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A Study of Laughter and Dissociation: Distinct Correlates of Laughter and Smiling During Bereavement
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Keltner, D
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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A Survey of Potential Jurors' Perceptions of Interrogations and Confessions
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Mindthoff, Amelia; Evans, Jacqueline R.; Perez, Gissel; Woestehoff, Skye A.; Olaguez, Alma P.; Klemfuss, J. Zoe; Normile, Christopher J.; Scherr, Kyle C.; Carlucci, Marianna E.; Carol, Rolando N.
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American Psychological Association
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Asymmetries in Strength of Preference: A Focus Shift Model of Valence Effects in Difference Judgments
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Yamagishi, K
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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A Syntactic Complexity Effect With Visual Patterns: Evidence for the Syntactic Nature of the Memory Representation
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Chechile, R. A
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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A Taxometric Analysis of Hypnotic Susceptibility
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Oakman, J. M
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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A Taxonomy of Interrogation Methods
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Kelly, C.E.; Miller, J.C.; Redlich, A.D.; Kleinman, S.M.
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American Psychological Association
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2013
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A Test of a Social Cognitive Model for Middle School Students: Math and Science
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Fouad, N. A. Smith, P. L.
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American Psychological Association
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1996
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A Test of J. R. Harris's Theory of Peer Influences on Personality
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Loehlin, J. C
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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A Test of the Declining Interest Hypothesis
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Herzog, H. A
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American Psychological Association
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A Threat in the Air: How Stereotypes Shape Intellectual Identity and Performance
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Steele, C. M
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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A Time Course Analysis of Stroop Interference and Facilitation: Comparing Normal Individuals and Individuals With Schizophrenia
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Schooler, C
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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Attachment and Culture: Security in the United States and Japan - Three core tenets of attachment theory are culture dependent rather than absolutes of development. Does sensitive parenting help infants feel secure? Must babies be securely attached to explore their environments? Does autonomy lead to social competence?/
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Rothbaum, Fred
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American Psychological Association
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2000
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Attachment, Attractiveness, and Social Interaction: A Diary Study
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Tidwell, M.-C. O
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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Attachment-Based Assessments of Parent-Child Relationships in Middle Childhood/
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Kerns, Kathryn A
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American Psychological Association
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2000
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Attachment Categories as Reflections of Multiple Dimensions: Comment on Fraley and Spieker (2003)/
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Sroufe, L. A
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American Psychological Association
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2003
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Attachment, Parenting, and Peer Interactions of Toddler Children
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Fagot, B. I
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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| 177 |
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Attachment Style and the Mental Representation of the Self
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Mikulincer, M
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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| 178 |
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Attachment to Parents, Social Competence, and Emotional Well-Being: A Comparison of Black and White Late Adolescents
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Rice, K. G. Young, M. B. Cunningham, T. J.
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American Psychological Association
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1997
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Attentional and Ocular Movements
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Stelmach, L. B
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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| 180 |
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Attentional Capture by Abrupt Onsets: New Perceptual Objects or Visual Masking?
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Yantis, S
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American Psychological Association
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1980
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