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The British Journal of Social Psychology|April 29, 2009

Being there with others: how people make environments norm-relevantDiederik A Stapel, Janneke F Joly, Siegwart M Lindenberg

Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|May 22, 2008

Silence and table manners: when environments activate normsJanneke F Joly, Diederik A Stapel, Siegwart M Lindenberg

The British Journal of Social Psychology|March 31, 2007

The effect of attitude toward women on the relative individuation of women and men is mediated by perceived gender subgroupsTracie L Stewart, Kevin R Harris, Ad van Knippenberg, et al.

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The British Journal of Social Psychology|April 29, 2009

Being there with others: how people make environments norm-relevantDiederik A Stapel, Janneke F Joly, Siegwart M Lindenberg

Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|May 22, 2008

Silence and table manners: when environments activate normsJanneke F Joly, Diederik A Stapel, Siegwart M Lindenberg

The British Journal of Social Psychology|March 31, 2007

The effect of attitude toward women on the relative individuation of women and men is mediated by perceived gender subgroupsTracie L Stewart, Kevin R Harris, Ad van Knippenberg, et al.

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