• The Relative Effects of General versus Descriptive Praise on a Card Sorting Task 

  Scheer, Robert Ryan (1976)

  It has frequently been postulated that descriptive praise, which labels the behavior being praised, is superior to general praise, which delivers an accolade without specifying the behavior being praised. Research investigating ...

• INVESTIGATING THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION ON FACE PROCESSING 

  Woodward, Amanda Mae (2017)

  Because social exclusion leads to adverse effects, excluded individuals exhibit altered social information processing. In particular, these individuals process social information from faces differently than their included ...

• A Motivational Analysis of Group Schisms 

  Dugas, Michelle (2017)

  Splinter groups are frequently recognized to be more violent and extreme in ideology than their parent groups, suggesting a need to understand how such schisms arise. Despite their practical significance, however, group ...

• SELF-AWARENESS AND ETHICAL BEHAVIOR IN FACE AND DIGNITY CULTURES: IMPLICATIONS FOR REDUCING DISHONESTY ACROSS CULTURES 

  Li, Ren (2017)

  To date, research on how to curb unethical behavior has been done in primarily Western contexts, and we have very little knowledge of whether such effects are generalizable. In this paper, two studies investigated whether ...

• Investigating Limerence: Predictors of Limerence, Measure Validation, and Goal Progress 

  Wolf, Noah R. (2017)

  Limerence is a love experience that involves an obsessive desire for romantic reciprocation from a specific other (the limerent object; LO), which manifests itself as intrusive cognitive preoccupation, emotional dependency, ...

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