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Charles G Lord

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The British Journal of Social Psychology|April 17, 2015
Behind the stage of deliberate self-persuasion: When changes in valence of associations to an attitude object predict attitude changeTong Lu, Charles G Lord, Kristin Yoke
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|December 9, 2009
Embodiment, agency, and attitude changeCheryl A Taylor, Charles G Lord, Charles F Bond
Psychological Reports|July 26, 2024
Developing an Ethical Perspectives ScaleKevin J Diegel, Timothy M Barth, Charles G Lord
Psychological Science|October 23, 2012
Does this recession make me look black? The effect of resource scarcity on the categorization of biracial facesChristopher D Rodeheffer, Sarah E Hill, Charles G Lord
Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|June 5, 2007
Beyond pleasure: emotion activity affects the relationship between attitudes and behaviorShannon J Seitz, Charles G Lord, Cheryl A Taylor
The Journal of Social Psychology|October 13, 2022
Communicating beyond the information given can make the communicator's attitudes toward a social group more extremeKaleigh A Decker, Charles G Lord, Christopher J Holland
Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|September 11, 2004
Effects of attitude action identification on congruence between attitudes and behavioral intentions toward social groupsRusty B McIntyre, René M Paulson, Charles G Lord, et al.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|December 16, 2004
Houses built on sand: effects of exemplar stability on susceptibility to attitude changeCharles G Lord, René M Paulson, Tiffiny L Sia, et al.
Psychological Assessment|November 27, 2013
Individual differences in preference for epistemic versus teleologic strategies of deliberate self-persuasionCheryl A Taylor, Charles G Lord, Amanda L Morin, et al.
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The British Journal of Social Psychology|April 17, 2015
Behind the stage of deliberate self-persuasion: When changes in valence of associations to an attitude object predict attitude changeTong Lu, Charles G Lord, Kristin Yoke
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|December 9, 2009
Embodiment, agency, and attitude changeCheryl A Taylor, Charles G Lord, Charles F Bond
Psychological Reports|July 26, 2024
Developing an Ethical Perspectives ScaleKevin J Diegel, Timothy M Barth, Charles G Lord
Psychological Science|October 23, 2012
Does this recession make me look black? The effect of resource scarcity on the categorization of biracial facesChristopher D Rodeheffer, Sarah E Hill, Charles G Lord
Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|June 5, 2007
Beyond pleasure: emotion activity affects the relationship between attitudes and behaviorShannon J Seitz, Charles G Lord, Cheryl A Taylor
The Journal of Social Psychology|October 13, 2022
Communicating beyond the information given can make the communicator's attitudes toward a social group more extremeKaleigh A Decker, Charles G Lord, Christopher J Holland
Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|September 11, 2004
Effects of attitude action identification on congruence between attitudes and behavioral intentions toward social groupsRusty B McIntyre, René M Paulson, Charles G Lord, et al.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|December 16, 2004
Houses built on sand: effects of exemplar stability on susceptibility to attitude changeCharles G Lord, René M Paulson, Tiffiny L Sia, et al.
Psychological Assessment|November 27, 2013
Individual differences in preference for epistemic versus teleologic strategies of deliberate self-persuasionCheryl A Taylor, Charles G Lord, Amanda L Morin, et al.
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