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The British Journal of Social Psychology|April 24, 2002
Effects of stereotypes on attitude inference: outgroups are black and white, ingroups are shadedRoos VonkJournal of Personality and Social Psychology|May 10, 2002
Self-serving interpretations of flattery: why ingratiation worksRoos VonkBritish Journal of Psychology (London, England : 1953)|August 4, 2009
Mimicry in social interaction: benefits for mimickers, mimickees, and their interactionMariëlle Stel, Roos VonkJournal of Personality|December 17, 2008
Self-compassion versus global self-esteem: two different ways of relating to oneselfKristin D Neff, Roos VonkThe British Journal of Social Psychology|July 19, 2003
Thinking about gender types: cognitive organization of female and male typesRoos Vonk, Richard D AshmoreAppetite|July 20, 2021
A communicational approach to enhance open-mindedness towards meat-refusersMaike L V Weiper, Roos VonkThe Journal of Social Psychology|October 12, 2022
Meat and interpersonal motives: the case of self-enhancementRoos Vonk, Maike L V WeiperPersonality & Social Psychology Bulletin|May 1, 2009
The source effect: person descriptions by self versus others have differential effects on impression formationAafje C Brandt, Roos Vonk, Ad van KnippenbergJournal of Personality and Social Psychology|April 1, 2004
Dispositional attribution: multiple inferences about motive-related traitsGlenn D Reeder, Roos Vonk, Marla J Ronk, et al.Experimental Psychology|February 25, 2010
Effects of a priori liking on the elicitation of mimicryMariëlle Stel, Rick B van Baaren, Jim Blascovich, et al.Pageof 1