Psychological Inquiry

Title Publication Date Language Citations
Delight in Disorder: Inclusively Defining and Operationalizing Implicit Bias2022/07/03English
Decomposing Implicit Bias2022/07/03English
Avoiding Bias in the Search for Implicit Bias2022/07/03English
Grappling with Social Complexity When Defining and Assessing Implicit Bias2022/07/03English
Beyond Awareness: The Many Forms of Implicit Bias and Its Implications2022/07/03English
Reflections on the Difference Between Implicit Bias and Bias on Implicit Measures2022/07/03English
How Complete Is the Path Model of Blame?2014/04/03English
Reconsidering Motivation to Blame and the Distinction Between Private and Public Blame2014/04/03English
The Scope of Blame2014/04/03English
Androids, Algorithms, and the Attribution of Blame2014/04/03English
Blaming the Victim in the Case of Rape2014/04/03English
The Prototype Model of Blame: Freeing Moral Cognition From Linearity and Little Boxes2014/04/03English
Paths to Blame and Paths to Convergence2014/04/03English
Insights from Self-Blame and Victim Blaming2014/04/03English
A Potential Path to Integration of Blame Judgments2014/04/03English
Voting as a Counter-Strategy in the Blame Game2014/04/03English
Editorial Board EOV2015/10/02English
Social Projection Without Evidential Reasoning2012/01/01English
Similarity or Reciprocity? On the Determinants of Cooperation in Similarity-Sensitive Games2012/01/01English
Motivational and Contextual Considerations Concerning the Social Projection Hypothesis2012/01/01English
Cooperation and the Importance of Wondering What Others Will Do2012/01/01English
Social Projection and a Quantum Approach for Behavior in Prisoner's Dilemma2012/01/01English
Is Anything Sacred Anymore?2012/04/01English
A Developmental Perspective on the Moral Dyad2012/04/01English
Mindless, Harmless, and Blameworthy2012/04/01English
The Unbearable Vagueness of “Essence”: Forty-Four Clarification Questions for Gray, Young, and Waytz2012/04/01English
Self-Injuries, Harmless Wrongdoing, and Morality2012/04/01English
Agent, Patient … ACTION! What the Dyadic Model Misses2012/04/01English
Cubist Consequentialism: The Pros and Cons of an Agent–Patient Template for Morality2012/04/01English
Let's Use Einstein's Safety Razor, Not Occam's Swiss Army Knife or Occam's Chainsaw2012/04/01English