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Trends in Cognitive Sciences|January 9, 2017
Why Good Is More Alike Than Bad: Processing ImplicationsHans Alves, Alex Koch, Christian UnkelbachCognition & Emotion|November 27, 2018
The differential similarity of positive and negative information - an affect-induced processing outcome?Hans Alves, Alex Koch, Christian UnkelbachTrends in Cognitive Sciences|April 20, 2021
Explaining Negativity Dominance without Processing BiasChristian Unkelbach, Alex Koch, Hans AlvesThe Australian Journal of Rural Health|June 25, 2019
Older people's mental health in rural areas: Converting policy into service development, service access and a sustainable workforceKate Jackson, Russell Roberts, Roderick McKayThe Australian Journal of Rural Health|January 24, 2020
Using digital and social media for health promotion: A social marketing approach for addressing co-morbid physical and mental healthMichael Mehmet, Russell Roberts, Tahmid NayeemPNAS Nexus|August 28, 2025
People calibrate future expectations to past performance when predicting transparently random eventsRussell Roberts, Reid Hastie, Alexander TodorovJournal of Personality and Social Psychology|November 27, 2023
Reminders undermine impressions of genuine gratitudeJiabi Wang, Shereen J Chaudhry, Alex KochJournal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition|February 12, 2016
A general valence asymmetry in similarity: Good is more alike than badAlex Koch, Hans Alves, Tobias Krüger, et al.Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|February 29, 2024
Differentiation in social perception: Why later-encountered individuals are described more negativelyAlex Koch, Andrew Bromley, Johanna Woitzel, et al.Journal of Experimental Social Psychology|April 28, 2020
The ABC of society: Perceived similarity in agency/socioeconomic success and conservative-progressive beliefs increases intergroup cooperationAlex Koch, Angela Dorrough, Andreas Glöckner, et al.Pageof 7