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Plos One|December 24, 2019
Apologies as signals for change? Implicit theories of personality and reactions to apologies during the #MeToo movementKarina SchumannPsychological Science|September 22, 2010
Why women apologize more than men: gender differences in thresholds for perceiving offensive behaviorKarina Schumann, Michael RossJournal of Personality and Social Psychology|June 17, 2021
Rehumanizing the self after victimization: The roles of forgiveness versus revengeKarina Schumann, Gregory M WaltonPersonality & Social Psychology Bulletin|September 26, 2014
Who accepts responsibility for their transgressions?Karina Schumann, Carol S DweckThe Journal of Social Psychology|July 30, 2021
Self-protection predicts lower willingness to apologizeJoost Leunissen, Karina Schumann, Constantine SedikidesPersonality & Social Psychology Bulletin|December 29, 2021
The Social Consequences of Frequent Versus Infrequent ApologizingKarina Schumann, Emily G Ritchie, Amanda ForestPersonality & Social Psychology Bulletin|February 12, 2025
Implications of Divine Forgiveness for Conciliatory Behavior: Understanding How Feeling Forgiven by God Influences Apologies Via Self-Forgiveness, Gratitude, and HumilityJustin M Ludwig, Jonah Koetke, Karina SchumannJournal of Personality and Social Psychology|August 19, 2014
Addressing the empathy deficit: beliefs about the malleability of empathy predict effortful responses when empathy is challengingKarina Schumann, Jamil Zaki, Carol S DweckPlos One|September 6, 2024
Intellectual humility is reliably associated with constructive responses to conflictJonah Koetke, Karina Schumann, Keith Welker, et al.Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|March 11, 2022
Fallibility Salience Increases Intellectual Humility: Implications for People's Willingness to Investigate Political MisinformationJonah Koetke, Karina Schumann, Tenelle Porter, et al.Pageof 2