG ASYMMETRY -COVARIATION OF PUTATIVE INDICATORS RELATED TO RISK FOR MOOD DISORDERS, Journal of abnormal psychology, 106(1), 1997, pp. 159-163
A RADICAL DISSONANCE THEORY - BEAUVOIS,JL, JOULE,RV
Authors: MILLS J HARMONJONES E
Citation: J. Mills et E. Harmonjones, A RADICAL DISSONANCE THEORY - BEAUVOIS,JL, JOULE,RV, Contemporary psychology, 42(6), 1997, pp. 494-495
MILD DEPRESSION, MORTALITY SALIENCE, AND DEFENSE OF THE WORLDVIEW - EVIDENCE OF INTENSIFIED TERROR MANAGEMENT IN THE MILDLY DEPRESSED
Authors: SIMON L GREENBERG J HARMONJONES E SOLOMON S PYSZCZYNSKI T
Citation: L. Simon et al., MILD DEPRESSION, MORTALITY SALIENCE, AND DEFENSE OF THE WORLDVIEW - EVIDENCE OF INTENSIFIED TERROR MANAGEMENT IN THE MILDLY DEPRESSED, Personality & social psychology bulletin, 22(1), 1996, pp. 81-90
ANTERIOR EEG ASYMMETRY AND FACIAL EMG AS EVIDENCE THAT AFFECT IS INVOLVED IN THE MERE EXPOSURE EFFECT
Authors: HARMONJONES E ALLEN JJB
Citation: E. Harmonjones et Jjb. Allen, ANTERIOR EEG ASYMMETRY AND FACIAL EMG AS EVIDENCE THAT AFFECT IS INVOLVED IN THE MERE EXPOSURE EFFECT, Psychophysiology, 33, 1996, pp. 44-44
ANGER AND PREFRONTAL BRAIN ACTIVITY - EEG ASYMMETRY CONSISTENT WITH APPROACH MOTIVATION DESPITE NEGATIVE AFFECTIVE VALENCE
Authors: HARMONJONES E ALLEN JJB BARRATT ES
Citation: E. Harmonjones et al., ANGER AND PREFRONTAL BRAIN ACTIVITY - EEG ASYMMETRY CONSISTENT WITH APPROACH MOTIVATION DESPITE NEGATIVE AFFECTIVE VALENCE, Psychophysiology, 33, 1996, pp. 44-44
THE EFFECTS OF MORTALITY SALIENCE ON INTERGROUP BIAS BETWEEN MINIMAL GROUPS
Authors: HARMONJONES E GREENBERG J SOLOMON S SIMON L
Citation: E. Harmonjones et al., THE EFFECTS OF MORTALITY SALIENCE ON INTERGROUP BIAS BETWEEN MINIMAL GROUPS, European journal of social psychology, 26(4), 1996, pp. 677-681
EVIDENCE THAT THE PRODUCTION OF AVERSIVE CONSEQUENCES IS NOT NECESSARY TO CREATE COGNITIVE-DISSONANCE
Authors: HARMONJONES E BREHM JW GREENBERG J SIMON L NELSON DE
Citation: E. Harmonjones et al., EVIDENCE THAT THE PRODUCTION OF AVERSIVE CONSEQUENCES IS NOT NECESSARY TO CREATE COGNITIVE-DISSONANCE, Journal of personality and social psychology, 70(1), 1996, pp. 5-16
TESTING ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS FOR MORTALITY SALIENCE EFFECTS - TERROR MANAGEMENT, VALUE ACCESSIBILITY, OR WORRISOME THOUGHTS
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
SOCIAL EVALUATION AND CARDIOVASCULAR-RESPONSE - AN ACTIVE COPING APPROACH
Authors: WRIGHT RA TUNSTALL AM WILLIAMS BJ GOODWIN JS HARMONJONES E
Citation: Ra. Wright et al., SOCIAL EVALUATION AND CARDIOVASCULAR-RESPONSE - AN ACTIVE COPING APPROACH, Journal of personality and social psychology, 69(3), 1995, pp. 530-543
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