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Psychological Assessment|December 23, 2015
Development and preliminary validation of the Constructive and Unconstructive Worry Questionnaire: A measure of individual differences in constructive versus unconstructive worryIlona M McNeill, Patrick D Dunlop
The Journal of Applied Psychology|May 14, 2026
Bridging a gap in meta-analytical practices: A superior approach for converting standardized beta weights to correlationsPiers Steel, Hadi Fariborzi, Patrick D Dunlop
Current Opinion in Psychology|June 11, 2025
Faking on personality assessments in high-stakes settings: A critical reviewPatrick D Dunlop, Mengting Rachel Xia, Jeromy Anglim
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology|February 6, 2023
Trait continuity: Can parent-rated infant temperament predict HEXACO personality in early adulthood?Sviatlana Kamarova, Patrick D Dunlop, Sharon K Parker
Social Science & Medicine (1982)|February 9, 2019
Accepters, fence sitters, or rejecters: Moral profiles of vaccination attitudesIsabel Rossen, Mark J Hurlstone, Patrick D Dunlop, et al.
Journal of Personality|June 2, 2019
Predicting trait emotional intelligence from HEXACO personality: Domains, facets, and the general factor of personalityJeromy Anglim, Gavin Morse, Patrick D Dunlop, et al.
Journal of Personality|September 20, 2014
Predicting Risk-Mitigating Behaviors From Indecisiveness and Trait Anxiety: Two Cognitive Pathways to Task AvoidanceIlona M McNeill, Patrick D Dunlop, Timothy C Skinner, et al.
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders|June 18, 2016
Embedded Figures Test Performance in the Broader Autism Phenotype: A Meta-analysisSerena J Cribb, Michelle Olaithe, Renata Di Lorenzo, et al.
Risk Analysis : an Official Publication of the Society for Risk Analysis|April 5, 2013
Expecting the unexpected: predicting physiological and psychological wildfire preparedness from perceived risk, responsibility, and obstaclesIlona M McNeill, Patrick D Dunlop, Jonathan B Heath, et al.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|July 26, 2016
Openness to (reporting) experiences that one never had: Overclaiming as an outcome of the knowledge accumulated through a proclivity for cognitive and aesthetic explorationPatrick D Dunlop, Joshua S Bourdage, Reinout E de Vries, et al.
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