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The American Psychologist|May 2, 2024
A nuanced view of the extent to which samples from narrow populations are scientifically problematicDavid Trafimow, Michael C Hout, Andrew R A ConwayThe British Journal of Social Psychology|July 23, 2002
Evidence that the type of person affects the strength of the perceived behavioural control-intention relationshipPaschal Sheeran, David Trafimow, Krystina A Finlay, et al.The British Journal of Social Psychology|April 24, 2002
Evidence that perceived behavioural control is a multidimensional construct: perceived control and perceived difficultyDavid Trafimow, Paschal Sheeran, Mark Conner, et al.Psychological Methods|September 9, 2010
How often is prep close to the true replication probability?David Trafimow, Justin A MacDonald, Stephen Rice, et al.The Journal of Social Psychology|October 25, 2011
Can priming your self lead to punishing others?Joshua Sandry, Gayle Hunt, Stephen Rice, et al.Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|June 14, 2005
The role of affect in determining the attributional weight of immoral behaviorsDavid Trafimow, Irina K Bromgard, Krystina A Finlay, et al.The Journal of General Psychology|March 17, 2011
Using PPT to correct for inconsistency in a speeded taskStephen Rice, David Trafimow, David Keller, et al.Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|March 14, 2007
Mental habits: metacognitive reflection on negative self-thinkingBas Verplanken, Oddgeir Friborg, Catharina E Wang, et al.The British Journal of Social Psychology|September 16, 2008
The effects of private and collective self-priming on visual search: taking advantage of organized contextual stimuliStephen Rice, Krisstal D Clayton, David Trafimow, et al.Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|October 11, 2002
Inferences about the morality of an aggressor: the role of perceived motiveGlenn D Reeder, Shamala Kumar, Matthew S Hesson-McInnis, et al.Pageof 10