Authors: KRULL DS DILL JC

Citation: Ds. Krull et Jc. Dill, DO SMILES ELICIT MORE INFERENCES THAN DO FROWNS - THE EFFECT OF EMOTIONAL VALENCE ON THE PRODUCTION OF SPONTANEOUS INFERENCES, Personality & social psychology bulletin, 24(3), 1998, pp. 289-300

Authors: KRULL DS ANDERSON CA

Citation: Ds. Krull et Ca. Anderson, THE PROCESS OF EXPLANATION, Current directions in psychological science, 6(1), 1997, pp. 1-5

Authors: KRULL DS DILL JC

Citation: Ds. Krull et Jc. Dill, ON THINKING FIRST AND RESPONDING FAST - FLEXIBILITY IN SOCIAL INFERENCE PROCESSES, Personality & social psychology bulletin, 22(9), 1996, pp. 949-959

Authors: KRULL DS ERICKSON DJ

Citation: Ds. Krull et Dj. Erickson, INFERENTIAL HOPSCOTCH - HOW PEOPLE DRAW SOCIAL INFERENCES FROM BEHAVIOR, Current directions in psychological science, 4(2), 1995, pp. 35-38

Authors: KRULL DS ERICKSON DJ

Citation: Ds. Krull et Dj. Erickson, JUDGING SITUATIONS - ON THE EFFORTFUL PROCESS OF TAKING DISPOSITIONALINFORMATION INTO ACCOUNT, Social cognition, 13(4), 1995, pp. 417-438

Authors: KRULL DS

Citation: Ds. Krull, DOES THE GRIST CHANGE THE MILL - THE EFFECT OF THE PERCEIVERS INFERENTIAL GOAL ON THE PROCESS OF SOCIAL INFERENCE, Personality & social psychology bulletin, 19(3), 1993, pp. 340-348