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Current Opinion in Psychology|August 2, 2021
Prosocial behavior and reputation: When does doing good lead to looking good?Jonathan Z Berman, Ike SilverCognition|April 2, 2024
What drives disagreement about moral hypocrisy? Perceived comparability and how people exploit it to criticize enemies and defend alliesIke Silver, Jonathan Z BermanCognitive Science|May 6, 2017
No Harm, Still Foul: Concerns About Reputation Drive Dislike of Harmless PlagiarizersIke Silver, Alex ShawJournal of Experimental Psychology. General|April 21, 2022
When and why "staying out of it" backfires in moral and political disagreementsIke Silver, Alex ShawPersonality & Social Psychology Bulletin|November 17, 2025
What's in It for Me? Beliefs About Relative Costs to Well-Being Explain Why People Deprioritize Moral ImprovementsJessie Sun, Jonathan Z BermanPsychological Science|September 9, 2020
Moral Choice When Harming Is UnavoidableJonathan Z Berman, Daniella KuporJournal of Experimental Psychology. Applied|October 30, 2023
Moral paragons, but crummy friends: The case of snitchingZachariah Berry, Ike Silver, Alex ShawPsychological Science|September 12, 2012
Self-interest without selfishness: the hedonic benefit of imposed self-interestJonathan Z Berman, Deborah A SmallMemory & Cognition|December 4, 2016
The texture of causal construals: Domain-specific biases shape causal inferences from discourseBrent Strickland, Ike Silver, Frank C KeilJournal of Personality and Social Psychology|February 26, 2026
Transcending embarrassment: On the reputational benefits of laughing at yourselfSelin Goksel, Ovul Sezer, Jonathan Z BermanPageof 2