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Authors:
ZEELENBERG M
VANDIJK WW
VANDERPLIGT J
MANSTEAD ASR
VANEMPELEN P
REINDERMAN D
Citation: M. Zeelenberg et al., EMOTIONAL-REACTIONS TO THE OUTCOMES OF DECISIONS - THE ROLE OF COUNTERFACTUAL THOUGHT IN THE EXPERIENCE OF REGRET AND DISAPPOINTMENT, Organizational behavior and human decision processes (Print), 75(2), 1998, pp. 117-141
Authors:
ZEELENBERG M
VANDIJK WW
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: M. Zeelenberg et al., RECONSIDERING THE RELATION BETWEEN REGRET AND RESPONSIBILITY, Organizational behavior and human decision processes (Print), 74(3), 1998, pp. 254-272
Authors:
ZEELENBERG M
VANDIJK WW
MANSTEAD ASR
VANDERPLIGT J
Citation: M. Zeelenberg et al., THE EXPERIENCE OF REGRET AND DISAPPOINTMENT, Cognition and emotion, 12(2), 1998, pp. 221-230
Authors:
TIMMERS M
FISCHER AH
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: M. Timmers et al., GENDER DIFFERENCES IN MOTIVES FOR REGULATING EMOTIONS, Personality & social psychology bulletin, 24(9), 1998, pp. 974-985
Authors:
ZEELENBERG M
VANDERPLIGT J
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: M. Zeelenberg et al., UNDOING REGRET ON DUTCH TELEVISION - APOLOGIZING FOR INTERPERSONAL REGRETS INVOLVING ACTIONS OR INACTIONS, Personality & social psychology bulletin, 24(10), 1998, pp. 1113-1119
Authors:
DOOSJE B
BRANSCOMBE NR
SPEARS R
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: B. Doosje et al., GUILTY BY ASSOCIATION - WHEN ONES GROUP HAS A NEGATIVE HISTORY, Journal of personality and social psychology, 75(4), 1998, pp. 872-886
Authors:
JETTEN J
SPEARS R
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: J. Jetten et al., DEFINING DIMENSIONS OF DISTINCTIVENESS - GROUP VARIABILITY MAKES A DIFFERENCE TO DIFFERENTIATION, Journal of personality and social psychology, 74(6), 1998, pp. 1481-1492
Authors:
MANSTEAD ASR
VANDERPLIGT J
Citation: Asr. Manstead et J. Vanderpligt, SHOULD WE EXPECT MORE FROM EXPECTANCY-VALUE MODELS OF ATTITUDE AND BEHAVIOR, Journal of applied social psychology, 28(15), 1998, pp. 1313-1316
Authors:
MANSTEAD ASR
VANEEKELEN SAM
Citation: Asr. Manstead et Sam. Vaneekelen, DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN PERCEIVED BEHAVIORAL-CONTROL AND SELF-EFFICACYIN THE DOMAIN OF ACADEMIC-ACHIEVEMENT INTENTIONS AND BEHAVIORS, Journal of applied social psychology, 28(15), 1998, pp. 1375-1392
Authors:
LAWTON R
PARKER D
STRADLING SG
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: R. Lawton et al., SELF-REPORTED ATTITUDE TOWARDS SPEEDING AND ITS POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCESIN 5 DIFFERENT ROAD CONTEXTS, Journal of community & applied social psychology, 7(2), 1997, pp. 153-165
Authors:
JAKOBS E
FISCHER AH
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: E. Jakobs et al., EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE AS A FUNCTION OF SOCIAL-CONTEXT - THE ROLE OF THE OTHER, Journal of nonverbal behavior, 21(2), 1997, pp. 103-130
Authors:
LONG KM
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: Km. Long et Asr. Manstead, GROUP IMMERSION AND INTERGROUP DIFFERENTIATION - CONTEXTUAL SHIFTS INCATEGORIZATION, British journal of social psychology, 36, 1997, pp. 291-303
