Downward spiral: Police-threat associations and perceptions of aggression during arrests are mutually reinforcing.
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Investigating the conditional effects of action versus inaction decisions on regret.
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What we owe to ourselves: Investigating people’s sense of obligations to the self.
Laura K. Soter, Susan A. Gelman, Fan Yang
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Clarifying the diploma divide: The growing importance of higher education for political identity.
Michael Prinzing, Michael Vazquez
págs. 901-916
Political plausible deniability: Political difference can divert attributions of socially unacceptable bias.
Brittany C. Solomon, Hannah B. Waldfogel, Matthew Hall
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Confront in public, validate in private: Effective male allyship responses to sexist remarks.
Hsuan-Che Brad Huang, Jonathan St.B.T. Evans
págs. 934-956
Stable profiles of contact and prejudice: Few people report co-occurring increases in intergroup contact and decreases in prejudice over time.
Alexander W. O’Donnell, Maria-Therese Friehs, Patrick F. Kotzur, Lewis Nitschinsk, Morgana Lizzio Wilson, Chris G. Sibley, Fiona Kate Barlow
págs. 957-977
Individual differences in risk preference: Selection and socialization effects.
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págs. 978-1001
Cultural differences in the Personality Triad: The interplay of personality traits, situation characteristics, and behavioral states around the world.
Niclas Kuper, Gwendolyn Gardiner, Erica Baranski, D. C. Funder, John F. Rauthmann
págs. 1002-1046
Whitney R. Ringwald, Katherine M. Lawson, Aleksandra Kaurin, Richard W. Robins
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