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Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|May 11, 2002
It feels like yesterday: self-esteem, valence of personal past experiences, and judgments of subjective distanceMichael Ross, Anne E WilsonPersonality & Social Psychology Bulletin|August 24, 2013
Marking time: selective use of temporal landmarks as barriers between current and future selvesJohanna Peetz, Anne E WilsonPersonality & Social Psychology Bulletin|November 19, 2016
When Slights Beget Slights: Attachment Anxiety, Subjective Time, and Intrusion of the Relational Past in the PresentKassandra Cortes, Anne E WilsonMemory (Hove, England)|June 25, 2003
The identity function of autobiographical memory: time is on our sideAnne E Wilson, Michael RossJournal of Personality and Social Psychology|October 17, 2012
The post-birthday world: consequences of temporal landmarks for temporal self-appraisal and motivationJohanna Peetz, Anne E WilsonPersonality & Social Psychology Bulletin|July 8, 2011
Acknowledging the skeletons in our closet: the effect of group affirmation on collective guilt, collective shame, and reparatory attitudesGregory R Gunn, Anne E WilsonPersonality & Social Psychology Bulletin|June 20, 2015
Implicit Theories of Change and Stability Moderate Effects of Subjective Distance on the Remembered SelfCindy L P Ward, Anne E WilsonPlos One|November 22, 2021
How political partisanship can shape memories and perceptions of identical protest eventsEden Hennessey, Matthew Feinberg, Anne E WilsonPlos One|April 22, 2025
Is trust a zero-sum game? What happens when institutional sources get it wrongAndrew J Dawson, Ash Bista, Anne E WilsonPersonality & Social Psychology Bulletin|April 8, 2010
Crimes of the past: defensive temporal distancing in the face of past in-group wrongdoingJohanna Peetz, Gregory R Gunn, Anne E WilsonPageof 3