Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
What You Fear Will Appear,2010,57,6,470-475,Larsson
Motor Contagion,2011,58,1,71-78,Bouquet
Effects of Attachment Styles on the Experience of Equity in Heterosexual Couples Relationships,2003,50,4,298-310,Grau
Space-Time Compatibility Effects in the Auditory Modality,2011,59,2,1-6,You
Rape myth acceptance and judgments of vulnerability to sexual assault: an Internet experiment,2002,49,4,257-269,Bohner
The dimensionality of anticipated affective reactions to risky and certain decision outcomes,2002,49,3,228-238,Västfjäll
The elusive matching bias effect in the disjunctive selection task,2002,49,2,89-97,Roberts
The role of self-involvement in shifting IAT effects,2012,59,6,348-354,Sartori
Motor affordance and its role for visual working memory: evidence from fMRI studies,2004,51,4,258-269,Mecklinger
Distraction by deviance,2014,62,1,54-65,Parmentier
The hard fall effect,2014,62,2,89-97,Thomassin
The effect of cognitive control on different types of auditory distraction,2017,64,5,359-368,Buchner
Risk preferences in surrogate decision making,2017,64,4,290-297,Ferguson
Moral severity is represented as a domain-general magnitude,2017,64,2,142-147,Powell
Investigating deviance distraction and the impact of the modality of the to-be-ignored stimuli,2018,65,2,61-70,Neely
Do researchers anchor their beliefs on the outcome of an initial study?,2018,65,3,158-169,Wagenmakers
Self-other differences in decision-making under risk,2018,65,4,226-235,Lu
Loud auditory distractors are more difficult to ignore after all,2022,69,3,163-171,Röer
Dual-action costs and benefits in a uni-modal single-onset paradigm,2023,70,6,344-354,Huestegge