Authors:
JETTEN J
SPEARS R
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: J. Jetten et al., DISTINCTIVENESS THREAT AND PROTOTYPICALITY - COMBINED EFFECTS ON INTERGROUP DISCRIMINATION AND COLLECTIVE SELF-ESTEEM, European journal of social psychology, 27(6), 1997, pp. 635-657
Authors:
JETTEN J
SPEARS R
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: J. Jetten et al., STRENGTH OF IDENTIFICATION AND INTERGROUP DIFFERENTIATION - THE INFLUENCE OF GROUP NORMS, European journal of social psychology, 27(5), 1997, pp. 603-609
Authors:
BAKKER AB
BUUNK BP
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: Ab. Bakker et al., THE MODERATING ROLE OF SELF-EFFICACY BELIEFS IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANTICIPATED FEELINGS OF REGRET AND CONDOM USE, Journal of applied social psychology, 27(22), 1997, pp. 2001-2014
Authors:
LAWTON R
PARKER D
MANSTEAD ASR
STRADLING SG
Citation: R. Lawton et al., THE ROLE OF AFFECT IN PREDICTING SOCIAL BEHAVIORS - THE CASE OF READ TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS, Journal of applied social psychology, 27(14), 1997, pp. 1258-1276
Authors:
LAWTON R
PARKER D
STRADLING SG
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: R. Lawton et al., PREDICTING ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS - THE ROLE OF SOCIAL DEVIANCE AND VIOLATIONS, British journal of psychology, 88, 1997, pp. 249-262
Authors:
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: Asr. Manstead, ONLY CONNECT - A SKEPTICAL VIEW OF THE BENEFITS OF ADOPTING A CONNECTIONIST APPROACH TO STUDYING HUMAN SOCIAL-BEHAVIOR, Psychology & health, 11(5), 1996, pp. 619-622
Authors:
JAKOBS E
MANSTEAD ASR
FISCHER AH
Citation: E. Jakobs et al., SOCIAL-CONTEXT AND THE EXPERIENCE OF EMOTION, Journal of nonverbal behavior, 20(2), 1996, pp. 123-142
Authors:
JETTEN J
SPEARS R
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: J. Jetten et al., INTERGROUP NORMS AND INTERGROUP DISCRIMINATION - DISTINCTIVE SELF-CATEGORIZATION AND SOCIAL IDENTITY EFFECTS, Journal of personality and social psychology, 71(6), 1996, pp. 1222-1233
Authors:
PARKER D
STRADLING SG
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: D. Parker et al., MODIFYING BELIEFS AND ATTITUDES TO EXCEEDING THE SPEED LIMIT - AN INTERVENTION STUDY BASED ON THE THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR, Journal of applied social psychology, 26(1), 1996, pp. 1-19
Authors:
MANSTEAD ASR
PARKER D
Citation: Asr. Manstead et D. Parker, THE ROLE OF MORAL NORMS AND AFFECT IN EXPLAINING BEHAVIORAL INTENTIONS, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 4065-4065
Authors:
FAN RMT
WAGNER HL
MANSTEAD ASR
Citation: Rmt. Fan et al., ANCHORING, FAMILIARITY, AND CONFIDENCE IN THE DETECTION OF DECEPTION, Basic and applied social psychology, 17(1-2), 1995, pp. 83-96
Authors:
PARKER D
MANSTEAD ASR
STRADLING SG
Citation: D. Parker et al., EXTENDING THE THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR - THE ROLE OF PERSONAL NORM, British journal of social psychology, 34, 1995, pp. 127-137
Authors:
PARKER D
REASON JT
MANSTEAD ASR
STRADLING SG
Citation: D. Parker et al., DRIVING ERRORS, DRIVING VIOLATIONS AND ACCIDENT INVOLVEMENT, Ergonomics, 38(5), 1995, pp. 1036-1048